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Passenger Arrived.

In s steamship Arabia fro. J'e~pse-Mr p.re.r. ,,s
lady 2childrrn and nur,e Ms D Gibbs, M woodrT
MIA Fowids Ms. wooarHf, Mrs wOodms, NJ LsSnss3
and lady Miss Won Gsssni'z Mr. Bidder, lady aarL
M5 Ls.on and lady chiIen asd nur'. NJ Fas.: ssi
lady Mr. Guild children and nurse Mr. Weihesel al
lady; ChildIsn and fem.e 'ervan,s Mr. yrsnn Cap:
Austin, Mrs Thorhurn children and Edxari B.r
nns Aorel, NJ oNoil fsche, Rev A Cain, Nrs
We'heren. McDounsn Rev Dr Hellnuth Coan, Rsstss.
mund Jas Dickson, Nj Cunning sham and son Mr pkns
sr Geo simp.on. Mr. Kas Mr. Crquhsrt Mr. Kaye stssd
ey n5 oIsnshaw and lady Dr Rae DR. Anderson ", Ner
Nm w N, Msos%ont and .dy Bancroft Davis. II s,asss,
MI S1sr and lady ehildren and nurse Be,toa Al
son; Wv W Loeaeh Gsriea. 9idney, MeCcaochie Z sns.
Mr. Besnheld T. Chss Goris.cn. Mr. 0oott- ia. H.s.ss'
HtpSoss. M s,n,s.ISSy hJsSSSSy P,nam9sd Nj Seysy N;
y" Dsk,on, Atkins NJ Hashick, stoi.rioht p AZ
beris, Mr. Wedees, seigmsn. Mr. Dowk.r Nr Wrs,,s
Mr. Wilson; M Hsmer.on, Mr Gibbs Nr Hsrdca.,ls 0~c
Hopkins, Mr. Parker Mis. Coop-r, Mr. Park aud sifs III
Monton Jas sinon. cst Austin. and man .erv.u, Mrs
Mr. Johnson A Alder Alder, MecStAy sad "a Ms;
Mccarthy, Mr. Gorters mansrrvast brown i H.y,a~~-
In ship TornOdo Jrem HarTe-Mr. Mauiora Ms. Rseh.
Master y A Walton DR. Z Lsur.
In brig Chdyies Frost from So Jdeo-wigian Murphy
J A Curs.
IN bark Rapd from Ysrc C,ux-Mrs Punn Nes.e Na,.es
Curriers' Hussey Master Daniel Mushoe, and IN steease
In brig Qire FROM ksrvLas- s-b Jameson.
IN ship Br4tgs, from C0iruttd--R X Chapin.
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Disnsfersy &c.

Bosros April 1.-THE ship Panther from osw ws.t He'd
ton went ashore yesterday afternoon pear Sansn frs
water in her hold steam pump and lighter WI "
ass.tsno immediately. =, A., r.,n n Tones, esd
NAssAu p MGrck 2s-The Brig Nehemiah IA hsu sar ga
''N' ""' lBy letter TO Ewood Waitu,. u,.,s,rsn
p,.rropr .,,l O The schr W jenkins, CeP r. NC,
With care Of cotton aud from sel Bsr
bound 20 New-YoTk, got ashore on the So 'n'N w.
"''''' '~AN'' IL 'D' IBy letter to E.,wooa Ws'd wv
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

rh .na IN, Colombo whib eaves Southampton ,ororow
With the East India and China mails ~ carry Oo. about
ero GOO ebi.ey however in silver The arrivals ef spAce
bssn modefa,r and chiefly from the Wet Indies .ndAns
,rsB. Thee had been arrival Of Esooc from Aa.,tas
sye amounts may expected shortly from MEXICO and Mel
steamer La Plata reporting that the Condnca from
The CITY o Mexico with large supply OF vr mad not reach
eb,..r ..samhip and Marco Polo from Meb1nrne are all
due each OF which likely g have considerable quantity o
bullion o board. =. .ho ,y..L ara,,
.h, ?s,h of March the following results "hen o"PAa
with The previous "eA sans, O5r Increase Rl2i 2s1
Punhc D'Po,lts''''' "a Ie1 usl Increase 2t6i5
U'her pef-e'' '''' s9s go Increase ...... l26l5
On the other side of the account: ,,,,
government 5i 2t2 7S2 Inera-e.....1 2A eto
Eo.s unempoyed. 46s 10 DeSIes's s,o h an
,,ss os ~ 40 and the stock Of bullion IN boh depart
msn,.i. as a7 $50 showing increase Of iSS'eSS wHeh
compared with the preceding return
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

