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used almost everything which has been offered for
tho Of rats oockroaches and ants but until
tried Parsons Co.'S vermin aud insect exterminator,
did not feel justified in either Of them
therefore chserfuy state that Co.'s extermina
tor has teetually destroyed all the cocksaehes my
ali the rats therein 1t valuable to hotel keepers
X. fHENC CHI, Proprietor Of french's Hotel.
CIV CLICKENER CO., Agents, 81 Barclay street.
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llers daguerreotypsts photographers eectropa
pyresecbnsts steel Poshers best oil cosnac both
gear, GIN Monons whiskey Jamaica and st.
Croix cherry peach bromne, iodine cyanide potAs
sium nitrate silver, Vienna lime asbestos cadmium bis
n.th nickel platna nitrate sronta baryta chorae
ash, blue vitrol For by D. l.. FEUCHTWANGER re.
loved TO % Maiden lane
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN.
asituaton she is good cock snd baker, and hrst
have objection short dstancen the country can
Rues, In the rear.
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CITUATI0N WANTED-AS MATRON, IN A PUBLIC
- institution TO take the charge in private gentle
family or hotel by middle aged lady Of expert has
held respon sibe stations in number Of public institutions
both in this city and has had the Of chill
dreD Can furnish testimonials OF the highest caasacte
liberal salary expected. Address r., Herald Office
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Four medals on the wrapper,
OF Lyons flask you see;
His signature too, mark you,
A fair "fac simile.n
Beware ofeheats and peddlers,
Whose trash no insect kills;

And true Magnetic Pills.
Depot for Lyons MAJ neIic Powder and pills,
s0r destroying insects and vermin. l24 Broadway.
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10 Nervous SuMerers.-A Retired Clergy
nan restored to health in few days. after many
great nervous suferings Ia anxious to make known the
means Of Will send ee) the prescription used Breos
usv. John n. DsRnan.1 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
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FURNITURE.

nESKS, DESKS, DESKs-DoUBLE AND SINGLE
stsnang and sitting desks Of every description, from
to feet once tables OF size, office stools
&c the largest stock in the city, Mt KNOWS desk store
Beekman street.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.


REFORMATION WANTED-OF GEORGE LUDLAM
formerly Of Leicester, England, brickayer, of the
next Of kin Of Thomas steads deceased dead Of the
time and place of his burial Address H. Nico "a William
street. New York. John Loseby, Leicester England.
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EENTREvILLE COURSE, L. I.-PACING.-MONDAY
~ May IA, 1T o'clock r. M-MAtch 81 CO., mile best
sn5 Mr.. James D. Mchsnn names oh. m. Poeahontas,
pacerD and driver TO weigh 800 lbs Col
Joseph Hall names Hero (pacer TO sufky.
leave Peck slip and Grand street ferries Williams
hourly, for the course. JOEL CONKLIN. Proprietor.
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WANTED-A SCOTCH PROTESTANT GIRL, TO DO
W tho general housework Of q small private family,
peatsbuv r,tusrcd 10 The country 10 thai tits,
willie pleasant and permaDent bone. who milk
Treieiea renee requf a. lnguis - Ferry.
uIr IT,, b,i fc.njstdtr n. 4,sne sthsr need Apply.
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To SHIPPING, COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND I'M:
i porters.-Wanted, by gentleman, who speaks and
writes correctly the German French Dutch sad English
saar5 moderate Good reere given The advertiser
Will call upon any who addresses line to f. H., He
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WM S. MORRIS
Taos. l.. JOHNSON.
.lNO. b. | EE
JAS. r. HORNER
CiIAS. l.. DlBRELL.

