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EOR SALE.- TANNEKY DWELLING-
OR SALE-A FARM on Long Island, about


acres Of Ground beautifully situated tho slope
Of Orange Mountain New Jersey, about nile from Tho
Railroad Depct AZ Ornnge distant from Tho
Aprly 20 HOMER MORGAN.
Pine-st., No. Metropolitan Bank Building.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-16

-, 90 W VAlLERf, No 4y7 brOsd-
a. Spen nom A. NJ IN 10 O'clock p. 81, daily.
ne q cents One HUNDRED and dfty Of the
az. s,n ~ soseied together sdorn the w.ds Of
''snt To DO appreciated Il need. BAT 70 Be seen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-16

Rfcbnrdsop a. Boyntons Warming and Eenti-
saiipg Warehouse No 5f sroadwayThe special attenc
ton II trade and others invited 70 assortment OF
HEATING and VFNTILATING APPARATUS, COMPRISING
every vsy Of the latest and most approved patterns OF FUR
ma e. Ranges oysters Ventator 80 including i've sizes
Of BoyboDs Patent self Tearing FuDace-an entirely new
article, worthy the attention Of those interested
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Any NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER wishing 20


i GROCERY HOUSE mp town. being vel e-tsbhshed,
where heavy cash trade be done with capital of coo TO
coo Addins. with name. II. c F.. Trib1ne Office
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GoIels.
Boar1 an6 Rooms.

DOARDING-Ether transient or permanent, for
I'D Families Single Gentlemen, at Nos IS, 81 aud 50 Muir
ry-st. Dinner a. ana p. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-16
EoR SALE or EXCHANGE, at Flushing L. /,

n It
the waters Of which been carefully analysed by DR.
hilton and pronounced The valuable ChuYbeae n tho
prd States emitting than ave hundred hogh ads each
tuentyour hours beautfu block tsix acre Of ground
on hesoneav well situated for Ecutee watering place.
equal 10 the requirements ef the Empire City
ALSO forty three opening upon sad avenue tsrsh
location for gentee country seat, the being well adapted
% the cu walton OF vineyard market truck and could at
nny zine be proftaby sold in villa plots -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-22
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.

AMERICAN HOTEL-W w Freeman, VIM T
Weeks, Y; LIE Roy Cross, Miss Ida Cross Miss E
EfPss atSmo1s lone. phi1s Mat
tingiy, Mcpherson. D Armstrong, Wa.hin gto0;
Page, FL Drummond d Drummond, Cumblnd;
Lewis, Ricnmd; Whitfield, Va: s Gordon,
H Crenshaw, Danville; Allen and lady, Bos-
ton; b L johnson, Bait; d Gilmore, Frsdksbg; A
Baker, Petsbg.
ST CHARLES HOTEL.-R Harris, Buckin CHAM;
w G Fleming Ky; Hudleberger, B M Freeborn,
N.Y. W Hall. Norfolk; B F Vaughan. Hanover;
rico; w Graves, Smith Aibemarle; w Blades,
Spottsylvania; w Bond, j Bond, ] Daniel, Orange;
RT Lacy. IN Kent; Goc d Caroline; W W
1e VETO 6 Wailacs, Va G RR; 6 Ardery, ii Grimes,
yer; A F Crutchfeld. Petersburg; Ellis. Peter s
Scott, Sussex Harlon, Fncastle; T Burgess, N c;
BIN Busst,sps W;%sbg Wib b. Jones,
lake. + Bowles Hanover White, Petersburg; e
| P. Hawkins Louise; r Nelson, N Kent; A Richard
Saunders, a Saundeas, w Mills, Louisa; J Han
| lu, Alb; F Thornton Richmond J Parkinson.
as wrfh5 Wsrs
burg; w B TsIebu, " Upton, E Fi.hee, C;
j Rouse, N c; A Win ela T Duke, Va G 4; j
A Barbour. Wmsbg; w S Carter, James Trice. o 7
sheeld, Louisa; H Is Graves, J Yaghere, r L RI
T Mallory, w Buckman, Hanoeer
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-W w Warmer, J M
Finch. Powhatan; II Temple, Pr George; DR. NJ B
Hunt DR. w McCallister, Phads Bruce, Bal
| timore; B R Baird, Essex; w B Mass, Giles Jno nj
| Sutherlin, A g Taylor, Danvile; A A Jones. Bed
| ford A Jones, C; G WaddilI Farmville; A
| Burwsll, Va; Wileks, Peaks of Otter J Hockiday
Lynchburg; T seayres. Mrs Garrison, Va; G Bug
| gerly, Texas; Ellis Hsnrico.
| EXCHANGE HOTEL " Derara, Goodman J
| Ryan, G w Fellows, II A Sullivan, N Y; A Cherron
| Archer, Amelia Bruce, H Marshall and lady
| Charlotte; r Norfeet Fl B Bryan H III Lewis, r
Mays Gibson, N c; w A BARRETT, s C; Dr. NJ
| Galleger. Ga; Cobb, II NJ Butts, Southampton; w
| Nicke lsen, Mss Cobb Misses Butts, D Thistarn
| Buckingham; F Stambook J Lussee Petersbg; "
| r johnson, Or Gay, Miss MI pore. w Williams
~ Craft 9 Harrison, L B Lewis. Va; DR. L Bertley
| DR. Thoms!. Richmond; L Minor, MIS- w C Wick
! % Stevkns. Boston: J w Griffin, VS.; Garnet
and ladies', Essex; w Spindis. Caroline; C Well
| ford, MonteiIo, FIedsbg; r Harrison and Idly
| Wsshin gton; N w Miller and ladies, Goochld;
Ruck Bot Springs; Y Garnett aud lady Halifax;
| L Dudley MsDonald, M l. Harris, LYrchbg, "
Perkins. Stanton. -
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MARINE NEWS.

