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Smyrna times., 1855-12-19
land for Sale i'm New CASTLE

70, DEL, ABOUT so MILES FROM PHI
ADELPt1lA. The subscriber offers for sale in
F1fsTs77 one or more Tracts, about 23(i Acros ot
siii Farm and Timber Land of GOOD ouoIity
-naAis- situated IN Appoquin nimink Hundred. New
CastIe County and State of Delaware. on rho
Vain State Road from New Castle Ia Smvrn,
ny which 1t Is bounded on the east side. and hy
the road leading from Gnn' landng ON Rlart.
Dlrd Greek to Commercial Corner and Charles
town on the north side. About 40 Acres have
been lined and now under cultivation. and
about % acres more have been cleared the ro-
malnder is mostly covered with well grown and
thrifty timber. There are on the premises
dwelling House with three rooms. a Paten,
fumP at the door, and good garden well en-
closed, and an Apple Orchard. There are also
on the premises separate Tenant Houses. and
school House is about being built. This pro-
perry is vegy ellIglbIy situated about 7 miles
north of Smyrna, and miles south of Odess,
ana miles from Mlddletown, and near the
villages of Blackblrd and Fieldsborourb-obout
one mule from the Station at Charlestown, on
the new Railroad running south THROUGH tho
States of Delaware and Maryland. BIackbird
Greek ls navigable for large vessels to within
. miles OF the property, and there are within a
snort distance of it several Stores, two Church.
es, mills, Hotels, Post Offices, and good Mor-
ket Tor Lumber and for Farm Produce. IF not |
disposed OF at private sale previously, it will be
sold on Wednesday, the 10Th ofDecember 1855. |
at lO O'Clock A. NJ, by Public Sale, at the
Hotel of MIR. David Mckee at Odessa, late |
Bridge. Title Indisputable.
Terms, which will be accommodating. will he
made known at the time of sale.
The property will be shown by the subscri-
Der residing on the premises
VIM. COLE, near Blackbird.
Smyrna times., 1855-12-19
NV TRiAANTINC c, VARIETY
ssSSSSI2y AND .f6 I'm
S''S>' CAP STOR RE, 9NHg
west Commerce St., Smyrna, Del.

west commerce ST., Smyrna, Del.
M KS: WILLIAMSON has Just Opened n Ntky
A'A oIORt' on West Commerce street ncar ILe
junction OF Commerce and Methodist Alreers in the
l"wn OF Smyrna, Del, where she will be haupv IN
nave her friends, and The public generally, call and
exHiHlne her splendid assortment OF fancy and ploiu
Dress Cars' win or without boxes of every variety
and price Also, all kinds and colors of Sewing Silks
hreau' GGtt0h irIm nlmes. Laces Ribbons. Sprnsers
Coi!ars' Uhderslcevcs; Ladies', GenlIemen's and
ChIl 'ren,s plain and fnncy Handkerchefs; Hosiery
Cloves, Buttons, Pins, Needles Neede.C Cases Ionks
and Eyes fancy Work Boxes, Dress WhalebOne shoe.
Laccs luserllngs. ChIldren's Belts, Lawns DeIanes
Musns, Ladies' and Gentcmen's Combs of ali L;,I
Scissors, IhimhIes, Bees Wax, Suspenders IoykinG
Glasses Glass Tea Plates, Spoons. Cutlery, Key.Lol,
Saws tmlet-. TOYS, Toy Paints, Marbles io:imSni@s
Pencils tor either wood. paper slate; common,
fancy and toilet Soaps Also, CIGARS of cytra
hrdldsi a full supply ObSFATIONERY ana a cboicn
assortment of CONFECTIONERY SPICES MI
Cakes, Lemons. JeIIies, &C. Added to the hova -
good supply ct JEWELkY, Sc all oi which s;u no
sold as low any other establishment Sc ling tho cam
this side OF Philadelphia. ~
Give her q call and see for Yourself
Nj. WILLIAMSON
West Commerce ST., above Church
o0P''S- "'-or' Smyrna, Del
Smyrna times., 1855-12-19
DAVID EDWARDS. Taiior,

No ia RACE st.. between 3rd and 4tll, PhildelphIu
respectfully invites an examination ofhis choice assort
ment OF
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings,
and FURNISHING GOODS, expressly designed for
his customers which will be made To order in the best
lnannar, and according to the latest fashions
Gentlemen furnishing their own goods may depend
upon their being made IN the best manner.
march %. SLY.
Smyrna times., 1855-12-19
Straved or Stolen.

