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AND FEED STORE

CRANARY AND FEED STORE
VI The undersigned has taken the house corner Of
Messrs. N. 3. L C. B. HILL for the purpose Of con.
Quoting the GRAIN and FEED BUSINESS, where
he will keep constantly hand full assortment OF
all kinds of GRAIN Min Offal. Hay, Corn Meal and
other articles usually kept in Grsnaries and Feed
Stores
He hopes BY giving his business strict personal at.
tsntion and selling reasonable terms TO secure
liberal patronage ftsm his friends and the public
generally He will deliver any article free of charge
anywhere in the corporation He will also attend e
SELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE,
for q mod crate commission, apd will insure for hs
country friends the highest market price for
sgnment entrusted to him. JOHN W.COSBY.
Re 27-ts
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DRESERVING SUGAR-We are SELL
l. leg the best Crushed Sugar at only 10 cents per
pound at retail by the barrel at 81 cts per ID.
HULST KING,
franklin street. old Market,
is 16-Iw and 1e0 Broad street.
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MORE VIOLENCE IN KANsAs,-Peoplc Driren
f-lH their HoRss.-We learn that the m 10 violence
is ssi'lthe ordes OF the day in the vicinity on
Douglas. On thu forenoon of Monday Last. n ssno
of twenty five y thirty persons, who rspreseps
visited the nous Of Mr.. HsncocE, in L.comp ss'
and ordered him'to leave the premises with his
goods 10 five minutes. Mr.. II refused to comnlv
' ith the dsmsnd, when the rufhsns, led on by Nj.
J mes, OF Westport- marched to the front of the
house, aud ordered the company to fire upon him
psriey ensued, after which he deserted the hsbi.
istion erected with much labor and allowed his
goods to be taken out upon the open prairie II ia
said that man by the name OF Simmons pretended
IL OWE the claim.
After leaving Hsncock's claim they visited the
dTeihng OF Mr. Oakley, and re-enscted the scenes
nst narrated, with the addition that the torch was
spplied aud the tenement burned Mr. Oaklev's
claim was purchased from a Southerper q fsw
mouths sinee Tor $3.50 but the new occupant wse
H.raId jane 9
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WHITEWASH BRUSHEg-A Iaroe
and varied assortment. fer sale by
Je CHAS. HILLSPAIJaH
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Having purchased of Mr.. L. FL. Fore bis
interest ia the above concern, | will continue the
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING BUSINESS in my
own pane, at the old stand cornet of nj ain and 18th
streets, and respectfully solicit continuation of the
patronage heretofore extended to the concern, hop
ing by attention business and faithful execution
of work, to merit the
ia l9-St VIM H. CLEMMITT
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By DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.

GROCERIES. &c, AT AUCTION
VI On THURSDAY, 2ist June. we will sell at 10
o'clock at auction store, an assortment Of Gro
ceries, viz: comma,
Crushed ard Coffee SUGAR.
SOAP; CANDLES.
HERRINss; SAL SODA.
Clarst WINE; French BRANDY.
Rsctfea Whisky.
NE RUM.
Manufactured TOBACCO.
Green and Black TEA.
LivsIpasl , FINE SALT.
MoLAssEs; SYRUP, Ac., ae.
TERMS Under S1o0 cash; $lG0 and over, months
eIss. for D fSsvs1ssssr esgi! ALLEN CO. Aas
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS AT AUG
ID TIoN-on TUESDAY. s6th June, we win sell
3. 70 ss1es q 9.1 sust0s room go ss.s:
TEaMs-Undsr 800, cash; 800 and over, 4 mos.
credit. for approved paper
4 GREAT BARGAIN IN LAND.-At
IA Louisa July Court, 1.-THE second MONDAY In
July } shali sell cell publicly my dwelling house.
tpisin, but roomy and Comfortably with cammodi-
oss out houses, near Lousa Court House. ALSO
sbnut IS OF Land Of which nearly half wood
land Five or six acres are rieh bottom, ne In .
condition to be pat in grass and several Of up
land are already SIT in timothy The land 10 uesed.
insly we'll suited to clover and other srss VI and
would make capital hay farm. 1t hes several
sprioEs Of good water. large garden, with stream
,u1ninE through II and youns orchard choice
shalt let 1t 90 for not much more than sh worth
Of the hfuse alone.
