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These items alone, Independently OF many other
estimates Tor hnGiag. &e-. for tbs derenG bareaas
require sum OF sjss,poo for a single year. II
doabled, a. 10 extend % tw0 years AMI embrace
the period Of an entire ''0ongrrsse the sun sih
exceed a SEQ 000-essentially dlnesing from $40,
90 per anuam sh0wn in the "uuieas4 statement.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-25

tR- The National Era tlle Washington or
gan of the Absiitionisjs speaking OF Mr. Full
Ter. the candidate Of the National Americans
for Speaker, SAYS he was formerly 10 Con-
gre-s, bar " It lac had any dl9i slavery soati-
,zent abuut him, We never fonnd it out The
fac; Is. Mr.. T. was aad is, q inan Of the right
stamp true conservative; and IL Is for this
res.son the Era opposes bis election.
A VALuAnlE NEWSPAPER EsrABLIsmNKNT
FoR SALR-No would sad attention 10 the
advertisement ia this mornings Journal 81 a
valuable printing establishment for sale" II
is situated 10 a thriving town upon The Oho
river, and In populous neiF'borhood, at
p,ant where q vigorous aud aide advocate OF
ihe principles at the American party viii he
nobly sustained. The establishment has uoW
a proltablu business, bat the present proprie-
Tor desires 90 dispose OI u ~ order to give bis
exclusive attention 10 superior interests IN q
distant l,cslitv. such an excellent opening
for Two vouug men, one Ia take charge Of the
editorial and the other la superintend the bu-
einess department, is not often 10 be found.
LoaisriLe Journal
Tie Editors o. the Patriot WIN take pleasure
IN giving any one who may wish 10 purchase
the above mentioned printing establishment,
information in regard TO It's business, &c.
rxg- Our mex, issue ~m be 90 Fl'das morning.
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. Negro N en AND Bows Wantei

WANr hirr or tn year, tssais-ATs $40 raer
Ani boys fron scVeassen yeaF ga g. ssrk Ia
fobacec fsetoFy. Apply 20 W. " Athtpfrh,
aecs5-is a. College street
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Trnst SIC al DIV Goods.

Y SIS tLU Z % hzsllls - s-sud a deed e
III trust ne aaa grd asrgIag thrr sttrr s.-.
81 toss. ~ hasa "a o. tas falsE f-assnsas
lrrrs ~ cash "a slE 49, - .-zlse - 49, ~ :
sleFE lfa1
Fcfsas tldesfef g tl4 nf respected % -.
usfd and n4ke payn uralr Ateiy o. shslr arsans =
BE- pi@efd n lhr hssds u ecer a. ne aecegats nss
Acs 4fs axe assifueA
Tie books and see6siis q aA ARA are open fr he IA.
slsetos " efettcfa. JOAN q. fkR0USoN.
tfes4-u rraea~
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CoRHurrIoS ~ THE SENATE.-ihe Wishing
ton correspondent vi rhe n. \. Tribune says:
The public wall not Tail TO have observed ttat
the Committee on Printing was excluded
iroIn the general report " Standing Com
uhtlees ie Tie Senate. IL Is not convenient just
NOW 10 assign tlie peculiar reasons which &c
casioned This exception, but the TACT Is by no
ueaus secret about tie Capitol that interest
Was made for partial change ia lie cOnslrue-
ton, which iu,lud ~ inspire the same degree
oi confidence thar II did A. originally cousti-
ta.ed, aud which attracted 50 much cpualvnl
aud attention as - induce a second cotsitrra-
ton oi tletnHiter. Tie fact Is TOO notorious
Ia be concealed mach longer from publicity
dat POSITION "a the senate Chamber aAd oa
certain COMMITTEES las been employed to adj
vance personal aud Peeunary objects wholly
Inconsistent with tie iaiilhul discharge 81 du-
a., aud sIlil more SO with the obligations oi a
Z, .soBAble integrity. IL Is about tine tl,is ia
isnons system Was brokvn up ane IhUse en-
gagged in II were exposed 10 public loaihIng.
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oRisW0LD's COTTON GINS.

