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MECHANICAL.


mas. Ii. LANGLEY, Tin and sheet
L. iron Manufacturer, 1sth street, between Main
and Cary ti a,s n FITTING AND FIXTURES,
s,.,m Pipes for Churches Public BUILDINGS, &c.
Metallic Roofing, Gattering and spouting' put
WELL. up h n o"' GARDEN PUMPS FOR SALE.
IaNTnKTl!HT s. POWELL, HOUSE
In Painters and Glaziers-thankiui for INC
natronage SO literally bestowed on them HERETOFORE,
E cave to solicit continuance of the same, ASSURING
III vino nav favor them with work in their hue that
nre but the very best material will be used by thsn
They occupy the shop with L. l.. Montague on
RANK street where they will be thankful to receive
orders. - ..., :. a. h.
manner. 80 --u
DE1I0VAI.-BI IDI Nl;.-The subscriber
IL has removed to his new shop on 18th, between
Main and Cary streets, opposite Mr. n II. Thornton's
Tobacco Factory, where he is prepared to execute all
ordars in his line in the most workmaniike manner,
and will be pleased if his frie nds and the public gene
rnIly would give him call
~ ATTK ESSES, SECOND-HAND FUK-
Mattresses of all kinds secondhand Furniture of va
nous descriptions; Cooking and other Stoves always
new; Furniture OF oil kinds Repaired, Cleaned and
Vanished at very cry reasonable Prees. =,
| tresses by JAMES LUXFORD,
Sc 6-dim&c2t" Corner Grace and 9th streets.
c00 ENAllELLED ATES AND
PRICES-The subscriber has for sale the largest
stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever before offered
for sale in this city, of his manufacture. The
Crates embrace all of the various kinds and patterns
such as square-topped Gothic, Liptic, Circle, &c,
| with beautiful rounding Tenders summer pieces, &C.
| to match. Orders for Crates, Tenders, &c, from
fully packed Merchants purchasing to sell again
will be supplied the lowest Northern prices, with
the usual discounts off for cash by wholesale. Apply
| at my Bell and Brass Foundry, on Main, between 9Th
| and 9th streets, Richmond VIZ
SAMUEL d. DENOON.
have for sale large supply of all kinds of Bells,
| &c, of my own make. au Sim y u D.
SUOWER BATHS.-The attention of the
- public is called q superior article of Shower
| Baths which the subscriber has hand, and which
he offers for sale at less price than the common ati
Gle usually sells for Those who wish to purchase
and Judge for themselves, by calling at r. NJ LlM-
| MERMAN'S, or Messrs. STEBBINS PULLEN'S.
| or Mr.. STARRETTS.
| jy20 WIN. FORBES.
| no ALL HUNTSNIEN AND Marks
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MEDICINES
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IO PREyENT YFIIo,~~-~

Use DR.. ). s. ROSES iss, AID sd fEsEe fhsvIsR Al
est Hon pdsFa,s saf..n !, MADE he Sss
sfhs, i.srsaisnis Which fsh n'S % I'D
fn s MY B s,ue. or any age It .e,. s,
and bile. thus giving strength % gu morbid
bod5 ..ai5 s' ee9l. ate, Il End
levers, 1t used III fever ronnr,isa vii Otter, ~ u
have never known a ra.a =, rs',
U when fs usns st fessT and s oc.
and all ages should take it freeir pound. Ge,'-.
nbTsesi constitution aroas. -
SKIN natural, healthful .of,,e. pgeife, end -
Latent disease should happen to T. ssa soPr M
Of % p EsPf soon OF e BE bh59 on the se
This S"Tsararila, combined with , s'no dii,es.,,
pound halt and half, and half IN IN: D5Tey', -
three time. day before each m..lsis gas. hi -,
mixture viii cure any old or =, e.Ee,
cessfully. many Cases lx,-'~s
Quart bottles 81; small bo..l, "a
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"a SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE
~ The exercses of this Institution will be resumed
on the fist Monday in October next.
lNsTRucT0Rs.-D. Lee Powell, Robert J. Morri-
son, q. PersicO, Mademoiselle Vascas
MusIc-F. w. Meerhach, L. X. da Costa, Miss En-
lily Dunderdale.