The Board of Aldermen last evening received re-
port from The Committee Railroads providing for
the removal al the rails from the Harlem track in
the city and The laying Of gooyed rails in their place
A-o 10 discontinue the running of the large passenger
cars south ot Twenty street % end seer The
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
yIarkets-Reporte 6y TeleoyaDh.

NEw-osLE.ss April l6-CoTIOS generally UNCHANGED
Gales to-day 200 bales SUGARS cosed buoyant 0i dOe
FLors-A defining tendency; sales s9 White Cow 75c
PROVISIONS steady FREIGHrs stsgnsnt. STERLING TX
81 y cent The steamer Arabia pIohed
D the Evening Ediiiops of .be Asso:ialed Press.
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nv Telegraph.

BOSTON April le--Arrised-Bark Wanderer oOA"'
New. Orleans March -. . r.. ~. o,la.ns ssI Ooh 3
den Cross Davis from Noble ,., ,-ohabl~ be yoy e.
The ship Panther remains ashore, but WIN pf"'1'' 80
after liahterins about O'Clock this afternoon. ..I
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Advertisement.
BRADY's LOWER GALLERY,

No. 25 Broadway.
Corner Of Fulton street.
AMBRoTYPEs and fo those occu.
pied down tow1.
[AayertiseInent.l
BR RADY's LOWER GALLERY.
No 05 Broadway,
COSner Of Fulton street.
AMBRoTYPrs sSd to thoss eeeu.
pied down town.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

The only material change in prices since last week
is in Beef and Mutton, which has advanced from 10 to
20 per cent.
North River Shad are now offering in market at 30
10 Sc cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

Markets. Carefully REPORTED FOR THE TRIsuSL
THURSDAY. April is, 1857.
ASHES-The market without important change; sales OF
60 bbls at ~ 81! for Pots aud 81 20 for Pearls. .
COTTONThe market continues dull under urtnef toesh
adyices. Our quotations must be considered nominal
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NEKJERSEY ITEMS.

DYxocRAT,c JoLIFIcArIos-The Der ocra,s Of
.rt,y Cy sot up procession with music an h.nn-r, ,ast
evening in which considerable number 4 men and boy.
,sned q the Democratic victory hsved Tuesday
e The procession paraded the stree and ceed upon
.rsl Of the prominent s.fn candi oates.
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Family Marketing.

The following table gives the retail price OF the pfn
cipa articles OF Farm Produce in the Ciy oil
on Thursday, April 10:
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STABBIsG Casa your.g man named Fallon was
ssbbd during row in Mors MONDAY night last
BY named Patrick lk.nuy and hes in critic.
condition Awarant was ad yesterday By Recorder besoid
for the arrest Of N. accp >.d
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

Arced and substantial boat, the Company promises.
will be PIT on between Greenpoint, the terminus O.
the road, and New-LouJon, about the let Of May neI
This Is expected to be permanent arrangement last
ing through both the Summer and Winter.
TIE receipts Of the Willemsport and Elmrra Com
pany for the month of March are the largest yet
attained on that road They were:
ror msrc.' eS. e. ...,,,.,.. 1859 %
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