A small black MARE strayed away or was
stolen from the subscriber on Saturday evening
last, about 9 o'clock. She is young, having
never been shod, carries low head, with quite
a curly mane, and has a crooked tail. Any
person delivering the said Mare to Gideon
Eaton, at Lore's mill, or to the undersigned,
in rhoroughfare Neck, will be literally re-
ward.d JOHN H. BENNETT.
Smyrna, Del, Dec. IL, '55-3t.
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nTHu.

4 ~ Ms residence In Hsnovess Va. on Enday. tns
astk a Beptsmbss. 1855. Mr WATT 0ENTaH.m
~ risk war He left devoted wife, sevon daega.
tsrs n1d three sons to theIf irrefrioSabe IT,
re writer Of this knew him well, and II wss only TO
know him to love and respect him:
Peseefal be thy silent slumber,
Rsassfnl in the grave % low.
Thou NO more will join our number,
Thou NO more our songs shsll know.
Dearest father, thou hast left %.
Here thy loss We deeply feel;
But,ns God that hath bereft us
He can ell our sorrows heal
The Richmond Whig pleass copy.
On Sunday, Sept Esd, at the U. 3 Naval Hospita',
near Pottsmouth, Va. of Yellov Fever, Lucy T.
BLACKBURN, aeed 10 years She yss native OF
Richmond . and was. mp to the time of her death,
living with the family Of DR.. Harrison In the Hospi-
tai. She left father and an aged grandmother In
Richmond.
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RECEIPTS,
By CANAL, RIVER AND RAILROAD,
Eo- the ,neek ending Septembey 2e.

For the ioeek ending September ~
By THE CANA1-625S bushels Whest; N5 hid. To-
esApples; sl6a tons Coal; lS9 cords Wood; leo
tu,hels Corn; hhds Stems 1885 bags Shot; a..
s4 lbs Cope. S5s O. al yi Is. 10 auaao Plaster Salt
Mdz Groceriss, Csstings, Fish, &o.-makins up
tonnage s,2s5, los lbs.
sy THE CENTRAL RAILROAD e6l0 bushels Wheat;
ga bushels Corn; Az bbls Flour; 264 bushels
boxe. Tobaceo; $40 lbs Bacon; bags Wool;
Potatoes; "a tons Pig Iron; box Shoes; bbla
Whiskey; Is bbls Peaches;siS do Apples; IS pkg.
Butter sS. and ~ TSv pig Tss
IS rolls Leather; 2 pots Pickles. and "a packages
By THE RICHMOND AND DAnvrLLE RA1LaoAD.-14o
hhds ana AGA boxes Tobacco; 7l2O bushels
Wheat; 100 bbls Flour; 200 bushels Corr; Is box.
ss sundries;7 bols Apples; 2aO ID, Butter; car.
Feather.; s bids Rags 1901 kegs Nails; 455 tons
Lead; SO do store
BY THE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
IS hhds and box Tobaccc; lot loose Machine.
ry;1 car Furnituse; bog Bacon; 26 empty liquor
Barrels; bales Cotton; "a pack ges Merchandise;
sFsass .s f es: FGo
By THE RICHMOND AND FREDERIcKsBURG RAIL
RoAp.-lOs8 bushels Wheat; 1854 bushels Corn;
Peaches; u bbls Apples; bbls Bacon; $50 Fowls;
do Rags, 800 feet Plank; 2 bag. Rye; and boz
LANDED IN THE Dock Io45 tons Guano; 900 lbs.
Bacon 81. 900 feet Lumber; s. tons Pig Iron;
hbds fobaseo; $50 tons Ice; ses4 bushels Wheat;
2a5 tons Plaster; 90 tons Coal; $50 bales Hay; 10
cords Wood.
During the week arrived two New York packets, two
steamers from New York, one from Phi 'adep hia
and two from Baltimore, with assorted merchan.
die.
EXPORTS CoAsIwIsE.
From THE DECK 8l4 bblI Flour; Is 504 bushels
Feed; 1877 package TJbacco; SO balss Domestic;
1885 hslss Hsy 81 tons Pig Iron; so empty Car
boys; 5000 lba Bacon; 10 bales Wool; IS bbls
Whiskev; 50 bbls Lime "a packages MeIchan-
dis; Saw Mill; 4 sacks Salt, go bags Guanc;
10 bbls Herring; i6 kegs Nails; 5 600 Shingles;
so feet Lumber: so bbls Cement.
FROM RccKErTs.-65 6l packages and As hhds Tobac.
co, and 81 nhds Stems; $50 bbIs Fl ur; So bale.
Domestcs; so Hogs; IS packages Sundries; 22l
bars Iron; bids lilies; Ii package, spanis h
Mixture; 81 bags Rags; bags Ginseng: pckEs'
Wax; 2 hhds Shsep-skins; 2i5 bags Bark g
packages Flaxseedi 70 cases Cheese; 50 bags
dried Fruit.
FOREIGN.
To BRAZIL (RIo).-Per schr Patrick Henry 2lOO bbis
Flour; per bark A Heard, 2i46 Ibis Flour; per
brig Queen of the Seu.h; 1857 lbs Flour par
bark Cara Haxsn 4tC0 bis Flour.-Aggresa ate
1885, bbls cleared during the " eek for RIG.
TO VENIcE.-Per chip Areele, TAO hhds Tobscso.
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coMMERcLAL.


