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CONGRESS-WEDNESDAY,

SENATE.-Mr. Bayard presented bill to provide
for the extension of the General Post Office building
The sum of $780, 600 YVES inserted "a the amount
and the bill passed.
Mr.. Wade reported from the COMMITTEES of Claims
In favor of paying James Kuhn interest his claim
originating while he was backsmthng among the
Indians. The pr incipal had been paid and the bill
provided for the payment of interest from the
time OF the presentation and refusal of the demand
Passed.
On motion of Mr. Dawson, it was resolved that Fri
day. after this week, be appropriated for the consd
Grafton of the private Calendars in preference tc
private business. Passed.
The Compensation bill was taken up and discuss
ed
The branch under consideration relates simply t.
giving a salary of 81 500 to the Chief and 81 600 tt
the Associate Justices of the Supreme Court. Tha
part relating to members of Congress was struck ou
Tuesday.
Mr.. Clayton move the bill be laid upon the tabl q
for the present Agreed to.
The Judicial Reform bill was then taken up.
MIR. Stuart moved to postpone the consideration Of
the bill to II 10 O'Clock tomorrow. Agreed to anf
the Senate adjourned.
HoUsEoF REPRESENTATIVES, The Speaker lsit
before the House a letter from Hon. Rufus Choate
resiening his office as OF the regents of the
Smit hsonian Institute. He does this not from any
loss Of interest in IFS aiirs but because of personal
Inconvenience to attend to the business and more
particularly because Of hia dissent from the recent
action of the Board respecting the management Of
the Institution, sonceiying they have departed
from the law.
Mr. Cobb made personal explanation respecting
his position the Homestead question, and TO the
privilege of foreigners under that system.
MIR, Ball | wish to ask whether the gentleman ID
afraid Sam" will be after him. fLaushter
Mr. Cobb. l have no reason to fear Sam. He was
not knew in my district when ! left. Renewed
LAUGHTER
The House went into Committee of the whole on
the Pacific Railroad Bill. Several amendments were
proposed and rejected. Pending the discussion oil
the bill the House adjourned.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS

The Knop Nothing Nominations in Nes
Hampshire Curious Diseorery-Ineligi.
b'iity of Candidate.
CONCORD, N. H., Jan. 1s.-The Know No.
thing State Convention, yesterday, made the
following nominations:
For Governor-Rev. John Moore of the
Univ ersalist Church.
For Railroad Commissioner-F H. Lyford.
For Congress-lst district, Elder Pike, Of
the Methodist Church. 81 district Mason
w. Tappan. Sd district, A. H. Cragin. Mr.
Tappan was formerly jealous Wing but of
late years has been prominent Free-Soiler.
After the nominations were completed, the
curious fact came to light, that the candidate
for Governor was not eligible! 1t appears
that MIR. Moore came to this city only FIVE
years ago, from neighboring State. The
constitution requires residence of seven
years in the State to make person eligible
for the office. Mr.. Moore lacks two years
of the specified time, and cannot therefore
accept the nomination. This circumstance
created vast deal of amusement and other
aspirants to political renown are much de-
lighted. The discovery aforesaid was made
by Know Something, who had read the
constitutional document which, candor CON-
pels us to say, is not sufficiently understood
by the sovereign people of the Granite State.
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PROCEEDINGS of G ongress.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 18.-Senate-A com.
munication was received FROM the President
of the United States, asking for authority to
enlist 5000 mounted volunteers to operate
against the frontier Indians. Referred to the
Committee on Military Affairs. The resigna-
ton of Hon. Rufus Choate, as Regent of the
Smithsonian Institution, was received. Mr..
Choate's course. was reviewed by Messrs.
Mason and Pearce. The Judicial Bill taken
up, and on motion postponed to the next ses-
sion. The bill fer the relief of the old sol.
diers then came up, and Mr.. Foot spoke
thereon at considerable length. He had not
concluded when this dispatch closed
HouSe.-A committee of five was appointed
as select committee to investigate the af.
fairs of the Smithsonian Institution, in pur.
suance of Mr.. Meacham's resolution of yes
terday. A message was received from the
President upon the subject of raising volun-
teers to operate against the frontier Indians
Referred. The House then went into COM
mittee of the whole on the State ofthe Union,
and resumed the consideration of the Pacific
Railroad bill. The discussion continued until
the adjournment.
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The Markets..