DEATH OF A VETERAN EDIToR-Amos Butler, for
than forty years editor and proprietor OF THE
~ T. Mercantile Adcertiser, died at Natchez Miss,
on the 18th inst at the residence of his son, Jno. L.
Butler, Esq.
In connection with the late John Lang Of The Ga
.ette, Mr.. Butler the first Of the New-York ed
tors to employ boats in the ofing, beyond the Mar
rows to board inwardbound vessels for the purpose
Of facilitating the arrival of from foreign parts.
At period Mr.. Butler possessed a handsome
fortune, which he sacrificed in unavaling efforts to
sustain "ten dollar daily in competition with the
penny papers of NewYork.
Although The Mercantile closed its long and useful
than twenty years ago. its faithful editor
is still remembered by all the old merchants of the
metropolis firm and devoted servant Of the COM
mercial interests of the city.
Mr. Butler has left behind him six children and
twenty grandchildren.
At the time of his decease, which was caused by re-
peated attacks of paralysis, through period of two
years, Mr.. Butler in the seventy-eghth year of
his age.
His resignation vas manifesy sincere to the lot of
humanity which conducts every man to the confines OF
the "world unknown and closes his outward vision
upon " the last of earth.'
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advertisement
THE IMPERIAL PHDTOGRAPH.

unique application OF the Artsurpssng in effect Of
usual size aud preseuif the combined advantage Of Painting
and finish with the truth OF the Camera To be procured
BkADY's No $50 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

THE LATE MURDER OF PoLIcEMAN HARDENBRooK.
The investigation into the circumstances OF the mar
der of Policeman Stephen =. Hardenbrook was re-
sumed yesterday before Coroner Connery. consider
able amount of testimony taken, but it had little
bearing upon the case. One witness testified that be-
tween and o'clock the night of the murder, two
men, apparently German sailors approached him while
in the Eighth avenue and asked him the name OF the
street They appeared confused, but soon passed out
of sight Who they were he did not know. The
Inquest was adjourned to Monday morning at 10
o'clock.
subscription paper for the immediate relief of the
widow and family of the deceased circulated yes
terday by Officer Leffers of the Mayors Office and
the Police subscribed literally.
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fAdyertiaynent1

All who would wean themselves from the curse of
tobsec. chewing should try vIScI Tcx. prepared in
mild form and increased favor old and vounr
Re,sled OF Cigar and Drug S,orcs Wholesale 4, No 4i2
Broadway, up stairs
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RuS OVER AND KILLED.-John Roulston, car
man while trying catch horse which away Huds
street ednesdsy night, by the animal aud
fatally injured He taken TO the New York Hospital whe
he after his admission. Coroner Gamble held an in
quest upon the body Deceased 20 Of aud
native OF lIelaud
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IAdvertisement.I

lAdvertisementI
BRADY's LOWER GALLERY,
No. 2o5 Broadway,
Conner q Fulton street.
ANssorrfES and 70. those oocu
pied dsa, town.
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tAdverti'ement.l
iALLOTYPEs
PHOrOGR


J. GunNry challenges the photoeraphio world produce
Pictures in the above styles equal 70 those made his Photo
graphic Palace Of Art, No. 5i9 Broadway.
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fAdvertisement.

Advertise emcit
HERRING's PAfENr CHAMPION FRE-PRoOF
sAFrs Noe IS5 l7 and le Wsicr St, aud No Narrsy'.,
NeSysI
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=, ". tAavertisemeni.l

Z ptABi a COMPANY, IMPORTING TULORs,
pser WI remove aer the LIST Of NAV 1857 70 the
Ae"ysuaDscd Government Building No S, Walkrr-s,
scoid street oeo" Csnalst and west side of Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

THE STATE OF MICHIGAN IN CoURT.-A report of a
very important case now trial between the State OF
Michigan and the Phenix Bank will be found in another
column.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

