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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-24
ASSOCIATIONISrS.

A meeting Of Associstopists and Friends Of ths
North American Phslsn1 Was held last evening q
No. 343 Broadway.
Mr.. TOWNSEND presented some practical sugycs-
tons which have been made by several friends 70
Association:
The reorganization Of the New-iork Union Of Az
socistonists
The formation Of uuions on the Building Assecis-
ton principle 70 purchase stock in the Phslsux hqui
cate s floating debt. sad enable It 10 develop the
resources Of lie CONAN.
The introduction OF small mechanical and msna-
featuring branches 10 be carried on at the PhAanx.
for the private account OF their proprietor
The introduction Of sufficient force to cutv ste that
portion of the domain which is At present uuim-
proved.
The resolution OF the rniou into series, the menu
bers 10 classify themselves into "a many groups a.
there are objects to be accomplished.
Quite On aniuai ed discussion followed on the prsc-
feasibility of these suggestions, in which hessrs. MAN
Ming. SCARS TOWNSEND, DEcKrR ERHARDr, aud
others took part The proceedings were OF sprsl'm-
inary nature. and II is understood that the reunion o.
last evening was out iniatory 10 series intended To
further toe iltt of the PhaanX and ct Association
generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-24

STATE or THE TrMPERAscE BILL-Ths Senate
have now gone nearly hsf through the Temperance
bill sectioa by section. The amendments adopted,
go far are az follows In the third section specifying
to whom liquor may be sold by the authorized agent
thew have struck out the requirement that such per-
tons must be Inhabitants Of the county IN which
"sucb liquor is cold or Of a town city adjoining
said county" In the same section they have added
10 the fine OF slOO for its violation, the words AMI
"imprison me ut not less than thirty days.. The SANE
ssc,ion slso in the Assembly bill, resds that the Ia
ceDsed hquor.selier, II guilty Of ofienss, was hnsd
slO0 not paid, be goes to prfon aud his bonds
= On vere vel liable 10 DAY the fine. The Senate
has struck out the clause making the bosdsman la
bic after the party offending had been imprisonsd
10 the fifth section, where It allows the con 2lainant
to carry up bis case appeal "in per,on or by at
"tor1 ey the Senate have struck out the words In
person" The following proposed amendments hsys
been rejected To strike out the clause IN tho first
section authorizing search and seizure. To strike out
tt clause 10 the third section, providing for the ssis
Of liquor under execution, q. auction BY ths she1h.
ia csse Of an authorized liqu sellers insolvency.
Journal Nnch n
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NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
Especially Reported for The N. Y. TriOuns.l
SENATE. ALBANY, March 30, Is

SENATE. ALBANY, March %, 1888.
THE TEMPERANCE BILL.
A very large plumber of circumstances are handed
In every day coming from all quarters OF the state
against any mutilation of the Liquor Prohibition bill
n it came from the Assembly.
BILLS RECOMMENDED TO BE PASSED.
Among great number of bills reported on iavora-
Div this morning. are the following.
For the better regulation of the firemen OF New YORK
For the Academies appointed to Instruct in Com
For the payment Of the Interest for the
benefit OF the sesmens Friend Retreat
To legsl1e the seton OF the Board OF supervisors Of New"
Yorh relative to the Sunday pay Of Police Clerks
sbsish the Nav YORK Marine cOuIt.
COURTS or RECORD.
The judiciary Committee recommended the pas'
rage Of general law authorizing County judges 10
pppoint CTeIs for Courts of Records.
BILLS PASSED: $500
Amending the scincopOrssns the Brpokyn Gss Lsnt 20
For the introduction OF Code OF Signals INTO ths e''n'n
70 allow the County Of King. to borrow money to erect
To regulate ferry tbs Had'on River st
the town Of Phillips, Putnam Co.
THE NEBRASKA swISDLE AND FUGITIVE SLAVE ACT:
At this stage Of the proceedings Mr.. KOBE looN
Introduced the following preamble and resolutions
which be allowed to lie over:
res q K.n.. and SSss and repeating that portion the
Missouri Comp oas whieh prohibited the .1s,sn'e o. s
e.sbli.hm.pt upon their sell. violation good
PnBepe. throughout the Union; Whoes This act aud
the sTt In ~hch was Illuminated oenonstrate the de-
the Federal TO promote tho Indefinite
and rernas'nt establishment Of slavery And Where Coz
gross having right TO interfere with slavery as
% any STAT sn. sSS s ro,
concerning the Territories Of the United States therefore
k'"ted Nf the Assembly eonesr That the People OF the
State OF New fork 10 Senate sod Assembly de
OF Confros- the declsrax that
sbsl not exist where IL established by the
loc.l law OF stste-tbus restoring by positive the
prohboa OF Slavery from the Territories OF Kansas and Ne
SIaskA -
Ro o. the Assembly ,os'Sl T.,: the r:OpS Of The The
not consent to the into the Usion state that
NAV be formed out OF the Territories OF ksnss and Neorss
nnsss Constitution shall prohibit the eassenes Of Slavery
within Its limits 80
HAoeas The repeal Of the Missouri Compromise aud the
Reputation Of solemn legislative compact by the
Interest the Of slavery has released the free
States all obi that be expressed OF implied 10
any promise subject Of Slavery outside Of the FED
crel Constitution: therefore. be IL go
Of Of New York represented 10 Senate and As
always respected the Obligation OF thai
proAb;9a clause Of the Coasptoa Of thu United States
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OPERATIVE STRIKE IN hANCHEsTER:


The OPERATIVE strike at Manchester still continues,
and now absorbs nearly the entire force of the Mills,
In all probably several thousand persons The agents
refuse give in and the strikers marching through
the streets. One procession on Thursday afternoon
was he AIDED by large cavslcsde-seven fire c)npan.
les in uniform bands of music females carrying ban
ners 90.
The strikers were out in large numbers and the
streets were vast mass of people Such excitement
say tina, there Is 10 profits in going on with the
manufacturing, and that they have no objection to
stop for q while
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NEW-JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

TRENTON, n. j friday, MdlCu ., To-
The Senate, to-day, passed the following Bank
Charters: Hsnterton equity Bank. Burlington
County Bank, Princeton Bank, and Perth Annoy
Bank and renewed the Charters Of the Farmers aoa
Mech aDics' Bank at Camden, Sussex Bank Newark
Bsnk ing aud Insurance Company and Morris County
Bank. - .
The resolution to adjourn sine de on Thursday next
Was rescinded by both Houses.
The Air Line Bill was taken up and discussed DuI
Postponed for final action.
Martin Ryerson and Peter Vredenburgh were con-
6rmed o. Judges Of the Supreme Court.
The Prosecp tor for Hudson County was mol acted
epor. ~, c.,,o,
and 10 Codify the School laws, were confirmed.
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MARINE DISASTERS.

NORFOLK. Friday, March 90, 1850.
The Bremen ship Mischief, from New.iork for
Bremen put in here to-day with the loss OF her mz-
xen-mast - So.
The ship Harkswsy from Liverpool for this port,
Ia ashore OF Cape Romaine, and 1t is feared, will not
be got off, She has cargo OF 900 sacks oil sait,
which is insured n Liverpool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-24

FALL % BLACK Ssow.-Prof. FaichId, OF ObeT
lu Ohio states that February :, they had in that
gion fell OF cork colored The crystals were
in the form Of dense icy pellets above the 20th OF an
1cb in diameter. IL fell to the depth Of nearly an
IL CD, and when melted i, yielded about hsfinoh OF
water The snow bad dlstinot smoky tasie, and on
6sring it through paper daIk, sooiy substance "a"
Cot. r.ei
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FROM ALBANY.
ALBANY, Friday, Mar(

ALBANY, Friday, March q, Zoo.
Iu Executive Session, to day MiIus S,boonmaker's
name was sent up for Bank Superintendent, and
long and spirited discussion took place on DR. TnonP
sons nomination for Health Officer but no action
was had
Mr.. Chambers. the Private Secretary of the Gov.
ernor was assaulted last night by T. A. Hamilton, OF
Brooklyn, the same person who assaulted Chambers
Rome DAYS since To-day Mr.. Hamilton was held to
answer the assault of last night.
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FROM BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Friday, March 90.
By the arrival of the Southern Mad ~ late as due,
we have received New Orleans papers OF Saturday
last.
-Four more desths have resulted from the explosion
at the Midlothian Coal Pits, Chesterfield, Virginia
making az in all nine white persons and 80 negroes.
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WEATHER REPORT.

