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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-07-12

TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
The Treasury Department consists Of the offices of the Sec
rY OF the Treasury, two comptrolers commissioner OF
customs six auditors treasurer, register solicitor, light
use board, and coast survey.
The following Is brief indication Of the duties of these
offices and of the force employed therein respectively
Secrearys 0fceIon james Guthrie, Secretary Of the
easury Hon. i. g. Washington Assistant Secretary
engineer in charge architect aud three draughtsmcn
mporay employed and twenty three clerks The Sccrc-
OF the Treasury charged with the general supervision
Tue hsca transactions of the government and Of the
u9n Of the laws concerning the and navigation
the United States He supcrinends the survey Of the
the lighthouse establishment the marine hospitals of
United States, and the construction Of certain public
uolngs tor custom-houses and other purposes.
FIRST 0omptrolsr's 0Hcc.--Esha whittlesey esq., Comp
oer and fifteen clerks He prescrbes the mode of keep
ana rendering accounts for the civil and diplomatic
@ wen as the public lands, and reyses and certies the
oeoona oonpfroHers o6ict.-John N. Brodhead, esq.
mproller and seventeen clerks He prescrbes the mode
vep,ng ana rendering the accounts of the army navy
an dsprtmeuts Of the public service and reyises and
'ugs tne balances arising thereon. .,
Ws Commissioner Of the 0lstoms-Iugh j. Anderson
y OSommssoner, and eleven clerks He prescribes the
Aeep,ng and rendering the accounts OF the custons
ana disbursements, and for the building and repair
M houses, &c. and reyise and cerhes the balances
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-06

Third District Pound.
NM AS brought to the Third District Pound, No. 50
Wv Elysian Fields, as estray- -.
lUne black female Goat with white belly.
Which, II not claimed within ton days and the ex-
penses thereon paid will be sold at sid pound at public
auction on MONDAY, the l2sh OF November, 1855, ut
s. O'Clock p. III.
AUG. S. PHELPS,
: IN ..=5E ga Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, Nov. |, 1855.
ELa etc conduit au Depot des Epaves du Troiseme
4 District rue des Champs Eysees, No. 81, CONNIE
epaves- L
une Chevre nors, lie ventre blanc sz-z
s ellie Hest pas recamees dams dix ours ct he's de-
penses payees ellie yendut Pepchere pubhque,
dit depot LUNDI le IL courant henresP. n.
AUG. s. PHELPS,
NJ Ees#r5 i.# -=. ,-J Cofnmissare des Rues.
sNouvelle Orleans, le Nor, 1855 no2 II
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ARRryAI. OF EaIeRANTs.--W learn that some
eighty odd emigrants, direct from Brem en-, have
point on the Upper Rio Grande-rumor SAY
the Mesilla Valley. We. are ignorant az to
their destination, but their arrival, we are m
clined 10 hope,. opens up new and far NOR
prosperous era to the prospects Of this, the
richest and least known portion Of Texas.
brownsville Flag
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! ssDo you keep matches y q sked q wag Of a
retailer. SO yes, all kinds,' was the reply
4" Well, then, I'll take trottin, match The
retailer Immediately handed hi N . box Of Dr.
Brandreth's Pills
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-06

ssDon't stand there loafng,"s aid professor
at Union to three students, stand ing where they
shouldn't.
"We're not loafng,n said the y, ss there are
only three of US, and it takeslea zen to make a
I0af, 4. 4,a 80 e'z r..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-06

A Coon ToAsr. --Woman--the morning star
Of our youth; the day star of our manhood
the evening star of our old age. God bless our
stars.
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MyRDER.-The steamer Ranchero on her last
trip from the upper Rio Grande, brought the
news that Dr.sCissen was found dead on the
road between Reynosa and Edinburgh, on the
opposite bank of the river. He was shot while
[ rRrownsyilIe TEX Flag
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-06

George Peabody, Of London, the American
Banker has made donation of $50o Dr the benefit OF
the orphans Of Norfolk, Portsmouth and ,Gosport
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-06