Mrs. Gen. PEGRAM has charge of the Boarding De-
pertment
For further information or for pamphlets setting
forth the whole plan of the Institute address
Mrs. GEN. PEGRAM Richmond Va or
ID. LEE PoWELL Capon Springs Va
jy N-ts Or Ro. J. MORRISON. Richmond Va
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s. RUTH.

Superintendent of Transportation
Office Richnld, Fred'g Il Pc. II. r. Co,
Richmond August 10. 1850 An 10
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sKw Yosx, Jan. ., lass.
The pressure which has lasted long 10 have
produced H. legitimate effects and the a&rk@i getting
sasy Cor the that outstanding obligations have
become, % considerable extent, Hquid.tsd New have
NOT been coEtrAeted and both the Importation and
Of goods reached very pon-thAt l. 10 say
where there business there demand for money
Creditors drawing ia their funds whieh accumulate
while business enterprise Is psrayEsd works stopped
and kAas who should be enhancing the national wealth
years drew large supplies o forsgn goods hitler and slim
ulatcd the action Of manufactures The supplies Of goods
from both these orce poared the o the country
filing the shelves II neal zhops and repleuish
those d Old ones wka California gold, banks large
railroad expenditures, and fair coI united 70 encourage
shopkeepers laying IL 0ek Darng The past rear the
California market broke down. and the demand from that
quarter ceased railroad expenditure brought stand
ero Ans distrcts failed and the banks blew up
The vent for goods thus eboked up in many
ways, while the innaeHee u the upon the
featuring districts az Europe send goods here
signed any prioeA fact that deterorAted the values
o. ali old stocks hron ghoat the country Such Of
things put all merchants the desnse and they have
struggled during nine months reduce their engagements
witho1t creating They have been compelled to
and prolcDg pAyDeH Al very high rates 81 interest
while sraining their collections from the country Those
collections based upon the great agricultural wealth. have
gone fairly until there sensible dlmnuton in the sup
ply Of paper in the street, This fact constitutes The great
difference the present time and the revalsion Of
1857. Then, now, goods had been trusted all osr the
country; that time those who had consumed goods
had produced equivalents In New York merchants
renewed and prolonged their obligations they could col
ect nothing from the country, and AL ultimately failed.
Now collections do in, and the lApse Of every week
finds diminished pressure upon the market and the
Of obligations in the spring months Is very small
As indication Of the Of business, the following
shows the tonnage delivered Underwater the canals for
three years:
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THr On soLDLEns soEr.-Bsfors the adjournment
Of the convention Tuesday last resolutions Of thanks
unanimously rendered % the President Of the United States
for hs cordial reception Of the body Monday and the ee
an and patriotic address, in which he noy sdvere5 70
the soverszns, whilst be himself ias he expressed IT'D
but 20 tenanf In the Executive Mansion the United
stss Senate for thsr Handsome resolutions passed yesser
day and communicated to this eonvenion the delegation
Of ts District Of Columbia and COMMITTEES of arrangements
for their unwearied efforts in accommodating body and
facilitating it's business operations the authorities Of the
First Presbyterian Church for the cheerful their bean
ta edhoe in which hold their deliberations to the Rev
Mr. Sunderland for has erren prayer the commencement
Of the rrocoedngs and he is hereby respectfully requested
10 nrniEh copy Of the for publication TO Col Hickey
his officers, and the large body Of wediscipned and es
gapty- troops who Monday formed an escort
Of honor this Convention Long win patriotism and
service be remembered by the members Of this body
On motion Of c. A Grice, esq, Of Portsmouth Virginia
Rssoped That when this convention adjourns the se-
BERG thereof all join hands and soenly pledges
in veal in woe, support the constitution OF the
United Ststes.
Resolutions Of acknowledgment rendered to the
presidents officers and conductors Of several railroad
companies for privileges Of travel conferred wen rs po
lite attentions Of the latter TO render travel agreeable also
to the reporters
The pads rist Mount vernon yesterday Most
Of the delegates win leave for their homes to-day.