BOSTON, Friday, Msrch xJ Is0o'
The weather. which has been pleasant to. day. is
changing. to night TO the northeast, aud blowing
hesvy, giving Indications of the near approach Of
severe storm. ~
COLUMBIA Friday, March %, 1855.
Wa have had very heavy storm here last night,
inflcting il is feared great injury upon the crops
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NV BRUNSWICK, IN ; J IhurtdHy, Marcn II
The House Of Assembly bas passed the Liquor hl
by vote Of 81 TO II. II very stringent prohoit-
Inc OF only the sale Of liquors, bat their importation
without debate il received the sanction OF the other
branches Of the Legislature. 1t goes into operation
on the lst OF January next.
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THE OHIO RIVER.

PITTSBURGH, Friday, March %, Zoo
Tbers are seven feet of water THE channel Of the
river ana the water is falling The weather is cold
and windy. 40 ,a-
WHEELING, Friday, March 90 1865.
Tie 6eptb OF the rver here is nine feet nine inches,
AND ia falling. Freight is arriving freely for the
East.
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MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.

DOoIUNI TIIUdII HoIOH % 20
Tbe Massachusetts, Assembly to-day refused by
large majority to amend the Ten.HouT bill so as 10
make il resd Eleven hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-24

SALE OF TEE MExPHl. N.yrYARD.-7h< M,mPhn
Eogle and Enquirer says the Nsvy ara a. that plsce
eIecutioa sg.in.. the Mayor and Aldermen Of Men,
php.
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LAKE NAVIGATION.

OsNyEGO Friday March y, 800.
The schooner Marco Polo, from Toronto. ana the
schooner Caroline from Cobourg, laden with hour'
nrriye ed here yesterday afternoon
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DEATH OF A PROMINENT CITIZEN.


Benjamin Is. Kerceval one of our most prominent
Citizens, die1 here this morning.
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PAPER-MILL BURNED.
Correspondence Of TIE n. y. Tribsns.

Cerrespordenee OF TIE n. y. Trbsns.
HousAroSic. Mass. March 81.
The large psper-mill recently erected at TINS pace
bv Messrs Potter was burned TO the ground this
dsy At noon. The work Of 81 ireendiary. NO IN
suranCe
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Lesvirg 70 be rsid


and b, va upo contguou. pro very The important
question Of the valuation Of these lots hss not AZ yet been
b-for. 10. N and ADVISE all who interested 10 appear at
their cee Another question OF much public interest = coz
ecol with this matter the territorial limit 10 when ths
comniope .hsl ertend their upon property Of
o,cus and -hs, proportion Of The whole cost shah De
qSs.tions are entirely unde, control q the Com
,i..on.p an informed unoe cay that the disposition OF
tie Bosrc the area Of .se.nent three b9en
and snd dsnce north and south snd 70
m,is two n 6s Of the hole payable By the City II this
- ~, seeruir,,ion i can De easy shout what
the Psrs viii Estnstns Tue average ssus u os
lend 81 to per lot-s liberal estimate the ~h9e coz, ~aa
be ia onsthrd be paid % indVida 81, Shess
properly supposed e be bere tied. Will Leave sI|os"
Hues Tsrrrts l. nsnfetsd the apparent delay Of the
Couu ssorsrs | an without any ohei. i9iofm.lon - 70
their possecrss The whole scope OF their d1tsr
be very simple, and sssy accomplished 10 ny zee
sly 9hy tsy should eon.une 80 long 'ims
my inquiry tAs extended have oeeH uhs'is %
cry ssrt,r Information Of what has been done OF osns
SoHs b. s5'If "I T cSaa.e to % coeoron b..
yopneer-e services to the Board without compensation
nrb vu.tls morn aon tendios facilitate the WORK and
We the people speedy posessou Of s pronl'so asshss
an quite certain may hundred w0rsuer and sDfss vodid
11u Be Gu ployed toward it, complexion 800,
e.Ino, tbs Besci1ton Il pPssIs to ne 70 S''e 1esn
r.,.sd areer ui.spprshsnsion Of the f.;'s
respest fer toe opinion OF o,ne. who cle, ~itn me-
Nth spss.Hee to me poa o. spPsIe1t ao' ~ % sas
&c Bee esvs to the Resolution 70 decrease cerr.
i'- FERNANDO WOOD. Mayor.
Prom the Coutroer With statement Of bri5ss. Sc Oh
rusl leasing slips. To Committee Nhsryes
sno b. printed
OF the Counsel 20 the Copoa;ion upon the right Of
b-r TIE Board Of Health compensation stating N bic
opinion that be slowed except fom additional state
lesislsioa. Aseepreol rdthlsd-
FRos BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
A6h,DE TO M setion coocgrrpg offer re"aa
- 600 fer the apprehension u Lewis Baker anc rsnsns "
arpobt Con mittee Of Conference L.sd on toe T.os
br FScESEY Of the CO0uttse Of the oo.fs SO
felt indignant the IL which the Board o.
have setsd 1t bss always he said been usual 10 'a''
10 sppoiHt Conference. r...,.,.. 49,.
Nj MlrHIR moved ia hsdiu.Ee ths; The Cor t'o pro
reed 70 the other Board and e1pr,ss their indsn,tlon
The psEsptxr 40 syo.s ss.inst the coErse Of the Al
csfmen.
On motion Of NJ JAcKsos Wa laid on the table tor fur
Their action
and referred bot nothing Of esPeei. a.Es Aoarass to
6ssi hesssy u April
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NON-ARRIyAL OF THE ATLANTIC.

