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BALTIMORE s SUSQUEHANN
STEAM COMPANY.

u OCULAR DAILY LINE. (cycepr Sundays
N for HlIRE DE GR.FCE. PORT De
POS!T IND TIDE WAITER C.3N.3L.-Thc
Steamboat PORTSMOUTH, Capt. s. Gco@hegan,
leaves lower end Of West Fails Avenue, BALI
more, every Mon1ay, v "dncslav aud Friday
evening, al 6 O'Clock. Returning, leaves Port
Deposit every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
at / O'Clock, and Havrc de Grace at at 6
o'clock, p, NJ.
The Steamboat LANCASTER, Capt. J. W.
Tominson, leaves same plac" every Tuesday
THURSDAY and Saturday evening at & o'clock.
Returning, leaves Po,t Deposit every Monday.
Wednesday and Friday evening at clock and
llavrc de Grace at 6 o'clock ?. VI.
Passage 20 Ccut>.
CJ~FrcIghts received daily, carried at low
rates. and carefully attended to.
The agents ut Port Deposit and IIavrc de
G.acc will a,tcII to forwarding any mrI chan-
disc consigned 10 them. for any point on the
Sylrana Canals. or Will rr-ship lrcah,s
Intended for Baltimore, Philadelphia, or else
where. Jos. JAS. TAYLOR, Agcnt, Baltimore.
II. ALIEN. TAYLOR. Agent. II. Il Grace
JACOB TONE, y -ent. Port Deposit.
r(,2' The Steamboat JcNIAlI. Capt. Geoghc.
han. being in complete order, can be chartered
al any time. Tapr If
y. b. Grain purchased tt, the highest mar
kct price at the Warehouse Of j. Tome, Poil
Deposits, who also keeps for sale, Guamo, plas.
ter, Fish and Salt.
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING .

WE would invite thr attention Of The pHb,
w lie 10 cur stock Of Really made ClulljnG,
wheh We ere now selling off nj prices 20 sui!
.hc clos, 81 purchaser. in order to make room
for our Fall and Winter stock; our goods arc
we'll >ol. good material, and arc all warranted
In NV. a j. incf W. nnnir
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF
New Spring Il Summer Goods,
AT B. F. MAYS,
OPPOSITE TIE COURT HOESE.

WHITE GOODS.--Fis'd Swiss frcm - 10
LIP! Plain do, l2aa to 10, plaid anI plain Cam
brics l2a to 56., French needle woih'l Collars
l25 to I.15, Ladies under sleeves. 10 to ,. 90,
Worked RuitIes, 37a TO l.25, Linen Cambria
Hdkis 81 Ia %.
HOSIERY AND GLONES.--o;lo Hose
6, TO 81 J. cotton Gloves, o, TO ~. sjtk and
thread Lisie do. lSs 10 IA. klI and sill, do -
to 81, black mohail mit,s 31i to ~, superior
long do. l2a 10 l.%7h
L.1DfES' PARTNERSHIPS in various
colors cut bias. new sly gmps. new style but
tons, silk frinacs black six ac">. wash -imps,
cnbI Offering iluSs, emhroilerjn- brals, silk
hraiis, wor>trJ and linen bralds, Bonnr,s aad
Ribbons in great variety, lor"nc"S, Hnt'I lin,
ings, &C., puraSoiS, umbrellas, fans, &c.
Table covers, table ciGras, table diapers,
crash: towel diapers bleuchcd and unhlcached
mu>l;ns, drllings, white, brown and blue do
meSticS; pladS, American nankceu$, green lin
ems, brown Hollands, Irish linens; linen checks,
cotton do, window shades. sc.
MEN s BOYS' u E,RR.--ClOths, caSsi-
mcrcs, superior summer tw"eaS, satin and silk
vcstiugs blcachri and brown LINEN drillngs.
PLAN. plaid ana strip! cotton goods for panta-
looms. summer hats. &C.
Ladies and chiliren's shoes, hardware
QuecnSwarc, groceries, bacon, lard, -four, meal
pDlatorS, sc.
P. S. Country produce taken in exchange
for goods at market prices. May
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D0ncsIIc mnATn8. bIFNchoT 1IlIo, SNTnInFI pant
stuff in great variety, cloth, Cashmere, twreds,
alpaca, blocalc. poplns, bed ticking, check
shrtn", stripe do. &r.
\. b. Country produce taken in exchange
for goods. lang
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University Meiioines !.
Iercr qad .lgn. r1rcdbJ Roruad'S
IOa1t .nirtUrc.

