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San EranciscO, California.
q RE ENE. AL a TIL ~ l. l. l. N
Commission Merchants.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO
SAI,ES TOBACCO

II =
SALES OF TOBACCO
And Consignments direct from the Virginia
Manufacturers solicited
q Our Business Is strirtly Connission never de-
parting from it under an circumstances. Prompt re-
made.
REFERENCES. A, x A. La Nr,nce 4 Go, BoSton;
Allen pnxson, md Paucrs"n, Adams y Co, New
York; Courtney a. Gushing, Haltimore Davenport.
Allen 4 Co, Edmond Davenport n Co. ludlnm e.
Watson, Jnmes T.. Heath, lac auditor aud Crcnslmw ~
Co ReLmond MrCorkc 4 Jones'. Mcdaniel, Hurt
X Preston und Miller 4 Cicnshaw, Lynchburg.
n. B.--Mcssr,. E,lwond, Davenport Il Co.. Rich
mond, nm Allen Il Inxson. New York. will attend T.
nm; business transactions for the House.
puu Nv
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MUSICAL. NOTICE.

HENNARO I. BOZZAOrRA, in returning his
~ thnnks Ia the Ladies and Gentlcmeu composing
m singing cns 10, their patronage during his first term
ithc4 pleasure in informing Them, and the citizens OF
lynchhurg that he will begin another session OF vocal
instruction The Attn of january 1858, over Mcssrs.
Puyne & Christians Bookstore.
Those who hnYe no knowledge of his ability of i'm
parting vocal instruction aud through knowledge OF
the theory of music politely referred 10 hs pupils OF
the past session.
II necessary, there will be iorme two casses one for
advanced scholars aud for beginners. Suitable
music will bc selected for both
In addition the regular nj instruction " hch
his pupil. will receive during the se-sor they will de-
rive the benefit of singing with full Orchestra accom-
parliament, and whenever thought beneficial the finno
accompaniment will he used with the volro. The
Pnno will be used during the reaun hour- al instnc
ling. br Whenever tho rll will have 10 sing any pieces
with the Orchestra accompaniment they vi" be request
ed 10 do only such nirts ~ will not interiors
with the II gum nights ri meeting.
Term hrreoiurr-S6 lur session # threo months.
meeting regularly On Monday and Thursiny. al -
cleak. T. Tie ola.- viii be dismissed regularly NJ
go'cloek. dc . dim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-02

DEATH OF tx GOVERNOR MOREHEAD.-Ex Gov
ernor James i. Morehead, of Kentucky, died at
his residence, in Coyington, on the night of the
25h December, aged SO years.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-02
Christmas and New Years Gifts.

Christmas and New Years Gifts.
l assortment Of clegan, Illustrated Books, and n
,eiy III beautiful Fancy articles. suitable lor the ap.
preaching lInlyday's, consisting ,f
splendid edition oi Seats Nuvcls 81 vols,
. Irvine's " orks, Ii a
Royni Gems--rri, =, S25 90
Home Authors,
- ihmenis OF Memnn.
Our Saviour, with lropl,t. and Apostles,
Womrn 81 the Old mud Nrw fost ,ncni
The keepSake,
Life al Martin Luther,
kruumnrki - Innblcs
Life II Dr.. Ae,nndcr
Winter Wreath ni summer tluwer.,
Foot rnt. Of Iruth,
Byron Gallery,
Nnverly Gaery.
Roads fcmu 9 Poets oi America
dirny's Elcey.
The poiable- practically unfuded
The Christians Daily Delight,
Muor's Irish Melodies,
Birds of the lIiba.
Chicorn and The other Regions of tn. Conqlsror.,
Lyrics Of the nrWt, by A. A. Wau..
The Bow in the Cloud,
The White Veil.
Records OF Woman, by Mrs lIeman.,
The Heavenly Homo
Jerusalem and s Sacred Io, alitics
Glcat Truths. Great Auth r..
Wuls1n'- rocticnl Quotations.
Tie Poetcn Nork~ ot Scuke- peare, Byron, Burns,
Mi ton, Campbell, Rodgrr-. Ed TIA Mn, O-good Moore
Topper, kruts knk White,
Pupicr Mueha Work Boxes, Writing D-,ks, Jewelry
Cas, Pmlions lGk Stands, Gard Gases, Portnohnie.
CabH Dressing Gases "r Ladies and Gen, lenen-al.o
nsuy other hancs Goods large mud beautiful
Of Bble". Fta,ernrd flynn Books
Ice u III
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Valuable Property for Sale.