NEW York, Jan. 1s.-Cotton unchanged and in
moderate demand. Flour has declined 12 cents
sales of good Ohio at 1915 9Is; Southern heavy
and unchanged in price, Wheat and Corn are a
tr1e lower; sales of Western Corn at ST. O3 81 o.
and ofyellow at 81. Pork tending downwards and
dull.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 1s.-The steamers news has
unsettled the market Flour is held at SO 81, but
only 1915 offered for Howard street. Wheat has
declined cents. Corn has also declined-sales.
of white at 80 90 cents and of yellow at 90 cents
Receipts 10000 bushels. Rye Sl.30.
NEW ORLEANS. JAM 1.-THE Cotton market Is
unchanged. Reports from all the Southern ports
make the sales less by 900 bales than last year.
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COMMERCIAL FArLUREs-The telegraph reports
the failure of three heavy banking houses In st.
Louis. Messrs Ford & Brother, commission mer.
chants, OF Louisville, have failed The amount of
their liabilities is not known Private advices from
| New Orleans report the failure of Hackett, Me-
Murdough & Co., bankers, and Tom & Donnegan,
cotton dealers
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AUCTION eAIUa
FUTURE DAY6.
BY GoDDTN & XPPFRaoN
DEsIRABLE BRIcK REs1DENf