A PRINoELY SALARY.-The New York Aeade~
my of Music has contracted an engagement
miraculous tenor, at 10000 psr annam' :
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SWANS
RRANK NOTE LIST AND DETECTER,I

at TWO DOLLARS PER ANNpM IN AD-
IA yANCE.-The work s printed on fine white paper and
tgp viii 70 Ia the United States
List Il essential ia Bank,
house and pubc uuite in advancing
srest and Datecto
money they wih while quetey fol
lowing dtetttihn,
carelaly revised on the day pubatitn and all
changes they noticed Every sxerton
reliable guide the Banker
Msrcha0t.
Brokers' Auconeer Commission Merchants and
others their and business widely circulated
will
Special for periods be
known by applying Of al the ofce in Atlanta
Gsotgs.
Specimen numbers will b sent, application by letter. free OF
charge.
ut.udsd for the "Bank Note List and
X ~ SAMUEL SWAN,
JANIS RoBfRrsoS, General Agent.
New Orleans, ses6 SIN
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CITY Police, Jail.

City Police Jail. 5z q
NMTAs brought to the City Polce Jail, on the 18th
wv inst, the negro woman, MARY, agsd aboat 40
years Is feet high, pox-msrked Says she belongs TO
Mr.. VIM Rusha, of California The owner agents are
requested to call and claim said slave according to law
New Orleans, Oct. 20. 1855 =5
$50 Inn E. PBANCHA RD, Keeper City Police Jail.
XNTAS brought to the City Police Jail on the 9th
wv inst the negro boy PHILIP, 20 years Of age is 8
feet 5k inches high has on the left side of his
chnsa his upper teeth lost Says he belongs to Mr..
PANT, lawyer living in Richmond, Concordia Parish,
a The owner rsquss ted to cali and claim said slave
according to law.
New Orleans, Oct. 29 1855. q
a30 I'm - II BLANCHARD. Keeper City Police Jail
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
TMAYoRALrY OF. nEw ORLEANS.

MA xoahLH& 1Fr NEW OaLfaAeS.
r .s,.,ssssr u : n. x,ss. COMMON COUNCILy@
City Of New Orleans, November %, 1856. s
E%. - - No 2as0 Il Sr~
L,Resotce' That the Comptroller SELL afef FIVE days
notice in The official Journal The contract for attend
ing The bridge across the New Canal al Carfolto Ave-
e tor be term OF year from the dafe of the ap-
payal Of the adjudication Of said conractby the Com
mon Council. ~ -s4.5. a...S
q [Signedl III. LuGEN3UHL. t
"a. President Board OF Aldermen
- [SlgnedJ f. L. TRACY -
President Boardof Assistant A1detrneDs
Approved November 3D. 1865. g
X -, tSignedl JOHN l.. LEWIS, Major.
n55t true copy. THos. THEARD, Sec'y 4
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