The councils met on Mondsy evening The busipess be-
fore the board Of aldermen Of unimporau character
In the council message received from the
mayor enclosing the reply of the corporation attorney
lation to the pending Judiciary reform bill
postpone and print passed
bill was introduced making appropriation to supply
deficiency in grading and grxreng Massachusetts
and street. between Tenth and Twelfth three
times and passed.
Mr.. Dom, from the Committee Police called mp the
bill in relation to the weight Of hay, straw fodder Ac
his motion it postponed and made the special order
for the next meeting.
Mr.. Smoot reported hi making appropriation sup
PLY deficiency in the expended upon repairs Of the
Western Market: referred.
Mr.. Smith, from the Committee ef Ways and Mean re-
ported bin in relation scales and asked that its con-
sderaon be postponed until the next meeting Of this board
agreed to.
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OFFICIAL.


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ssasks AZ - Uuls1 ss~ asparsn gss4Esd pas
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slss@.sa as& me ssr@s hesetaAnst ses
8snes, " ~us
In ay cesns~nl empcnoa, Eh ne anaoasf ssAird
pssssenre oadeE 81 Shch sssa ssosks
sag sEeroA cerussass aas as-sAea ne UalSea
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see sln Dr s~a coansaa@ra u fo~sns paS1eaiafs
!. me szses ss~cAee u exeh esFxaeas
a. A - Ire
gay November ~. n
ssok
eeaase per
~
DseeAser J4aas 81 prceus
xaa ca saz ~ Flsss.
DeeasF i-t tcoa@oey cass ia Texaa
iad~@ssv3 per cent
par q each eeyacNSe iroa The Ia ofgano4y
1855 recrps FrcaSuy,
ter naney reach saer) % 4ayiBsere
Ia sdAInes-
psymeng drafts a he Treasures q
unasea Rostant Ne YEA
or Palssslya63, parties may
Sui css6Gcas ssned bceeds q ms nuSicc
weh snail actually Treasury before ~
o. day Of Masch
JAMES GUTHRIE.
Secretary ~ M Treasury.
Jan 4-dtMaf IR
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THK YorxG ExrERoH ArsrEiA--The New York Tn
hume gives the following aissing portrait q the yonng
Emperor Of Austria:
Francis Joseph u twenty years o. age his moth
err the Arch-pucess Sophia Of Bavaria, educated him
with the utmost II reooect Alright his tutor
the Count Of Bombeiles belonging family Of the most
siiF-neckes uliras he mao ~ uncommon ability,
but Jesuit 10 small clotbsz Scphis herself i eminent
for great scvitg readiness Of mind and aptitude for
directing every sort 81 court OF diplomatic intrgne The
lineage Of the HNFsburgs fnrnishs from time 70 time per-
son OF superior intellect like Joseph Of oxks cunning
like Ferdinand II and III II 70 possible that Francis
Joseph such orshooi Of thai foul old stock he was
called fbe throne very Young amid tremendous COR
fsgrston trea enng destroy Austrs and the Haps-
burrs he had hen the opportunity Of EAtainf IN DAY
the experience or year Trained be from youth
Ia she arts az Jeuesl ssfusBess why should ne not
grow up match the bscke~t that black order
He has oat~isd Nicholas NsPoson snd the English cab
iucf and believe ourselves justified IN nscrnins 70
Francs Joseph the honor 81 being cnsaEnnsie dioasc
trckscr How long such deception sarceeA i another
question: ard we oTe the current year viii give il fnsi
solution
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BY T. Ell T. G II A Pm

One Week Later from California. .
NEw YoRK, JAN le.The steamship Ncrth Star arrived
here this morning from Aspuwa bringing dates from
Francisco the 18th ul She brings 81 gold
and 500 passengers.
At Acapulco, at the latest date, everything reported
quiet.
terrible gale had occurred at AspinEal during which
the briggs Aware and Flying Coud wrecked and
dozen lives lost Several other vessels considerably
injured The North Star detained for some time in con
sequence Of the gale
The from California is without much interest. Mat
throughout the State moving along quietly.
