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VOLUME VIII.
THE RIYER AND. THE LAKE.

Tur pTvrp wn ruE TAKE
80 ~ Y En- AND= 80 $500
;0R WI a. a''::;
l,.I sa5 M s,e.: M FANNY ny. 1gHMTT y HII,.T:
gsi ,s q s5 5s..s apply
.. y. Cabin can be seen and ..sa
= win 1..y. on FRIDAY, Nov. "a, .,5 O'Clock P. M.
EOR LOUISVILLE--The fne re- -
u ga,., p.s.snss,r l., packet s, steamer 3 r. J. L@A
ss = landings ss
| sEITERToN KEEFFE. as Tchoup,oeias .tsest.
Paaaeah 'pp'''' '''aa s
| EDORT HUDSON AND WATER-
Zoo LOO PACKET Hs new ALn IarosA M Emile Emil. Laa n
" % a.
hfosx vii si rssdS to TAX. every Monday and
n sa.. g ssss
iandng fright Or pa,Iags having sarsTb
so-a@e.n =. eeR-y On eoe-o ----e--- e.s On
Ea wlrprL uLAk NV W l EpNEsDAd M = ,stsSA
aas Fssssa :;
.ss
sppiy p on sesrdols O'CLOCK a. @ .1p''s.' ps'.''
e Capt Hsnd;st % NE an .hiss !.
q Z rh a ~ freight p River y.
IT S1.T1s ,T,,;-WooI-1r Wal T;,,-,
FROM NEW ORLEANS 10 yicksBuRa.
AL ss..s ~. fLA ID
s.i Eiys
ess;
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Fl.xhs ,Sn tal w. M SHAW ss Ars
ssa' ay sal q s.s who will -A0as dy ed
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\ new orleans, october 70, 1855. A
etc conduit depot des epayes du Premiere Dis
IL trct' rue Dfyades, pres dc la Promenade Triton,
CONNIE epaves- -
Une Chevre noire eroupe e front at le con blane ct
sou Chevrnu dun brnn noir fa 7l' ----- F1T d
Une Chevre blanche a. --. &.
Une Chevre aSant "a croupe ct e cou aune e tour du
corps blanc, ct un collier.
Une cheyre noire les GRIZZLIES coupees en- dessous en-
forms du chiare7 aysnt collier -a F41s s~7i5-+
Une Chevre noire, tacha blanche au oote eauohe
Une Chevre blanche ayant des taches pores
Vi ellie ne reclamees dix ours ct les de-
Penses payees ees seront yendues reachere publque
LCNDl le 10 Aovembte, 1856. a 10 heures A. NJ rue
Pnippa entire iss rues Julia 1T Girod trans
porte ls sudt depot apres premier d mois prochan
AUG 8. PHELPS, Commisssife des Rues
Nouvele Orleans. 25 Octobre 1856 .TT-8 o26 81 n5
NN7As brought to the First District Pound, on Dry
w ades street, near Triton Walk, as estrays-
One dark brown Cow, star in the face white on fset
tail and rump both cropped and upperbit no brand
visible. 7 -
Which, If not claimed within ten days and the ex.
penses thereon paid will be sold at public auction on
THURSDAY, the Sth day of November 1855 at ia
O'Clock a NJ ON Dryades street between Julia ana G;rod
Streets which place the said pound will he
after the hrst proximo.
NJ o.,o aug: 8: PHELPS Street Commissioner.
La etc conduit an depot des epayes du Premier Dis
CONNIE epaves- tE --7i -z7I II tirf--'1 - f''e
Une Vache dun brun fonce, uns etoils an front es
pieds cronpe st la tete banches les orees ecourtes
ct ooupees au dessus sans marbue visible -7l7TF7
81 ellie est pas reclames dams dix ors ct lea
payees ellie tsra vendue afencber0 pubique JEUDI lie
November, 1856 10 hsures rue Dryaaes entrea Ia
rues ulia ct Girod e depot sera anrs 10
premier du mois proclaim. 5l ~ - -
AUG, s. PHELPS
.o,-.r. Commissaire des Rues
Noufeile ofieans' lie ~ oct 1860. - o29 n3 s
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Police JAN, Second Distriot.