SANDY HOOK, March 23-l2 o'clock L. NJ.
The steamship Atlantic has not yet msae her ap-
pearance OF this point. She is now thirteen aud a
bsIf da,, on. from Liverpool. Who'd light, and blow
inc from the westward. Weather clear
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
PROM WASHINGTON.

Special Dispatch 10 The N T. Tnbans to, ,,-s
WAsHIseTos, Friday, March 80 loo''
1t IA rumored here today that Gov. Price OF new
Jersey, who was formerly a purser in the navy Is
asoertsined to be defaulter to the Government "
The amount Of seventy thousand dollars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-23
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL-D r Boston, Fluyanna;
Or Poindexter, w Parish, Brackett, Henri i
co; Gooch, A s Lara Ro B Moody, Y C r; 4
Col AV Scott, GEORGETOWN; r Hutchison, Ky: w u
Hollidsy, A Cheatham, Va; Sutton, Geo w
Cheshire, Richmond; Moore. G; Dlckin-
SON Kansas Territory; Jno FL Fisher, Australia ID
Moran. N Y; H v Graves, s. d R; L "A Logs. spott-
sylvania s..-
EXCHANGE HOTEL Cole, Pittsylvauia; w l.
Strother. Wythe; VIM Cummings, Y; Jas breoks,
ton. Louisians; T N Patterson. Bait; Jas Powers,
NY;DA Wright and servts, Tappahaunock; r
Motley, Essex; AP Lyon, Pittsburg; P Rice, A g
Rice, Ala; DR. Oh istan. Geo Weaver, Farley, Z
Roanoke; John Caldwell, Tenn; 81 Minor and lady,
Shues, N Y; M johnson. Tenn; Woolworth,
NY; Gordon. Caroline; McMulen, Va; Pa.
trick and lady, Chicago Peyton, Caroline; Wick
ham, Henrco; Rev M d Hoge, Richm ond; T Short,
Richmond Kennett; CHM; L Preston: Va nj
Harvey N Y FIG Gregg, c Goldrng. Goochland;
mond; w L Ellsworth, N Y; w Seymour, Hardy; M
r ii Garrett, Essex.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-W S johnson, N C; A
Armstrong, Henrico; Z Schemerhorn. Richmond;
E Thompson. Baltimore; s W FaIrsr, J Wilson,
4 Piunket. Appomattox; A Hendrick, Tazewell;
w Nj Dody Ga; A Hedson, Culpeper Mrs Wood
fin. Albemarle; G Mayo, Miss w Povall, Pow
hatan; L Qunlan. Wheeling; Ii w Hutton, C JEFF
fries. York; C Brown, r 4 P r R; d Han
cock, Chesterfield; w B Rector. A Clement, Camp.
bell; J Poval Miss; F PRedford, Richmond.
AMERICAN HOTEL g Armstrong Henrico;
Worrock. w Scott. Richmond; w w Blackford,
Abngdon Waeswell, w Tanner, Ala; w Bow
ers, Conn; M Adams, A E JeffIy. s Turner. Fl
Mattingly, H M Mitchell, Miss E Mitchell, WASH
son, Ky; J Hopkins Danyille; Groner. Trav
Agt $ Roanoke: w C Williamson, F C Adams,
A Clemments, Bait: J Evans, J Greeves, Phila;
$ Taliafero, Hanover; E Caldwell, Va; A d AL
len. II SA.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Jan. 90.