bearing ateres. from the day Of giving poss sion-
which v II be the Ist OF October Approx per
sonal see .rity. and hen ON the land, win b. ssqu
. L on a., G III 4 Of sale. LucIAH Nj ioR.
| js14-aawt6thju
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aMAGED TOB ACCO AT AUG
~ TON VIII be soIa At sbo,S,.. 49,,
on WEDNESDAY, the goth inst, at IL o,ciocI for
me Ssneht OF whom 1t may concern One Hundred
g.. a o3ey or seventy hhds. TOBACCO, damaged by
ni ~ ana wafer on the night of the 10Th inst
1efms-Cash No delivery until paid for
tn :, SHEPPARD WILLIAMSON
Je iS-f inspectors st Shockoe Warebouse
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|NOMPOUND TONIC Pu1I1neH
~ areat Asus and Fever sosquersT vasa nssse
fails 70 care IL TIVE days. For sais " a nr...t.1
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MEXICAN GUANO.-74 hbls
N1 Guano. represented to be super;oy IN a. =,
ever imported; for sale BY aA' io'
is 10 JOHN Fl CLAIBORNE
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RARDOTTE'S SUGAR DROPS-Eor
~ Worms 10 Children-a fresh snnnlv rs..;u.d
6uu 70, 'o sale OF CHAS. MTLLsPACGg
Drug
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p a. G S .-The subscriber continues to
IL purchase all of the clean Gotten and Linen
RAGS that offered for which be pays the market
price In cash delivery. The cleaner finer and
stronger the article, the better.
SAM'L CARY, Franklin st,
Five doors West of the Old Market.
TWoollen and Rotten Rags are almost worth
less. 10 l6-eoSt
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pAkls GREEN.-Best brands put up
L in kegs and cana, for sale at low pricesbv
WILLIAM SATTLEH
Je ~ 142 Main Strast
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I ARUS & SHINE AUcrIoNEERs AND
- COMMISSION MERCHANTS, "a Main street. will
give their undivided attention to slI sales of real
and personal estate Particular attention paid TO sell
out families declining Housekeeping.
P c. LARUS.
je 9-ts JAMES N. SHINE.
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SUGAR.-50 barrels Coverings Crushed
oSuzar in store. For sale by
je 10 LEWIS WEIR eon
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WHEAT OFFAL FOR SALE-We
w have for sale at our Mills Bran, Shorts, C 3m-
mon and Extra Brown Stutfs, in quantities to suit
purchasers. and at moderate prices.
js l8-lm HAXALL l. CO
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NOTICE.-As Trustee under deed ex-,
IN scuted by L. B Farssworth to me On the 4th
nst and duly recofdsd 10 the ofss Of the Hustiu1s
Court OF the city Of Richmond, and BY virtue OF the
worth my agent, TO sell ont the stock OF Tobses9
snd Cissu, he, hand ct the store No. I6 on
Main street. In said city. DAVID PANk.
js I2-l2t< Trustee for L. D. Barusvorth.
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DIAPERS AND GLEANERS.-A few
~ Hussey REAP Frs, in complete ORDER Also
spring 9th CLEANERS, at $lo-will save cost in
half days after cradles
lie 18-d6t cit H M SMITH
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pRINIS We have received few cases
Menuack and Nader Prints, fast color, which
we are selling at64 and cents per yard: also ts W
cases very cheap Shifting and sheetings
J. Il n. ROSENBAUM
1e ~ 100 Rros1 sfraat
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THE LIFE OF THE GREAT HEK1
AZ Aor, 49, :. 1IIIteN

= CONE AT LAST.-ABBOTT's NAPOLEON
CO2PLEfE.-Jus received by A. NORRIS
The History OF Napoleon BoRsparte; by John s. C.
Aooott; in vols, with maps and illustrations; S.
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I AND WARRANTS WANTED.-The
IL highest market price will be psid for 40 30 10
and 1850 acre LAND WARRANTS, also Tor Land
Scrip. Psrsons having Wsrranta or Scrip to sell,
will do well to call At WM HURLEY,6
Exchange Office, No. Pearl ct. Richmopd Va.