w AZ brought to the City Police JAIL on the 18th
wv November, 1854, the negro boy SAM is S feet
about 40 years Says he belongs to Mr. Daniel
snoty nvipg In Livingston parish La The owner ia re-
quested to csl and claim said slave " N
u. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail.
payr9p,
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AYsPEPsIA POSITIVELY CURED

z IL Sla ELY GUhED,-DR
AZ BEcKWffH's ANTLDYspEPTIC PILLS, after trial Of
Twenty-Five and sustained
n II the United States Is admitted 10 be the BEST
DfSFEpC eye offered TO the public Price IS
n increasing They With the care
tan the The h
h4no aud big phy,eian
sa. he numbers o. tss.fyns the strongest Language
hsisaiPp b. Rey Bishop Eresmsn Rev. VIM. Mcphsee D.
p Raleigh N C Hon. Geo T. Senator Rev. Ls
Beverly tucker; Preason s. G.; MAJ ssmp. MI
Combs Grsenvle Ca Hon. John
host Of similar personages
For sale in NewOeans by Jas. Syme g. N Morrison,
n Kennedy Beach, Bnagh anaby Druggists generally
None genuine without she wrlon signature OF JOHN BECK
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,. Out OF eight thousand nine hundred and nine
teen seamen entering the service last year, onI Y
three hundred and two of them we're of foreign
birth 2aA =
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Second District Pound.

ny.--.-,, =, - =. :, :, - 0oIIII1ssafrH Nup
Nou4eie orleans, 10 10 oct, 1850. oA 20 nov
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" WEEKLY vitk,burR packet p G. LEz3kk&4ss32
WALIIS.-For Vicktbprg Warsni New Garth ags
Grand Calf Rodney Matches snd Fort Ads
sw running packet Pc WALb j. H. Hen
drick will fer tbs mid intermediate landings
WEDNESDAY, O'clock NJ height passage
apply on board ,orto -
T. b. EMITH ts Canal street.
~ Capt Hendrnk shs AID, which d
Vksburg With the Waltz and all freight or fazoo River will
q destinAtios witht tnt delsy. FL = ssf6M
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-21

iHtsresiiHg from China,


Return Of NJ. NeLaae.-A letter from Can
ton, received IN Boston, announces that the Hon
robert VI. Mclanc, our Minister to China is on
his way hone to receive instructions from his gov
eminent in relation 10 new treaty with China.
His visit with the English Minister to the Pelho
had resulted IN nothing more than an exchange
of couftc-ies with the Chinese and the Manda-
rims eyince no intention of extending their r,l,-
tianS with Western nations.
The imperial governmental is thought,will sue
coed inputting down the Instruction. The Coy
ernpr II Canton had applied for foreign assistance
Ia protect the city.
Mr.. McIane has issued Il circular to the Amer-
cans in China, forbidding them ~ interfere in be
half of eitherp party.
In the affair of the disputed import,export and
tonnage duties at Shanghae alleged to be due and
owing by citizens of the United States during the
NearioaS administration of the Custom House at
tat port by the American and English Consuls
from 9TH September, 1853, to July II, 1851, Mr..
MeLane had made IN award of S236, 900 in favor
OF the Chinese, To be paid by the following Amer
lean ho1>es Russell x Co, Smith, King x Co.,
BAH Nye a., Co., Augustine Heard X CO., Wet
mor".& Co, Hiram Fogg x Co, VIVA. q. Pierce,
FInnll Foster, and +. ID. Williams. The award
was rendered on the Odd of November.
\ Canton circular reports an extraordinary
falling off in the receipts of teas.
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Great Gathering f"SpiritualiSts. y

The "Spirtuasts" held mass meeting at
the Tabernacle. New York, on Friday evening
at which an immense crowd assembled of whom
one-thrd were women. After singing a chant
somewhat interrupted by fight in the gallery
a unversalist Clergyman delivered a prayer, and
Recorder ralmadge delivered an address, during
the progress of which he read communications
protesting to come from the Apostle John, the
spirit of John Howard, and patriotic poem en-
titled "Our National Ensign communicated
througha young lady fourteen years old. Rev
T l.. Harris then made an address, and was fol-
lowed by Judge EdmondS.
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Drouth nt The SOnih