Report Of Steamer CURTIS PECK, on her upcard trip
~, February 2lst, 1855.
Schr Orana, and one OF the old New York packets,
name unknown, bound up.
Big John Brandley, loaded with molasses, above
Point Shoals
Baltimore schoop at jaime stown, name unknown
Schr Ann Bergen, ashore at Hsrrison's Bar
Steamtug Comet, with bark, of Newport, In tow,
name unknown, at Curtis Neck.
Streaming Ben Sheppard with the brig Staehound
In tow, at Dutch Gap.
BALTIMORE. Feb. 20.-Cleared schr ii. w. Fry
Booze, for Richmond.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l9-Clearsd schr James H.
Deputy Winsmore, for Richmond
Boston. Feb. 18-Arrved sehr j. C. Calhoun,
Crowelf, from Fredericksburg.
PHILApELpHIA, Feb. 20.-Cleared schr James Bar
rett, Cobb, for Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-22

The TwENTY-SEc0ND OF FEBRUARY
The ladies of the Central Mount Vernon Association
have most properly resolved to celebrate the birtn
the military will be held at IL 81. on Thursday, Feb.
22d in Metropolitan Hail. which has been kindly ten.
dersd by the propreor and addresses explanatory Of
the obects of Association and appealing to the pa
triot.sn ofvirsinians to aid In securing the title to
delivered BY Rev. NJ. D. Hoee and r. Thorn pson,
ESQ. The lst Re giment of Virginia Volunteers, with
their guests, the Fredericksburg Guards, aad their
military bands have consented to assist in the holy
work. and will occupy the Northwestern side of the
Hall. Managers, selected by the ladies' will be pres
the citizens generally. The ceremonies will com.
mence at IL M, and it is hoped that the State and
city authorities and the public generally, will as
sembIe to honor to the day and to the memory of
Virgina's greatest son. =.
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COMPLIMENTARY BALL. The Young Guard

COMPLIMENTARY DALI. ne 1oHng Guard
one of the best drilled Volunteer Companies in Vir-
einis as we'll as one of the most Popular, will give
Complimentary Ball to the Fredericksburg Guard, al
Corntiau Hall, tonight; and extensive arrange
ments have been made for the occasion, there Is
doubt that large number OF persons will be present
The Young Guard In getting up svch entertainments,
have always bee most successful and mus. continue
to be while composed of such gentlemen as are TAXING
the lead on this occasion. The ball room will be
handsomely decorated, the music will be good, the
supper superb and the ladies beautiful What other
Inducements can pleasure seeker need TO engage
his attention for one evening" But besdes the Sc
fractions It should be borne in mind that the ce.e.
bration is In honor of the anniversary of the birth
day OF Gen George Washington, the most successful
military chiettain and purss patriot that lived
His birth day should be one OF rejoicing throushcut
the Union, for in the hands Of an Ali.Wise Prov
dence he the chosen Mt 70 shake oil the
yoke OF British bondage in this country and win for
Us the only free and independent Republic in the
known world.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-22