The steamship New World had been snagged and il
supposed would become wreck.
The Hon. W r. Barber had been indicted al San Francis
for assault
The mining prospects were very dastering.
The indian tribes in the interior Of the State continued
be troublesome
The produce market at San Francisco abundanty
Piled and business generally steady FoEr firm.
Money exceedingly tight. Provisions quiet.
The papers report several failures at San Francisco
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IN petition u Eseneze Beard, Of Nr~ sssron Name pray
" o. Yrsntca lub
lssI. so prcpelexs for
expiration paeEt when
l0lb DAY ss April, la5S-
heara fsss.t oee
Monday % March ~ oesrky and
no-d appear and show they
xny sxicp eruon ought . granted
Patent
specially sst az esss
Of hesrx all testimony hed paI
used t he trnasaiea
rides 81 oce whirh viii be furnished
application
resain0Sy 18Th Of
e,tsaas teIiaauy
oe before ise acsns q shz asy ms
M VII thereafter
ORDERED putsA~s Union,
ssnansoe, o. C. Evening
American,
Concnrd New HsHpshe, week for
,revfDrs of March
hearing.
CHARL Es MASON,
Commssxlome9 of Faseau
r. sEaissrs papers copy sena
balls Pxfen oncs, with cunrainrs fns notce
Jan l-Ia~3w
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PsosFpcT AhKASsks-The Fort Smith
(Arkansas) Herald OF the 10th nit says:
We learn from gentleman in Scott county that a
mountain about Eve miles from Waldron has exploded
three times during the last week The explosions were
very loud and terrific causing the earth around quake
throwing mp stones and earth and filing the atmosphere
with clouds Of dust and smoke The report of OF the
explosions heard in the vicinity Of this town few
mornings snceA distance OF fortyhre or fy miles The
earth the mountain has sHnk TO considerable depth
The people In the vcInify much alarmed These
lhe fsc far able learn but we hope
bear fuIlr and particularly in a few dsyk What
does ii mean Are 10 have volcano In cur State
btching forth ERE and smoke and hurting red-hot
into the atmosphere and filing the valleys Hround with
melted Laval
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1sKt STEETs SALE or BUILDING LoTs-o~ no1ass nss~r
SsnmarY eaS- sacsacks
ss~d trust ssee Asral 81 1874 das ksss
Va " As ~. Al. e,
tn cnanf, sb2s a~h ig ne axes kds~
vsx Lsr se@~<reA q y ~ ssd ~. ~mAv ~
ssstses = 3. T. s.
ssws : sxssey~s q
fcs@s ose tsn1
fwetve ~ egss~~s onss sesrrs
cured ~ 1~s4 II Wuw
" The I'd pared axys,
sss-e 81 the
nrss purchaser.
sgTaUR w. vLEYsHER, Trs~ses.
JAS. {. Mcguire,
Dec 2S-9awkA4 Amxtiansers
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The influence q speculation IN The rst period reduced The
produce that forward 20 per cent There then
avenue market but the canals There three lines
a. railroads the fregh Of which have this year been double
the tolls the canals Hence the tonnage arrived at tide
increased 50 per least The receipts per
canals this year quantity ourod what they
1887. compare the values Of the produce sent
the canals with the imports Of the city the results
are a. follows:
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At the former period the deliveries per canal which
braced all receipts Underwater, less than per
cent Of imports. The canal deliveries, which
not than half the whole receipts Underwater
than 40 per Of the imports The whole deliveries are
fully per Of the imports and the five great trunk
railways and the Aleghanies, this
winter crowded with freight pressing the seaboard
The feights four lines for two years follows
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rRosFKhoCs RaTImoAr--Ths annnal meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Rexdlng railroad held in Phks-
phia on Monday last The board of managers in
sTocied by unanimous TO declare DIVIDEND Of 10
Per ent payable 10 stock Al par The gross receipts for
1854 were Oh The total expenditures for work
ing repairs of ro&d and machinery for the period
Wers s4z5sso IS. The net profits for the year were
Szl4042s g.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.