While the Northern States abundantly
supplied with both snow and rain in some por-
tions of the Southern States, particularly i'll Lou
siana, there j. IA severe drouth. The New Or
leans Delta of the 9Th says:
The effects of the unparalleled drouth in this
State begin TO be exhibited in a form which is
reducing wild spread anxiety among our plan
tiers, especially those engaged in the sugar cul-
ture. We are informed that the seed cane has
suffered greyously from the dry rot that al
ready some of our shrewdest planters estimates
TINT there will not be seed enough for half II
crop next season. The drouth still continues
In St. Landry parish cattle are dying,
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PIANO FORTES.
lST CLASS DIPLOMA AWARDED
BY THE MECHANICS INSTITUTE.

CUTTERS & SlMDNS. No. l57 Main st. (nerrly
'opposiro the Exchange Bank,) RIcHNo d, Va.
1--we received tho agency for the State 81 Nirr na far
The snlr WM. Z. EMERSON'S celebrated PIANO
ORiES. These Pianos ure finished in the very hest
rnnnrr and for their sweetness and biancy Of TOM
and durability, equal Vthosc of any other
tugrd il the country.
tact wo,tLy IF notc One Of Emerson's Piano
rtcs, put INTO the Fair of the Mechanics Institute
l,t closed in Richmond, without the knowledge of Mr.
Emerson, received The highest premutm dmarded-A
FIRST CLASS DIPLOMA.
Every instrument warranted in every respect
We -tali sell Piano Fortes the lowest prices
tee cash good negotiable paper. ia 27-ifd&cly
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A NORElS, kichuond, 'ublIshcr
WHAT TIE CRITICS SAY:

VIA l HE CRITICS SAY:
: ldn will hive 10y. friends Nheu The Lampitght,y,
iuPe hdtg. Boo III, NcrsboH Rnh HaH and host of
others nre buried nni nIgotlen '-Netr York Leader
The picture o Virgin, country lite, with its
ncat exercises aud the hahis md ccunrilcs OF the
proidr faithfully nnd rrnlmenIly sketched.' -
RntmoHd Eramip'r.
"llo geencry oi tli. nle j. hid the South and the
peculiar insttuous coue in matter OF course but
treated in my give ii nil the character of
rm ti.ln book. -Hos'oH Ad,crl,scr.
10 rs iron, lis rern-al without feeling TINT
he In, been in oo-r communion with an intellect Of 10
ordinary ability II is OF tho best works of fiction
that hnve rrnd. Il ia admirable story OF Viz
ginin life Bedtoyd Ststnt}
at ia decidedly the best work ot the hind that has
been issued md "a of the few uuvcs tht
should find udmitrarcc To The family ciiGr.h
In this nge of msy md trashy literature il ist"nIy
refreshing To como across book worthy ui pnre
onong tie hghot clasa OF novels thi-."-D0dy
3'1hRac. Chicago
We hive r,nd til. exceedingly c'egnn, contribution
nat hclt lieut.re with hsothing interest "Aone"
hafur offering upon ihr alrir hume aud goeul af
cions simple lnlo 81 rad lite. drdratrd my
rular md sitter We,'Dlco such nitrhrtcsns tbs
must heartily N"h#ne ~. slIikr~ u.culoty
1hepg c1ual. m We We plnrela fitting noticr n
or utjsic GHzcrt would Gem nj p,no.f my.
afl ean,rcnd Aloar' to every refined mind"-fro 4
irits iad,cs' Gds,he
The trade supplied ut the usual discnnnt
tel3.ts A, MORRIS, Publi-hcr Richmond Va.
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IMPORTANT

EHkPORTANT-A,i it is my intention make
\ an extensive purchase OF Menary und Fancy Goods
at every description in the Spring, will sell the
rnainder OF my Goods very reduced prices. would
r.e every body to cal and my fancy goods such
Bennetts, Ribbons. Cloaxs Shawls Hoods and other
Bennett. cldren Hosiery, Gloves. Lacr., Embroi-
eri, of the best character; Head Dresses Caps cant
lie excelled,-oh its to be talking on IaPer.
C0,.o and ser the Prettiest goods extant.
dec 25d&rotaw ALFRED s. ENGLEDOVE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-21