NEW ORLEANS, JAoK- fE M GHsssazpps
lN soNlAnD GREAT NORTHERN a62 B sszR@zzl&H
the New Basin. 9T
PASSENGER TRAINS sayes ihe city dsily ut Reachei
Osyka at P. NJ. Leaves ofyka daily p NJ Reacu
city p M Passengers received and landed a, oil ptssds.s
F.r.Four cents mile, each way Children servants,
WRIGHT TRAIN the City TO osyka snd all n,ersda.s
stations every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday end from
osyka TO New Orleans all stations every ouday,
Wednesday and Friday, -
ED Season Tickets sausd application moderate price,
GEO, n, HAZLEHURST. Gensl Spnsr,t
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ALI. FOR LovE.--on Saturday. IN Ph'ladel-
M, onps Iri.huAn met girl ii the streets embrsssd
- II ssssd her TO marry him. On hsr refusal be dis
the oontets OF pistol her with but sight IN
Sary He vas arrested, when he tfied to xiii hnss but
hs unfortunately failed. So
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CoMPTRoILER,s OFFICE,
Y-Ns City Of New Orleans May l. 1855. j
Resoped, That the Comptroller be, and he is hereby
authorized and required TO give notice standing ad
Tertsement In the official Journal that In accordance
with the ninth section Of ordinance No. l442 approved
March 30 is54the Council will pay any bill agaiust
the CITY unees contracted under authority of order
FROM the Comptroller in accordance with the ordnancs
referred to. etsigned] n. l. TRACY. ~ Z
f-zy President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
fsignedI L. IL. PLACE,
- o., President Beard of Aldermen.
Approved April 2ss 1855 lEas, -
= [signsdl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor. &
The attention of the ocers OF the city and Of the
public is respectfully called to the foregoing resolution
o. DEtBUYS, Z
imy1e tt ComptroIer City Of New Orleans.
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5o,0Oe DEATHS RY CONSUMPTION.
WOULD, perhaps, be small estimate for
the rayages Of th dreadful nsle YEAR. H.
tsms hs Ilaueaus ss On ana q ~ ~
eases Of ihe Lungs RHa Liver. . ' M e-Aev dis
And hs list would appalling proeof the aa
waste o husn life might have arg al o.
DR.. SWAY.NE.S
COMPOUND. SYRUP OF WILD CHEEKY,
Vfs'snt Cough Bloody E1pectarS' ,o,y ctr
- sass4 MIttiR14, Cehre o. -,
Ino only take pleaiurs, but ra ost 1851
wild iS :, 4 y9a. Compound Syrup
nSd CO. ap e. Aisr without ass &
and an tess @ MI ~ Suss q y syrup ommSnea is
sngh b p sssss aPpste e and haya s 5o my
saes essas hs nss ssss @ . ssss
tna ii completely sladalss from nv sy reason u believe
witness: Benz. .Rsissass RisssSp .0'frli,. JACOB HAus
ihs WIG essy os swayna slnown to havs the mos,
cases 81 Vsrmfage Il neysraiioy
worm killer. iiitor ian. Milton, Pa, - N
invaluable medicine prepared the mns
H Who was aso Hospital old Aims
nS served afaitha term Of practice
ample obtaining al Insight into ID ss 'a al
and tbs best tresent be
tgna and only genuine Laboratory Seventh street Phia
(. ,.l' fs Il os.,.... s.r Orleans.
SUGAR PLANTATION-Fo sale in Pointe
In good productive state For
s.s ss .: Y: EUsANK. Js 4 CO.. s2 Camp nest.
kpECANS-26 bags for sale by '''-4'aaae
= o1o A. p. COCHRAN . HALL. So tsrsvier atrset
| Il .ARD--300 kegs choice, for sale by
Ia mol s!oskPHLANDIs CO.. IS Tthoupitoslss a.
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@.. CoMPTRoBLER'S OFFICE,
= City Of New Orleans October 81, 1855.
- [ 2i0l
Resolced, That the Comptrolfer be- and he ia hereby
authorized to resell, after ten days in the otf-
cia Journal The contract for fur nishipg stationery TO
various offices of The city for the term OF year
fom The date of The approval of The adjudication efsaid
sale BY The Common Council Of The city of New Or
lesns.G sen - -3 f'75 ~
! ! E~sw [Signedl N e l., TRACY,
Z r., -, President Board Assistant Aldermen.
5 [signedl J. J. LUGENBuHL,
= President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved October 13 1866. os
= srss 4tsignedl JOHN i. LEWIS, Mayor y
ysmber Xviii adiudicase at my onsce at 10 O'Clock
NJ, the above contract. - - 81 - st-= - :
Oh I'd ..-s.. o.. DEBUYSs Comptroller. /.
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W HISKY-2Oo E,bls Raw, 100 bbls Reoti-
Wv fsd 500 bg,ls bills Boyle Roae, for sso by
oaa JOS sPH Ia .NDIs Co.. ss rshonp.oalss ssrsst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-06