? Pursuant "a the provisions al deed # trust
- ted 10 me by A. u Dabney mud Mite, dated the
50lh dav OF May 1881 and uiv recoided IN tue clerk
proceed the Sthday Of January 1879, 10 sell. 10y
wny OF public auction. 10 The highest bidder, the t1ow
ing property, conveyed IN snid deed Ter ,ho purpose o
satisfying the uusts thereby created 10 wit: The ot
at Gtuund sptaHing one acr, lying Ia the county Of
tampheli the city at I.,nehhulg.t being the site
OF sad Dlbncy residence md andsorly improved
any lit in the sud city, ind located in Il delight
ul neghhorha,d ID. Also another Lot situated iust lac
low tn lot which ihc Ihunix fuundiy IL built
confirming from "a half Ia lhrc 10 ribs o an acre of
Etoudd. Al,o auother Lot adjoining that sold by
Judge VIM. Dame II John Kidd AID containing three
pnI, aud thirtysix poles. Alsn the Phuuix Foundry
with the Lot occupied herewith situated directly be-
tween the River und the Canal The whole of this prop
slcevel to b of the ylun Die and desirable
chuucter bong stuncd sGiclcnt, the city Tor all
business purposes. uud Yet exempt ron many burdens
because without the cor porute limits The sale will be
made on n credit Of four tight mud twelve months.
ret ton sufficient deay expenses OF sale which
viii be required cash. The purchasers will be requr
81 give negotiable satisfactorily endorsed for the
instruments of the purchase money, and the title
toihe property will be withheld until fun payment.
further security.
sad property ia vested in me 10y deed aforesaid
though the same j. bell, we'd to b. unqae-tionnble.
dec 20 tbs r. ID. JENNINGS. Trustee
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Remember the Poor /!

4 S you or around your cheerful fire aide.
n rouhd"dbv the hnppl iar's, and listning To the
merry conversation o yurr iumily; Will" the hoarsc
winds VII lly and the keen frost bites shnrpy with
out e; when sci the wrll.ladcn board und with
uPpctire ,hip rned by the kreunrs o lie atmosphere.
pnrtnko the vinnds will which you have been amply
provided by Kind Prov, Ience, thrn remember the
PooR; md with gratitude and generous lent nppropi-
a.r out o ynur abundance, sonehng To iced some
starving hrothcr warm some shiSerinS frame and
mike glnd some heavs heult
Remember. ulsu, that tlrc BAZAAR ia thc place
supply Yourself with anything il the WY OF superior
aIttle Of READY MADE CLOTHING the times nj
siDch is hund lor the Holidays, aud thu GOOD
goods sold for cusf, ticrs suit ilr timns
the CLO1l Nc & FURNISHING BAZAAR,
Corner ain and Market streets, Lynchbug.
dec 1913
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-02