FaSNE r@:r~@iiG qfF~s !Nedjei1e and Pop~iu
e knoric ies; ch0t",eihy ID" State fPvru,-
s;lyania. nj lis I,,s session, (,:n. 20l Apsl,
1879 mainly for til" purpose nj aucStin2 The
evils resulting from the sale Of spurious aui
dangerous nostrnrns, also for the purpose Il sup
plying the pubic with reliable remedies, III
eases wherein I'll" gat"u, cannot obtain or will
no, employ the best mgicu! advisers; having
purchased that invaluable remedy. Rownai's
Tonic Mixture. cH occOunl of It's ju,t celebrity
aud known efficacy in the t.rntmrtl Of Fever
nnd Aaue, Gnl it, Kindred affections, has no
hesitation in recommending it in the highest
term. to Tie patrona-c lhc afflicted.
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married people. ar thos" contemplating mar
riaec. By WILLIAM YOUNG, NJ. d.
Let no father he ASHAMED 10 present a copy
of the .Esculapu' I" his child. Il may save
hun from an carly grave. Let 40 young man
or woman enter into the secret obligations Of
married lille without reading the Pocket .Escn-
laplus. Let no one suffering from hacknicd
cough, pain IN the side, restless nights. ncrv-
Gus feelings, ana the whole train ot DySrrptlc
sensations, and given mp by lhcir physicians,
be another moment without consulting the
.Escnlapius. Have The married. OF those ABOUT,
10 be married. any impediment, read this truly
useful book, as it has been the means Of saw
ing thousands Of unfortunate creatures from
the very jaws of death.
Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CTS.
enclosed in letter, will receive en-" copy Of
this work by mail, or five copies Will be sent
Cor One Dollar.
Address, post pail) Dr. VIM. YOUNG,
Je lSy No. lj2 Spruce ST., Philadelphia.
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GREAT ATTR ACTION,

w NJ. TORRERr has now opened his new
w AMI we'll selected stock Of Spring and
Summer Goods, all Of which he is Offering very
chcan. His stock conalsls in nuLl of
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TsEsi LATEST FASHIONS.

NTiLLlS RUTTER has received tho latest
w Fashions at his old stand, in the Elkton
"BtZAhR," next door to the Post Office.
IhanNtul for the very liberal patronage he
has received, he is now prepared to cut aud make
all Kinds Of garments in the best and most ia sh
ionab|c styles. All clothes made by him war
ranted to fit. Don't forget the Old Sfand in III
Bkegar.' TElkton, Apr II.
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collars, c.a,ats; gloves, congress CATERS, boots,
hoes, ~. Also. large and well assorted
stock q Cloths, CaSsmcres, Satinetts, kers"ys,
Jrans and D"mc>ttcs, all Of which we will sell
out low for cash ar countr! produce.
Sep HUGHES BROS, North East.
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NJ q Es L. NJ. w =.


THNIlE largest, the most fashionable, ana the
H. best assortment of mems, wonen'S. and
chll!ren'S boots anil shoes, in Cecil county, is
to b" found AT the subscribers BOOT & SHOE
STORE, in Elkton.
SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT.
Opposite til" Court House.
The subscriber woull respectfully inform
his friends, and the public generally, that he
has purchased of his BROTHER, (Enoch Crouch)
his entire stock of Ladies, Misses, and chill
dren's boot and shoes, and ha; commenced
manufacturing Ladies Shoes OF every hScrp-
ton. He is now prepared 10 accommodate all
who may favor him with call, with mems,
womcn's AMI chiIrcn's Boots and Shoes of the
best so't at vety low prices.
THOS. C. CROUCH.
Elkton. Jun9 4, 80.
n. b. Country produce taken in exchange for
boots AMI shoes.
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DAVID II. COCHRAN, respectfully inform,
IL MS Giruls an the public thlt lie has re-
moved fI"m The Blicli Meeting House To En-
ion, where he continues tho above business in
the house lately occupied as shoe slo,c br
v 'ii"sn Jones. in WLann's Row, opposite the
site 81 THE oil Na,hm-lo !Iolcl.
u" Viii Keep constantly on haHI onI manu-.
In,inr" t" order, Spanish, Shaft, Quilted aaI
Pam SADDLES. together with Carriage. sal.
key, Wagon nni Cart HARNESS, Britlce,
MaringNlrs, Cellars. Whips, Spurs. IEor-e
blankets, Trunks, Nalscs, Carpet Bags. FITS
Nets, Patent iiames, Trace Chains Sc. al oi
which he will dispose Of OH the most reasonable
TENS. He respectfully soiicits The PATRONAGE
of the public, and warrants his wolk to 2jve
entire satisfaction. ISen3lt
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Oxen for Sale.