My object ia tho owe proposition i to have the
plnc- Ncp IN roper order, AMI mike it worthy the
ramc o "CEMErERh. - Whilst engaged there
hu1iuess, ha,c f., q1e6y und m"n aud children it
ting on the Tomb, and o1lerVr.c deftcing the
m"ts Of tar aInyes Ia several instance, hive driven
hoys nf tie cbcp~ure Who engaged in thrown
rock, using ihctoP OF Monuments as mark
for their sport tois tire thai has friend loved one
buried there that liz, hear OF neople tramp
ling over their graves ind otherwise DISCERNING the
quiet City ii the derd19
1t the proposition meets the aprrolatioa OF ot mol
tls, shall sre il attended to personally
Ier,ons willing to add tht names 10 lie lis ot sub
sc.ib,rs do 50 by caaingat my Mmie Worss.
r,ny2-dlm ION y Is. (ADDESS.
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ROCERY aud oMnIssIo

~ HtlUNt> AND LUMBER NhilN, on the TrW
Basin FOR RENf-Two large ire proof Briss erl
cery and Commission Houses, with largo LIihrr Nard.
atache I, the Basin, emily occupied by hol
& Pryor and Ro J Echuls, fr md passcsst,n
given II once. One 10; has Railroad running thraul
and there Is Crane tha Wharf o- the OF l'p
teneinen,s.
Four Lumber Ya.,l. without hnu.r. hl'o for rent
the Basin Apply 10 JOHN kuGkER.
<.
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1 CAR

4 CARD The suns, rlber ha.inC rurcha.e1 raj
\ MrDsHiel. Hun s. IRE. trir interest IN -.
ate cnurrrn ut " 7. Apiersft l. CO. Wfu continue
the GRooE aY CbssIs'I1s ard toRwAkni>G h4-ln :.
81 the old stand the Basn ssbeet they ,il kaep
hand .tocs ct GUAM, Ple.t-f. l5ne AID eaeot. 1t
sale a. the loves. ossh price,.
IL returns rs thanks lie iIIraG. , ihr - ssa
cern sra p15- generally far fhr hhc al rafrant
extended ana hopes, ~ usirg III hc-t cscton-, 10
merit a continuance o. tH, ,sn. 10 the ronealo
ais d,s M 7. ANDERSON
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MERCHANDISE.
....,aHn.IppIY OENEM GOODS

The subscfibers are now Upsn1hg i"f I"'f's u
lei, SECOND SUPPLY 81 ,casonabie Goods fseei'-
/. purchased b, their seuiur palmer Ia We" i"'"'
birI added to their September purchase makes '"ei
stuck very toll and one oil the most attractive ever
DRESS GOODS il Silks, Saline, sn'eneia', Moasil.
Na,,uo. Sc Ladies Velvet Satin and Cloth Cioaks y
linn. preach Enbroide es in great variety aaohs
which atrrSua rch srts ii Maltese Inc" ana H,'.''
sleeves ma Il CuIarz. general assortment "t Clata>
Cs..jfurfrs and Ee-tinas to- gentlemen. navy -to'h
al S.I.anrs Gund- suit "a, Fulied Linse>s Sallnel'
paaI Ii.d,cy- aid BI1uket,. Carpet, Rugs Crdno
Cso.h. AMI Duuf.Alat-. Together VII OIL good "'
,5.s#F ,tt. DIV GaoIs trade, nabs al wi II INV
ee9 ,.,d iIr much les tiou lily could lave ben
Ia aa,iy IN the .en,oa All ct winch thy are deter.
t,.aed II, sell low aud any AK examination Is All
lhrv AK ~ insure sullst ,uru.
,oyl3..lt. jobs 7. DANISA CO
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Fall Importation
fEnrthenAure and China.

Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy Articies.
1--WE sub' rbcr o Il 10 ib' trade latge AMI Ta'ed
i tx OF EarthcnWnre. China md tii.ss. the PIT
terms oil which srretrd by h.r.set n person,
Having - xpcre OF Huny yeafe ia IN. 'r'p#a1
bu. aess he feels rcd rarhdcnre IN saf1g that in potn
Of priee and qualify, II viii eompat" lnvoraby "Hh nay
other hnas, ia tlc ri4de
NH5fr 6fpuitc d aaer Nate,
D. 10 R-.ias and Ewcr., Jugs. Ten Ware etc
Rue PIT. Owing ard Fnnoy do
Ftne D.eosatei Chute Btnucr ard Dessert SETS
Do do do Tea aud 7 ct sels
Do do ~ Fnehers and Vases
Co.. Bsn.l do 90 ahaNe variety
" ffr Ghi.a do of asove variety.
Common Woro Of cvery dcscrrtien, suitthle iol
" ole.a.ae witch he olcr, uiou s4e frtms Jo' cfsh
e eaaaot fail GO p,ens.
fiar auntr Pier and Toilet Gpsses
fine Ivory Table Cutlery. Waiter. al Britannia Ware
Safety aad ozncr Fluid and solar Lamps
Gilss Nnic IN every variety.
All he NIX. is cal, md lie feet, assured hisPrecs
viii nv. sal stuctio9.
H.. Pasast j, one ut lhcbe,t iu he tide
Siaar u nrr at fu,torr uri.r..
sep l2--ta JAS y BsENANN,
-
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Twice a week between
BALTIMORE and kItnnoND
BBLvIDERB and PoCAHoNTAS

BELVIDERB and POCAHONTAS
rt.a. The steamer 8tLvIprHF iens"s Bnlttmofe
a.Asks-<ss every SATrRDAT afternoon tn Richmond -
returning leave. Richmond every TUESDAY afternoon
for Bal imofe.
The facAuoSTn leaves Baltimore esery NTp"f'
DAY aftsruoun Tor Richmond. -ieterninR leaves hleh
tn1ni cveta SATUHpAf hfcinoon lor Baltimore.
shipper. To Baimore. by rh".o two Boats' must hn'"
l5r .y3. ere cycty Monday md Friday 81 nch week.
IuDIAM & WATSON,
,4uv Eirhmund. Va.
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DISSOLUTION.

FFNll T. concern Nison Frauhin is this day dis.
solved hl limitation. All persons havirg claims
reainsi the Gun vii present them Joseph II WI
on tor pn,mrut; thosc indebted to the ,oucer, vii
make payment to Joseph II Wi SON lie having rur
.asei James Frank. in's interest in the pnc,rn.
JOS II VII son.
JAMES FRANKLIN.
September LIST 1851.
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Piald, R,c,chca and Brown Domcsti Calico Linen
Drl. Bod Cords aud Plough Lines. Niniow Glass nnd
ruuy, Gorpcas, Aur, Madden and Indigo, Pep, er
6ls e'r and Spice Spades. Shoves, Truce md Halter
Chains, Manure aud Hay Folks Boots Shurs and HITS
Ion sale, exchange Tor country lredurr,un
.nling terms. (nn. 2l.t.( IOIIN nOIllNS.
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"A L are rrr,isiag every wcek, BY express. FISH
w ING TACKLE to which we invite he attention
Of al persons wanting anything in t, at line, viz:
Rods from three to ak lnlnts,
Trout rods, with extra tips, full mounted,
Four joni rod4. nj = 2j,
Walking cane r. ds IN tnd Joints.
Six. grass, hemp and hair lines superior quality.
Ciravtation, Limerick and Nirgina Hooks,
Bait nets, with or without rods.
Plain and fine reefs India Rubber fish bait. needles,
nrtihcal es snoods and ia ne in the sporting
line Mt the Gun store w. Is. n &. FISHER,
Opposite Norv.li House, Lynch5urg.
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Il NOW-NOTHiNG s.-Whgs and D'm'
N Gratis are respectfully invited to call und exnmine
the beat stock of
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS
have vet had the pleasure of Offering being seleciedon
the best terms in New York, by my-ef with particular
regard to style and durability. and will be sold and
made up lol cash, punctual paving customers as
law the Same goods can be bought where
Among the stock will be found
French Clotls and Docshins of best make and fin sh
nice lot Fancy Cns>iners. Drap de etc. Summer
C'"hs minis, billings aod Mar.ales. for pants t'a'n
and Fncy Nes'ings oil Silk Satin Morsa lies. &c, &C.,
aud the best trimmings of every kind, Cotton and Linh
Shuts and DRIVES, some iG inches. Also, handsome
colored bosom Shirt with French cuffs for trlvrlin'
md summer wear, Collars, MI Xmas and sizes Cravats
Han dkcchie Gloves, Half Hose of MI kinds, - g.
Anbr''e Page srd manages the Tailoring Der 'rt
mont. bplj.ts WIN l.. PAGE
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hAGuEKREOTYPEs DAGuEIk