HUNT Il HARVEY,
Cary. between 14th and 18th Streets,
Richmond, "a,
A RE receiving their fall supply Of Groceries, to
"A which they invite the attention NOT dealo :. Their
stock consists in part n. lollows
100 hhd. o " I II Sugar
40 bbls lean refined do
800 bag, RIO In. and java Cofieos
80 boxes Loaf Sugar
800 packages G,ooi and Black Tens
- bbs \ o VI bass-s
20 hhds Cuba do
500 eases Tallow, Adamauine nnd Spoim Candles
700 sides Sole ! oathe,
400 Kegs Cut Nail.
30 bhla Tanners Oil
$50 baga shot
200 boxes 80 10 and l0< ~ Window Gla.s
20 casks Rice
80 bbls Cider Vinegar
80 bags Ging'r PEPPER and Spice
900 Gunny Bags
$40 dor Painted buckle y and Tub. #.r
100 Kegs super Carbonate OF Soda
100 cases Stick and Mass Li,uorce
500 reama Letet, CAP and Wrapping Paper
40 bbl- Markcrcl
80 3. ing.
Also-Cord- fnl plou h lines and bed cords. Candle
wick, Cotton Irvine Starch. Indigo. NC. with many
other articles in thor line, and aIsu good stock OF
foreign mud domestic liquors. all of which they will
soll n lon possible. Ia - ts)
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AUCTION SALES.

TIVE subscriber ~ N sell ~ i,r..ii,. -, n 4,
ON "i January, the haal,e nI The property adv ~
Used 10 be soil IN tie III Nus,ni .e last hu not OH
consisting :" ote Neg, ", rau. hi. iloneloll md
hii'he9 t'ts' sfr, oae G,orre ~. na,.e. an,
N1roa l.. ". EDAIH\n .,,i.A,,nn
AN : us ,tas iaU,s ~
BE WIN. IL. MOsBA. Aucrr,
NAlLl hr ,ob vfhoa, re,er,c. On Wednesday
w neNt, 81 inst, a, Ia oelasl.--
:! bh,- II - \. . Sstsp.
II = Mulas,cs
100 % Seq l..
10 bbS lenile,
20 - Rio cotiy' roliall, damaged
Lin,n.. Noo,en, a. ".
IN l.d3t {. Il. PHELPS. Sllr.man
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-02
Our Country. Present and Prosperity

Our Country, Present and Prospective.
r1NlllS is the ttle of NEW MAP, jus, published by
L Custom Il John ,or Of New York No nbnr or ex.
en.o hns been spared Ia make his superior work
The most recent surveys have been consulted, di-
rect information obtained from almost every potion OF
the continent. prominent frarurr of the work il the
showing Of every country in separate color The
Tcrrot Nehus' Hud Kansas fully shown
all the prnp ~ Rnliuad routes iiom the old States
the golden sh # the Pacific faithfully denenied
in lncl Very Thing ufi,tecs the business man. the
seocin reader ard hunr IL here fully exhibited The
Map eau b. seen At the Virgininn Reulng Room, or
llrbloh stnre Of Me-. Payne Oh stiun. whrre the
r.ainos Of sub &C lbors will be re, eiyed
Hoe / dS,ts j. L. WADE, Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-02
BY WIN. al. MOsnl. Auc,.r.
Carriage, Buggy and Wagon.
At AlCElON

At AUCTION.
4 saturday morning, the 9th JanuAry, Will self
~ IN Market Street nn excellent Or horse
1aIrag' with Donbienn Single Harness, Tongue and
for Ia trst 'ale order, having been used hut lttl.-
o"' god Top bnsgN ind Harness. Also, good one
horse Wagon and Harness.
IEHMs-Ninety doys credit fornrpro.cd pnpcr.
g. RlCHD PHELPS,
dec ~ .dti- Aucti,nccr
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THOMAS w. ROYSTEN'S
Clothing and Furnishing Store,
nag is-ts Petersburg, Wa
SILVER, SILVER. SILVER.