N. B -Persons living il the country are respect.
duly asnsned) By mai or otherwise. and pledge
m3self TO them that they sbsil rscevs the hiehsss
marx ct price. and prompt returns In cash cheekA
- they shall deem proper to direct mo. K
lie 5-Sm WIN HTIRIEY
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NOTICE ALI persons indebted to the
IN Subscriber, either BY bond or open account,
prior 10 the lat April last hereby tnformed that
longer indulgence cannot be given. he Il eompei.
ed to close bis old innvdnsl business previous 10
his cc-psttaership. w. w. BAILEY
il l2-3k
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SILK SHIRTS AND DRAWERS AT
~ CoSf-l have on haud large stock of six
Shirts and Drawers some yerv .nnsrior ons,;. A
wnich Will close out at cost Those in want wsuid
az "en 70 call q. A. LEWIS
je - 50 Main street, op. St Charles Hotel
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je 19-St'

q PIRITS OF TURPENTINE.-lt
~ bills. just received and for sale low BY
IL I9 WILLIAM SATTLER.
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weather on the passage; split sails, carried away fore truss.
&C. Had o pilot ON board four days.
Brig Tybee, Ferguson, Charleston, Q days, with cotton ana
Big Sarah Thorndike (f BlushilD. TORY, Alexandria, 8
days, with Asur, to Abbott, Dodge 4 Co.
schr Martha Pest, Post, Mobile, 10 days, with cotton 90,
to Post, Smith q Co. XII
schr carolins Hall, Rogers, Norfolk, I day.
schr CrceAway, Wilson, Norfolk, 2 days.
Schr Lucy w Alexander, Alexander, Swansboro, 10 days.
Steamer Locust Point, French. Baltimore. with mdse, to
steamer Caledonia. Morley. Baltimore, with mdse, to John
Riley.
New clipper ship Stephen Croweil. Burgess, from Thomas
ton, . days, in ballast, TO Snow q Burgess. Is 1000 tons
SAILED.
Ship Mediator, New Orleans; barks Pacific, Havana; Eliza
Barse (Br). Cienfuegos; Chandelier, do; brig Cordclia (Br),
Hautsport.
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ALBANY, Feb. ., 1855.
THE UNITED STATES sESAroRsHIr.
Mr.. Petty's resolution was read, with tLs pending
smsniments.
Mr.. RHODES rose TO . question OF privilege, say.
ing that the gentleman from New York (Mr. Leigh
had read several letters from the Order OF United Anne.
ric.ns, which order the gentleman had characterized
With cpithets to which he (Mr. R. felt bound 10 reply,
iussmuch % he was . member Of that order. The re.
kc,ions Of the gentlemen, therefore, In . measure ap.
use 10 him OR. RI.
L The Cram decided that this was mot . question OF pri-
II, ,ge. The remarks OF the gentleman from New York
ved to an orcer-an order extended throughout the
and were not pc rsonal to the memberfron Kings.
Mr.. RHopYs took the remarks IS personal.
Tne, NAIE-he gentieman can reply In order, having
a. 400 =, Ia addressing himself to the resolution before
~ ~, "a ana Inquired it he was not entitled 70 tse ao,r.
M ret hs stns concluded at the hour Of . ljourn nent on
-. Cav = decided he was not, as he was not In hs
80 ~heu I be special order vas announced,
-. Raop, vthsn took the door, aai pro,e,isi 10 say
a. 80, Nemsn hsd read several con n mic .tio,s
ss.ok~r., Of the or Ter Of Coited Amsr,can,: AMI
s.,tisma.S was not satisfied 10 showing forth to this
tsss.s 49, I'D, vncs Of his oSa faithIe ssnsss, AMI t,e
nss..-.snIe decsit ~practissi upon u, se who w.rm,d
e.G.ssr9s ira INIT he las ALTO css~sei dishonesty Of
srpsss. leeexulpea n setsss, aae att Aasrieaa IN
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Marine Affairs.

THE DEPARTURE or TIE STEAMSHIP GEORGE LAw.-TH
IsTHMrs ExcURsIoSIsrs. The steamship George Law,
Capt. Fox, left At her usual hour yesterday for Aspin-
wall with the Pacific mails. She was crowded with pas.
sensers for California, and also had on board the party
invite by the company TO participate in the celebrations
attending the opening of the Aspinvsll and Panama
Railroad. The following are the names of the invited
guests:-Messrs W.. whitewright, Jas. B. Jewett, Jas.
