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COUNT NEsSELRoDE's VIEW OF THE PEACE
PRoPosITIoNS.-The dispatch of Count Nessel-
rode which accompanied the Russian counter-pro-
positions, first sent as reply to those whose &C
ceptance pure and simple" was insisted on by
England and France as preliminary to the renew
al of negotiations, indicates the view taken by
the Russian Government of the terms offered by
the Allies, and exhibits the nature of the modifica-
tons for which the Russian negotiations may be
expected to contend in the approaching Confer
ence at Paris The first proposition, presc ribing
modification" of the Russian frontiers, by which
il Is intended to remove Russian domination to a
distance from the Danube, and restore part of
Bessaraba to Turkey, was objected to- on the
ground that Russia had in its possession conquer
ed fortresses in Turkey-that of Kars, whose res.
toration ought to be considered an equivalent for
the evacuation of the strong places occupied by
the Allies upon Russian soil.
Count Nesselrode also proposed to limit the ap.
plication of the provision prohibiting the erection
and maintenance of military arsenals to ''the
shores Of the Black Sea, with the purpose, doubt
less of excluding Nicolaieff from its operation
Another alteration adds the WORD protection"
in the clause providing for the limitation of the
armed vessels in the Black Sea, so as to make it
read "a fixed force necessary to the service and
protection of the coast the object being as stated
by the Chancellor the prevention of the Circassan
slave trade Then there are two general objec-
tions-one to the concluding article of the Propo-
stions, which reserves to the allies the right of
demanding other special conditions, additional to
the four guarantees in a European interest; and
the other to the principle of requiring material
guarantees from Russia only, none being exacted
of Turkey, which Count Nesselrode urges is re-
pugnant to the idea dominant in the original pro-
CRANE of the four points But eleven days after
these notifications were demanded, the acceptance
of Russia was signfed to all the propositions and
the dispatch of which we have given above the
prominent features, is now only interesting as in
dicatng the probable course of Russian diplomacy
in the negotiations.
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ITALIAN REvENGE-A rather singular trial took
place on the Both January in the Court of Assizes
of the Seine, Paris. An Italian, by the name of
Paci, arraigned for the murder of his mistress
who was, by the way, married woman. On be-
ing placed at the bar Paci at once pleaded guilty,
and told the following story II took the woman
aside in order to reproaeh her, she having deceived
me by intriguing with another man. She denied
the accusation. You are base creature said l.
And you she replied, are a coward and a wretch
If you are jealous, and true Italian, you ought to
kill me- 4 thought SO too, continued the priso-
ner. 'and so took her at her word. rushed up-
her, struck her several blows, and she fell
dead" The jury found verdict of guilty, puh
alternating circumstances, and Signor Paci the man
''wot" had sustained the character of true TIA
lian," was sentenced to hard labor for life-Paris
Cor.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
T...dny sIorninx. February rs, 1 $50.