nrcHuoNp mARKE13 o.. 1st.
mpsr1se Yesterday q es5e. Holders gensrsliy
seIpts stiil very limited. I'M, =, o.s
WHEAT-No change. We still 91o 2 ~ w, :.
n. IS Tor good to prime Red; Sis50sS Tor sood 20
pCORN.-ssaso cents per bushel-the isetsr foi
smalisr parcels. Arrivals light.
BALTrMoas, Oct Flour setiSe: s s.,, o. 3, ~
bill. Ho.sld ana Ohio q So oss LII Y q g. 73 -
nes =, q. ssies OF 5000 bushels VII lite
$685.: Yellow 10 s1asa No quossble change in pro-
visions since Saturday .,..s x.,t, i;r,,tad
Ws.fsrn a. S90 es y. Wheat trife Iowel
onS sorthsru red 81 9s0sl 81; white " e60s
Oh Corn unchanged. sed limited csm .. a9,I a.,
s,m. Lsrd unohane-d and firm. Whiskey frm Il
4ok04t, Stocks heavy.
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FAIRFIELD PAGE

&G nACES
&A r. FALL Egs
S syesp.,.i. =.
heats, $500 entrances. $50 dana slliss ,ss
Jenusry. 1856 with h. f Ilo,;.s iorfsis-.N
III hsrss en- BY Tally Ho sa.ri.s
drs.. .s = oa'a'Aam'' By s ss% ;, IN,
4; Isiiy / ch.ath.n'.b . b, r,n. to
,S jas, D. Do'wslr' fly R.,.,,.
r. %n A1 q Gibbons Sr Whistle, ), ~.
.r s.l fs.a : Mcdaniel. sA ID, John b..
rl ss,sssl . HeD'ni'p.sfs, ..,.,. ~. "a
Chase. " sogersita A.
H Th0:; @. Moore'' sr By el...o. ;, =
.r rns'. g. h00rs'' oh by Yor..Al.. ., ,, pS
WEDNESDAY,, Sd os,-p,.,... IN Nh
'w TH m1,S s nnesss-frse for all ssss Pan b
three mile h..i.-irs. 'ffsrr Il n~ !,
- EhiDAY, 9Th ocs--Joctsy CIsS
mile haats-ftes for all asas VIM Puma ta |.
SATURDAY. 9Th Oct.-A ma.
OPS; mile heats; 300 entrancs-,ls.sA . sa' M
ca WIN bnIoe entrances. fsJ or esg-.~~
VIM II Gibbon,
John Belcher,
James Tally.
The following stakes are pron,..,
to make race: f''p'sed-thrss a, ,,.
WEDNESDAY. Sd Oct "A rv..,...,
three year old (unile heat,, IN s pfass tw m.
let, TIL, !: to Be the second rae. I''aa's sla i,
ssoe sntl.Os. Ana 'wssp:tats tor sv, ,,.
race. Aiis asai. s,s,
The above stakes to close On N.
by entry to John Belcher, RishmOpS' =. s'psns,,
Membsrs OF the Club must nav go
and procure their badges at the ~. s.'H Htkdpa;,
q Gate Zee 50 cents. s's'
90 JOHN BELcHEa r,o,,.,..
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Passengers per u. states Mail Steamship
Jamestown, Lewis Parrish, Master, from New York.
yesterday
Taylor, Fl e Stanton. r Pocklihgton, Fl d Bell
w l. Sssmen. p III TasIor, J Cooley. lady snd child,
Miss T Z Miller. Miss M A Hemblst III G Hemblet
] 81 Eddins, C Crane, Mrs Nelson. MIS-. Chase. M
Romaine and lady, M Golden, lady and children,
Miss Cate, Mas Gate. Mrs HuaSer and child.
Miss O M Dunton, Lieut. A r Palmer, r Knock J A
Calyo, Mrs Buckley, child and nurse. McHrlif,
lady and hiidren and II in steersse.
Exchanged sgnsls with Steamship r snoke, Skin
ner, master, Sunday evening, O'clock eff Cape
Harry