II REOTYPES.-H TIsrs drive penPe all
nreun to where they get the bet and ebeanes
Daeuerreo;, pes. but they 81. back to MINIS
TAsSKRs where they can get hest md are .nfe l."
got the worth Of their money Steamboat ta-isls
Railroad accidents, Bank bursting. Men tuning Ill
occur daily. hnt laing MINIS Y Taontr.. IN mixing
brilliant, ntisin and BE. ID nnrueuroyPes, Is "d ni
lie aues ION Those in should forset Ia cal
an, get ,ne picture. 8f rcd 10 icar fbc 5ooA
mutt titr rarfies satisfied.
\ arre Lrd braulitui sssorfucnt ot Gold iorksts
Rr.u-t pins. Ring. Wbc Seals hey, Nc el ian. md
ancy Cases always nd md for sale chez 2. VII
picture complete. splendid assortment Of Gases. No.
Just received Call early in tho day before tho sran
comes The Of weather. ma4ei dlfercnen j.
rrgsri IN 7u4ft Of picture
MINIS / tanner
tna.ln-L- Pm IrrLraI DanIl Nm r-r 2 III
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MISCELLANEOUS
CuANGE OF HoUHs-ons sr,..u..;us

y ana after be 9TH inst. cur Packet
Boa's W u leavs Lynchburg Monday, Wednesda, and
Friday, =. NJ. and Rrriv In Richmond next day at
>. NJ. The Packet for Buchanan will leave at A.
NJ, same DAYS and arrive in Buchanan al @ Z. NJ he
turning leave buchanan Tuesday, Thursday and sat
u day at A VI. md arrive ia Lsnehhurs at L. NJ.
In consequence OF tbs high price of forage and Pio-
visions the iarr will be raised that date.
BOYD. EDMUND DAVENPORT.
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NEW CONCERN.

UNHE undersigned will continue the Grocroy AMI
hmml,-un business ut the old stand OF Wilson
.enk in, where lie intends keeping general stock
nf every article in hi. Inc ana would re gia d.
uld customers and the p, biz ally Prompt arten
all forwarding and Other business entrusted To
JOS h. WILSON.
September lat, 1857 sep -
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,sxTNuHRIAo MASS LIQUORICE..

I = rB,csi n c1nsirnment, dIfeef per shlP Y OF
me nom cv ia De Ynunla Esq the ufactur il
; pain, Tor al by DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
mel aqf4
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DACON.-A SUI error lot OF sail Hams Shout
ID ders and Middings, suitable Fl fam ias, just
ceived mayl7-ts T. CRAWFORD
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BENNETT & BEERS. Prprieror@,

BENNETT Z BEERS. PrpMriors,
No. l25 Main ST. RihmonG, Va.
And for sale by J. Il Seey, R.i.sman, J. II.
Thompson & Co. r Staber X Co. Lynobug Va md
hy daa p.s in Nnilrinrs - rrvwt ere sep5 "
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' AND NEN ! OHk fAI NE 7 D. 7 hIs lev ststsst
home line ia composed Ct the following ves,r. pad
.nl from Ney-i ork every three day.. All owned in
,Ge city OF Richmond viz:
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NATHI GrGGENHEIMER.
WANTED.
Something Superior.

NJ cCORKLE d JONES VII hive. in a few dny,,
NJ 90 that celebrated + G. Stick Lie9lire
20 do do. Mass do,
To which they II Vi the attention OF manufacturers,
may 80
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NEW GOODS

EW sDDDS!
y RICH GOODS
FASHlpNABLE GOOBS9t!
NEW SrlLE3-WELL MADE.
c4EAP FOR CASH!
81 ~ pun. tll customers on slort time Now dniy
ceiviug nt the Clothing nd Fur.,hpg Rngaar.
api3ts BuRROuGRIS, SHAFER 4 co.
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The Message Of the Governor Of Maine.