MASSACHUSETTS, AND GEoRGIi-1Ae CoHfTaA = =
Massachusetts, In the hands of two abolition les,s
latures In 1854 and 1855 Incorporated such men
Henry Wilson, now U. s. Senator, Ansp n STE
lngame member Of Congress Charie' s q
phen G. Philips, Samuel +. Sewah' ga Th.ver
Howe Francis w. Bird. Otis Caapp' Nib with
John NJ 3. Williams, and Thomas ~, w. s,JIfoSs
power to hold an aggregate capl'Ae sssstinr emil.
or DOLLARS "for the purposse e.s,,,c emigration
grants 70 settle In the West direc'ins g. Oh -
ssros,,w.rd ard proyIding sccommohasons 10. 'he
e. e., sr-iyinr at their places Of desfina
ton" - .xsnrs who rere drawn
some We 49, donbtiess believed Il to be law
INTO WI. .,,sLing corporation, speculation In
iuI h'ohef ~ no idea Of a civil war But with
- ,oon as we have named, most OF them notori
,,,sjv interruptions freesoii men, the design was
.raIv nolitical--to make Kansas an abolition
State and mahuiac'Vse capiai io' "ie
party. 49, -
taken posses sion of by the abolition fanatics and
their whole occupation has been to stir up strife.
rebellion and civil war between the North and
South and make Kansas the battle Held
Hence at Worcester. Lowell and wherever these
men hold Kansas meetings. they are carrying out
the purposes of their charter IN proSldlng accom-
,noddf;ors for the emgrants in Kansas, by supply
inc them with Shapes rifles 10 make war upon
tho constituted authorities of the United States
These men openly declare, as at the Lowell meet
ing that they had sent ont men and women TO
take possession" of Kansas in the name of aboli.
tiouisrn and If the government does not protect
them in setting up their governor and legislature
gainst the constituted authorities of the United
ates aud the territory they the abolitonists and
aid emigrant corporation of Massachusetts,, will
give them their most liberal aid r.
This, we are sorry to say, is the awless attitude
of Massachusetts, toward the Union. On the other
hand, the slaveholding State of Georgia by a vote
in her Legislature, has declined sending men or
troops to Kansas to get up civil war and reposes
upon the Constitution and the laws of the Union.
Can Massachusetts honestly hold up her head in
such a contrast f-Boston Post
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SHORT OF CAsH.-We observe in the New York
Tribune letter from Nicaragua of the latest date
from thence, wherein the writer says:
THE government is understood to be in a tight
place for funds, and certain persons representing
Walker in the States are empowered to negotiate
a loan. Money Is now necessity. Not one of the
soldiers have received a dime since the opening
of the campaign, and there is much discomfort
and even insubordination among the troops on this
subject Two companies stationed at Leon had
revoted, and refuse TO do garrison duty until all
arrearges of back pay have been settled The ex-
element caused by this intelligence was every.
where visible in Granada"
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naLnrIED ASSASSINATION AT NEW Orr r.ss
olIoer seuxeneau. of the third dI.,r,ct in Nss,
~ was attacked In his Office few DAYS sso
- 'p'pes@aa Mscan, and severely wounded d.
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DOWHATAN HOUSE Two large and
comfortable roorus, well suited faffnemeers with
their wives, families, now vacant which the Fro
fe 10 JNO. DARRACoTT. Proprietor.
NOTICE.-.THE MILFORD HOUSE
The travelling public are hereby notifed that the
MILFORD HOUSE 10 open for Their aecommoda-
ton. This house s situated at Milford Depot on the
line of the r. r. x r. r. r. The proprietor 10 pre-
pared to give good accommodations and hopes to be
' r w. N BRAGG, Proprietor.
Milford Depot, Caroline Go. Va. Feb. FIN
NTOTTCE.--The Ballard Hstel saloon, In
Y the building opposite the Exchange Hotel
entrance the same that to the hotel This sstab-
lishment on the European plan is this day open for
the accommodation of the public, and the subscriber
hopes that the and elegant style in which he has
fitted up his saloon will far meet their appreciation
that he will receive fair share OF their patronage
jals Late of Lynchburg, Va
NTOTICE.-TO PASSENGERS ON THE
~ RICHMOND AND DANVILLE, AND SOUTH
DANvILLE OR LYNCHBURG:
Breakfast! Breakfast:: Ample time given
to eat.
sengers daily, with BREAKFAST, at the Junction Of
the Richmond and Danville and South Railroads
Immediately On their arrival on the cars
my l7-l2m SAML D. BURKE
OERSONS visiting the city during the
L winter, win find the POWHATAN HOUSE
very pleasant agreeable and convenient Hotel to stop
at Its location is in the most agreeable part of the
city, Being convenient to the Capitol and the most
business parts of the city, also to places of amusement
offers inducements that cannot fail to please.
del JOHN DARRACoTT. Proprietor.
NOTICE.-Passengers going North are hereby
~ informed that on and after SATURDAY, LIST of
September the trains of the Fredericksburg Railroad
Company will always stop at the SLASH COTTAGE
HOTEL sufficient time to allow those who deaire to
do to obtain Breakfast or sHppssTR III
Slash Cottage Hotel Aug. 81, 1855 aust
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IA ton is combination of the active principles of
the best Calsaya Bark with other improved and val
in the form of an elegant Cordial Elixir which, while
possessing their remedial properties in eminent
degree is entirely devoid of their Objectionable Bit
terness and disagreeable taste.
1t may be employed with benefit in all morbid
conditions of the system connected with debility,
whenever q corroborant influence is desired and
communicating symptoms exist and, in the absence
of all local inflammation, especially of the stomach and
bowels, it will be found highly serviceabe in relax
loss of appetite and anguor, where tonic influence
is desrable-intermittent diseases of Neuralgia d
febre character, and in many other to which,
by analogy the attention of the intelligent Physician
will be directed. will prove serviceable in ward
ing off the miasma arising from low damp situa-
tons and, by its invgorsting tonic influence in pre-
venting after recovery, recurrence of the attack
Prepared and sold BY
PURCELL, LADD & CO,
oe 10 Druggists, 81 Main street.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