1--WE subscriber ha- JUL hl,hed n yc,y e
large sUl ply of Silsor,nte, en- racing the "a
folluwing articles: 49,
ThrenIed Table nnd T"uzponn-. puin Table aud Tun-
poon-. threaded Table ID mud Tea Fur. PLAIN md
ihfonded soup, cream and gin,y Ladies' Sugar TOMS
~ ponns Gnkc aud Butter HALVES, Pie aud truit
hn yea. Salt aud Mustard spoons, Silver Cup- and Cob
'I. hnd Cream Pitchers. liver Sugnr Dishes, l,on.
oul Bowls MI wnlrent.d pun coin.
80, very hnpI=ume itmtht II fla ell ANhttu
Onstots. Gake aud Frau; Basket end baskets ln'l"
mud Irnsprons, Uund'e-ltrks Saitstpuds, Eeesranls
Wntrr fuhers, AZ. all warranted ~ rcprc-crlcd
the tign ID the Eagle. fHDS NDWLAN,
foc 9.tz Sy,nmaf, 81 p,Ist .hurs Va
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Ill -IItncr We-t stIerl az Present occupied y
R,.v. ! b. Edward. Eorly possession can he q. "a
Foi Term, Apply - Il X. Watkins.
NOV 9.,.if BENZ. =. WALKER
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Executors Sale of Negroes.
ON "Wednesday next tie Sd january before the
ONnrkct Hun.c. ia the city of Ivrehbu,g, | rha
sell Nerrpe. belonging the estate of Jno Me Kinney
dec 4. Ar them very likely aud valuable nun
aud boy. Ternls-ensh
dee - .dtds JNO. NJ. SPEED. Exor.
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Something Superior.

M cCORKLE & JONES "il. haye in afew day.
w % cHse~ thar celebrated r O." Stick liciie.,
% d !" Mas. do,
To which they VT the attention Of manufacturers.
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eS;NOvAL-p8S. II x II q LATHAM have
4 arcinuvrd their office he soutl-side If Court
avenue between Church aud Courl rtrces, just al,
the Hose House. doc % dinf
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Teleg,aphed for the Daily virginian.
Arrival OF the steamer Atlantic.
THE TREATY OF ALLIANCE

HALIFAX, Jan. Iii. lS55.--lhe steamer AT
lnntic arrived yesterday. She brings nothing
from Sebastopol. The ratification of the treaty
was exchanged ut Vienna the 2sth Russia ao-
eepts the propositions as starting point for ne
gotiations. If they d. not produce peace, Rus
sia will call u million of men to take the field.
THE MARKETS.
Cotton has declined /, Flonr has advanced Is.
Wheat has advanced Id to I'd. Corn unchanged.
BALTIMORE Jan. lst., lS55.-fhe steamers
news has raised Breadstutfs.
Flour is held ut 50 no sales. Wheat, white,
81 10. Corn % to IT, cents.
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wish 10 close NY present business will ofl,.r
from Ibis tine entire stock of Stoves Tn-Wurh
&c, greatly reduced rric4 for cn,h To tin,e WANTING
any Article in my Inc, would .uy TINT IS .hr time.
Mr. William l.. Lrcke hhving ceased 10 be in
poy Nh j. b. Rogers wild attend TO all work entrusted
to
will also offer my sock Of Tool, and fixtures, which
in good or LEI, which will sell low. Any wish
"A call. j. AGREE.
de,. % dsc2w
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Groceries for Fall Trade.
WILLS, LEA n BItOWNI.EA
AVE III store nnd are Il receiving
1000 barrels SUGAR at all gr1drs
800 bug. liin lnsuh Ia und ia "a Cu1er
% aud. \ a. l. Rico, M Santu OK Spgn,
10 do lllscnivnlo md l. II M"las.os,
100 hhls NleHs-css cotnluon Ia plim".
80 " fori aud S,up.
Goo hnxrs Candies sperm. ,ih mantn" sinllow
75U bng- Drop and Bor, Shot,
"0cU kegs Nails vafi"u- brands.
750 bbl4 NaVn Scotia Gu, mud Grns. Ecriing.
100 " Month Carolina Cut and R'o do.
300 snchs l. L md q A Salt
II" tons Mexienn md Peruvian Gunno.
40 hhds " ssteI n Bacon .ides and shouldctr)
lO'l tubs lion, Swec Is, Amer ilum'd Il Eng 'Sh,
3 do Cnslinp
do Gind Stones,
WILLS, LEA & BROMLEY.
july 27.dset, " Petersburg.
HCOREGE! EICO8ECE.--Wr hive y
good surry ii Li,ori,r'ol approved bInmls-t
ale accommodating term.
1IlOS. BRANCH 8 SONS,
.,paits sbatF v.
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I WISH TO BUY OR HIRE A GOOD COOK for
] which n liberal price will be paid; nl4o GOOD
WAGGONER. JNO. : LANGllORNE
dec . dit llun
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l,EAyEs EDR HIRE