A CITY editor, who is n bachelor, having sa1d
in his issue that he realty wished hs had son SO
that could dreas him up ia fashion was caea upo
the next day by his adorable to whom Ne nao ps is
ing his attentions for the last Two years anu 40
really said that t@yi-
!" Gertainiy did, my dear " :. -. $3.50
.'WeN Biiiyn said she why aoat you ihake arEa'e
Our friend saws II the Srst time be was ever cor
narad lie felt so mortified he went right away 70 the
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NMTAS brought to the Second District Pound, corner
Wv of st. Ann and Derbigny streets, as 4estrays-
Two black she Goats, having each white stripes on
the face, white belly and legs right ear half cut off.
One mouse coacred and black she Goat right ear half
cut off =6F = :,
One light yellow she Goat, brown nd two brown
stripes on the face.
Which, If not claimed within ten days and the expenses
thereon paid will bs sold at public auction at said pound
on FRIDAY the eth day of November 1856 O'Clock
A. NJ. AUG g. PHELPS
90 Street Commissioner
i Nav nct %
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]. " NA!I'sUAH HE1T 5tsL~--Xz.E
On Sundays, only one Express Train, at $50 If,
On and after Monday May 14ta 1855
will leaye tbs Of street. follows
=
puNKfRK ExPREss at AM for Dunkrk
BUFFALO EXPRESSS A. NJ. for Buffalo.
MALL at s5 A. NJ for Duukirk Bnao
BY train will remain night osvssg
and proceed the Paruing.
RoCKLAND PASSENGER, P. NJ, tho Chambers
stise via Piermont for sufsfns and Intermediate
WAY Passenger, at r. NJ, for Newburgh oisyile
Intermediate stations.
NIGHT EXPRESS, at 500 NJ for Dupkirk and Buffalo,
EiGRaNT, a r. MI surkrk and Buffalo
ststionn
Way EXPRESS at 1880 p. NJ for putkrk Buffalo,
mediate stations.
These EspTesE Tfsua Elnra
Falls Railroad for Nasera Falls; with
Che Lake Shore Railroad for CLEVELAND Gneinna Toledo Detroit
Chicago e and with first clas splendid ports
Lake Ere M
nty3ftt ID, C. MoCALLUA, Gaperal Sppsr,nterd ami.
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4 AkD--Soo kegs choice, for sale by
IA mol - sIoSkPHLANDIs d CO., IS Tthoupisosas a.
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS.
SE Arcade Hotel,
Magazine street, between Grayisr end Natches

M URPHY'S HOTEL, REsTAU- a
1fA RANT AND OYSTER SALOON, Nos ssand ssHSSl
w 81 ehare stree. a for the reception Of ~
slsiois. flsH SAME and ell the Daeacles Of the &k&
Season served the most Aad
houra Jnstrseeved, lot of fine OYSTERS. fat salt
a9r RICHARD MURPHY
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GtULLUM'S LAKE HOUSE.-f Under
aisned wishes his friends pan.alv 10
ha partner, 1honas A. Appaeate. 80 ~ As' VI
A nsons having ciams against the house will plea pesen
To liquidate. Y y - - " Nv sf1'aeu
was physically dsqnsllhsd from attending 10 hs daes Of nv
ong ~ potartst acknsas, beyond
ny so0o compelled me to be absent ns my rs
covefy ant very recently however,
public patronage. 'Y N ANa'o VI
Those leaving hscly pursuit pleasure and refreshments will
hnl my house adequate to their wants.
Parties HinhLng preparations, prnty afoa
jylsH GEO W ,:JpIIJM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-03
VIRGINIA.