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LATER FROM SOUTH AMERIcA.-Dates to the 5th
of August have been received from Montevideo-
At Bahia yellow fever had disappeared. but cholera
was prevailing. Business was very dull in copse.
quepce. The disease confined chiefly to the
blacks.
At Cuxcera, town the border of the river Pa.
rsguscu, about 1000 deaths had occurred among a
population Of $4,000. There was great scarcity OF
provisions.
The sugar crop does not promise abundance. Reg.
ulsr supplies Of coffee arriving from the int.
rior and prices sustained themselves st former quo.
tations Nv
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President Pierce has return to Wasbipeto,
highly gratifed with his trip to Pennsylvania.

A singular railroad accident occurred al
Boston on Thursday. One of the early trains
was approaching the depot; the locomotive
place, for the purpose of being run upon q
side track, and allowing the cars to pass into
the depot. The locomotive and tender were
retarded, the train overlook and struck
against the tender as to open the throttle
valve of the engine, which instantly started
ahead at a greatly increased rate of speed
The engineer and fireman, seeing that the
train WAS coming Immediately upon the ten
der, leaped from the engine an instant before
the collision, and switchman shifted the
switch Just in season to run the locomotive
off the track. The result was, that the To-.
connective and tender ran distance of seven
ty-tive or hundred feet tearing up and de-
molishing everything in their way.
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LATER FROM BuENos AYREs.-Advices from Buzz
nos Ayres to the llth OF August have been recevs
ed. Gen Flores publishes statement denying q
charge that the conspiracy had been suppressed.
A complimentary correspondence has taken
place between Col. Graham, the American Cons u,
and the residents of Buenos Ayres, on the former
retiring from the consulship. One humid FED thou
sand dollars have been subscribed towards the
new British hospital In Buenos Ayres. The ques-
ton of the right of foreign vessels of war to nsv
gate the waters of the Parana is still unsettled
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-02

From SALT LAKE.-A month later advices have
been received from Salt Lake by the arrival of The
mail at Westport The train met General Harvey
twenty miles this side of Fort Laramie. Lieus.
Heath was killed 10 the recent battle with the In.
dians.
The same Indians subsequently met party OF
emisrants between Hollow and Laramie, who after
shaking hands In friendly manner began shooting
at them, wounding one man. The health of the
troops was good.
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NORFOLK-INTEREsTING PROCEED
INGS,