,e,,s,, and n. the expiration of the year to dis
-. ,hs,o on this section Of the rood daily b"
,,,'oon ,be bonrs of 5 a M. and p. m.
alderman Monaghan, who was one Of 4 -,
Committee to Albany, made verbal re- ~ 10y
r,.,ispce in working against the y ~. oh "s eA'
Ctv Char,er--raher piful , -"nco oi' anu 'i'o
protested against the bills |"y-and hnaIy mere
void.
and svnlained - .esfGra a,o Alderman Monaghan,
hma &c - necessity Tor the passage of these
ona 4 tfe Committee TO Albany, he knew it
Aldo, erce, and they made So for he wasTold by
~ .San Monaghan, when that official returred, that
g Committee did nothing e relation to the bills. He,
( however, was ,old by Ademan Monaghan the Chair
| man that ssd Committee had fine time"-glorious
tIeigh rides, plenty Of wine, &C., got merry, pulled
each other out of bed and raised hi.' As for the
| Charte- and Police bils Alderman r. rentended they
were Just what required, and thisi gsature had
proved itself the rn,st efficient have had in twenty
years The good results of these elss would in few
days be seen, ami all parties, he he'd doubt would
| settle down c0fented
A Committee was finally appointed to test the legal
| ity Of the bills.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

RrMovAL OF QUARASTISE--We learn that 30
acres Of Mr. Wolfe's farm have been purchased for
the New Quarantine, at sam under $25,OOo The
place adoins Segunes Point on Princes Bay, near
the Lighthouse and not fan from Ward's Point II is
not the right spot for suchan establishment, but may
answer until New-Jersey' snes with us in the COM
mon protection of the public health at Sandy Hook.
large delegation on Wednesday had an interview
with Gov King and the Controller from Staten Island,
urging the mproprety of locating the hospital on the
newly selected spot. They were generally engaged
in the oyster trade, and believed that the Quarantine
on Wolfes farm would seriously njure their immense
oyster beds in that region Not less than two mil
lion Of dollars they stated invested in their line
of business.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

The position of the market for American Securities
is thus noticed by Messrs. ID. Bell, Son & Co.:
"There is nothing particular to report of the market
for American securities. The amount of business dur
ing the last week has not been large, and prices are
generally without change"
Cotton and Rreadsfuffs are rather better
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Conversational.

WASHINGTON, Jan l3.-Senate.-Mr Collamer
reported, from the Committee on Post Offices, the
Submarine Telegraph Bill, with amendments. IL.
was made the special order of the day for to-mor
row.
A long debate occurred on the House bill for the
relief of Mary Reesick, proposing to pay her
about $3.50, 600, being balance due her late hus
band for carrying the mails. The bill finally pass
ed, % for to il against, after an amendment stri
king out the allowance for interest.
Adjourned.
House "A resolution concerning the prevention
of loss of life the of Long Island and New
Jersey, similar to that of the Senate was passed.
The Presidents message was debated.
Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio, discussed the tariff bill
Adjourned.
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- 70 BUsissss Mss-CnEcxs, DHAyrs, ac< -
The year 10 about ending, and many business men de-
.;rs 10 commence with new Cheek and Drss Books.
These can BE- furnished At the Dispstch onise, en-
,r.ysd in sstye Of elegance unsurpassed any where
geutlsmen who desire Checks snsrsved, Bill Hsads
DC surprising any thing tn use here should call ana
examine specimens at the Dispatch counsins 'oo"'
Th.v can have them with such vigasttss and 0rna-
rrent. !, ara In the specimens, or with any others
tb.. THAR fancy may suggest. Orders for Checks,
mr., Certificates of Deposit, Corporation Bonds,
ain Heads he, can be flied in the most sstsfsetory
ma,uer and at rates surpriinely low. Merchants,
Bankers, Corporation OmseTs ana otnefs snouid ex'
anime our specimens.
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From Washing t0u-T Trip OF the President.
Bribery Gake, &c.