Tue WAN SrrRIT.--We heartily rejoice ct
thsmxny evidences Of the signal failure OF
certain agitators 10 involve the country "
war, and commit Il to the Red Republican
cause in Europe. Now, that Soule hiss finish.
cd his diplomatic career, and the nation has
escaped the imminent hazard Of rupture
with Spain and France to which his course
exposed us, il is to be hoped that no more
such agents will be sent to represent tne
United States abroad. Our true poilcy IS
peace. A war would inaict inealculabie
injury upon us. The South, especially, has
nothing to gain by foreign war. Notwith-
standing the complications of the eastern
question, little good Indignant and modera-
ton on the part of the American government
can easily steer us clear of all embarrass-
ment from the controversy. We have more
to gain from cotton than cannon-from peace
than Paixhans.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-22

PosT OFFICE MATTERS The Postmaster Gene.
raj has ordered the following:
Re-established the Office at Pound, Russell conn
ty, Va James Robertson, postmaster The site
OF the Office at GiennarrOn, Fluvanna county. Va.
Is changed-Cornelius P. Snead postmaster, vice
Joseph Clements.
Appointments. Davis postmaster.
Pleasant Dale, Hampshire county, Va, vice James
w. Albin, resigned. Joel G. WALL postmaster.
Wattsborough, Lunenburg Va, vice +. M. w.
Watts, resigned. .E.-.a-e
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REolaEsTAL PARADE.-To-day (22d) the

REolmEErAL PARApE.-To-day (22d) the
first regiment Of Virginia Volunteers will parade at
IL O'CLOCK 10 front OF the City Hail and after mnsch
ing through the sreets will re the usual salutes Ia
tue capitol Square. The artillery win fire sautes 1t
sunrise noon and sunset Most of the companies
nave arranged for general celebration and II the
weatner proves fair, the day will be consumed by
~ acaInf, hring, dining. tosstiug. speeches, ETC.
,,, as military are TO visit Mstropolitan Hall ~ II
us.ss, wneIe addresses will be delivered by DR.
noss ana John R. Thompson, ESQ. go.
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NEGRo MAN KLLED.-Some few days
since negro man employed in cutting wood near
the farm of Mr. lash, in Henrico county, was
caught by falling tree and crushed to death
When discovered, he was stiff frozen, and seemed
TO have died Immediately.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-22

IssoLEscE.-William Holmes appeared
before the Mayor yesterday to answer for insolsnce
,Uant ot register lie was logged for the first Oh
fence and Imprisoned for the last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-22

AMpurATioN.--A pauper in the poor
house, had one of his legs amputated lew day ago.
to prevent death from modification.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-22

OssrRUcr1os.-Lindsay Clark was re-
ouired TO nav fine of 81 for obstructing Marshal
street near 9Th, with wagon on the night oil TIN
ID inst. .tt.s5ra4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-22

No PAPERS, James Banks, free negro
from Henrico, was committed to prison oy oroer OF
the Mayor for want of a register.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-22

Mrs. R. B. Hicks, the talented editress
of the Kaleidoscope. arrived in the city yesterday,
and is stopping at the St Charles Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-22

RUNAw.Y.-Dick, slave to John Wat
kins, was Gagged as runaway, and afterwards re
turned to his master, by order of the Mayor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-22

n TRouBLE.--Benneditti Masso apPesr-
cd before the Mayor ye.erdayfo $780, ~
Il, houss Iss. Sunday. and for violating the 'sw
n prevent Sabbath breaking. Omcer - % dsss:
nroved the offence but At the reqgss Of Ins 3
s 1;vs him an opportunity Of procuring Witnesses.
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Died..