ARRIVED,
Steamer Belvidere, Pritchard, Baltimore, mdz,
Ludlam and Watson.
schr James Taylor, Newburyport, mdz Shields &
Somervilie.
Schr Sarah Fisher, Fisher, Philadelphia, coal, An
derson, Delany Co.
schr VIM G Young. Moore. Warwick. oysters.
Schr aea Flower. Forest, Floyd's Bay, do
Schr Fair American, Crockett, Mason's Creek, oys.
ters.
Sloop Necessity, Fletcher, Horn Harbor, oysters
Sloop Willow, lrby, Little bay, do
Sleep Sachem's Head d Hart, do
SAILED
Schr James Ward, Sparrow, New York, mdz, w
Colquitt Co.
Schr Repeater, Parks, District of Columbia mdz,
w Colquitt Co.
schr Entsrprize, Pendleton, st Johns N F, mdz,
Shields l. Somervle.
Schr Virginia, Page, Back River
Schr Jenny Lind Martin, Back River.
Schr Two Companions, Chesser, Hampton.
Schr Two Brothers, Jarvis, Horn Harbor.
Schr Macedonia, Moore, Cherrystone.
Schr Henry Clay, Forest, B ack River.
Schr Good Will, Cutchin, Nansemond.
Sloop Sally Ann. GwaItney, Smithfeld.
AT CITY POINT.
Schrs Gallsge, Merchant and New York, bound
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n. a,,,,-T ~ e.tu,dav niebt fem

On 4 HPREE.-LaDt H0fuf0oy nl9ht fuM-
uel Jennet, Phrisby 7 DIX and William Allen, got
On bit of spree. durina vtich they visited e SIC
ton store and purchased six bowie knives Ans n
takins one and Dir another, bot - Jsnnst he but
ons arm he concluded to lssvehe others for anctnei
time Beins tins armed with deathsdeeiers nno
having taken more "smilsse than was necr ss9y iof
their quiet they sailed into he vslley and
mis- ONeii who knew the parties sed desired no row
with them. Here Sam began fhs shray py i1nn'es
against ONsil three times and beirg admonisned 20
repest the efsnce more. presented weapon -
an ..insimidator" which Dir bscted With 2 bowie,
and wit h was instantly called BY Botto. 1no
came to the rescue Nth q ssix shooter and ended
the row. From here the "trio went little fartnef
and being refused sdmttsncs into Henry BRUNO FRO
cery where they desired to steam up. knoc.ee n
the window broke the glass and made variety OF
started in full cry after the Watch FROM nfuns
this party marched to George Howards house nesi
by and while one of them knocked st the 1ont
door the other tive went to the bach one, forced
entrance and sezing bed and rocking chair marched
of with them. .
MIR. How ard did not see by whom bis articles were
carried away, but he satisfied that Dix was 81
the front door while the plsging was going or
Waterman Pearce and his partner having nearo OF
the rows started in pursuit Of the deprecaters ana
on entering Mr.. Howard's lot, caught Dix. with
bowie-knife in his hand, and saw another man Jump
the fencs with large knife in his hand shortly
after this they found Jernet ON the rsilroad and
marched him and Dix OH to the cage; but Alien had
effected his escape, and up to the hour OF " O'Clock
YESTERDAY, had not been csrtured. The Mayor. at
ter hearing all the evidence. required DIX and Jen
net to give bail for their future good behavior IN the
sum of $500 each, and in addition required both of
them to give security to appear before tbs next
Grand Jury term of the Hustinss Court, to answer
the night time, in visitation Of law and order SO
much for rum.
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- PROFITABLE ApvsRTisiNs.-Morc
and others who desire 70 eivs their
hn.Ipess - extensive aed desrabls circOlasi0r
sbroushcut the State Of Virginia. achieve that
al al ~ sdyertisine In the DDuTHEaN fLANTEn.--
p,cs az square OF tss Insa without sitersiion,l
a ny snnum Those who have signifed desire TO
mac yes Of this medium will please hand ~
th.i, n nj once a. the February uumber viii be
r.t 10 rreas in few days. Once Msin street, ever
T. NJ Zimm erman's store.
JoHx SHoRE, Commissioners 10 Chancery,
for the Circuit Of the United States the cireu.I
Court fcr the County Of Henric", and OF the sounD
Court Of Henrico r,.fH.. vvtI1
Uuti suitable rooms can be obtained. his omee WI
be at the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court iof eho
County Of henrieo. AZ .o 9
o'clock P. NJ.
DRESS GooDs! DRESS GooDs.-Belng de-
sirous to reduce stock this sesson we ofer great
BARGAINS in II,
worsted PLAIDs and Plaid Raw SILKS
BEREGES, TISSUES, GRENADINES, CHAL-
LIES he &c for Spring
Plaid and Striped Summer SILKS, at % CTS PEI
BALL AND EVENING DRESSES at all prices,
from o. so to $50 in Embd Muslins Tarle-
tans Grenadines, Tissues, Grape and Tuiie
Robes, &c, by
in 92-2w 86 Main ut
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SLAVERY TEXT BOOKS.
AInnI nII e