Governor Morrill, in his message 70 the Maine Legis
iaturs nases aIlusion - the Know Nothing move
ment. In regard TO The liquor law he strongly recon
mends is stringent enforcement Considerable space
devoted to the slavery question, in which he says is
evident that the time has arrived when the question
must be met and discussed in national and State
councils and in primary meetings Of thepeop with the
same freedom with which other grave questions
wont to be considered Governor Morrill, condemns the
passage Of Kansas Nebraska BILL and resumed
extension Of slavery says what renders this aggressive
OF the Chief Magistrate of the country in open dseg
direct violation nj voluntary assurance given TO
che people who had elevated aim high position,
that movement Of he character should shock
pose of the country during his official term, in his
no 10 avert y
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Massachusetts Legislature.

BosToy, Jan. s. 1855,
The Legislature to-day elected nine persons TO const
tute the Executive Council tie previously no
minated in caucus; and also elected the Hon E. N.
Wright Secretary Of State. The election Of the State
Treasurer and Receiver General postponed until
Wednesday.
Two important motions made 10 the House to-day
TO elect a committee federal relations and
the otter 10 amend the constitution, as provide
that person shall have the elective franchise VINO
cannot read and write the English language. These
were ordered 20 lay orer under the rules
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sssage OF Gov. Wright Of Indiana on Free
Banks-know Nothsng Triumph.

NINtINNA1I jan Z, Ib55.
Governor Wright, Of Indiana, in his message 10 the
Legislature, takes strong ground against the free banks
and Gays the Legislature win be wanting in duty 10 an
outraged people tney fail to adopt prompt measures to
suppress the unjust and dsrepuable practices Of the
banks the circulation OF the free banks having been re-
duced to the extent of FIVE millions Of dollars and OF the
State banks 20 million Of iolars within the year the
contraction chiefly ,akirs place within six months be-
ing han one half Of the paper circulation of the
state.
Tho entire Know Nothing ticket was elected 10 Co
vington, Ky, az the municipal election saturday by
large majority.
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PRESIDENTIAL ISTRIGuEs IN THE CABINET
The condition of Mr. Pierce, at the head Of a
Cabinet by every member Of which he is de-
spised and laughed at, must be painful in the
extreme. 1t has long since been determined by
the right wing Of the Cabinet army that he is
not to be their man at the next election, Caleb
Cushing and his set threw him overheard after
the Nebraska bill. Mr.. Gushing then decided
to take up Buchanan, and wrote a letter to n
Pennsy lvania Judge on the subject, setting
forth his objections to Mr.. Pierce and his rea-
sons for preferripg Buchanan. The letter was
handed by the Judge to friend, and found its
way to the President himself. Mr. Pierce
handed it back to the writer and asked him
what he thought OF it. Caleb only laughed in
his face, and avowed that those were his senti-
ments. Poor Mr.. Pierce bad nothing to reply.
Every member Of the Cabinet DULLES him end
treats him like child. Marcy has long dealt
with him as though he were o schoolboy; and
now even Gushing lords il over him unuerci-
fully. A pleasant position tor President.
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BosToy January s, 1853.
The brig Planet has arrived at Salem from the Cape De
NerG Islands she reports that the United States sioop
oiwar Mariou commander Purvance, from Madeira was
at PORT Praya the 9th 81 December that the Un,ed
States frgate Constitution Tag ship Of the American
squadron, Commander Rudd, sailed from Port Praya
about November 10 for 81 vneents AMI Na,eira; aaa
that ths United States sloop Of Dale % nmander
Whit le sailed December for Monr,y aud cruise
The Planet trings letter bags from the Constitution
Marion aud Dale.
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with feelings of unmixed surprise and indigna-
ton. Acting upon instructions, he had pressed
the Spanish government for reparation and
apology for past outrages; add failing to re-
ceive either, ne had abruptly closed the nego-
tiations. How can he open them with honor
to himself? An apology already refused, can
he worthily represent the United States by
sueing humbly for that which in its very ma
ture must be given as matter OF right, and not
as charity, in order to possess any merit
whatever? These are Mr.. Soules views, we
have the best authority for declaring.
We feel, therefore, authorized to announce
that Mr.. S0uif has resigned his position as
Minister to Spain, and WU speedily return
to the United States with feelings of hostility
towards the administration and determined to
lay all the facts before the country. This will
at once bring up the Cuba question, and force
the administration to show its hand Mr.. Mar
cy is firmly seated in the State Department,
and he is as firmly opposed to the annexation
of Cuba at this time. Whatever his faults, he
is not lacking in courage; and we may, there
fore, expect to witness an interesting and
bloody fight.
As for Mr.. Buchanan, he will return home
dispirited. He has not been able to achieve
any results in England; and to man Of his
prominence the glitter of q court is poor re-
compense for the loss of the quiet and repose Of
his country seat near Lancaster.
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TKcKERY N TIE PUBLIC PRINTING.