THIRTEEN DEATHS FROM EXPOSURE AND COLD.
We published an account, some days since, of
the suffering condition of several German tami
les, who arrived in Allegheny city, Pa, about
four weeks ago from Germany. The Pttsburg
Chronicle of Friday announces the death of ten,
in addition TO the three previously mentioned
When they left their native land, they numbered
twenty TIVE altogrther two of the women died on
board ship one Of the children was left in New
York in suffering condition, and has since died.
Two males one female and ten children have died
in Allegheny. So that out of the whole number
but six are alive "A present. Their wants were
promptly relieved by several ladies Of Allegheny,
but they had suffered too severely to recover, be-
fore arriving there.
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WICKElsSIlAM'S
a IL Il w L ID n ID II NJ c,
IVERCOMPLAINT, JAUNDIoE. nYs.

Lpepsia Chronic Nervous Debility Disease fthe
Kidneys and MI Diseases arising from Disordercd
Liver Son aeh, such IA Corst patton, Inward Piles,
fullness Blood Ia the llend Acdity Of the Stomach,
Nnu ca, Heartburn, Disgust for Food fullness weight
the Stomach SDur Erucations Sinking or Fluitering
the Pt at the Stomurh Swimming OF ihc II ad ilur-
ted and difficult Breathing, fluttering at the Heart
Gbunsing Sulacating Sensations when in living pos
mrc Dimness OF Vision, Dots Webs before the sight
Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency Of Pers.
pimon, lcnwncss OF tho skin and Ewes Phn in the
Side, Back Chest, Limbs &C. Sudden fushes OF Heat.
burning in the flesh Constant Imagining, of Evil and
'gient depression of Spirit cnn be elcctuny cured by
DocTgR llooFLAHDs CELEBRATED
GERMAN BlrrERS.
prepared by Dr., {. Nj. jackson, termun Medicine
Store, No 40 Arch st. door below Sixth, Phiada.
Their power thu above diseases is excelled
il cqunled. 10y nny other preparation in the United
States, the ntcst, in rany after skliul
ply sicinns Ind lulrd.
THESE tiers are worthy the attention of lnvalids.
nos-caing great virtues in the reoifcaor OF tie liver
nn1 lesser glunds cisiug the searching powe,
in weakness and nc, ms tie digestive organs, they
wtlal sac, certain and pleasant.
VIRGINIA TEarMosY. DR. J. NJ. Wilson, Lexington.
Va. + eb 9Th. $50. said: Il entirely of the
German Bitters. They have become ii the lngc Moth
ny lse sells.
The Tenth Legion. published Woodstock. Va.
aid, Jan 10Th 1850: "a Great Medriur.-We hnvo
nilormly returned from recommending the public
my OF the various patent medicines OF the day unless
thoroughly convinced Of their valIe. Among those
consider worthy Of notice. the German Bters, in
cnted by Dr. Ioohand, and prepared by Dir. Jackson.
Philadelphia One instance. in particular il which
he superior virtues OF t,ds medicine have been tested
tas inlen under observation During the last
met son of MIR. Abrnm Crabll, OF thi, county. VA.
cry seriously affected with Liver c, mplanr, ard after
trying, in vain, various remedies he purchased bottle
Of the Btters, aud after using IT, much elieved
of his distressing maadv that he procured aaoher bot
lie and is restored entirely To health."
Jhey entirely vegetable, free from all injurious
Ingredients, always strengthen the system, and
estate it.
For sale Wholesale by Druggists in all the principal
cities and reai by aTothccaries aud storeheerers in
every tow in the United States.
Sold by I'd. r. LYMAN, J. II. THOMPSON & co,
I'm j. II SEAY & CO, Lynchburg, nd by draers in
medicine everywhere. Isep6 ly
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trrPSt.