TWO PAIR Of fine large work Oxen will be
sold on reasonable terms. Apply to SAMUEL
BOWMAN on the farm recently occupied by
Ebcnezer Chopper, IN Elk Neck. or at this
Office. July so If
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W ttlb; + lGGf Anus, or
Whites; Chronic inflammation and ulcera-
ton Of The Womb; lnci.lrn,:h II"nnrrhace, or
FlJJiing; Painful, Suppressed, an irregular
MrhSltu,tion. ~, with nil their a"cn,nnH"~-
Ing evils, (Gancer cNceplcl) no matter how
severe Of how long stan in..
Inc ClthncOn far SurpasSes other remedies
IN h"ing more certain, less expensive, and
leaving In" system in better condition. Let all
therefor Interested in such rcmrdy call and
obtain pa np'llot tIrcc) containing ample
proo.. from highly respectable sources, OF The
happy results If - use together with letters
from fir>t-cil.s experienced physicians, who
have usci ii IN them practice" and speak from
their own observations.
Pamphlets had gratis 1T the Store IF " VI .
TORBEltr. Agent, Elhton. Also soil by
most OF lha leading Druggists in the adj lining
counties.
L"ttcra / lc sod 10 Mc>srs Beach & Rrownson.
AGENTS at NCwbrrry, c. H., S. c., by Rev
{. ). Beard, Of sane State.
GLcNE STRINGS, Jan. 9th, 1888.
Nv~Sr$ Beach 6 tiroWu>nu -SlRs. | send for
another bottle Of y"nr ''Narchsi's Uterine
CathOlicun." My vie has been afflicted for
eleven years and 4 variety OF means has been
rcaurtcd to Tor rrlici, but none was CHAINED
miiI received iiil> MEDICINE from ven. Its
influence seems aiuu>t magical; there was
manifest improvement from the day it was
taxed.
" HER" are n great many lrilal"s in our
country 'lhutin2 Uni"r IIir nlii'r,iou for which
Your m2IIr,ac pHnYV,nS Il remedy. | feel il a
duty to rcrU.uH,a nd it Ia all SUCH
tSign"t) CLorGH S. BEARD.
j. 4. MARtII!$i \ CO., Proprlrtnrs.
Central Depot, 3Ol Broadway, Ny.
An- n. '53 om
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
The subscriber (not being engaged in any 9th
err bnsiness) has resumed the practice of Land
Surveying, Convcyancing, SC, Being acquaint.
Cd with TIE different qualities of soil in the
no'ghborhood, persons wishing to buy or sell
Land would find it to their advantage to give
him call. JETURO JOHNSON.
Near North East, Cecil Co., Md
June lst soft
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fLOCkS.- I"> received and (ay sale, 4 SUI
x rrrl"r assortment 81 clocks, Ianging in price
tIotu :, % T." 81. Also l,rrg" assortment It
Locking Glasses from l2!a els to 81. Call AMI
SO" "ur assortment at Clocks. GinySrS. e., AMI
W. "''i assured you will b" inclined /" purchase
attrr N"n cyan ine the superior qWniiiy OF our
goods Directly urposite Jutnson' Hotel.
May ~ y. J. SCOTT & BRO.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF

DThc Pocket Esrniapins:
or ercry one his 0'rn Ply
siciQu. The 4Oth Edition.
with 100 cngrRgings,
showing diseases ana NAL
formations Of the human
sy stem ia every shape and
form. To which i, aided
q treatise on the diseases
OF females, being OF the
highest importance I o
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rn;lblainS, cot
mon sores. cl!
ped u ciack
ed hanl,hu
N OF SEALS, 4
cuts wounds I
"iany Kin /: !
smc lips pin !
pies ON III" \
face. all Kin
is III break
lag on an -
Is ull chill irpG
;ll.I nlIhi>. nSr
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3. r.. e. % a T.. 81 +.
(Succc>sor to \. FI"TD
No. l6l "he9inot ST., !Sw0im's PuVdt