IC,uferinr Couk AMI House Srt.tpi unencImbcld.-
A,,o. a T"istci, Stemn,er and IA Nur-e.
dec 3Ois MItAJAH DAVIS. JR
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HOUSE nOTrORsALE-I,

HOUSE AND LOT EOHsSALE -I wish
It. sell privately my ions,. "nl lJ ,itunted -
GA F,anklin III, henry opposite the residence ii.t
Of Mt has. Simpson The property embraces one haIi
ncrr OF rich garden soil tr,me re,ilcncr W ii
ROOMS. and ali necessary uut houses, including "A
good Stable The ncghborhood i, good an de-iru
bic one.
wall se the above named pr. perty upon the follow
ing reasonable ms VIZ: One third OF urchase meme,
To be i'll in muutlIs one third in months and tie
balance in and yefrs with negotiable paper saiis
iaclorilv endorsed. GEO. W. SEE
dee - dts
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SLAVES FOR HIRE.

fsNIIE sub,crher wishes 10 hire nul e the ensuing
veur. dee OF snves-anung>t II en- a first
rate BtacD Smith, Carpenter, several Factory Hands,
Women Gnl-, ,.c. G. DABNEY
ol-ts
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CHRISTMAS PREsENTS.

ENDis HERE have Tor LiIe ID ~ 90 Ne rues
A. Among turin i, coed Cooh. | oner md Washer.
several Factory hand.. goo Wagner and number
o. Ba,, ana Grs, good house servants.
dec % fliw ED. ID CHRISTIAN.
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DECEIVED DIRECT FROM No

IA fDi2t and Petersburg lilly. by Adams d
Co.'S, Express. II the WASHINGTON HOUSE Ell
IN SALDoN. fine Oysters Fish and Game
among hicl j, al"a,- sac IN Of Pat idges,
tEY- Free Llneh ,vr,, hay at IL o'cio,h
dpc2 #
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-12
Political Intelisxence.

KNOW NOTHING MEETING In NASHVILLE.
A large ratification meeting held by the Know
Notbinga in Nashville, Teno. the 4th inst which
presided over BY andrew Jackson Donelson, who
delivered Know Nothing anti administration speech
,he occasion. The following resolutions were passed
III apimcusiy -
Resolved. That cordially approve the basis Of prin
cip.s adopted ty the Matte nal Council at Phlaoelphs
Resolved, That Ia erecting standard OF opposition
to TIE grsspipg power ana political tendencies of the
Pspsl hierarchy, dsclsm the establishment Of any
religious test as qualification for Off 80 We repudate
all such imputAtioLs, come rom what quarter they
may
keove That we recognise the doctrines o, religious
liberation in TIER fullest extent and that we will OPP
pose the measures that may contemplate any,
tire Ieast infripetm thereof, either by organic
changes IN the cons tuton or through the medium OF
Resolved, That we zee in the proposed Essential
MODIFICATION OF the naturalization laws" the means Of
restoring 10 AmsricsDs their legitimate control
their country and the ulfnen; OF the motto that
" Americans shall rule America
Resolved That hail this great American movement
With us avow.d principles, Is hsrbnger OF new
union between the oereb portions of the country and
The means Of quoting local and sectional agitation.
Resolved That for the triumph Of these pr nciples
n to the peace tre safety and prosperity OF the
whole country, We pledge our individual aad united
Efforts
The Charlottesville Advocate il author zed to state
that the Know Nothing state Council Of Eastern virs
viii hold its annual session IN the city Of Richmond
on the sth Thursday In August
A despatch from Bipgbanton states that the report
published the other day Of the election OF Know Moth
g pfescert of that village incorrect, there being
only two tickets In the field, Marie la and anti Maine
law the latter beng thu successful one.
The yracuse Saadard has the cllo wing suggestion
of platform to be adopted at the democratic state
vention in August next
J. Opposition to the proscr ptve tsnets Of Know Moth
ingifm.
3. Opposition to the extension Of slavery.
Ennorsemtpt Of the honesty and craftsmanship Of
Gov Reeoer AID approving the OF the Executive
in refusing to remove h,m from Office.
4 FYeet rae Of
government.
8. An unqualified endorsement OF all the vetees of
Presiosnt Pierce and approval of his general policy
Tar ~ IL Rccords vita reason and justice
g. The total repeal Of the unconstitutional and opprs
tive liquor Law OF this state.
I. Condemnation OF the proalate course OF the pre-
sent whig state Administrations.
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IBrOOklyn CITY News.