W. RANDOLPH offers for sale the
- following
Sociology for the South, the Failure of Free &c.
ciety; by g. Fitzhugh-l00
Fletcher's Study on Slavery-200
Dews Essay ON Slavery-50c
Slavery in America, an Essay for the times; by r.
R. Mason-25c
An Enquiry into the History of Slavery; by Rev.
J. C. Thornton-100
Fuller and Wayland's Discussion on Domestic Sla-
very-50c
De BOWS Industrial Resources of the South, s
ola-6 90
Uncle Robin in his Cabin in Virginia, and Tenn
without one in Boston; by ]. w. Page-lG0 :
Life at the South. or Uncle Toms Cabin as 1t is;
by w. H. g. Smith, 90
White Slaves of England; by j. C. Cobden-l.25
Planters Northern Bride; by Mrs. C. L. Hentz;
vols -150
LOO
The Lofty and the Lowly; by M. J. Mcintosh;
vols-l So
The Holy Bible, at from Csc. to $40.
ia 2S-d2tw1t
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IseENp,AR1Es are as busy as be,

INeENDIARIEs are as busy as bees in the
efforts should be spared to detect them and bring
them to justice. During the past week daring eff
fort was made to fire the carpenter shop of Mr..
William o. Waterman, on Shockoe Hill, but fortu
nately the torch, after being kindled, extinguished
itself.
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CAMILLE This beautiful French drama

CAMILLE This beautiful French drama
will be produced at the theatre tonight. 1t is said
to be piece in which Miss Davenport is emphati-
cally at home, and we therefore need make no eff
fort TO urge our readers to attend. That the tn
tire will be crowded we have not the slightest doubt
for the reception OF Miss Davenport, and the ap-
plause which has continually greeted her, during
her engagement is sufficient guaranty that great
play like "Camille " will attract throngs. The
entertainment will be varied by the beautiful dan
cling of the Misses Kendall
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-23

AN OLD SOLDIER In LIMBo.-James Nc
Donald, . revolutionary soldier, who claims to be
being drunk and dsorderiy In the Garket house. Old
lac has but one eye, 10 a. active a. boy, and can
Gnnk a. much '.blue ruinn any other man In the
: o'rth In the Valley Inn Tor the winter season.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-23

DARING IMPUDENcE.-A negro fellow
named Albert, slave to Mr. John Graener of this
city, was arraigned before the Mayor on the charge
of sssaulting his master. and the evidence of his
guilt being most CONCLUSIVE, he was ordered TO be
punished with stripes TO the extent of the law. Mr..
G. should send this chap to the Southern country
by all means. where he could enjoy the pleasures
of cotton field.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-23

COMMUNICATIONS Starke, an eman-
cipated negro was arrested by officer Tyler for re
manning In the Commonwealth contrary to law
The Mayor sent him on to the next term Of the
Hastings Court to an swer for the offence 3