N. Platt, +. h. Dyker, Jas. II. Sanford, John Hone, Thos.
Depnistoun, r. watkinson, Arthur Bronson, N. r. Free
man, - MLeod; d. p. Barhydte, J. l. Moore, Jas. L.
Libby, Dr.. Robert Tones, Hon. Judge Hoffman, Gen. VIM.
Nerris, and Capt. VIM. @. Stout. The road was to be
ready for through trains on the 10th inst. The pas.
sengers by the George Law win thus be the first to cross
from the Atlantic to the Pacific entirely BY rail.
road, and be saved from oil the annoyances and delays
attending the old method BY mules and boating. After
the celebration and sn inspection OF the road, the guests
Il the company will pay q visit to some Of the islands In
the Pacific in ore Of the STEAMERS OF the COMPANY. and
then re-tmhark at Aspinwal for home in the stesmship
Ii Doraoo, stopping At Havana for . day or two on the
way. The whole trip IL expected to occupy about 4
month.
FoR ArsrRAIA.-The ship Eastern State, Can't. Ross,
Of Arkle 4 Elliott's Independent line, sailed for Melbourus
on Saturday. She carries $50 passengers, being the
largest number that has left in one vessel for that port
during the past twelve months. Their names viii bo
found elsewhere,
DsfsrrsIse enrrwnrcK.-The Liverpool IN. q :, Toaa.
scrfpf, Of the 2sth ult., states that the schooner +. IN Lar
o. haiua1 Patrick Gray, master, from Fortune Bsv, NJ.
r Tor Boston, with hcrrings, 6c., In buls, nut Ia for A
harbor 18th uit.. and anchored below Fort Point Her
timber, cargo and materials we're seen merit mornjne
strewn Along the beach, . short distance from the wreck
OF the ship Queen Of the Seas. Every person on board
persisted. Next day the bodies Of six Of the crcr sere
iound, and buried with all proper ceremonies.
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Fort OF New York, February ., 1865.

CLEARED
Steamship Geo Law, McKinstry, Aspinwali, N o Roberts.
Ship Rochambeau, Glchrist, Antwerp, w y Schmidt A Co.
ship Shelter. shsdd. Rotterdam, Smith, Post 4 Co.
s sSIP & s'f GsSis, a ss5,s New New S Srissn:;, WIN I N ffsss. a Son.
Bark clio lBrem), floalins, Bremen, Pope a Co.
Bark Chanticlssr,, Pierce, C~ienfuegos, NM Freeman a Co.
Dark Exact, Sanders, savannah, Sturses, Chairman 4 Co.
Bril- Pauline. Espeira, Porto Cabeiio, Agreda, Jove 4 Co.
Schr l N Strout, Strout, Ponce, Smith a Bovnton.
Schr Bioomer, Loyejoy, Bermuda, Brett. Son a Co.
sehr N W smith, Hobart, Charleston, McCready, Mott 4
sssr Helene, Suites. Wilmington, Mccresdy, Mott 4 Co.
schr Leroy, Post, Norfolk, Sturgcs, Chairman q Co.
Schr y 4 Bowley, Young, Norfolk, II MeComb..
ssSr css Colgate MsNs Newton, B.iti@,ors nS Mailer 4 LORD.
.sohr Lavina Hopkins, Hatfield, Edenton, Van Brunt&
ssssnsr Parker Vein, Vaughn, Baltimore, crcmwslls line.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Augusta, Lyon, Savannah. % hours, with mass
asd passengers 70 s I MitehilL. Teb3, Oh Hunting Islands,
aatteras, exchanged signals with steamship knoxviiic.
ship asNe, Baxter, HAyre, " days, With mdss and l6
passengers, q Mortimer Livingston. Was seven days west
Nth susno, 20 ~ Rilsy; vessel to D Mumford 4 Bros.