On the outside of our paper this morning
are the proceedings of the volunteer physi.
clans in Norfolk, previously alluded in our
paper, together with most feeling and crate.
full letter from DR.. Witch cad, acting Mayor
Of the city. In this letter the Doctor states
that twenty Of the physicians had died.
This is mistake as in the list published
with his letter he puts down Drs Howe,
Howle and Mcdowell of Richmond, all
dead. There was no DR.. Howe from Rich.
mond and DIR Mcdowell is not dead, but is
still at his post is Portsmouth, rendering good
service. DIR Gelbardt, on the other hand is
not reported IS dead in the list Aforesaid
The list Is published by us is corrected
We make it that of eighty two physicians
who went to succor the people Of Norfolk
and Porsmouths, nineteen have died near.
y one-fourth!
Ofthe six physicians who vent from Rich.
mono, three are dead. and Dr. Hargrove was
u ~ accounts sick.
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MARINE NEWS.
Po2T or siCHmoHs, Oct.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Steamship Jamestown, Parriah, New York, mdz
and passengers.
Steamer Bslvidere, Pritchard, Baltimore, mdz
Ludam u Watson.
scbr VIM Spear, Jones' Baltimore. guaro Cren
shaw Co.
schr Alfred, Pritchett. Baltimore, gpsno McGru.
de1's Sons
sshr Gen Worth, Dobbins, Baltimore, guano Fry
l. Son.
Schr Myers, Rhodes Rockiand lime L Libby
Sehr Haxali, Moss New York mdz ID Il w Currie.
sohr Allen, Baker Boston, mdz x w Cur
rls.
sshr JOS Holmes Holmes, Philadelphis, coal C
Lsrus.
schr w M Dodge, Haokley, New York, guano Da-
venport Allen Co.
Schr Sarah Minge, Weaver, Philadelphia, iron Fry
& Sons
S,hr John Bell, Ham. Rocklan5, lime and lsths,
D ridgford Co.
Sshr VIM Colquitt Phillips, Baltimore, plaster.
Sehr Little Lady, Stacy, Hampton, oysters.
Schf Emma Fu bish, Rhodes Rocklsnd. plaster
Shields l. Somervlle
sohr Lainsville. Brooks. York River, wheat Edwin
Wortham & Co.
SAILED,
Schr FioIids, -, Baltimore, mdz.
schr M aria JARVIS, James River, lght.
LIVERPOOL. Sept l2-cld chip Mary Norton. Law.
renee, Richmond.
BREMEN, sdpt 9th.-Arr'd ship Louisiana, Rich
mond.
LONDON. Sept l0th--Arr'd ship Kosmos, Vessels,
Richmond
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NEW GoODs-NEw GODS

NEW GUOUS-N Fl W GU . u s.
N Great attraction in TRIMMING and FANCY
GOODS, at GOLDSMIfH'S Cheap store. No 205
Broad street-Having just returned from the North
ern cities with large and desirable stock Of Trim
mings and Faucy Goods The following Goods may
be found among his stock. complete assortment of
Ladies'. Gents and Childrsn's Hosiery; Trimming s
in great profusioD; satins Mou,eiaine Ribbons,
white and black Blonde. Lsces aud Edspgs; veiy
large list Ct Embroiderie.; 500 Cambria and Swiss
Bands at 1000 Cambria Collars at l2sc $50 yds
super Embroidered Curtain Musius, at only I24 cts.
Stamped Collars Sleeves md Bands for Embr0ider.
ing; bracelets Necklaces; MORE antique Elastic and
Leather Belts ira article Of ladies' Kid Gloves
at so ce nts; Ruches Flowers and Qullings for Bon
nets; Rigoiets; Legins; Comforts, together with a
complete assortment Of other Fancy Goods. to be
sold at great ,rgains z. GOLDSMITH,
oc2 205 Broad street.
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The Episcopal Convention of New York. ha
voted Bishop Onderdonk, salary of $1,000, out O
the proceeds of the sale of the Episcopal resi-
dence.
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STEAMBOAT COLLISION AND Loss OF LIFE.
collision took place last Thursday night,
ON the Ohio river, below Lawrenceburg,
Ind between the steamboats, Golden Gate
and Ohio. The latter was seriously injured,
one OF her men crushed to death, and four
passengers knocked oV erboard and probably
drowned. :
There were log deaths In Philadelphia las,
week,
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TROOPS FOR THE PLAINs.-It is stated in
an extra from the Leavenworth Register
that Col. Sumner would leave Fort Leaven-
worth on the Goth inst, for the plains. with
seven companies of United States troops
another company to follow in three days af.
forwards. This movement of cavalry will be
500 strong
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FARM ON fhkLs