WAsHINGToN Jan. 10 The President will in
March, leave here for IIayanna via Charleston,
S. G.
A deputy of the Sergeant at Arms of the House
has gone TO New York this Afternoon to summon
witnesses, to appear before the committee of in.
vestigation in the bribery case. Several men,
beers of the House will be examined to morrow
The news OF Cameron's election by the Pennsyl.
vania Legislature, has created great excitement
here
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-14

STATISTICS OF MISSOURI From the last an.
mai report of the State auditor of Missouri we
learn that the census just taken will, when COM
nlete show a total population of 900,0 900 The
CENSUS of 1850 gave an aggregate of 6o2!, 907 and
tbat of 1852 was I'D 3Tl. At this rate Missouri
will, in 1860, equal Kentucky and Tennessee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-14

GEN CAss' SUCCEssoR.-Zachariah Chandler
who has been chosen by the Republicans of Michi
gan to replace Gen. Cass in the United States Sc
nate for six years from the 4th of March next, il
q merchant of Detroit, and, at the same time, q
jealous politician He was the wing candidate fol
Governor of Michigan, in 1852. but was beaten by
the Hon Robert McClelland, the present Secreta'
ry of the Interior
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-14

VISIT TO THE WEST INDIEs.-The Boston Pos
rnentions a rumor that President Pierce, with Mrs
Pierce and mir. Webster, his secretary, will visi
the West Indies Immediately upon the expiration
of his official term of Office for the bench. Of Mrs
Pierce's health, which is very feeble
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-14

LONG SERMoss-At the South Carolina Con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal Church the
presiding Bishop decided long Sermons, except on
very special occasions to be improper, contrary
to the discipline to the practice OF 'the Fathers
and TO some extent, subversive of the ends of
the Christian ministry The limit, o. ordinary
occasions, according to the Bishop, should be from
30 TO As minutes.
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Land specuIations in Kansas.

WASHINGTON, Jan l3-Another stupendous
scheme of speculation, is an attempt to be made
to Jump" the Kaw lands in Kansas by persons at
LecOmpton. The law and order men at Lawrence
are preparing to invade the POttawotamie reser
walton for the purpose of lying out a town and
colony. No doubt stringent measures will be
adopted to prevent these outrages, as in the case
of the Shawnee lands.
A letter from Gov. Geary reiterates that quiet
exists in Kansas
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The British Minister to the u. ..

New YORK, Jan. 13.-The London cOrrespon.
dent of the Herald says that Lord Villiers declines
the Embassy to Washington.
The Washington correspondent of the n. Y
Post confirms the statement, and says that Lord
Elgiu is most likely to get the appointment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-14

A CoSsPIRAToR-Ale letter from Havana TO the
New York Herald states that Chauncey. the
American sailor. who is imprisoned at the Isle of
Pines, had been making a conspiracy against the
government, and was likely to suffer by the gar
rote
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-14

IS Coal VS. GOLD 1t appears that the coal ex-
traeted from the mines of Pennsylvania the Ia st
year has been equal to the sum Of forty millions Of
dollars, witch is well up to the yield of the gold
mines of California. .f -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-14

HORSE RACING AT AGRICULTURAL PARASITIC
Massachusetts, State Board of Agriculture have
unanimously adopted a report ON the subject of
horse racing at agricultural fairs. The report de-
clares that agricultural societies should refrain
hereafter from offering premiums upon equestrian
exhibitions, such exhibitions being in no sense to
be regarded as agricultural products, and should
also adopt every means requisite to dvest them of
the appearance of horse racing. The speed in any
trial of horses it is suggested should be limited to
q mile in four minutes.
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Fatal kailroad Accident.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 10.-A train Of cars on The
MILWAUKEE, and La Crosse Railroad was thrown
from the track on Monday, by the heavy accumu-
lation Of ice on the rails One car was demolish
cd and three persons wers killed
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Peunsyiyania II. ~ Sepotor

HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. l3-The Legislature
met at noon to-day, and Cameron Repub., was
elected Senator on the first ballot. The vote
stood
forney .................58
roster
WIKI T. .................-.., |
Lebo, Magenseller and Observation-Disclosures.
ted for Cameron; and Backus, Calhoun, Fancold,
Hill, Nicholas and Smith of Cambria. voted for
Foster. Foster voted for wilkins
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-14