WASHINGTON, Jan. =, 1893.
Much dissatisfaction exists among printers in conse
quenee of arrangement that has been made be-
the printers both of Congress by which
the greater part Of the composition is done but once,
while Congress pays for 1t twice. large number of
compositors thrown out of employment and talk Of
memorializipg Congress on the subject
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From Philadelphia.
INJUNCTION GRANTED AGAINST THE CoMsERcIA
BAHE or PHILADELPHIA.
Puu Anvrrp14 1an 3 *

PHrAOEIrHlA, Jan. s, 1855.
The injunction asked for 10 the Supreme Court against
the Commercial BANK q tais city, was granted this
morning II restraiss the directors OF lie bank from
discountng notes excop; a. the regular meet ngs Of tho
board, and from charging than 'ae gal rates OF
interest for doing 90
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Non-Arrivni ofthc Southern Nail-rargc Fire
nS Tvurtfurr.

- EaLHHoke, Jan s. 1868.
We taye received % mall here th.s evening south q
Richmond
A large arc occurred 90 LJrstturg, yrs.aa On =
turdsy, By which fourteen houses we're destroyed.
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Destruction Of . Min by Fire.

IRON lJHNce, Jan. :, 1850.
The old mill belonging TO the Peaesdae Manufacturing
Company at Peaceiae, was destroyed by re This
ing II valued at sl3 00G aud insured Tor s650o In
tns city at the Atlantis and wash:ngton Offices. This
vas the first uill IN When power Icons we're used N
sbts CO.., ntrv
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4. tHiIiDELPHiI, Jan $, 1855.
The clipper bark Ocean Eagle twenty three days from
GIBRALTAR and forty from Palermo arrived here u.
day. Spoke, december is bark James Bryant, OF
Beverly, Massachusetts,, from New Orleans for Genoa,
ff'y mt
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THE MEDIATION RESOLUTION.

Convention Of the Veterans Of 1912
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T HE l. TIES r N K w s,
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TEltGRiPnS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

THE u. 8. RsHTP--PRoPOsED AMENDMENT or
THE STATE coNsTTUTIoN--LAw B9oKs--TEMPE'
RANCE DEBATE, ETC., ETC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09
VOL. Xxx.
Railroad Riots mt Erie City.

HEsUMPTION OF TIE TROUBLES At HARBOR CREEK
BRIDGE TORN DowN-rHE SHERIFF DRIVEN FROM
THE GROUND. .I &E
ERIE, Jan. s, 1855.
The track OF the Lake shore Railroad torn up at
Harbor Creek to-day by order Of the Commissioners Of
Highways, and the road bed poughed over. The mob
engaged in tearing down the bridge over State
street Sheriff Vincent endeavored 10 make arrests but
was driven from the groundb the roters-both he and
Judge Miles being pei ted with balls and stones.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-07

generous. If not congenial, sympathy manifested
BY you for this sensitive gentleman and his pecu-
liar vocation.
of State, should esteem it fivor II you would
inform me of the nature Of the troubles that agi-
tated the bosom of Mr.. Blair / desire to be put
In possession Of the fcts-as they viii afford
such fine materials for post prandia disserta-
tion on the sympathies Of Government with tho
scruples and sensibilities of Post Office Police
man
have the honor to be- your obedient servant,
X. WARREN NOISE.
To @. CUSHING, Attorney General
Washington city.