(SucccSsor to \. F,"T.)
No. l6l CheS'nat ST., Sw0nas PuVding,
PHILAD ELrHIA.
LII. Extensive Music Publisher. and
w 4 ~ D'"Ier i" Mn~ie"l Instruments ''
Exclusive Agent Tor the sale Of EIoIIrl. Davis
& Cos tbo>lon) Falcnt Suspensions bridge
Eolan and other
ri; NOS.
l.. Glberi'S Boudoir Pianos, Mclodcans, Mar
tins Guitars, llarps, NiolInS, Shelf Music,
Music Books. &c.
Residents Of the country will be supplied by
mail or otherwise with any music lhry II ay
wish, AT H. low rates aS irpurchased IN person.
Having cue oE the largest stockS III The United
States, feel confident Of saliSl! ,ng all who may
!avGr me with araIi or urdrr.
Dealers IN music supplied on tn" most liberal
terms. luuUs 10 let S,ccnd-hani Pianos ior
sale. may ~
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Esss SEsEY'

NOR SALE OR RENT.-'Thc subscriber
4 wall S'il OF rent his Foundry situated III he
town ei Pert Deposit. Attached la II Is Il warrr
power which can b. applied 10 other purposes
beside lhr n>r OF thc ionuDiy. THIS Euuuhiy
has done. and Is carahi" OF doing n large aud
profitable business. Possession gwen im.nc-
d1ut"'y. Apply 10 L. w. WEBB,
Juae / If Port Hcpn,t.
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RAGS. RAGS {!

THE highest price paid Cash tor RAGS. twool-
en- cNcrple,l, AT the Ruckvl!le Paper Mill IN
the lIItl" EN-. by T.. JORDAN.
March 20, If
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n. A EsEE.S

4 fine assortment Of Dress silks. Rarege de
"A Lai""s, mOnSiin de Rccrs, Aluacas. Cling
hamS aai Prints, are to be found al j. Is. A>u'S
New store. Japr9
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Ngs'EHCE.

ROAD SUPERVISORS.
In pursuance Of the Act 'f Assembly Of Jan
uary Session, 1858, entitled IAN Act to pro-
vile for the election Of Road Supervisors in the
several counties Of this State" The Commits
$oners for Cecil county have fixed the conpcn-
saton OF the Road Supervisor to b" elected in
each district, at a per diem Of $500 for every
day he shall necessarily be cmployrd IN such
service, at such times, and under such regra-
tons as may hereafter be determined upon by
the Commissioners. By Order.
d. SCOTT,
Sept. 10th, 1858 Clerk.
I'lSll.-20 hbIs. new Labrador behring's Of
l. best qualty. Also lot Of No | and 3
mackcrcl which we will war;, nj 10 give salts
faction to all purchasers, for saleb y
A. J. SCoTr g. Bro.
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NTOTiCE.--Th stated MEETINGS Of the Or
IN phnns' Court Of Cecil county, ar" held On
the second Tuesdays in February, April, juno,
August, October and December. School Ac-
counts must be presented, on lhe second Tues
day IN January, III" Pad Tuesday in april, the
2nl Tuesday in June anl the 2nd Tuesday in
October. JAMES II. JAMAR.
June Is SO Reg, OF Wills.
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DIR. J. 3. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATEsOLECDN.
Fos h, R.L.ar AL C.trs q sad.ring Femala,.

/, stands preeminent
'nr ia Curative powers
l all the diseases lut
rstlch il il recommends
I, called
'tMALr COMPLAIN rs.
)ithcse a'c Proiarsus,
C'tcri. ol Falling Of The
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eJrER PHOSPHATE OF LIME

WE respectfully cal! The attention Of Farmers
w al other, interested N Agriculture, 10 the
ln,prorsA Srper Phosphate Of Lane, rHnutac-
turcl exclusively l'r Us by lorrs & kLLrr,
Chemists. of Camden, \. j.
In recommending the abur. 10 the favorable
notice of those IN WaDi ula VALUABLE FERrIL-
lzCR, we hay" every confidence IN assuring our
customers. HAT The quality Of the article may
hc entirely rGite! HYl, as nniiorm. II Is pre-
)arcd with great care hy experienced Practical
Chemists. unl packed IN bags containing nc
lbs. each. Iairc = cts. pr ID.
~ \ liberal deduction made to country mer.
Giants.
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SaddlerV & Harness Maxine