IFE INSURANCE.-MUTUA BENZ
IL FIT COMPANY.
Capital, July LIST, 1855. ........$2l Us, 2b2 IA
Losses paid in Richmond over. $3.50 800 90
This Company is purely mutual and Is paying an
nusl dividends to the insured eff IS per cent.
Office at "Stationer's Hail." No. q Pearl ST.
B. w. KNOWLES, Agent.
B. Slaves insured in the Albemarle Insurance
Company from to years. b. w. n, Agt.
de 22-3m-
LNIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE can
L be effected with the Albermarle Insurance Com
pany on as favorable with any other compa-
ny in this State possessing real cash capital to meet
losses. Apply to STOKES CO,
Agts, Richmond, Va.
VIM. T. EARLY, PreSt,
JNO. WOOD, Jr., Sec'y,
Charlottesville, '
limited STATES LIFE INSURANCE
u ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY, OF PHI
LADELPHIA-CAPITAL s1,240 ,62s-Issues poll
ees on White Persons for Life, and makes annual d
vidends policy holders also nsures Slaves for
or q term Of years. For rates, &c, apply to
OF. BRESEE, Agent, or
Y. w. HANCOCK,
Medical Examiner,
At the office If the Insurance Company of the Val
ley ofVirginia, 18th street, Richmond, Va
Sc 22-6m
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CORDIAL FOX TIE NIIL-

IL LION.-This celebrated Mixture is certain
cure for certain disease, it is certain cure for
certain weakness if of long short duration You
viii find marked improvement from the dose, look
to this you unfortunates and bottle OF tins es
teemed and highly approved Medicine. The Medical
Faculty recommend it.
To be had of Duval Norton, o 3. Hill, A. Bode
ker, j. B. Wood, C. Millspaugh, P. Semple, on
Main street; L. B. Thomas and Andrew Leslie, OPP
posite the R. and + R. r. on Broad street.
70 <
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BACON & BASKERVILL,
Jos. BRUMMEL, }
A. l.. RoYsTER,
J. B. RoYsTER. In I9---9md&w

WILLIAM r. COLEMAN & CO., SHIP
w PING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
CALIFORNIA AND FRONT STREETS, SAN FRANCIS.
CO, CAL.-Ofice No. 81, Wall Street New York
VT. COLEMAN
HENRY CARLTON,
J. II. WILLIAMS
Mr.. COLEMAN is in New York and will give ship.
pers every information as to markets shipping 10
a. EXCHANGE on San Francisco, for sale by
VIM. T. COLEMAN
jo @-ts 81 Wall street
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Observation-Disclosures with reS5es1 Tia

DOsTPONEMENT.--I t Is with res1est that
L have to announce that my Distribution Enter
prise cannot take place on the 22d Febrnarv The
unusual hardness of the winter has prevented me
from seeing and settling with my agents As ssoa as
than about the st of August az which time the Draw
ing viii certainly take place. or the tickets called in
and the money refunded. And should the snle Of
tickets satisfy inc in doing 50, shall fix upen an ear
her day, as | an anxious 20 have the Drayyinp tsLn
place at the earliest possible tine - A'
JESSE T. HOPKINS,
7
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. we hRv
IL

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. we hhVe
So an over. stock of thick-sole Morocco and
Kid Buskins which DESTROYS to close
ont before the season shall be over. We have several
kinds of them and will sell them cheap Indeed,
our whole winter stock must be sold to make room
for spring goods IL you want pair OF Shoes OF any
kind for YOURSELF your children, your servants, be
sure to go TO L. .. MAUhiCE
fe 81 15l Main str eet, Richmond, va '
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EOR SALE
Il S8,5 500 Virginia Skies short dates
2,l0G James River and Kanawha Guaranteed
Bonds.
5000 Va. Central Railroad ~ monthsl Bonds
5000 Va. and Tennessee I'D mortgage) Railroad
Bonds
5000 Manassas Gap Railroad Bonds.
5000 Rockin CHAM county Bonds
81 shares Central Railroad Stock.
700 City of Richmond Stock.
fe9 X. II. MAURY & CO
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MECHANICAL.

VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TO JOHN w.
DAVIES STONE CUTTER, MAIN STREET, BE-
TWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH return thanks to my
friends for their kind patronage during the past four
years. and beg leave to say that am prepared to
furnish Store Fronts Monuments, Tombs, Vaults and
attend Enclosing Burying Grounds, and in fact all
work in the Stone Cutting and Building line.
Quality of Stone and Workmanship not to be sur
passed North or South. oc so
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ENOR SALE.-.The undersigned is anxious
to dispose of his Onesixth interest in the "Arruo-
ry Mill" and his onethird interest in the lease and
machinery of "Bragg's Mill |"
This property can be had at avery low price Apply
to c. DIMMOCk,
fe II to At the Armory.
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FVNKUE TURF OIL.-.Kead the fOIIOWInR
i and come to store and we will tell you OF
many others who have been cured:
gentleman of this city, whose niece, little child,
suffered so much with sore eyes to be Painful to
look at the ars trickng down the cheeks were so
acrid as to produce large each of them and
tending it, but did not it. One bottle of our TURF
OIL has cured this child entirely at liberty to
refer to the party, who will not give written certih-
cate.
ANoTHER-A friend of ours who suffering with
a most painful complaint, entirely cured by one
bottle.
ANoTHER-With most aggravated case OF FILES,
to which the knife had been cessfully applied,
was cured by one bottle We refer to these par
ties and many others we have quantity of certih-
Gates all of whom our people and reliable.
For sale by nearly all the Druggists of the city, and
by DOVE co..
lie II Sole Proprietors Richmond. Va
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FRESH SUPPLY.-Lndies, thick
EIdlSf and thin sole Caters at 81 so; LadieS Mo
rocco Walking Boots; Ladies' Morocco
Walking Buskins; Ladies' Goat Buskins Misses
Goat and Morocco Boots; Childrens Thick Sole
Bootees fresh lot of the above Shoes just recelv-
ed at DAVID WALSdo
def lZ9 Main street.
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HOTELS.

D0WHxTxN HOUSE Two large and
Il comfortable roous well suited faftnembers with
their wives, families now vacant, which the Pro-
prietof would be glad 20 have occupied.
fe 10 mo DARRACOTT. Proprietor
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NOTlCE...W Wishing TO reduce our stack
OF Fancy Dress Goods, will for the next two
months ofer at cost for cash entire stock OF such
goods consisting In part of Printed and Figured Nous
lines; French and English Plain and Plaid Merinos;
fiald, Striped and Brocade Silks, with many other
styles suited to the present season.
RINFORD. MAYO BLAIR.
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~ OTi G. E.-The undersigned having
/ Y qualified administrator with the will annex.
ed of the estate of Simon Bonavita deceased late
of this city requests all persons having claims against
the said to present them to him duly authen-
ticated) for settlement and all persons indebted to
the same, re- make payment to him without delay as
is important that said estate should be setted as
soon as practicable. Those claims which have been
heretofore presented to the Sergeant of the city of
Richmond as such administrator will be acted on
without farther notice from the parties.
EDWARD y. CANNON,
Administrator Of S. Bonayita, deceased.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

I ARUS & SHINE, AUCTIONEERS AND
Il COMMISSION MERCHANTS, IA Main street,
will attend to all sales of Real and Personal Estate
also to the sales of House Furniture Stock Goods &c.
&c. on accommodating terms.
P. c. LARuS. JAMES n.
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We take this opportunity 10 request our customers
whose accounts fave been standing six months, TO
make early settlements.
ia l---dGets BiNFoRD. MAYO & BLAIR
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VALUABLE PRIV aTE RPs