DEMOVAL.-I have removed ~ s,.s.sr
IL from No S Ps.rl street to No az. sss scTa
Place, und.r the E1chsns. Hotel and l y. i.a
Mr. Vests Book Store. 1 am ps]a. oa ed slss
market price for Land Warrsu,as "a md silver 81
Coin, &c and selling EXCHANGE oo sa, ~, C.aa
North Carolina money on me Sv,s EYsh. C&,a
.an No a undsr the Ex;h.as. Dr.
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STRANGERS should not leave town with
cut visiting SIA.oNs' GALLERY, aud seeing Craw-
fords statues OF Patrick Henry and Taomas Jetor.
SON. and if they want printing done, this the place
to get it cheap ana good. se19
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-02

A CARD.-SOme malicious person or
persons having circulated that bad discontinued the
Gas Fitting Business, the subscriber DEEMS 1T Me-.
cEssARY to say that the report 10 false and that
still continues to conduct the above business at his
establishment, 18th street. between Main aud
Cary sire ets where be will be plsased to rscsge the
orders OF his fIisnds and the public.
IA
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OFFICE OF r.. F. & P Z. R. Co..
Hiehmond, 9th Sept, 1855. :
NOTICE.-A called meeting of the Stock
holders of this Con psny, will be held at the Office
of the Compsny, in the city of Richmond, on
THURSDAY. the 25th October next
By order OF the board of Dire ctora
25 C. w. MACMURDO Tress'r.
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I ARD-lO Kegs just received by the
90 . J.JYRY.
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EAGLE SQUARE.
Daguerre etypes must be perfection.
Since pistured by the suns direction,
Heavens own bright rays shed from above,
To enshrine the forms Of those we love.
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= FOR RENT-House No. 43 Main
HI Etreet over VIM. Walsh's Shoe Store con.
tanning Nine Rooms and other con eniences suitable
for large family. Is we'll adapted for boarding
house has recently been newly pspered. Apply at
JOHN r. COOKS
Agency and Inteliis ence Office Pearl street.
ALSO
FOR HIRE.-A healthy. strong MALE COOK for
hire for six months. Apply to J. e. COOK.
oc 2-St
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- FOR RENT.-Two Desirable New
Ia Brick Dwellings On Clay, between 7th and h
streets, centsining Rooms. with gas and water
PoAsesiion given Immediately. For terms. sprly to
L. A. J. CLOPTON
90 2-1w at the store Of Mr.. Tbos A. Rust
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BACON HAMs.-50 superior Virginia
ID cured Hams, received and for sale By
oa2 .H stE s ~ j. j. Fry.
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SPECIAL NoTIo The attention OF
country merchants and families IL requested to the
large and peremptory sale Of splendid New Furni.
ture ct auction, this morning, by
oe2 ALEX. NOFF Auct.
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CONTINENTAL GUARD.-Attend

Attend meeting of your Company at your Ar
MI mory, on this {TUESDAY) evening, at halEpast
u o'clock. 1t 10 hoped every member will be
present. a. busine of importance will be brought
before the Company.
By order of the Captain.
oc 2-lt JNO a. MILLER, Orderly.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24
Successor 10 Prof. LOngfellOVv.

Tie Professorship OF Modern Languages
and Bellies Lettres in Harvard College,
made vacant by the resignation of Prof.
LoNGFEILow, has been filled by the election
of JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL, the Poet
There were five applicants for the place, but
MIR. LOWELL was not one of them, and his
nomination was made without his knowl-
edge. lie will accept the appointment,
but, before entering upon his duties, he will
spend a year abroad, in Germany ind
Spain. He will leave the United States
in May; but before going abroad, he in
tends making a Western tour, and may,
perhaps, visit st. Paul in the course Of his
peregr.nations.
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Additional by the Asia.

New YORK, Feb l6.
The Liverpool Journal of the Sd has the follow
ing" We have the following by electric telegraph
from gentleman on whose veracity we can reIy:-
The real cause of Lord John Russels resignation is
now known. His Lordship and Lord Palmerston
urged upon their colleagues the absolute necessity Of
recalling Lord Rag Ian at once. The Earl of Aber-
deem would not consent. The Queen and Prince AL
bert were opposed to such proceedings.
Lord John, despairing of success in the Crimea
while the army was in command of Lord Rag LAM re.
signed.
Lord Palmerston still insisted upon the recall of
Lord Raglan, and hence his refusal to join Lord
Derby.
The Earl of Clarendon will be proposed, for he
will be able to form ministry, and he sthe only one
wEo can"