"WEDNESDAY, JASUARv 10, 1855
No 40. Edward NJ West plaintiff in error, ~ Joseph
Cochran. The argument Of this cause was commenced
by Mr. Ewing for the plaintiff IN error and continued by
Mr. HiIl for the DESCENDANT In error
Adjourned till tomorrow, III O'Clock
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CHURCH DESTROYED F1M-St. Tbomass church
Protestant Episcopal in Charles City county virginia
entirely consumed by fire the afternoon Of Christ
day. Service had been held in the morning and an
impressive delivered by Rev Mr. oakeson the rec
tor We learn that liberal subscription has been taken
for the purpose Of rebuilding the church Ii is supposed
that the fire was the work Of an incendlary.
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F4~4l~ fsvns Fsss&s~ u Usfss4 s4ass 81 ias y "a
Ees~
saasfAeay esssnc~ having uux Es~srs
-ayrrs AsssuaeA sss-
rasaepAi4. o. heIehy
hia tee snSgy funeass F pssi-
lsges ale sAaes ne u ts hsssd
ia fbs unlisd ssates-
In sszausay whssesf have made
sassAs and ma unissd ss sesasso aAtd
Gives @hdsE cary u wAShasaoa ne s1h azy
a. - - g4aasys d. lsss u aSspeaSsncr q
uas'ee s1Alrs x A'sesea ne ssveny-alnaA.
FRANKLIN FIERCE.
WI s.Ecr, sssIesASy saas.
Fs~asn Pssas prsa4s-s - az Uus ss.ss - ssa = a
g uaas
Satisfactory evidences kaas snassssd Cad Ea-
~se H.bht appnsas so~sy
Ne~ - hereby recognise sacA
ne@ sAsrss sn5y saeh t4nenaa powers privileges
asewsa ne eSassis % ne ssssa sasns ne
UAtsd
arsmsay ~sers~l e.asea @ee ea~rs 70 b made
yAteu hessmnso Afxsa
Gfsen nader hand, ey q wxssiasasn
a. al 1ASaArF, A D. IsS ssd % a Gas
tsd ssssrs " Amsr1cA ne seveag-a iatA
FRANKLIN rIERcE.
~ ne Pseslaes,.
W. L. ssaer, Secretary q
sta~Aa Pass, u ss4fs. n s.4 70 "a
~as- n ssas
ssssssry evadeaes sassg I4ass
ssmpson Aaose slsssws been
Ai.ssaa sosh c4reaas
Georges ross, sis~ssgs, Lnassaaa, caassa, rsrs
sueh ps~ers
privileges Allowed
ions IN uss UnAled
Les4EsaHy whereof have ssassd letters
us UAsIsa
Gives u4Ar hane. ths n wsshiasan,
4EAaary, d. 1855, and 81 undergraduates 81
states q AmeTiea the sesenIy- Rafh-
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
Prrsi5eni.
W. l. MARCY, Secretary 81
CO.. The rre@SarsE OF the fos~x Mems Christian -
adversary, Tsesday confidently
paid
al ss-ceans ss1r
sioss, BAT sssoc1Auoa anything
whieh
gagged, particularly -oScnr~d
may
residences kn0~n requested
bsrarsnn
their asa ise len
Oehce
An etexrs par
a 5atpra sy and MenGas evenings
~. H. MILLER
lis Treasurer.
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ACCIDENT STEAMER JAMEsTowS--0n Sunday
night says the Richmond Enqurer the steamer James
coming up the river about miles from Nor
folk about IL O'Clock she in collision with the steam
Pennsylvania bound to Philadelphia The Pennsylva-
MIA struck the jamestown her post bow about FIVE feet
nbaft She cahead cutting her down her plank shed
In consequence OF the accident the jamestown has
gone 10 Norfolk for repairs
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TEN DAYS only HYproprfasea for the sale OF saik
xoo63 the seasw nssDedWe offer
tre stock 81 rses dress 81 ks 6n only.
dassecvy lne3A6e
sits nsresne and hsa siks of se~~ss sst
those nsag
the ef rsrchas~ tharse6.