VALUABLE Il TX L V II T. RESI-
EH:s DENCE FOR SALE.--The undersi gned, finding
sk it important TO have his house and Office together
in more central part of the city, offers for sale his
present residence, at the of Clay and 9th
The property is in every respect convenient comfort
able and pleasant as family residence The Lot has
front of about 60 feet. and back paved alley
70 feet vide; the improvements excellent Brick
dwelling house with 10 rooms furnished with gas and
other conveniences; brick kitchen with tin roof;
brick stable and carriage-house, with slate roof;
smoke-house and other outhouses. The soil and eN
posture of the lot favorable that grass trees
vines and flowers all flourish it. The lot is within
a few moments walk of the market, without being
subjected to any annoyance from it. The neighbo'-
hood is very pleasant.
The terms can be made accommodating TO pur'
chaser. Apply to r. R. HOWISON,
Office, Law Building; residence corner
fe 23---dts CLAW and 9Th SITS.
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ENARM NEAR RICHMOND FOR sAI.E:
Il OR EXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY IN THE
CITY, wish to sell exchange for property in the
city, my FARM Meadow brook, the Central Rail
Road, one mile north of Meadow bridges, and miles
from Richmond, containing 82l The Land is
of excellent quality being admirably adapted for gar
dening and armingfor gardening unsurpassed by any
in the vicinity of Richmond, examination will
prove. 1t lisa healthy and highly desirable situation
having excellent House containing six rooms and
the necessary out-houses in good order. There Is
crop of Wheat and Winter Oats seeded and MANFRED
There is also planted in the garden everything for
early Spring marketing. Also, Strawberries, Goose
berries young Apple Orchard, Hot-beds, Asparagus
&c. So that purchaser hight commence operations
with prospect of immediate returns for Hist
ment
The above property will be disposed of upon advau.
tageous terms by early application the subscriber
at the Drug Store Of Broad and 4h streets or
to f. d. EACHO. WIN. c. BATTAILE
The above is also excellent location for physi-
clan.
If not sold privately before the 18th day of March
next, the above Farm will be sold at public auction
TO the highest bidder. fe I6-tds
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- FOR RENI-The store ana dwelling part of
Ea the house occu oied by him. No 49, and also the
Ms& upper part of the house betw cen 9th and 10th
streets, DR.. Adeingtons office, opposite Messrs.
u. d A BargGmins rim Store. Apply to
sc 5-ts J. D. B. EVANS.
~ Danvlle Republican and Wytheyille Telegraph
please copy and for ward bill to me.
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-v AINSLIE, BOWEN q POW.
NEsR ELL, COACH MAKERS, CROSS ST.

o"L AIN cd.Ii; BUMEN & p0W ~
0f@1ABOVE THE BANKS.-The subscribers
ara practical workmen with long experience and de-
voting their personal attention to all work done in
their shop confidently offer themselves to the public
for the manufacture or repairing of Carriages, for
which they have superior facilities, they have on
hand at this time, of their manufacture a good
stock of CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAYS, BUGGIES,
&C., OF the most approved styles to which they invite
the attention of those In want ofsuch articles Thank
full for the encouragement we have received We
only promise to efforts give satisfaction
to all who favor Us with their patronage.
G.. A. AINSLIE,
D.Y. BOWEN,
no 22-d&cSm H. H. POWELL
~ Iron Manufacturer, 18th street, between Main
and Cary, Richmond, Va.
GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES,
Steam Pipes for Churches, Public Buildings, 10
Metallic Roofing, Gutterng and Spoutng, put
up in any part of the city and country.
WELL AND GARDEN PUMPS FOR SALE.
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"a C:ARDEHI G.--The nnder- @pG
- signed respectfully tenders his services-SS
to ell persons, either in the city or coun- XeS1
try, who may require the attention Of Flor-.S~<9
list Landscape Gardener either in laying off yards
and gardens, planting trimming trees, box hedger
srape-vines &c. Work will be done by the day,
according To contract.
Orders left at the Confectionery of A. Pizzini, on
Broad street, viii be promptly attended to.
My residence is at the corner of Henry and Broad
streets opposite Absrnethy's garden.
"a l7--5m' CHARLES A. RUHLE.