Apr 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-25

DUBLIC SALE.-Un TUESDAY, tue 25tn of
4 January Iext, ii fair, il not the next fair day
thereafter will be offered for sale the tract of land
on which the subscriber now resides, containing
435 Acres, one fourth Of which is in original
growth the balance cleared and III second growth
Pine. 1t lies in the county OF Chester field, twenty
miles from Richmond, and une and half miles
from Tomahawk depot, on the Richmond and Dam
vile Railroad. The wood land is heavily tim
Dered with oak, suitable tor Slaves, which at the
present price Of barrels, and being railroad,
renders il valuable. creek runs through the
place. giving fair proportion OF fiat lana, some
OF W hich is very god, and has been made secure
from Ireshets. There are all necessary out build
ings, most OF which are In good repair. The barn
is very large and mas Threshing Machine at
tached. The dwelling contains six rooms and has
been lately repaired. There is an icehouse with
pond very near, well stocked with fish. There are
good orchards, Including young enc OF three
years cid, OF choice trees from Mr. SintOus Nur-
sery. The well OF water in the yard caunct be-
surpassed. further description is unnecessary,
persons disposed to purchase are invited 10 view
the premises, which will ia he pleasure III showing,
| At the time and place will be sold tie crops
of Corn, Fodder Oats, &C., together with the stock
| of Cattle, Hogs and Sheep, Plantation Utensils,
Household aGd Kitchen Furniture.
Terms made known on day Of sale. NJ adj
dress is II tilsboIO'.
de 2l-2awtu WIN. +. LOCkETT.
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THE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Jan, 2I.-FIour market buovant
sales OF SoO0 bills. State brand at S. A to s
Oh; Southern s. 6S 90 IS. Wheat ouie,
with small sales Of Western white at 81 %
Sales OF 2o,Ooo bushels Corn at 20 cents for
yellow.
BALTIMORE, Jan. II Holders of Flour firm
I" - 20 III" Only sale made being 800 bbls
OF mixed Howard street at So -. Sale OF n
cargo OF white Wheat at IL 20. White Corn
81 to s. cents; yellow 81 to 63 cents.
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ia 10-td
John X. ID. Payne, Salesman.

GALE OF FJKNlTUhE, &c, AT AUG
~ TION.-Having sold my unexpire1 lease Of the
Floyd House, will sell at public auction at said
house on Tuesday next the 25tn instant, at ten
O'Clock, all the FURNITURE in the house con-
ssting OF the usual variety found in boarding
house
Terms-AIl sums OF $50 and upwards, four
months credit tor approved negotiable notes, all
sums under that amount cash. sale conducted by
K D Payne. JOHN A. JEFER.
30
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lust LOOK AT THIs.-THos. Ii. GRE

lust LOOK AT THIs.-THOS Ii. GRE
- SHAM, l0qt Bread ct, has for sale
Part second aud conclusion of My Novel, or Va
reties IN English Life by Bu,wer. Call send and
get copy, price BIN cents
The hiaTry ing Man, by the author of Frank Far.
.egh
E!ackwood's Magez ne for January
London News London Punch,
Cooley, Graham and all the Magazines for Feb.
Yuary,
Hester Somerset, By an unknown author
Yankee Notions for February, and in short, every
thing IL the Newspaper, Magazine and Periodical
Line, VINO lesale and retail
Newspapers Magazines and Periodicals furnish
ed cheaper than any other house in the city. Call
and see Tor yourselves
Wing Almanac for 1853
ne Southern Literary Messenger, Harpers, or
any ether one ottbe three dollar Magazines for five
dollars Per year
Go1ey's Lady's Book and Arthur's Magazine for
TOUR dollars per year
fae assortment Of Violins, Guitars, Accordeona,
Flutes, &c, &C, just TO hand and will be sold very
CGesp
All the latest and most popular Music of the day
received in advance
No assortment OF Violin, Flute ACCORDION and
Piano instructors. Call or send to the old estab-
LsEed house oil Thos II Gresham
Subscribers TO eason's Pictorial wishing to have
th"lT numbers bound do so by calling on the
subscriber, W no Will bind them in the richest style
VIII sliL back, edges ana sides illumined title pa
yes aud index TO illus, Iations, &c &c
lew copies vol 3d. on hand and tor sale cheap,
bound very handsomely.
THOS II GRESHAM Agent
IA . Richmond, opposite Broad street Hotel
DICE DRESS SILKS, &c.-The Sub.
H. ;roer nae on hand few Dresses Of the most
magnificent 81 ks In this city, which will be soId less
than cost Bach brocsde and plain silks from 75c
10 81 81 black BomDsZine al ST 81, worth 81; bin
Aipacas from ls TO 5 per yard; Merinos at Isse;
real French Merino at 81 fac fanneis, very cheap
swiss Muslin Trimming; Cambria ditto; tn cad and
Ls.e Laces; SiTtlngs; sneetinss; Irisn and Ere Oh
Linens; Bed Tick, Blankets, and many her article.
all 70 be sold at aud below cost. the subscr Del
Will positively close before the spring
ABRAHAM LEVY, in,
"a = 2Jl Broad street
EESUInE MEEnSCHAUM PIPES, eilyei
NJ mguntej, for sslc al
WOODS Drug Store,
!s%' Corner above City Hote!.
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Stu1,al a liz Nnrth