BosroN. Feb. 19.-.Adiutant General Stone
was arrested at Worcester on Saturday,
charge of trespa,s in having broken open the ar
mory Of the Jack ON Guards,a company lately dis
banded by order If the Governor. He was allow
cd to return t, this city without bail, for adj
vice
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CAKTEw'> SPANISH MIXTURE.


l Nof - paf2,cie 81 Mercury IN II.
An lNftLlUlr HtMfnY Ton Scrot,o, Kings Evil,
Rheumatism Obstinate Cuancous Eiuptions, Pm.
Piles al Pustules on tie tacs Botches, Souls Crane
Sorr Eyes, Ring Worm o. Totcr, Scald Head, I'm.
lt,gencnl nrd rain Il the Bones d JOINTS Stubborn
Ulcers, Nyplulitc Dis, rlrr. Lumbago Spinal Com
plants, nnd all Diseases arising from an nludicious
uscoi Mercury, lnprudcncc in Life, or lmpurily 1T
the Blood.
Tins valuable Medicine. which has beco.ne celebrated
the number ni oNtrnurdiunty effected through
its agency has Induced the prop irar the urgent
Iucet al their friends IL or 10 the public which they
with the utmost tauhdenccin its virtues aud
lerfu curative pro rrlrs he following certificates,
selcc'cd tom lnIsc number. are however, strongc,
tr4tinuny thuu the mcrr wur OF the propretors; md
all from gentlemen well known in lheir localities.
md Of the highest responsibility, mnny fthem rcsidine
in the city oi Richmond. Va.
f. BuNnEN, Esq OF the ENchonge llotel Rich,
noni. known where, sRya, h" In. the M,di
me called Carers Snon.h Mixture administered in
hn ,tcd ca~cs. neatly NJ the Diseases for which
t ia recommended with the astonishing good
ull- Tie spy tho most eNtrnprdin"ry medicine le
has
Acnc and Ftrey-G Icaf Cntr--I hereby certify, that
Lon three years had ARue aud Fever o Of the ,o
lent description. had vcrnl PlN>c ana tnok lnrgc
lrantitics ntQ inin'. Mercury, nnd believe all the
ronics advertised hut all without any permanent
lief At ast uicl Cnrtet's Spanish Mixture, iva
bottles of which riorluay cured NJ. and | am hnppy
say havo had rcilhcr Chilli or Fever since con
adcr il the best Tom in the world mud the ony mcdi
zinc TINT ever reached m, ease. JOHN LNNGDEN.
Bon,cr Dam near Richmond, Va,
4. Il. Luck E-q now III Richmond, mud Tor mnny
yer. m the f"s Chf" ms such conf en'" IN tn" 40
9niSii' cheney ct Cntie spanish Minufe. 'hnt u"
as bought UPWARD, al ~ h"tisS ~''th ne h"' gwen
way toue afflicted MI. Luck s"}s h' ms never hh""
ITO fail when mh"u according I" directions.
d. Mnge. practising i9s=ichn and formerly oi
Cny iioi'Is nlhet''Y o Richmond a"}S ne
messed IN hummer Of instances the effects a. Garter
Spanish MIXTURE winch were moS''fn'y surprising. u"
Says IN ca-" oi Consnmrton dependent on the Liver
the good enr'is "'ie wonderful indeed
samuel NJ p1nhff' "l TIE iin oi ''hh'r y Mo rs
h'r''m"h1' "hs cured "l LAYER ,o",P'l" '' se!''
standing by the use" Nv" bottles OF Cm''rs SPANISH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-21

HAyANA NEws-We add some further items
of intelligence from Hayna, relating particularly
to the arrests there. Later and highly important
news will be fonnd under the Geographic head
The Spaniards arrested are from the prov
ncc of Catalonia and are called Galatians. They
are the Yankees of Spain and nearly monopolize
the trading of the Island, keeping most of the
stores and shops in the cities and the interior.
They are wealthy in personal property, bat have
little landed interests The Moro is So crowded
that Felix and Estrampes, the State prisoners,
are confined in one room The latter are to he
tried ON the Goth inst No Americans have, as
yet, been arrested, though many are "spotted'
by the authorities.
\ decree has been issued, limiting the is
suing of trading licenses to fifteen days, instead
OF one wear as hitherto,
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MlSCELLANEOl'
Washington House Standing Yeti!