fTsfE ssb 4r being asunt ~ he sas q he asoss ss
80 Asep szFg "a hsaa t-Eaial Planters II sAsri
naEce
theS gins AaFV ibs eAarari-i % 14tins god Tat rin
Ella latter rl1 shsr, ssr teste7 tasiuk
Doaisa ir1. zs9 h4Faf taAss raurs laFahis
kn tnsf afs, tR Sry etAzr gins naH in 49, Ad
e. erea N t-ras are Attaatasosls % ne rczsrr
Ile tast satisfactory reisreasrs he gsfea = ssasl
IA reat-iipas uth ths1 are Also Raasst
tf saisl aceof2as e tas &lrecfins uilh sssA
sr.Fa-f NJ rEATMAs
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WILL Friday tat last u 10 osesrk proceed a
a. ghe Eais Ae MaEkrG haass q ia hisA-t
t4f f iAc year i-aG fkosc I'D stslls asd Ii
g. eelgy - he sz su44iEes, shkN Fe-ylf ihsln ~ ~
IN a4y u sana4rg. ". D. RJh1age0A,
ete-A-M Seca14 Clerk - d. Nafket
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-25

So The ground last night was clothed IN
a lnautls vi inlnitsssi.s,Al soow balls, and The
boys were enjoying themselves dne sliding on
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PARTIES, WEDD yGs, BALLS, &c.
ODD FELL OWS' HALL.
SIGNOR NGyYETTZ'S
GREAT Pa ftE>aAN a'RaT-PT
Acting MONKEYS Dogs and Cats


INTHusL wonderful performance Coute p-calar ties
" rect urueAtiQns. and natural dro ei have rr.t
r he rah All ad ration a ,- yuir aud Off, gave and
g.y, % both ccltuens and Who hel tl- supreHscy r
al other fhCnsbe enter tAris one y d c SEA-
al the As or Place Opera House in New Y.Tk f5r
40 sAtt a. ave- NatsasGS:
And whose saccs1 throughout s pF4Ee pal clsie II tie e
states tHs been prcccueutot 10 tc Of amIseua-is
vii mEku their hrsi appearance Ia tss siiy IN rsfc o.
herscro eouicFle Is drama &C. and 0-1nli reprtsn.
ons tGgrthsr VI tIe circle " ec peri rr-
anfe- wgeA, I'd rrmsg Or
FITE NfGRTN ONtT. COaNEEfZNG TTESp4I
EYkALtG DE EABER -.
TIE order Of this en'-ranrnent win es-usence with
the Monkey Yeas of nq4si 1Ar,gs, he lsasl a.
and laughter pfoVosing ss-t4ge 4. T. b. 60
ba b. sles Rope ald tql-siran peri rraan-cs sand
Military sprct icrs lHsht-r sxtns Neo rausa 4, frffe-
svniaii. ulrth-rfo eAlas Panten seems .h e.
n1eent ana Appr,ia e'ssaaass@ asser - sIasrd
any stxge. Atrr uuith
HEIR V0N SPIN iACES,
The Rotary Wogdcr wtirlnr Paeao eBon III - thr,t
nalscr ~ as llii r-sf Faaasecs he shly L.
eluci-1c wilh &c uranl Ascsn si5u Il
she uox John BnlI.
uneaadel s.ih ,srfiEis eEJa0sioa q siFs works.
far Fartlcuifn srra rs
II. aSass al epra a. aaa PsTfonAness Al
- o'clol :. prs,tri7.
fol.se ana sti-ai4ss SISTERS sug hs 10 asssraanes.
- Gsneszi .ll.s.alsa - crats
- tliiret ua-ci ~ yc4rs ~ age, a-sa.atau.a ~
N.lss paraats, - oeaEs.
- s-at be syrgrsd in alyascs 81 the oEss Ia ne
Eai. dl5, auLa 20 a., - 4aa rasa ssa p. a.
dscti-u
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TERMS 8F TUITGOT
sion Of Twenty-one Weeks One bal
UABLE
JRONPR0PERTYF0RS ale,