Rio JAneiro had IL vory moderate, except on this coast, whom
he sS Ssv ss board hi ssui s Jaw gala. Jan PHI 2 Ia 's y g s .i iUs y ssi Is va w.
passed an Am bark painted black, steering sE. howias I
Else, white and red perpeu dicuisr signal; same time, spoke
Or sbig RoSss.. With PASSENGER. for Adslsid., Aus; ots. In
fell ~ovseboard and. vas lost; Sept ~ four days from Salinas
Bsrk Aihertina, Barton. HAvans, 10 days, with sugar, Sc.
sss Ira 1 D S.rri.@ issssrs. reported fsuad.r.aaSG With ior:.
n sat gone and i.yin Alongside, fall % water and sb.ad.nsd.
V ss,ss. isssa v asAissa xSsassi kiss.sassa issN
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LAuscHEp-On the Goth ult, from the ship yard ~ sssssr.
,u,,. c.-~ar at Stony Brook harbor, Long Island, a
superior built schooner q syss1r y named , sSs r.I.
Potter, Of this city; will be commando by Capt " elton, for
merly master Of the schr Alfalfa, and Is nov loading in
At hswbuy port 3D. inst. By Mr. George " Jaekmsn. Js .
Hawk. She Is owned in Boston and New York, and by the
builder, and by Capt simmons, who Is 70 command her;
She will proceed to Boston, to load in Giidden Il williams
line for California. The War Hawk is a superior ship, being
framed and planked with white oak.
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SURROUND FATAL VIOLENCE TO A LITTLE CauLp-
On Friday last, officers Graham aud Sparks, Of pouyh.
hsep.ie, arrested Q negro namei Martin Cole. vino h
charged With cormitting violenc 60 upon his s,epiauxhter,
ach,ld OF only eight years Of age. Tue mother Of the
,sdiy injured. 80 much 20 that she cannot I've but 4
Gay Or tive. 3'
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TUsT RECETvED-SOK PLENDD CUT CALIFORNIA
d diamonds, which We have set In enamel rinRs. We
invite all good judges 70 call and see them. Price, large
single stone, set In enamel ring, s12 so-sams, real dia.
= al. yAcoB3 Ae7 ssssav.y
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NAIU0RNIA DIAMONDS-EQUAL IN BRII.LIANCY
~ and appearance to the real diamond. These dia-
monds are cut from California quarts, and tho best
judges are deceived. We have them set In pios, rings,
studs, sleeve buttons, earrings, &c. Prices very low.
L. II j. JACOBS, 40T Broadway.
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Our Albany Correspondence.

Our Albany Correspondence.
ALBANY, Feb. 8, 1856.
Political Erment-A,cfhl Pressure on Members-
Hp hev Look-Secayd's Game and Chances
The Common Country and Comm IN Foe-A
Lobbp Roc.
Not snorg "your corps OF reporters" nor q
men Der Of Jour farfsmed and literary household
net endowed over mush with either scdb.
bliIg ability, dashing biilliancy or "New York
assurance, " not ole OF the chosen few, nor even
initiate d, but q mere outsider, int ested locker ON
in Vtnice-a s9y, AID most jesuticA one at that,
ard faithful " chiel q tsk,n' notes, " I propose to give
you something Of my observations since my arrival
at the capital.
One thir g Ia certain Albany is in the most per
iect state of ebuiiticn, foam and hubbub conceivable.
Nothing iii ce the deys Of "Tippa-cauos and Tyler
too can begin to compare WITH it.
The press Ct the Hobbies upon the House is truly
awful. Members. both in and out, passing hurriedly
to and fro, in whose vissges is depicted the most
Inter sc anxiety ard excitement ; othe. 8 relaxed into
. calm; but most tIeacherous smile others, like
CHARLEY Lego, with sJns lit lie m lral Sc ssibllity
left. hesitate and agGnize between fear aid favor,
conscience and csjolipg, honesty and the basest
treacbety.
q gsme-a most foul. AID vita Gus gains most vii
lanously plsYed--played by political cheats OF the
first water, Of the deepest dye.
Tc-csy, however, the tables turned against the
piaN ere. The reading of Know Notbiog papers,
obligation and ali, by Mr.. Baker, resulted in dis.
gust; and this, together with the reading of 4 CON
fde0tiai letter Of instruction to Mr.. r cksrson, OF
Greene, emanat'Dg from his council, by whose
efforts he was elected, and his open rspudia.ioa OF
his obligations to either his oath or constituents,
changed three votes, waveriDg others; bat they
" yer no more. The cDaoces nov are strongly
sgSilst Stewards election. Whether he be defeated
or OF 4 -~ise, the result Of the strife on the part Of
those VII. 1A"e here to oppose him but violated
their INSTRUCT al be the sme-disastrous
must fatally 30.