ncetpkNr-Mrs FrsncisjP. Neusorn. re.Iain, IN
''aoe george county, ives badly burned sunday
y 'ne explosion OF some gun powder: which she
was mixing to administer to a sick COW
DRAvH OF CITIZEN OF prrr..nr,, A..
'"",es ""kihson, ioriner citizen of Petersburg,
died atfarboro, N. C, on Saturday last.
INSPECTION OF FLouR.-For the quarter epdiov
March lst there were % 9o4 barrels of a IN In.
spected 10 Petersburg.
FIRST OF APRILl-The Southside Democrat eY
plains an uuintentional hoax played by It ON the
Inhabitants of Petersburg Some wag wrote i,s
propriesors letter. purporiins to be discovery of
plot tomurder the "native adults" of petersburg
The printer set Ii up "whlte adults" thus causipe
much trepidaiion among the old women and chill.
dren OF the town.
GONG WEsT.-Several families from Charleston
hanawha, have emigrated to Missouri, intending to
settle there
STEAM NAviGATIoN.-On Tuesday last the
steamboat Hurricane" ascended the Coal river TO
The Forks in kanawha county. a distance of 26
miles That was the first time a steamboat ever
ascended the Coal river. The Republican thinks
tue fact promises much to the enhancement of the
value of coal in that region.
soLD-The residence and farm Of Mrs E
Cox at Charleston, kanawha, has been sold for
s154O0
CANDIDATEs.-Messrs.N Nathaniel Harrison and
colonel Wilson Lively are announced as candi.
dates to represent Monroe county In the Leeisls.
ture.
STEAMER ON THE PoToMAc-A company Of
ciuzens from Alexandria purchased, last week. the
steamer Alice G. Price, which was sold 10 New
fork' ior Sl0620. The purchasers intend her
i'r tne trade from Alexandria along the banks of
the Potomac
AccIDENT.-Mr Joseph Mead was run ovar bv
his wagon loaded with plaister, near Leesbpre. on
the 23d ult. and badly hurt
SALE OF LAND.-Dr. Thos H. Claspett. of Lon.
dounrecently sold s94 acres of the Woo5burn tract
without improvement, to Jonah Nixon. Esq for
S55 per acre. Mr.. Jacob Smith recently pur.
chased the farm OF Samuel E. Washington. in on.
doun, containing 1872 acres for $50 per acre.
APPOINTMENT MIR J. j. Potts of Hilsborousb
Loudosn, has been appointed professor of ms,he-
mstics in the Buckingham Female Institute.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-03

OF TwEsTY.THREE LIVES - VIcKsBURG, March
25.-The New Orleans and Memphis packet Bue-
tin was burnt at about three o'clock yesterday eve.
ming, some twelve miles below Lake Providence,
together with a cargo of 500 bales of cotton and
a loss of over 20 lives
The following is a list of the passengers lost and
missing: J b. Williams, of New York; Jasper
Brown, of Friar's Point Orvle Hill, of Nashville;
B Hardweeker, OF Memphis; McCaushe, of North
Carolins; w. o. Ferguson, of Tennessee; Nat Car
ter, the barber on board; and sixteen of the crew
(aN0 0rolored).
The lady passengers and all the officers OF the
steamer were saved.
The steamer Falcon brought the surviving pas.
sengefs TO this port.
The wreck fioated six miles and then sunk, In.
voiying total loss. There is insurance on the
Bulletin to the amount of $4,000.
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From the Santa Fe Gszette of Feb. "a
NEW MEXTCO

Expedition Of Capt. Epell, iatO the MescaIero copa
ty-LcatA Of Capt. Stanton.
We able to lay before our readers. this yeel,
an account OF the expedition of Capt EweIl into
the Mescalero country, In order to chastise those
Indians for recent depTed atioDs committed sIoro
the line OF the Rio Pecos
Captain EweIl and Lieutenants Moore. and TT
3. Dawson, left Los l.unas in command of eighty
dragoons, the latter end of December, for scout
into the south eastern section OF the Territory.
where these Indians have their range The troo6s
were accompanied by DIR. kennop, a citizen as
surgeon, and were joined at Antonchico, by Mr.
Gleason, as guide. They struck the Pecos down
which stream they marched nearly three hundred
miles, and the 18th OF January they encamped on
the Panasco, a fine stream running east from the
Sacramento mount. Here they were ioned by
eighty dragons and infantry under command OF
Captain Stanton and Lieutenants Daniel and Wal
ker, from Fort Fillmore. Thus far no Indians had
been seen but in the they set fire to the prass
around the camp, and opened brisk fire of balls
and arrows, apparently aiming at the only two tents
there were 10 the command
The next morning the Indians appeared in con-
siderable numbers on the surrounding hills and
commenced an attack. The column moved on
fighting as they went as the trail was narrow and
difficult to follow. The front and flank were KENT
cleared by skirmshes, and officers and men used
every exerton to get at the enemy it being neces.
sary to check the men, and keep them from unne-
cessary exposure. Sometimes the indians came
within arrow range of the column: and at one
time large fellow stopped alone on the TRAIL until
the troops approached within range, when he de-
libersteiy fired, but was instantly picked off by a
skirmisher, sergeant. About the time this man
fell the Indians, on hll near by, raised terrible
wailine, and it is supposed he was Chief
During the fight Capt Stanton of the first dra
goons and two men were killed. He charged
body of Indians, and led away by the ardor Of pur
suit, became separated from his men, and on his
return attacked by large numbers from behind
trees and rocks, aud unfortunately killed. He
fought with desperation, as two ponies were left
dead, and one ran into camp without rider. The
loss of the Indians were from fifteen to twenty
The country in which the fight took place wss en-
tirely new. never having been visited by troops
before, and is represented as pleasant and well
watered region.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-03
SPIRIT OF THEpRrSs