DESIRABLE BRICK RESrDENrr
- ON LAY. BETWEEN NADisnN Nh
HENRY STREETS. FOR SALE Ar AfTCFfoMS
VIII BE- sold. on THURSDAY afternoon. the ss.r =
January, 1855. on the premises eommencins :. ~ :
O'Clock, the excellent brick tenement on fhs ac,.r
side Of Clay, between Madison and Hepry strssss
luear Clay Street Chspel,) now In tn occupancv ~
Mr. =. Turpin. The house has rooms besides A.
cellent kitchen, Gmoke house, stable, &c. and the
whole premises In good repair.
TEsNs-ons-fouIth cash; balance at {, . and IL
months for negotiable notes. intere. ADDED secured
present year to be paid By the purchaser.
ja19 0ODDIN APPERSON, Auets.
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON 4rH AND FRANKLIN SITS, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-Will bs sold, on WEDNESDAY
next, the Gath January 1855. ON the premises, com.
the East line of 4th, between Main and Fra1kIin
Sutton, fronting 81 feet running back $50 feet and
$500.
And on FRIDAY afternoon, the 26th January, 1855.
on the premises commencing at O'Clock that val.
liable brick stable and dwelling on the South side of
Franklin street, opposite to Metropolitan Hail. now
occupied BY Mr.. R. l.. Dickinson. fronting "a feet
running back about 80 feet to an alley This
ty now commands a rent of $500 per anlum, and can
be leased for term of years at an advanced sum.
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at 8, 6 and 9
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed title retained. The taxes for the
present year to be paid by the purchasers.
ia 19-tds GODDIN L. APPERSON, Aucts.
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VALUABLE FARM NEAR RICH
TATE THEkEoN ron SALE At Auction :
n M {. George Woodfs having determined to remove
nu.ry next. at public suction the rsrm which he
resides, situated near Blsksy's MI one mile Esst
and the a.sa 18th tS.lsos ' i 1is
lo a the same time ana place, viii Be sold the fol-
cs On: |: House .ssss sss cows ON. .1e.llsn.
i .rss s. and HARNESS; two CARTS, and
70 p prsea q s.csllent Farming Utsnsils
the shove Farm presents mosr favorable op
!. Terms e stssle. eoDDrN L APpERsoN,
VALUABLE real. ESTATE IN mr.
VAE III, ADDITION, ON BAKER Ann 81
r f.s.u STREETS. FOR SALE An nIrfTI0N =.
1a55 on tSa ;NDAY aftarnoon the 22d Jan,
half acre Lot at the corner Of Bste- &C. .nG
streets, on which there stands iarrs 70 "a. g; raui
After which viii be soid the half s Aa. 1a Minor
which Will be divided into suitable sized budin.
TERMs-One third cash; balanse at 3 ana 9 -,
for negotiable notes, interest added, secured hv :
trust deed, or title retained The taxes for the nrs
il. gear to be ssS b z; p%FsEsos
TRUSTEES SALE OF CANAL BOAT
Il LITTLE TENNESSEE" AT AUCTION
By virtue of deed of trust to me- executed BY Eus.
tace Appleyard. dated the 7th day of April 1854,
shall proceed to sell at public auction on the Basin
Eustace & Appleyard the Canal Boat Little Ten n.
The sale viii take place on MONDAY, the 18th of
Terms cash: E. J. PIcoT, Trustee.
jas
TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR CA
4 NAL BOATS. THIRTEEN Mules. THREE
HORSES. &c-As Trustee in q deed of trust dated
9th Nov, 1884, from Eustace 4 Appleyard, duly re-.
corded in Richmond Hastings Court l shall proceed
site the Office of Messrs. Eustace 4 Appleyard on
O'Clock, the following Canal Boats nearly new, and
Dominion" "oldNorth State" and Little Tenn...
ALsO-ls Mules. Horses, with Gearing, Ropes,
and all other sppurtenancss belonging to said boats
and teams
W. D. SIMS, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN aPpERsoN, Aucts.
jag
In consequence Of the nsn-arriyal of the
Canal Boats .Old Dominion" and Little Tennes.
see," and of the mules bags &C., attached thereto
the sale thereof will be postponed to WEDNEs-
come off at the place indicated in the going ad-
vertissments. jal6 THE TRUSTEES.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
~ AND LOT ON CATHARINE ST. IN Ora.
HAMS ADDITION, NEAR THE CITY OF RICH
MOND.-As Commissioner appointed by decree of
Henrico County Court, made on the LIST JAN, 1855,
IN the case of "Charles against Crump &c - shall
sell at public auction, the premises, on THURS.
pay the 18th day of January, 1855, at the hour of
o'clock M, the real estate in the bill mentioned
consisting of House and Lot on the South side of
Cstharine street, of which Mrs, E M. Crump died
seized, and near the residence of Mr.. John B. Val.
entine.
TERMs-One'third cash; balance at and ~ months,
for bonds with good security, and title retained till
last bond shall be paid and conveyance directed by
the Court. w GODDIN Com'r
Sale conducted by GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN. Aucts.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

STRAY MARE AT AUCTION.-On
~ SATURDAY, Goth inst, at the large Horse Lot
nearly in rear of my store will sell at Auction for
cash. spnghtly BAY MARE, having marks of BEN z
draught animal. The same was taken up by Mr. Jas
Bnford, in the lower part of Henrico county az an
estray, and duly advertised. She be at the
Stable of Robt T. Broaddus, 18th between Frank
lin and Grace sts r. CAUTHORN
ia l0-drdGwlt Auct
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE.
fOnice ct Geo. j. 8umuere No 80 Pearl e(xoot.D
BY LARUS & SHINE.

TRUSTEES SALE OF CTTY-MADE
= FURNITURE AT AUCTION.--On FRIDAY
morning, the 19h inst commencing ct 10 O'Clock.
"ewn sell, at our store, by order of the Trustee
l elegant Rosewood Cabinet
! Mahogany Wardrobe
do High Post Bedstead
=, do Rocking Oh In
! Marble Top Washstand
! Lounge; Shower Bath
l dozen Rosewood Chsirs
Tne articles are ell city made and wen kent.
A. Z. MOORE, Trustee
L4nys SHINE. Auctioneers. rs
~ AZ AIUSDlIIOMAL-Will be added to the ahovs Ala.
This MOkNiNG. large assortment Of Mshossnv
Furniture, belonging to private family deSiirinyy
ja19 nNI,
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y, S. Senator from Neac Hampshire.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-The Star, of this city
says it has reliable information that Gov. Baker Of
New Hampshire has rendered the Senatorial chair
made vacant by the death of Mr.. Norris, to Hon.
John S. Wells, distinguished lawyer of that
State.
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VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTA1
BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