'IIF unders 3nFI % sen, Terms
his Furnace AID Lands consisting 4 i've
six thousand situated IN Dickson county, about
miles Southeast 81 h trlotte, Immediately tn ae
n. W. Railroad SAID Furnace in successful op-
Grafton j. entirely having probably the bst Engine
Blast Ia the state, Il is well supplied On Ore and U
Der. Also. J acres of well 1imbrrrd Liant with
u. ut Ore ns situated in Hickman county Tenn
few miles from E.a Furnace. AM, als0 the BG 10 Iron
Works. -itusrd ia la yrente county, tenn tn property
40 OjJ Of Land which 9rgc bodies
Iron Ore,eNcernt water low'r Maj BIff ana also
CHATS Creek--.n which a god Furuac stact, jgst
comp Tia rec excellent farm the Ia ter place,
which il within miles 4 he Tenn. Ala. railroad.
My object sriug, Co couCentra my Business,
have lately purchased Carroll Furnance and having
iron ery than attend 10, wish sell and will
h uters Of any desiring purch such
property buy Of Any Wishing purchase ether
vi tie PLACES eau % on Lauie Furnace, Car.
roll furnace, Laurel Furnace the canaan Lands
,nI on s. - " Nal Ter the ElGao property, tIuse
lands. Ehsr Of will take pleasure in shaving them
tn property. ". G. hAPIEK.
deo2l-dtsAwim CCi1n copy end bill TO this Ofic
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ts- We are necessarily compelled 10 defer
the publication Of Ex-Gov Brown's speech
PROMISED Ibis morning, unlil another day.
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.vp=C--c The undersigned wouli respectfully
asis-~sa uounce his friends, and the citizens Of
Nashville ard vic nifty, that he has returned TIE city for
the purpose Of pursuing his pros ion and that he has
sociaei with him, - tai Mt Artist Mr.. F. ArGUsTCs
WFNDR1TH; and he fee assured, from Il err in
other STATE thlt thei efforts in their profession fill
be received with favor by the lovers Ct art in Tennessee
JOHN w. DODGE.
NASHVILLE, Dee. q, 1875.
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Comm ssione s sale.

J. D. Tyler guard aad pVh O. NJ Tylsr Ct Al, deis
pursuance Of Decree q he Todd Circuit Coart ia the
above -ut The Dee sraber fern, lso o. sal COIrt,
viii Commissioner u1ier sad dscfre sell &c the highest
bidder a. the late ridenes Of " b. Tsler aeeascd
Monday, the 2lst day Of January, 1885,
the Of lani IN Saioh sas dsoodssl c-dontAning
between $50 and 400 Acres.
SAtt land Ice &C from aatsn, Ky - Ciarksvaes
Teuts in Th AMI ie tile part u the eeuDy, aa one 81
h beet nbered tract. OF laaI It's southern ar o the
evuay. 40 +o0 cleared, AID ~ one STATE q
cultivation Their = go1d Dwelling houe on he place
also, Bfrn Stables, ke
TERMS or s4LE.
One third cash. the halance ani two years. vh To-
terei date BohJ Sh approved security, ~ he rs
gu-d o. tie pure laser, Asn retained on ti2 In "a
TIE pafctasc money is F4d. q, ikaAls SemslseF.
N.R-ABy desiring 70 see sad "a ", VIE peas eal
c n Tyler, the premises or D. D. smith, a. lis
yi-ef OF, q. Terry, 1t Eki3a- e-czs-fF
y 8EICE Is hereby given % ts stocah5'dcrs g! tbe
y Hendersoa en- Nashville RAILROAD Company. that tie
fhFtseh instaHc1t utrn tilcls sc dnz, and ls
b pll1 "a before the LIT 4ay e ttbr-ary next.
~ order Il tAe Bard % directors.
go
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
~ NOTICE TO SHIPPERS! 81
gsss.9 E:5l.s O. 80 Sslz!..a

z--1z. u TT E..tss2--l. :. = II
MIL the Tennessee River Bigr is rebuilt Pr snd
- Merchandise vii be lHct across the
Steamboats, and B,Res AMI be f ei ~ tsO drsyagr-.
Saf prrs n,t.e that a, sent 60 the depJts ia
pack nsu.ut Tor the utre PROTECTOR - N coueuts
wi b. Itivci- Grain vii uar De- received kept ia heavy
tslafurg GunBy Bag, Th- nght thin sac4s vii
fused, sr - s gfs y o. agc1~r, he l.har aui time
necsarv CD repair same vi greatly rttlrl ths traahp
ing kut ca no. De- pvi1rmed The ggs % me -0sd
specially n truted aot receive grain their peetiye
stations uales the sAcs rltn,y And distinctly marked
ard accorp panied By order shipment. We per
mi he d-Fot O. usa a. storage hausss r pro
tuce when t. o be bed o. i suits tie convent
~ shipper % order trwAri wheat chat
Janoos4 viii te charged cents ard pr hushel
HON iuahn aad ~ stations west q Tennessee liver
and from Nashville ard al stans cl Ia h la Wheat
will b. charged 20 cents aud bushe Whs
key wi b. charged 81 per barrel from Nashville Chatta
uooFa Al article, cff slight des grated TART as It,
%, 8d anu 4h ass, vii be can d at present Tara rates.
Ia. Z AND RaON.
Sup't y ( C. Rtiiroad
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q e g. II