A"14tref argues to show thatT 3 E,a.
:. .o'ning candidate for Governor. sn,er
.. aa'fsaVery sentiments, and states unor -.
u gentleman from Charlotte thu, !.
''"g IN io4d or Z, held in that county. 10 mr.
Sa'o charter for the Danville Railroad A.
ff'ufhoy maintained that the decline of v,r,,,;.
"sS que to negro slavery, and asserted ,ha, -
soun'ry could be prosperous with slave no,,,l.-
''on. Inc Enquirer, in commeutino mon ,bs
vote of J. M II. Beale for the abolition or -.
'raae In the District of Columbia, saws.
mr. Beale treated the declared will of ,hs o..
~nt cohtefnptuous Indifference deserted the ranI
VI the patriots OF the SoutE In a crisis xvha.
m,nh, ,sd, even wen OF bis insignifcance and ibecty
and arrayed himself in association With .hasg;s
ISIS against the manifest interests and exnress IN.
S'ructiohs OF the people of Virginia.
Inc Fe'tng Post answers the Examiners arm
ments iu behalf of the Roman Catholic Church.
IL INVITES It's readers to scrutinizing examination
Vi 'ne ioiiowing propositions, which 1t proposes to
es'aoilsn beyond doubt: The immense power
ana resources OF the Roman Catholic Church -
Inc despotc and intolerant nature of that church,
ana; The temporal as we'll spiritual authority of
the Pope of Rome over all his subjects, wherever
located 1t says that "in persuing this testimony,
which we shall deduce, we ask the reader to diyest
himself of all political bias or prejudice whatever,
and only look at the subject az Protestant. We
do not want his Know Nothing proeiviies. or his
anu Know Nothing proclvities, or his anti Know
Nothing preudces to have any weight in the scale.
we want him to receive the testimony as Pro
testan as Protestant to digest it and reflect on it,
ana thea as Protestant to decide upon it,
1t then proceeds to prove its first proposition by
copious extracts from Macauly's writings.
Ia anchor column it states that Colonel John D.
Muniord, while in California, voted against the
admission of slavery into that territory
The Whts has editorial on the temporal pow
or OF the Pope OF Rome, and quotes from the
i00Set' Roman Catholic organ in Ireland, to
sho" that the views expressed by Mr.. Chandler 10
MS recent speech In Congress, are repudiated by
the organs OF the Pope in Europe. 1t says 'the
reader will perceive with what promptness and
ease the Dublin Tablet dernolishes Mr. Chandler's
faliacy, thai the whole power OF deposing rested
upon the consent, not merely OF the kings but of
the deposed princes themselves, 1t will readily
occur To even the most unredeciing, that if ths
consent OF offender must first be obtained befora
you eau punish him all men would 20 unpunished.
or II the consent of rulers must first be ACQUIRED
before you can depose them there would and
could be such thing as the deposing of auy ruler
on earth"
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RICHARDSON d. co

RICHARDSON d. CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS
95, MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
WE are now in receipt of a general and
w well selected stock of fresh
SPRING DRY GOODS,
Having this In our assortment great vsrietv
in style and fabric, of
STAPLE AND FANCY ARTICLES,
of the best
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MANUFACTURER
With the newest designs, by the Steamer Baltic inst
arrived from Liverpool of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
All OF which have been purchased under the mott
favorable circumstances, and which we are disposed
60 sell to the trade fair termsmaking In all cases
a liberal discount for CASH.
NH I-d&c2m+ RICHARDSON co.