Der chnce fsscy
ans gbe oam4~sea
~in ladies 81 sapssyias themselves
prsess iRysiy reduced
h@ kisas pure goods
esssf asss Assyasd rnsrsi saaHy
cemps~4e III
Momps1e and feM
hand
ssrAae~rv ~hers
u ~ ex3n
ssrck, IL hut fsr their rsii6cstea-
pTpce 4
sssS srticl~s io~ pers and far aesaax he rsEsd
Delays expected
FERRY 4 BkDTHEE.
" Csntra8 -iasss,r sS4asss ops-c~s
Ian t1--aisn C~nxs MsfseA
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NV YoEK, Jan I0.-FlDur dali, and prices
changed Wheat il depressed Corn quiessslrs this
morning ~ mred 81 An descriptions o. Etccks have
advanced from per cent
BAlrHsosE, dan. l0.-Flenr-H gwsra street sold this
morning at s. 81 - 81, and City Mills al - rs Wheat
900 bushe sold to-day white bringing g. 10 81 IL ard
red - o. 81 as. Cerrsc0 bushels tod, white sriBg
ing ~ ccnt and yellow cents Other articles rssn
changed in price.
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THE DAILY UNION

tnr court with bar children all the siuss and YESTERDAY
morning. while The testimony ior State being
beard lac unhappy seazec with spasgn, and
bad % be taken from The courtroom while he ehiidren
followed weeping In about half hour she returned and
So quietly until the proceedings " the day concuded
and recess Of the cOsrf ordered until fhis morning The
noher ana chai9ren they the officer ap-
pFoAch The husband and father again gave rent 70 their
sorroNs ty soh and eAFs and approaching bench fe
upon theF knees and mp0re the mercy u the upon
The unfortunate The children though small seemed
20 appreciate the awful position 81 their father and ia
most ons accent asked thai he be again returned
70 lne There mAny persons present bot the s0uf-
esi heart mingled ts sympathy for the disconsolAte and
stricken family The testimony for the State Is a very
strong eharAeer and that for the defence shows or
nArly Kind disposition the part OF prisoner The
Whole o. the tsn0ny hsard yesterday and the
SCI VIII make their arguments to-day. The probability il
hai ihe verdict VIII be for less grade q crime than
der IN tae krst degree
IT LCrEA Mr. Perry, hardware dealer in ST. Louis il
said 2 bs implicated in frgees in that city he
Of Sl20O0
fUHST 0-AssLFgcATIox.-Tbs Rochester New York;
Union IN describing political joIhcAtion says d
he oAst four of these Mandatory Of NJ Clark -four
are denunestoy Of Governor Seymour and The remaining
four are complimentary 70 the landlord his wife Greene
G. Bronson, and osAer LADDER who were present
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lNyrscTloN RASxs,-Ihe United States
District eoar ~ Ohio has granted the City, Aerchanu
add Commercial Branch Banks Of Cleveland injuncons
restraining the county from collecting The sses
esied against them The Of the three banks amount
70 SASS 0s divided follows Comerisl s2sss2 81
AsrchNnts, slsTfs ne; Cfty Ssss7 r.
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Nrw YoRx, Jan. lo.-The steamship North Star, from
Aspinwa brings late and interes intelligence from Souh
America The reToutonists Bogota had been defeated
by the government forces General Herrera dead Con-
siderable fighting and internal troubles going in
rious parts Of South America bordering the Pacific
The North Star also brings intelligence that the revelation
in southern Mexico still progressing and the forces
by President Anna - the purpose Of putting il down
had been defeated in various engagements.
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ArPosTsTsr-The collector Of the port OF Petersburg
Virginia has appointed VIM H. Williams ESQ., as tempo
rary inspector Of customs vice j. r Laween resigned
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ST.. Lov Jan. 9lu the legizlsture ballots wer'
taken FOR senator. The last stood, Donphan, - Benion
40 Atchson Sc Wilsoh l-Donphsn voting for the lat
ter. The vote strictly party