Of Consumption. on Saturday, l7ih, iEst., Mrs
LAURA E S. HOPKINS, wife of w. w. Hopkins,
aged q years. Her remains were taken to Peters
burg for interment.
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sraAsouLATIoS.--7A daughter Of Mr.. D. j
VIM, rssiding 1t sumssryille, s. c.. swallowed
an Iron sersw about an inch long, on the evening
Of he l6A instspt and died BY straneulation ia !
few moments,
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THE UNIoN.-It becomes all lovers of the
Union, in all sections of it, to rouse them
selves from their lethargy, and by genera
and energetic effort, put down the agitator
who are wickedly sporting with the peace
security and best interests of a great people
The loyal and law abiding citizens of tn
North should remember that faithful ad
herence to the national compact is incum
bent on all the parties to it, and is essentia
to its preservation. North and South shoul
alike frown upon the men who would calcu
late the value of the Union, and set forth thu
advantages which either section would enjoy
by a separation from the other. Have these
plotters against the peace and integrity OF
the Republic ever bestowed thought upon
the disadvantages of dissolution to their re-
spective sections There is not State in
the Union which would not be loser by it
in every way; in power, prosperity, safety,
peace, and the respect of mankind.
We are satisfied that Virginia, at least so
long as there is hope for the preservation of
her rights and institutions in the Union, will
never desert it. Let man travel through
all her length and BREADTH from her noun.
tains to her seaboard, and he will find every.
where men "who know their rights, and
knowing dare maintain them; and men who
are also possessed of enlarged views, of
strong common sense, and of fervid and COM
prehensive patriotism. They will stand by
the Union SO long as they can stand bv II
with dignity and security. They know that
either section, divided from the other would
be weak, inconsiderable nation ,,h;os
would be spurned and insulted by every ne,,v
government of the earth, and have to crouch
like craven dog at the footstool of everv
first rate power. They know that even tho
slave property of the South would be ex.
posed to greater hazard and depreciation, on,
OF the Union than in it, and that dissolution
would bring upon our own borders Canada
to which every fugitive could conveniently
escape, and that without the possibility Of
reclamation. They also love the Union, and
are not yet alienated from their Northern
brethren, notwithstanding the hostile spirit
Of Northern abolitionists, and the incendiary
appeals of Southern maiconteuts. Let the
Union spirit of Virginia but pervade all sec.
tons and all parties, and the Republic wou,d
stand massive and immoyatle as the eternal
hills.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-22

DIsORDERLY-I16 IesIueuLs Ut W. 10. -,
Law IN the neirhborhood OF the Wesley Chapel.
are complaining bitterly OF the disordery c0sass.
,hr rtt The earuers OF the streets on the side
wslks. and prevent ladies q ON passing to or from
ehnrch We know the police endeavor 70 prevent
This nuisance and have doubt they wiz redouoie
their efforts from this time Forward.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-22

EFFORTS TO REMOVE JUDGE LoRING.-A tele-
graphic dispatch dated Boston, Feb. 90 says
The hearing of the petitioners for the removal of
Judge Lorine. was held before the legislative com.
Inttee this afternoon. 1t contended by the coun-
sci for the petitioners J. Webb, Jr Wendell Phil
lips and c. nj Ellis, that it necessary under the
constitution, to allege misconduct in office ae cause
for removal but they only argued unftness for otse
upon the demand of public opinion and the interests
of the community Loring, dieregarding the rules
of evidence in the Burns case and the manner of
conducting the trial, by prejudging it. and informing
the claimants of his intended decsl"n before making
it public, make him unfit for the Office of judge. The
dislike of coming in contact with Mr.. Lorng official
ly, also claimed sufficient ground for removal,
the sentiments of the most eminent juIsts of the
State, as expressed in the convention of 1920.
There was a great crowd In attendance, who at
times applauded the sentiments of the speakers not
withstanding efforts to prevent it, No one appeared
for the remonsrsnt and the further hearing of the
| case was postponed for one week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-22

STEALING AN OvERCOAT.-James Crit
fifth alias Mccall, appeared before the Mayor yes-
terday to answer the charge OF stealing an over
coat from John P. Ballard, on Saturday lsst Mr..
Ballard stated that the prisoner at the bar called at
his residence and asked for job of painting-that
when he left, he took an overcoat with him. which
was missed by the servant Immediately after
James X Lawson stated, that on Saturday last
the prisoner brought overcoat to the Shakespeare
House and sold it for So 50-that he afterwards
remained in that neighborhood till he became
drunk and was put to bed.
Edmund L Taylor was in the Shakespeare House
when the prisoner came in, and bought the Goa,
OF him for So so.
The Mayor remanded the prisoner to answer
bill of Indictment before the Grand Jury term o
the Hastings Court and fixed the bail for his ap
pearance at $50, which had not been given wher
we lett the court room
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FOX kENT.-We have for rent
- Cottage No. 2 IL Hughes Row IN No. :. ." :"
The house IL very nvenieat one. eo,t.,e,a. :
rooms, With water and gas on the prt misss fas.sh
Win Kitchen. Possession given March - sssAss
fs1 TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-22