There probably never was, In the history of New
York State politics, 80 excellent an opportunity TO
most efactua ally md t~eetotslly damn oas's self. The
defsuJ,if g members will reap q harves. Of iafamy
that time can never efsce or the deep sst repent
ance ever atone for.
It is EVIDENTLY q national Fl yht-our common
country against her common foes and bstrayers-a
thorough aud sterling test-and woe to him who
does net stand the ordeal.
Who are the 3enedic, Arnolds? Tvs the Hiudoos, }
seems TO be the common inquiry. We shall see.
MI. Hugh Hastings maze a % ,st unprovok I'd and
wsnton attack upon Mr. Geo. o. Jones, OF New
York, to-day, in the lobby, In which blows were ex.
charged. The attack was rene we'd ;his evening ia
stanw,x Hall by Rams" Van vslksnbu-g, in which
Mr.. v. cltched q clean knock down ut the hands Of
Mr.. Jones, which had the effect to render Sir. v.
considt rably better insured. There in much in
prospect here; but more anon. Nous vEnRoNs.
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A U-sTRALlA-PIoNEER u~NE-CARRYING THE U.
"A s. Mal-For Sydney and Melbourne, the net
and elegant cipp. T ship GEORGES, ] 200 tons, now lying
at pier No. 7 East river, win positively sail the LIST
OF March, offers a rare opportunity for mechanics
and laborers, as well as female domestics, to emigrsA
to sydney, where ready employment Is to be obtained
to be paid here, and $50 after arrival, to be paid for IN
work. Bedding and board furnished while on the pas
sage. Early application necessary, AZ only q limited
number win be taken. Apply on board, or to
X. w. CAMERON, 1l6 Wall street, New York.
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M Ew YoRK AMI CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LIN

M EW YORK N CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP InSE.
Nicaragua, Proprietors. The splendid doubls-engins
steamship STAR OF THE WET, 1000 tons burthsn,
Capt Turner, will leave from pier No. 3, North river, 81
3 O'Clock +. N. for Punta ARENAS, on Monday, Feb. II,
connecting with the CORTKS, 1000 tons burthen, ovse
the Nicaragua Transit route, having but twelve miles q
ne~ and swift iron steamboats, have lately been put %
the river and LIKE, which shortens the time ON the
transit from ocean to ocean. These steamers are unsur-
passed in their ventilation and accommodations For
information or passage, apply only TO
CHAS. MORGAN, Agent, No. 6 Bowling Gseen.
Letter bags made up At the Office. Letters 2b cents
per half ounce.
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n Ew YORK M NEW ORLEANS CON-
IN pany.-For New Orleans, stopping at Havana.
carrying the United States mal.-The steamship BLACK
WARRIOR, J. D. Bullock, Commander, will comme1o %
receiving freight on Tuesday, Feb. 9, and sail for ths
above ports on Friday, Feb. 0, at IL O'Clock, from pier ct
foot Of Beach street, North river. Freight for the in
terror, and for Mobile, consigned to our agents in New
Orleans, "Jumes Connolly K Co.. will DO for warded fires
OF onmissions Passengers for hvsna must procure
passports before leaving port. For freight or passage
apply to LIVINGSTON, ~CR0CHER0N AGO.,
Agents, 81 Broadway.
n. B.-The Cahawba, r. W. 66hufelat, Commander,
win snceeed the Black Warrior, and sail Monday, Feb.
20. Bills Of lading must be sent in for signing the even
ing previous t. the chip sailing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-06

E,0R NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
I The United States mail steamship JAMESTOWN, L.
Parrish, commander, viii leave pier 10 North river, on
Saturday, February 10, at 3 o'clock p NJ; will arrive In
Norfolk the next afternoon, and Petersburg and Rich
mond the following morning. From Norfolk, passengers
for the South proceed by railroad direct, with through
tickets from Weldon to Wilmington, Augusta, &c. Pas
sage and fare to Norfolk, %; 70 Petersburg and Rich
mond, $40; steerage half price. Apply to
LuDLAM & PLEAsANT5, so Broadway.