WILL be sold at the Lot in rear of my
w Office. on SATURDAY, the goth, at 10 o'clk,
good Work Horses, Mules. Buggy and Wagon
ALSO-A good MICH COW, with a young CALI
ia 10 r. CAUTHORN. Auct
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The man Gill, who has been under examination
before the police court at Albany, N Y, for several
days past on a charge OF poisoning his sister-in-
law. has been sent before the grand jury.
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RUSHTON CLARK e. co. s
GENUINE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL

For CONSUMPTION, Scr0fnla, &c.
YHHE great success which has attended
l. the use Of the above celebrated article has led
to many limitations, and much disappointment and
injury has been suffered from spurious articles pur.
chasers should use the utmost CAUTION in noticing
that the name of RUSHT0N CLARK co. in full
is blown in the bottle and is each labe and the
signature in full each cork, other is gen.
uine We have been at great pains and expense to
secure our patrons the pure article, and cur MIR.
Clark went to New Foundland to superintend the
manufacture in person and we will warrant our Oil
pure and superior quality in every respect, and made
from the fresh Livers, and not purified from the
common oil as is the case with great deal that II
sold for genuine.
The genuins Rushton CLARK Co.'s article for sale
by PURCELL. LADD CO, and by Druggists gen.
NO 6--dA wStn =
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THE LENNON SLAVE Casa dispatch dated AL
bapy N Y. Jan l6. SAWS:

The IEMMUN OLAN Z CASE.-A dispatch dated AI.
bany, N. Y, Jan. 49, says
In the Senate to-day. the resolution from the
House authorizing the Governor to employ counsel
TO assist the Attorney General in the argument of
the LeElmon case before the United States Court
cameup for consideration Mr.. Brooks preferred
that the Attorney General be authorised to employ
assistant counsel it he detred and that the selection
should be left with him. Two or three speeches
were made and all the Senators contepded that the
judge who liberated the Lennon slaves performed
no more than his duty to the laws of the State.
majority, however, preferred the resolution as it
stood. giving the Governor instead of the Attor-
ney General the selection of such associate coun.
Rel 49,
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w. P. Won Schoonhoven formerly State senator
from Rensselaer, district, New York, died in Troy
on Tuesday.
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
DOTS, SHOES AND HATS, AT
ID AUCTION.-On FRIDAY, Feb %, we will sell
at our auction store, at 10 O'Clock
400 cases BOOTS, SHOES, HATS and CAPS
fresh and seasonabIe goods.
credit, for approved paper.
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ITO CONTRACTORS AND BUILD

Il EhS.-The Building C0mmlttee OF Richmond
College will receive proposals for the erection of the
North Wing of the ediice of said College, according
to the plans and specifications made by T. A. Tefft
Esq until Monday, 23th inst Bids are invited for
the different kinds of work separately, or for the
whole together. Iron and stone work to be inclu
ded in the carpenters bids.
The plans and specifications be seen at the
Bookstore of MIR. Charles WORKMAN, on Main, be.
tween 9th ard 10th streets Any information reative
to the plans. &C. will be given by President Ryland
Or. Albert Snead, or the undersigned, to whom the
bids will be handed. RICH'D REINS
ia l8-6t Chairman Building Committee.
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FROM HAvANA-The steamer Cahawba arrived
at New York on Wednesday evening, with advices
from Havana to the l2th inst. We subjon synop.
sis of the news:
The steamer Falcon had not arrived'.at Havana
when the Cahawba left and very serious fears were
entertained for her safety. Business at Havana
was extremely duh
Thenew crop of sugar arrived slowly and was
being chiefly shipped to Spain. Freights were
dull.
The steamer Philadelphia had had her rudder re-
paired and was advertised to sail for New York on
the 18th.
The report in regard to the removal of Concha
was wholly discredited.
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Money Matters IN st. Louis.