NOrTC e.
he co-partners'ip Of PEI ns, Campbell Co, Of this
city, Is this dissolved by mutual consent, either of
the partners having the OF ne Of the firm in
liquidation. ". VI PERKINS,
W. y CAMPBELL,
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. G, 1875 SAh'L p. WAlhER.
In retiring from the Commission Business We return our
thanks to our frieniS and pat , erfuS recommend
our successor AMI late pnrtnr VI Perkins, altogether
worthy Of tiicig confidence patronage
". 3. CAMPBELL.
SAA'L z. WALKER.
The General Commission Bu mess heretofoyec rdurtei by
PerkicS Campbell Co viii be cundu-ted with0u; nterrup
ton by W VI. Perkins, under The style Of
decl9-deCkyI PERKINS 4 Co
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PIANO F0RTEs

Va & "a. "a A. T. MN
kIAYk lgat EfosiYe3 si<hi f.ae Farisf. sgz<<<l
4 have ssFrra O. a. 80 ..t y kee5 -
sagstsnty - hsla go. "a. alt-asas q Iss Y HHH
SOB iL.sir4Eassts Al y
sPEAK E0G TEEMsELv YRS.
fFsFy faga furtf i4 IS sh1l e s4rrantal ~ even
FeslSct as rtaa8 i1The - htsat- aai az n
Eant q scqeEi3r iTszae ssv ~ eaii a. ~ h
ceazert sdee5-sI N.AA fEEEAlAS.
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LONGHURSl q co,
Wholesale & Retail COnfeciiOncrS,
No. 45 SNiON STKEEg,
HAVE han very choice OF Candies Of
II al kinds, CaAes, Nuts Preserves Pickles. Catsups
Sarlinss BRANDY Fruts Pie Fruit Pine App-s, Oranges
Aplls aud every Eing u the Kind Usually kept Couec
tCuari,s.
They also deal In Wines and Liquors ALI, cIGAss snl
TaBACCu, Of the very bast triuis.
rsrf Bakery u To- best In the Western country
ana they prepared fam 81 fresh Light bread and
CrAcLe Of the est quality at IA lowest prices
PARTIES, WEDpi TGs, BALLS, &c,
Furnshrd BY them the shortt Lotc with CaSuS Con.
fccti naries, &C., sc in g. highest - Of the
MIR Lcnsharst, who BIAS -haTgr Of the MANUFACTURING De-
partmeE has received several Diplomas in Ne York for
tie best artcss In hi Ane, ted Fsrs and
o. Che most sail u! NOn!cconers the coaury
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ELPHI TIL EATRE.
Third Night OF the Ra-Engagement OF Mrs Julia
Dean Hayne.
IN 10 viii appear Marianne Mr. Bennett s. Pierre.
w Tuesday EyeGiug, Dec IS will be acted the Tragedy
of GlAE WIFE.
To conclude with Military Promotion.
THE WELSH PROPERTY

Wednesday Evening, Dec &C. Mrs Julia Dean ayne and
Mr. Beun wall appear IN the great Tragedy OF BEkTRAM.
THE WELSH PROPERTY
WAS not sid last saturday, the de
w tanned The river until II er the hour of sale.
On Saturday next the 20 instant the Court house in
Nashville will expose the 10 public sale-consng
Of
VALUABLE DWELLING
On Cherry street. oecapled by Dr. Morton. The House
be sold with forty feet u ground The remainder Ill br
divided into lots 4 a Gus IS feet sch.
undivided bali Of the valuable sorehouse AM 10.
Market street, nov Occap bed by Anderson 60. Cloth
ing store.
TERNs.-For the irprogei property = cash balance In
AID yea = f,r notes stsf c0ry secured ayabe
a. naus bearing interest FoE the unmPr we'd pruP-y
cash. rem iinder secured above, and ~JBou;
tcres
Sale - II 'eocs. LlSDSLEY CROCKETT.
r. r. 0LAsc-ck Auetnneer. orcl1
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. LAnlr>, nnNNEr rnnNK,.
Com Sachs! Corn acks!

WE have in store and regularly wing and a
w tushe, OSN ABJKG CORN SACKs, % VIII we i- .iu
the attention Of Sh Pptrs. W. &. GOkDON y Co.
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New Arrivals.