THE KALEIDOSCOPE, BY MRS R
Il d HlCKG.-The sixth number of this hi.hI-
popular journal can be had at EVANS Bookstors' nS
The back namkera containing Mrs. n !, lnts,..,.
ing Neuyeiests can also be had at the above s,ar..
to 22-Itt "oiS.
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Ok DoLLARsR EwA.RD.-A man

~c named r. Won HERINGEN, o tuner of
piano tortes, hired Of me. the 1st December asst
a bay Horse aud Buggy, (which has the cross-bar
b. W. Martin makers1 to be returned the 18th
December. at Halifax Courthouse, Va. which he has
failed to do up this times and from all the crcum-
stances, 1t is my belief he intends to convert sad
horse and buggy TO his feloniously. He left
Richmond city on the morning of the 10Th inst to-
wards Petersburg Virginia. | will give The above
reward for the horse and buggy and reasonable re-.
ward for the srrest of E. Won Herineen will send
for the horse and buggy. or they can be delivered
with the theft, to w. ii. TYLER, a Police Officsr
of Richmond. II taken in that neighborhood.
A. L.. MEEKS
re Ut Halifax Court Hou.e, We
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-22

CHOICE BOOKS My Novel, or v arle-
~ ties in English Life. By Bulwer.-75c
Prairie Bird 500
Life and Beauties Of Fanny Fern 81
The yirsin Queen By Smith Esq.-soc
Ruth Hall --$L25 ~
Lamp Lishter.-@l2 IS
Las Casas Napoleon "A vols. cloth. 81
Beyerley's History of Virginia -$5
Fudge Doings BY Ike Marvel.-S2
Party Leaders. By Bsldwin-Sl
lnez; Tale of the Alamo.-75c
Hearts Ease, or the Brothers. Wife-sl
Potphar Papers 81
lend. 81 sAe' SILVA
For sale by GEO M. wEsT
e<<-u Exchange BOOK stora
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TIE DAILY DISPATCH
rIiussoAY MORNING. FEBRUARY = 1855

sTThe Richmond Letter Sheet Prices
Current, carefully prepared, viii be ready TO-
day about noon. Orders received this morn
ing 1t the Dispatch counting room
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-22

FAIR OPENED.-Our readers will bear in
mind the opening of the Fair ct Asbury Chapel on
Union Hill. and meet the ladies' there TODAY TO mar
1sse Of the many good things prepared by them
ms Fair began yesterday, and hes been gotten IN
by the ladies of Centenary, Trinity and Asburv con.
gregafi.n. t. aid in rsyng for the neat and hand.
some METHODIST church on Union Hill, now about
being completed. From the preparations made, it
would be almost impossible for any to cali at the
Fair room in search of any article of luxury or me-
cessity without being suited They have taxed their
ingenuity IN getting up such things would be most
"a and 1t Ia now the duty of tbs public to cali
on them and buy. To those residing in the Western
part of the city have been requested to saw that
q regular line of omnibuses will run from Brooke
Avenue, down Broad street to 9h down 9Th to Main.
down Main to 25th, and up 18th street to the Fair
room, every evening, carrying passengers for ~ cts
each way, 30 that all who desire to do eau ate
the Fair without fatigue and at small cost eve from
the extreme West of Broad Ut. As an inducement
to young gentlemen we have only to add that the
ytung ladies' of Church and Union Hills have no an
perors Ia accom- 2ishments. and, we had almost sa
no equals in beauty and that some of the prettiest
of them will be In attendance to suppiy the wants
OF the public fiom their various tables Of course
our city sslsnts will lose the opportunity of be-
ing present.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-22

SUICIDE INDUCED BY WANT I'm Philadelphia
on Tuesday last, man was found In dying con.
dtion. in wagon which stood on a vacant lot in
Market street. He was taken to the hospital, where
his case was deemed hopeless. A phial containing
laudanum was found upon him, together with q
paper, on which was written, in an excellent hand
the following.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-22

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 18th, 1855.
This is for the purpose of informing the person or
persons who may find my body that /, Henry Hath.
am Barclay, belonging to the city of New York.
have committed suicide, by taking laudanum. con.
sidering death preferable to want and poverty.
HENRY HAITIAN BARCLAY
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Correspondents Of the Dispateb.
STAuNToN. Feb. 90. 1855.

Democratic Meeting-- Political Spccn1at,ons
Case Of Sedactsoa--Episcopat Conren-
finn &c