IHONHy 1HUlIeTS III 81. LOUIS.
BUFFALO, Jan. 18.-The st, Louis papers state
that the money panic has subsidized More money
has been deposited than withdrawn
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BY LARUS 4 SHINE.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE A

" ALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
v AUCTION.-On MONDAY, the 22d, at 4 P.
M, we will SELL at auction, on the premises vslu.
able two story Brick House, fronting on 18th street
z, feet, running back 1872 feet, and lying between
Marshall and Clay streets The property now rents
for $3.50 per annum.
TERMs-One-fourth cash one-fourth 6, IL and 1s
months, interest added, for endorsed negotiable
paper-tite retained until the last payment be made
ja16 LARUS L. SHINE. Aucts.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON
18th STREET. BETWEEN MARSHALL. Ann
CLAY, AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY the 22d Jan
at 81 O'Clock P. upon the premise, we i'll sell
at auction. valuable building lot on 18th street
fronting 32 feet and running back &C feet and living
between the property of Mrs. M. 8. Schermerhorn
and Mrs Dora Allen Munden
TERMs-One-h half cash; balance months ne gotta.
bic paper, interest added and title retained
ia IL LARUS SHINE Aucts
A FLOODED STALLION, BUGGY.
"A PAIR OF HORSES AND CARRIAGE. AT
AUCTION On SATURDAY morning at 10 o'clk
we will sell at auction at the horse lot Blooded
stallion by Prince Albert perfectly broke to single
harness and the saddlensold only for the want of
use; and light Buggy Wagon. Also a fine pair of
long-tailed bay Horses, Carriage and Harness COM
plete
The above is worthy of the attention of those In
want or wish to speculate.
TERMs-tmonths for negotiable endorsed paper
JAY LARUS & SHINE, Aucts
AUTHORITATIVE be added to the above +.
dark bay Horse, years old, perfectly sound, and
works well in harness under the saddle =
TERMS months for endorsed paper.
laI9 LARUS SHINE, Aucts.
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BY TAYLOR e. WILLIAMS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ES-
Il TATE ON MAIN BETWEEN 1sr AND 20
STREETS. AT AUCTION.-By virtue of q Deed
Of Trust to the subscriber executed by William NJ.
Fulton, dated 9Th September, 1852 and recorded in
the Clerks Office of Richmond Hustings Court,
shsll. on SATURDAY. goth Of Jaup.ry, 1855, at 81
conveyed in said Deed being a Lot of Land on the
South side of MAN, between LIST and I'd front.
ing S7t feet and running back between parallel lines
veyed to said Fulton by Thomas Samanni and wife,
on the West by the Lot owned by the heirs of John
Lipscombe, decd.
The title to the above property is believed to be
undoubted; but acting as Trustee shall convey only
with special warranty.
ing the sale, as well as of the bonds mentioned in
said Deed. with all interest thereon, amounting to
about $3.50; and the remainder payable in q manner
" '' NV JUAN PizziNI. Trustee.
TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts. ja 10
RRICK HOUSE AND VACANT LOTS
~ AT ROCKETS, AT AUCTION.-On MON.
DAY, 22d Jan, at 81 o'clock ?: M; upon the pre-
misses. will be sold that new Brick House and Gro
Gerry Stand. at Rockets, near Wlliams Brick-ys,d,
on Williamsburg Avenue, recently occupied by Mr..
WIN. Ryan The location and arrangement of this
property renders VERY suitable for retail grocery
stand.
After which, will be sold two Building LOTS, ad.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at and months
ja Is TAYLOR L WILLIAMS. Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of q
L Deed of Trust executed to me BY John Apple
yard dated the Sd day of January 1854 and duly re
corded in the Clerks Office of the Hastings Court Of
the City of Richmond shall proceed to sell to the
highest bidder, at public Auction, for cash, the
Basin Bank. in the city of Richmond near the Office
of Eustace l. Appleyard, on MONDAY, the 18th day
of January 1855, 2 Canal FREIGHT BOATS, called
the keystone" and the old Dominion" together
with the Teams attached and belonging to the said
Boats consisting of 2 MULES and HORSES, and
all the Tackle, Furniture and equipments belonging
to, or used with, the said Boats.
c. g. GRISWOLD, Trustee.
TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts ja 5-dtds
POSTPONEMENT. Canal Boat
.'Old Dominion" not having arrived, the above sale
is postponed as to her and her team and tackle. IN
til MONDAY next 22d inst, at the same place and
hour. C. g. 0RISWOLD, Trustee.
TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucta ja ltd
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VIRGINIA Posi- OFFICE APPoINTMENTs.-The
Postmaster General has made the following point
ments:
w. B. Boyd, postmaster at Prince George Court
House, Prince Georges county, vice John d Mat
thews, deceased. Thos H. johnson, postmaster at
Slate Mills, Rappahannock county, vice Walker
Jones, resigned Robt. Z. Stareher. postmaster at
Jackson Court House, Jackson county, vice j. L.
Armstrong, resigned. David H. Suith postmaster
at Janelew Lewis county, vice James NJ Atkins, re-
signed. john 2. Weaver. postmaster at Oyerhill.
Opsnur county, vice VIM; HEAVIER resigned: Alphon-
county, vice Robert w. Crews.
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TNHE subscriber having sold part of the
Il Tredeesr Foundry and Engine Works to MA.
THEW DELANY. FRANCIS T. GLASGOW and
WIN. STEPTOE, who have long been connected
with the business. has associated these gentlemen
with him since the first of July last in the Foundry
his old business, he requests those who have claims
against him to present them for settlement and those
indebted to him to make arrangements for early pay
ments. ]. r. ANDERSON
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GALE ON COUNCIL CHAMBE.