1 AIDES Ilegaut EmbroilereI slippers;
II Do. nest Black Xii do;
Do. BECK :. ga5Ih Caters and Congress Boots;
With general assortment OF ladies', M sys and Chill
drru's Boots, Shoes and caters. JOHN RAMAGE.
dec2l q Coirge str- ct
&" LADIES BONNET TRUNKS.
% FCEIlED another lot Of the best manufar ure with
IL single an double top. JOHN RAN tGE,
deN2 az College rect.
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I Isl RECsiY a. eig ai ~ Byfol Cellars Asa.
y slFpiy q sans Cal saFiaas gaI. "a aad tesi
a44ay 4sF sai- ~ @ NsesfiA-
Lieias' arJ GrsC -l=s's Fir1isiia. Store.
dr41 ts. - q ~ a = .uI t'at e =
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REDUCTION ON LUMBER TO NASHVILLE.

Fra- Bridgeport % T4ntaon .c.aiys Lamber rgi ed
az per car Loaf fro11 f,rn,er rate.
Prom coEsa % n 7rrilny Inclusive, Lumber slussd g.
per car l1ar, rom islt1rr rates.
Luuter m a.d yyl.s car ged sane ;roa AorElHrvy
delft ". T.. A.
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LIVERY sas bac and asfa r.ered ga Glsvsa-h tsy
l. erred Also sup ~ af sh ard lrht uartg ~
oFel h ! 0ssrs. l'eaaf . "A M-ssiLf-
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9EASoNABLB
HARPER FOu. JANUARY.1s5
TO THE PUBLIC.

7'ooN, NELSON co have received Earper's Maya
zine for January, 1855. dec24
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BLACK AND pARK CO osgD KID CLOVES

n E'i4Fa - his Day. every ety II Labs's Estras
n Geatiae FreEch lsir As, Psaa8ts, Aaa4aaiBs far
ehapp haze rsoih Psste aat fsEdcls &C.
deD IH MeiILL-
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Wednesday Evening, Dec. 70, Mrs. Julia Dean Hay
Mr.. Beun It will appear in the great Tragedy OF BEE
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PATEAT SHOULDER SEAN SHIRTS.

Z MOTHER barge 10 -og Pttsn sSouI- sam - IT'S
y received and ~ safe b lisa2I ,. "a Neit.-.
UNDEH SIslsES ann DisAWLRs.
- H.rrr, car ixont. Ger q lgn- ~
o. plain o.toI a4d CatIa set. sis "a aid ~
dec % b AeGiLL
Bs CTsSIkIN SHIRTS AM Draw HS.
utTHEE sns l.t % Eucfstia si l. ard Dr. vera To-
\ c,ilel - I-,2ll j. a. Ee3fIL.
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m Our nsn' issue ~ be on F''4.' morning
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02
TELEGRAPtiit NE W.
The Great Rare of Lrr.nrfon arnlnsi Timn,

me oreaf face Of Lexington against Time.
NEw ORLEANS, March 3o.-Much excite
ment prevails In sporting circles Nth regard
10 the great race for $4,000, against time, to
come on over the Metairie course, between
me ISL and 18th of April-R Ten Brock
oet'lng that his horse Lexington will beat
'ne time OF Leeompte, 1926, single dash of 4
miles Mr. Ten Brock has the privilege of
making two trials, the tirst to come off, wea
,ner permitting, on the ed of April. The
morse mas the call in the betting CIRCLE
Messrs. Kenner, Miner and Elliott have
been appointed timers. and Mr., Cocks and
two other gentlemen judges. The match
was taken by several gentlemen OF Virginia.
and both sides have many hackers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02
PhildGciphio Matters.

PHILADELPHIA, April THE Sunday IL
quor law was most stringently enforced to-
day. Not single drinking saloon was open,
and refectories were selling only eatahles.
The new law in relation to the fire depart
ment. went into operation to day. Fittyfour
companies accepted the provisions of the law
aud continue i'll service, and twenty four re-
jected them and have gone out OF service
1t was feared that disturbances would occur
last night, and the police were kept on duty
all night, but nothing worthy of note oc
CURED except several alarms Of fire.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02