was said ui ono Of old that be built hts house ON
hsandy tsnndnfon. and when the winds blew ard the
min descended the hou,e tell. Whit contrast does
Major lrttw,ch ftr.st. II, selected the fouHdotioH
of III. Ne.hinrlzr i4a,.
SMITH 8 Superior Bar and Eating Saloon,
and n.t"nhstHtY te tempest o change thu hn' been
msine above sun NTH haA- ~ idrnceni Ia lur;
hut Is ready al hours rrve his friends and the
public with rNol, olirnrv tie .ra-pu, in he EArtNa
nfPAutNt> nr all the mast delicious beverages.
~ NWttft- lasi,eiatius Cordial It'll aiuudant
lnu 2l-,lt.
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DsSgsEz MOUNTAIN MsE.I. stones

DHasEz MOUNTAIN MEL stones
- The undersigned are procur from their cei,.
rnt"d qm,rry, nj the Busy Mountain, Montgomery
~ Mill Stones und Burrs of the very be-t quality. I
reputation Of tues1 stones widely kL"~ r, but Il
RallIuad giving increased facilities "a hirg orders
~ have APP oiuted Mcdaniel, Hurt \ Preston and lie,
! JohusoL Lynchburg, agents for the sule OF i N
Who VIII rrcciy orders and have thrr fulfilled
-holtrst uu' ice.
Our iIse>., lih. burg Montgomery county Va.
ISRAEL PRICE 81 Co.
Jane. NJ. Williams, DanviIle, v Reynolds y Co
.eaA lie. y. @. ais" ouragrut lP.& Co
Fab l4-d6rts
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EE;KESliAEk Ii,

w NJ J. FOLKES. Book BINDER & BLAsK Book
w NdHu0c'nrr, Mn street, sign of the Bnot
Lyn"hb re- Va. il pfernred do al kind. Of Book
Bnins. at short notice yer, pw prices Zee lhr ca-t
All kinds of ruling lorr order such as Sermon
Music Bill and Commission Paper
It.ll
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!. H. IlOrhlNS- X UIll. " II KNAN. I. ". AfklNsON
HOPKINS. HULL ~ CO.
Wholesale Dry Coos Merchants.
258 Market Street,
nAITrNnpp

INVITE the attention of Merchants. Wishing thi.
! kct u thrr yr,y nrge stock OF British French and
American DRY GOODS. They have endrnsorcd L.
supply deficiency that has long existed ia th. uarkct
lay keeping large aud elegant st"rk IT
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Many 81 winch Of elreant quality and design ilav
ing rkrp 'dvnutpc at the depressed state fho market
ia purchasing their Goods, will be able Ia offer
great inducements and in order the
uGsr oIAss they viii sell all profits, for
rn.ll % nnnrI uni d,nlrt.- fob 3 j 4 clm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-21

REslGNEp.-A Dudley Manu. Esq, present
Assistant Secretary of state has resigned the
resignation to take effect after the 18th of March
next. Washington letter says;
1t is the impression here in certain circles,
that Mr.. Mann may be offered the mission to
France, but il is much more likely that this inn
portant mission will be reserved for the Hon
Henry A. Wise. should he meet with unto
ward accident in the approaching elections in
Virginia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-21

VETO OF THE SPoLIATIoN BIII.-The veto of
the French Spoliation bill by the President ap
pears to meet with but little favor "lon,' of the
Baltimore Sun. thus writes from Washington.
The Presidents veto message cXees deep
and general feeling. 1t will have some political
effect, by creating IA schism in the democratic
party, upon the questinn of the character of the
veto power. Some of the democrats hold that
this act is an abuse ofthe power, while they also
held that the Presidents objections to the bill are
insufficient and untenable.
The two Houses cannot pass the bill over the
Presidents head but they will try it and if they
fail, they may, possibly, if they continue in their
present temper attach it to the civil and diplo-
matte bill, aud force npon President Pierce the
necessity of calling the new Congress
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BALTIMORE, Feb 20.--lIoward street flour
81 30; City Mills, sS %. Red wheat 81 90 to
~; white IL % TO 81 % Yellow corn 50 a 80;
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