CRUSHED IN AN on MILL Yesterday afternoon, &C
empoye in the lnseed oil manufactory of Messrs
bell Thajer, in Front street. MAN, aned bert
Patton crushed between the dumb waiter used
hosting purposes, and the besms OF the second floor
The accident caused by the daarI anssm too
rcre The deceased leaves wife, who resides in Jay
street, near Sands.
GIRL DROWNED IN A CIsTERS.- Yesterday afternoon
child named Margaret Ann Powers, aged about fou
years dro ed, by accidentally falling into 90 n
cistein at the 1914 York street. The child
play ng about the cistern az the time unobserved ts
parents.
AccIDEyT.-Wllism Conover me mbrr OF rhs Seconu
district police, seriously injured yesterday, while
aing lady board OF the excur,n be at OF the
Auercsn Volunteer His es were jammsd between
the beat aud the barge aongside and of them
fractured
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asi sosp. q D'.t
81. cri: iS.t psasi:: H.isissd.5 wSisssy 4Go.
rBiE - Avhsw Wittsmore. Jscksonvills-Aayhsw,
sssH sullivan r..v.ra.., ciud.4 seli,..-o Beck
sOhr North State Horton, savannah-Nccrsady, Mott
schr Gbss 1il.. csnow wnninston-!Dolasr = Potter.
ssr Ssss n,.'f nsa.
s.; r: :s:
s ssr 1h sa:.S ssss
sis' ss
ss%sr b.s.s
Barge E Stevens, -, Phiiadelphia-w H Thompson
me Sc sna ps.ssnss as 'i Collins Arr Quarantine
S as :r u 81 g
s ris s.s S in shi
a. Brig Gomez IT, s. s::
ship John lIesderson steering sW 10Th IL So lon p -
Of I,son 1q s
with brig Roy q southvok full Of water AZ ibsors re-
for nat' ''A'
Ws1dsIsT CD King Windsor IL days. with plaster
sansps Steele xae. days. with lumber to
Big Weeks Harsson, Maehias, days with lAth,
Ii,esns Portuguese, Perssa. St Ubes AZ days.
scbr Joseph Smith tof stonnyton Miner Tsmpieo Is
dayr, With hides usc &c, to master June of Tampi
oke scbr Dis, Godfrey % days from Mobile with
lumber bound into Tsmpieo lat 20 49, Ion IS 49, spoke
mcptbs out, cruise.
sebr Tomsh (ofCalss Paine, s1Ann's Bay Ja June 90
with pine INTO, &c, to Arrowsmith Morse.
schr Easie Plymouth, NC.
scbr Avon, -, N achiss
Sol Jane, harding, Macbias
Schr Angler, Bessoy, WarshAm.
Schr Cinderella Stevens, Truro. Mass.
Schr Mare Emily, SNOW HArwich.
Schr Keren Happoch, Kelley, Boston.
Schr Susan, -, New onacn
Schr Volunteer Snow, Cherrydeld
sloop Fashion, BY do nburp, Providence.
Sloop Emily, -, New Bedford.
BELOW
Ship John costle, Haiiowe Liverpool june with mdse
and passengers.
SAILED
Steamships Baltic. Liverpool; Roanoke. Norfolk &C.
Wind during the day S.
Bark 0ttawa 30 tons built in Baltimore in 1884, has been
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linus IaT.... i4'<V4
ONrIrA COUNTY We CLEAN the following from the
Utica Herald in regard TO the population OF portion
OF Oneida county Cauden, $685. increase since 1850,
100. ner6eia, 2,257; decrease 80. Lse, 2.so7; de-
crease 2lS Marcy, 17e7 decrease ITO. New Hartford,
4,6o4 decrease 500 Vienna, s,l24 decrease Si2.
KnksDd 3s07; Incl ease 625. Vernon, 3oo5 decrease
IS Trenton, 1767. Third ward, Utica, 3,l5S increase
1888.
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COrOnes's I.qucst.
TEE BAXTER s1RhET ROMICIDE- CONCLUSION OF THE
COROEER q INQUEST,