LIQUOR LAVA bill to prevent the traffic 10
intoxicating liquors has been introduced into the
New York Legislature, which provides
LIST That any person who shall in any respect
keep or sell intoxicating liquors as a beverage,
shall be deemed guilty of misdemeanor, and
punished as misdemeanors now punished
ID. Judges other officers willfuly refusing OF
neglec:ing to perform their official duty shall also
be deemed guilty of misdemeanor, and punished
in the same manner. Sd. Makes witnesses of par
ties violating the first section against other persons
so offending, and compels them to appear.
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Election Of senator from nIisaauri

ST. LOUIS, Jan, l3.-The Legislature, yester
day, elected James S. Green, (Dem) IT, s. Sepa
tor for the short term Green received 90, Ben.
ton "a and L. s. kennett 80 votes
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GREAT DISCOVERY AT NIAGARA FALLs.-A
fine harbor of some tive hundred and fifty acres
has been discovered Immediately above the rapids
and below the old Schlosser TAR As much more
can be dredged ont at small expense, giving a
depth of ten to fourteen feet water. Heretofore
vessels could only come down on the American
side to the old store house, some two miles above
the Falls. A pier is to be run out above the G Dat
Island bar for about half mile into the river, and
the upper bar so cut that vessels of twelve feet
draft can 90 through and down to the mouth of the
great canal This discovery he's opened geologi-
cal wonder to the people in Western New York,
and it will prove great commercial blessing to
that community. 1t is expected that navigation
will be opened by the lst of July for all class
sells.
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" To the Voters of the City of Rich.
hoND.-l am candidate fer the otfice of CITY SER.
GEANT and respectfully solicit you SURFACES at the
next April election.
ia It's THOMAS w. BOSWELL
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SIgGuLAR CoIsCIpENcE On the 9th instant
while most brilliant Jas, called warming
was going on at Columbus, Ohio, in commemora
ton Of the opening OF the noble edice erected for
q State capitol by the people Of Ohio. the capitol
of another 6tase In the Confederacy, 1t Montpe
Her. Vermont was receiving . warming" Of 4
very disrsnt description. which endedin lie being
burnt down. IL O. sss $sssf4 s~ azsa sr
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LIEUT.. Gov. McCoMAS-Mr. McComas, the
Lisutsnans Governor Of yireinia, b now IN No
braska Territory, and Il q said win probably Re
move to and take up his future rssdenee In one Of
the Northwestern states or Territories.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-14

- City Sergeant. I'm conformity to the
expressed wishes of many Of my friends, ANNOUNCE
myself as a csndidate for the office of CITY SER
5EAnT, and IT it should be the pleasure Of my fell.
low-citizens to elect me- promise to dischsrse the
duties to the best of my ability.
ia lS-im GEO. w WILEY
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Sash Fsctarv Rurnt.

SOUTH GLEN's FALLS, N. Y, Jan. u -Rices
sash and blind factory in this village has been de-
stroyed by fire. Loss $50, 600; uninsured
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ARMED AND EQUIPPED. --Governor Wise re-
Gently ordered swords and pistols to be sent TO
COL King, of Norfolk city, and his staff, and they
have beer received
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LAND AND PRODUCTS IN RANsAs.-A letter
from Leayensworth, Kansas, says that George
Fisher, formerly of Hardy county, Virginia, re-
Gently sold tract of twenty aci es adjoining Lea
yeusvorth, ct $500 acre. Adam Fisher, his
brother, with several other Yirginisns bought .
clains-nos the land-of fifty five acres. near the
same place. for 81 COO. This land, marked out in
lo.s, was appraised at $1,000 an acre. The same
letter, speaking Of vegetation In the Territory,
says that squstter had raised watermelon that
weighed sixty pounds and pumpkin one hundred
and 6fty pounds, and that he had turnip weigh
log thirteen poands-that 1t was not uncommon
10 get City bushels Of corn of the acre from
ground nfst broken and mot touched after planting;
Afterwards one hundred bushels. Wheat does
equally well =. ts.a
The Prssidsnt Of the New York Roaid nj
n0ssn okts L. 49,