new lthk Ial. -3.-A ueavy rain storm pre-
va...s '.st }ght ana al the Eastern lines more
.r ssz -rrzagtC. Il has dIizzl~d here all day with
5-r.>e log. There e no possibility Of the Arctic
s.:.y.l- tonight,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
nv WeIIIn1Ion Goddin.
THRUST SALE on REAL EsTAT

a ~
TRUST SALE OF REAL ESTATE
i By virtue of the provisions Of deed OF trust,
executed to the undersigned by James q. Francis
and duly recorded ia the Clerk oce OF the County
Court OF Henrico for the purpose of securing Ger.
tain sum OF money due w. Goddn, commissioner
appointed By decree of said Court will proceed
to sell at public auction to the highest bidder upon
the premises, for cash, at 10 NJ, On Friday, the
18th day OF January, 1853, if fair, if otherwise the
next fair day thereafter, the tract of Land or por
ton OF the tract OF Land lying and being in the
county of HenTico, containing two hundred and
ninety.nine and quarter acres, aud now occupied
by the said Jas g. Francis. The said tract of Land
is situated On the Mountain Road eight miles from
this city, and is about quarter of mile from the
Richmond Notwithstanding Railroad.
The title TO the above Land is believed to be un.
questionable, but acting as trustee, | will convey
only such title is vested in me by the deed aore
said. RIO G. SCOTT, Jr Trustee
Sale conducted by w. GoppIN, Auctr.
ia 25-eotds
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CH.LADELrHlA, JS;. 23.-Tne barque Marian
-yu .'ernanI --r9, VITA 1atrs - Dec Ism he's ar
-ve1. she s'-lrs tAattLa ba.que Rosamoad, trs IN
5z....-..e, NJ G.scaareIug cargo.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR TnE DAILY pIspATCg
Congress.
WARRINGTON

" HsHFNNEUN, Jun a,
Nothing OF interest uanspired in Congress
to-day. The House was occupied in debating
the propre:y of meeting hereafter at II o'clock
in the morning.
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BY James M. Taylor.

ok LOTS IN SIDNEY FOR SALE
y Win be suld on Tuesday, Let of February, at
o'clock, upon the premises, six Building Lots, stu.
ated in the town + Sidney, opposite Warsaw, each
fronting about 80 fee, on Main street. and running
back about los feet.
These Lots have fine elevation, and are about the
pret,iest in the neghoorhood for building purposes
Terms made known On the day OF sale
ia Odd JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
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srEAM EArLnsIoN.-rhe new steamboat

STEAM FNPLosIoN.-rhe new steamboat j.
" g.sou. Captain John Royan, just as she was
.sarIng the IaaJlng at Columbus, Arkansas, on
,ar Ggn instant burs; two of her boilers, carry
.ag Of The tolscasIlc and nearly one-Ihlrd OF
Tie hurricane root. TIE tremendous violence OF
ras explosion was 50 great that one OF the
boilers was thrown some fifty yards. complete
" motsainc the upper part of building.
The wreck 81 the steamer driiIed twelve miles.
and sank IN SIX t.et water. II is supposed
that t.YN lives were lost.
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IzENToN, N j., IAN. IS Great excitement has
5--l UCcssio-ed bora by the sudden disappearance
G. " J .Ide.. 4 hitherto respectable merchant of
L = ace, Uhl !aayes tehiad him unpaid notes and
..-4r 1..Is amounting to $4,000 Many OF thc sig
ls.lr-s ana endorsements are pronounced forge.