TIE inquest In the Of John Wson, WHO killed
about week ago in Baxter street was qparsellns with
ltaiass concluded yesterday. Tae evidence
taken yesterday did not in any way Grim uats the pr
toners, Joseph Routon and - Pendie as they could
10. ia any man be identified having go nm It's
tho Assault upon the deceased The jury, after able
charge from Coroner lt,n sndered tht folio wing
ict:--"Tbat the deceased came 20 his death tIom a
STAB in the stomach, received from knife s,me
other sharp Instr in ths HANDS OF parsons
the jury pnkpOsn. Furthermore on-rste tpe
prisoners from all blame - CoYoaer Htitoa upon the
rendition OF the verdict, discharged the PRISON.
custGcy.
eli years cf age accidentally drowned yesterday
nolpIrg while bathing at the foot Of Pite street. Coo
Gamble held inquest upon the 10 iy Of the d.
oasfed ubensa verdict Of accenri death rendered
BY the jury.
AN UNKNOWN WOMAN FOUND DRowAED Coroner
G'DopneN held inlues. yesterday upon the body Of
On uni nown woman, about Treaty dvs years Of age,
who Was found dro~ned 10 tho water at the foot OF
hopino street The deceased aoout five feet fcue
.pchfs gh. had dark aro~n hair slightly made,
she were str PED Dress black sb APRON, white
cotton stockings heavy stuT psttcoa chsmse button
ed al the top and tso smsll Keys attached to
sroL nd her Leck. There nothiog Ia her POCKET.
Deceased had been about twenty four hours in the
water.
FYLL FROM WISDow.-A ceud OF Mr. Inkies, residing
st No. Bsysrd street, cdentaly fell from the xth
stor; window, yesterday ornng, snd was instantly
k)lsd Coroner O'Dor nell held an inquest upon the
body OF the deces sed, when verdIc Of accidental
death was reacered by the jury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-12

Forty one stone masous and LAsorers left Columbus
Ohio the Sd inst Fort Lesvenworth Kausas Ter
rtory whore they TO oloyed under the govern
nent at the rate OF - so per day and boarded
The new Lquer bill 81 New II. pshirc provides tha,
shall into operation 10 thirty days after s passage
A colored man formerly Owned BY Hon Howell Cobb,
OF Georgia. arrived 81 Detroit toe % inst by under
rrounc railway. he N ar athletic, vigorous nan aud
has been the road sccs the early part Of March last
The complaints aga INST the keepers Of public HOUSES ia
SAraoes for selling liquor have been dismissed for In
fo~mailty in she warrants. SUITS will immediately hs
broush against the prosecutors for false
TIE President has Recognised Hsrjes ~ Coa.u 81
The Bsnsestc town Lubec, for the States OF Pennsy
yan.a New Jersey aod Delaware.