PoLlcY or Louis NApoLsoN.-The Washington
correspondent Of the n. Y. Journal of Commerce
writes;
Lsts letters from Paris hsvs attracted more than
usus! attention account Of their disclosure of the
designs and policy of the French Enperor. He
will not only go to the Crimea, aud take the wsr
into his own hands bat will gre atty exten6 the field
Of its operations Napoleon believes in the star that
led him successfully TO tue Empire, through the
coEp d'ctaf of the I'd Of December. Alter he shalt
hing the Russo-Turkish Wal ~ such conclusion 5
he aims st. he will not, probably, follow The
pie OF his UNCLE, in repudiatinE unfIuitIul wife
and espousns princess BIZ whom he may expect
accession to his strength, veil 10 perpetuate
his dynasty in bis family Thsn, will he net at
tempt the crcwuing act of his destny~the invasion
Of Ems land! These shadows Of events that may
rot be distant.
On the other hand, If Napoleon fell victim to his
Cnmesn expedition, the results will Le tuits aS I'm
portsn. to the world for may be followed by de-
mocratc revo ution in France. and political conVul-
sons everywhere. long series of war; lad revo-
lGtious, seem TO menace the world. Even were the
Conference Of Vienna 10 result il soasTal pacih-
cation, il would not be but of m0ui6utary duration
But the opinion gains ground. that the continuance
c! the in EuTops viii not be hereafter detri-
menta! 10 industrial pursuits hss bsen gener-
ally supposed, provided may be able, for some
twenty years longer to maintain peaceful relations
with sll foreign powers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02

New YORK, March ST. noon-Flour-The mark It
s frm-saes of 1880 bbls good Ohio at SO 5O0 50 \
Southern Is buUysnt, with sales of 400 barrels at
81 25QSiO.
Whsat-The market is unchanged with linn tied
business at previous rates
Corn-The market is firm, with sales II 800 bushels
mixed at 81.
Whiskey-Ohio 81 cts
BALTIMORE, March 81 .-FIour-Sales this nom.
ing early Change of 800 bbls Howard ST. at SO IS
aud 500 do. between Changes at 90 IS to settle q
contract. Also. late Change $50 bbls straight
brands at So 57b.
Whest-Good to prime white S2.2502 s.. Red.
nominal at 81 1912 20.
Corn declined cent from yesterdays prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02

DEVELOPMENT WOMEN ILLEGAL.-The su
preme Court of New York, last Saturday morning
decided that the sending of to the Peniten.
tisry, done under the recent order of the Mayor
of that city, was Illegal, snd that they were eff
course entitled to their liberty. They will, there
fore, be discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02

THB SAN JAcINTo.-This steamer was taken off
the sectional dock at Philadelphia on Friday mora
Ing, having been fitted with new propeller She
moved off her dock with officers, crew and stores,
all complete, and is now ready for filling orders.-
Her supposed destination Is the Gulf of Mexico.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02
Pemitentiary al Washington Ru,.,

WAsHINGroN, April 1.-The Penitentiarv
was discovered to be on fire this morning
and before the flames could be arrested,
about hall of it was destroyed. There was
strong gale of wind prevailing at the time.
A boy was run over by one of the reels
and badly injured in both legs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02
BY ALEXANDER N0TT
HOUSEHOLD AND K1Tcup,r r

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN rr1p
- NiTURE AT AUCTION.-on WEDNEsH.v
sdence corner of Main and LIST sire sts all A. me re-
n'ture IN said Tenement, consisting Of sidehoards
bureaux, Sofas Wardrobes, Tables. Wasbst.nS.'
Mahosany aud Poplar Bedsteads, Mahogany csns
seat and Windsor Chsirs, Feather BEDS, Mattresses
fiiiose, Looking-Glsssss, Carpets, &c.
ALSo-An excellent Cooking Stove, and general
assortment of Cooking Utensils.
Terlns ut sale.
Saie conducted by ALEX. MOTT
ap2 Auctionear
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02

SUIeIDE.-hr John Wallace, formerly of Wash
ington, committed suicide a: his residence In
Montgomery county, Maryland, on Thursday eve
ming last, by hanging himself.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02
KANSAS ECTInN

CHICAGO March ala despatch from Weston,
Missouri via 81. Louis, says that the pro slavery
ticket on the North side Of Kansas river bad 1000
majority, and that there no opposition to the
pro-slavery ticket in Burr, Oak, or Atchison pre-
Ciucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02

ACCIDENT TO Mrs. WERsrEK.--As Mrs Webster
widow of the late Daniel Webster, VISA ndit z
through Fourteenth street, il New York, last Fri
day, the horses away and Mia. w. jumped from
the carriage. she was thrown with great violence
upon her head, and received injuries of serious
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02

FIRE IN LEWIS COUNTY. The dwelling OF
George Smith on Smiths Run, Lewis county, was
destroyed by fire recently with all its contents