A VERY DESIRABLE FARM~ON
IA BROOKE TURNPIKE. 4t MILES FROM
RICHMOND, FOR sALE.-The subscribers are au-
thorzed to sell the desirable Farm on which Mr.. w.
II. Bowcock resides containing 100 acres, situa-
ted on the Brooke Turnpike, Al miles from the city
Of Richmond. The neighborhood is first rate, and
the soil good. Terms accommodating. Apply ON
the premises to Mr.. 8owcock, OF to US.
ia 1876 GODDIN APPERSON
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The trial of Robert G. Simpson, late county
treasurer of Philadelphia, charged with being a
delaulter to the amount OF $4,000. is now pro-
crossing
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HAvaE MARKRrs Jan. S--Breadstufs are firm,
with an upsard tendency In prices
LONDON STOCK MARKET.--Mesers. Bell Son Say
pr,ces are hrm, aud large business has been doing
10 Federa and State STOCKS; but Railway Securities
are unclaimed. with limited business doing. U. b.
- 1862 98s99; do do. of 1863 5sl06t 10. do OF
Is9s'ss le4so5. Pennsylvania Sc bonds; 7saso; Ma
ryland Sc bonds saaeo
The London Iron market and Breadstufs market
are dull.
LATEST nv TELEcRApH.
Owing TO threatening disturbances in Bressice and
verona the theatres ordered to be closed, and
all public assemblies prohibited.
FIRE AND Loss OF LIFR.-The papers received
last evening contain additional particulars of the
burning OF Mrs Edwards boarding house, on Ches
nut street. Philadelphia, early on Wednesday NOR.
ming. 1t appears that Alexander Bowman. Of
Hagerstown, Nd. student of medicine, one of the
boarders whilst hurrying down stairs, lost his way
in the smoke, and was found In the basement, ter.
ribly burned. He was removed to the hospital.
where he died shortly afterwards. Another young
man leaped from an upper window, and escaped
with but slight injury. Mrs. Edwards was absent
on visit to New York. The servants were arrest.
ed on suspicion of having set the fire. and the coro-
ner had the matter under investigation at last ac'
counts.