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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-01

r,EAS AND SPICES s-frt
100 pkss Imperial Teas, chests, half do and cutys
| 100 do Young fIyson do do. do;
80 do Gunpowuer do do do;
80 do Hack do do do;
80 bags Pepper; -lffra
90 do Spices; n -. 1854
Race Ginger, Ground Spices. Nutmegs, ard Mace;
For sale by ldlsl BABCOCK BROTHERS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-01

. CAUTION AGAINST IMPOsIrIoN-Ask for, and
take no other but MoLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LlNl
MENr put up In square bottles. >ome uuprincipled
dealers try 70 palm upon you the Mexican Mustang
Liniment-t Is put up spurious and adulterated.
made of lavdol and iimewaer and sold at ten cents
per bottle. Beware Of that filthy SOAP grease decs
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

THURSDAY, Oet- ID, IoJ
A Amessage from the Senate announced hepassa 'e
of bill entitled ian act to incorporate the Col
mercial Savings Bank in the City of Richmond"
and the bill was referred to the Committee Gu
Banks.
Committees made reports
Mr.. ToMLIN, from the Joint Committee to digest
rules for the government of the two branches OF
the Legislature reported that the Committees were
unable to agree. and asked to be discharged from
the further consideration of the subject, and the
House discharged them.
The Committee of the Courts of Justice were dis
charged from the further consideration of the
olution inquiring into the expediency of providing
by law that attempt by white person to COM
NIT rape, shall be punished by confinement in
the Pententiary
Mr.. SMITH, of Kanawha from the Committee on
Roads. &C. reported bin incorporating compa-
ny to establish a turnpike road from the City of
Richmond to Williamson's tavern, which was read
first and ordered to be read a second time
The following bills were read athird time and
passed:
A bill allowing further time to the owners of
lots in the town of Columbia in the county of Flu
wanna, to build on and improve the same.
A bill to amend the charter of the coal river
and Kanawha Mining and Manufacturing Compa
ny.
A bill releasing the Commonwealth right to
certain lots in the city of Richmond to George
West.
Several bills were read first and second time
and ordered to be engrossed
Among the bills read first time was one re-
ported by Mr.. GARRETT from the Committee of
Finance, Fproviding for the payment of the inter
est the guaranteed bonds OF the Chesapeake and
| Ohio Canal Company.
Resolutions were offered, adopted, and referred
| among them
By Mr. MAYO into the expediency of construct
ing railroad upon the three iths principle from
the city Of Richmond to some point on the James
River between Harrison's bar and w ilcox's Wharf
| in Charles City County
BY Mr.. WHITE, into the expediency of provid-
| ing some compensation TO clerks for the registra
| ton of births and marriages
By Mr.. HAYmoND, into the cxpediency Of amend
ing the charters OF the Banks founded on the State
Bank system 80 as to prohibit them from issuing
greater amount OF their notes than their capital
stock actually subscribed.
By Mr. JACKSON, ins;Eucting the Clerk to pre-
pare tabular statement of the appropriations Of
money for internal improvements by the Legisla-
ture during the preseat session.
On motion Of Mr.. ELLYsON, so much of the Gov
RS Message relates to the report of the Su-
perintendent OF Public Buildings was referred to
select committee.
BY Mr.. MCKENZIE, into the expectancy of in
cooperating the Alexandria, w ashington and Mount
Vernon Steamboat Company.
Petitions were presented and referred.
By Mr.. WHITE, of the Grand Jury of the Circuit
Court of Richmond for increase of the salary of
the Commonwealths Attorney in said court.
BY Mr.. MAYO, remonstrance of Jefree Shep
person and others against making the Old Dee
Run Turnpike a plank road
On motion Of Mr. MCCLURE, the House ad-
journed.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE.
THURSDAY, D

SENAIE.
THURSDAY, Dec. Is, 1853.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. HoGE, of the Prcsby-
teriau Church.
Mr. DoUGL AS, from the Committee on Finance
&c, reported several bills, among them one in
creasing the salary OF the Clerk of the Penteuti
ary.
Mr. SMITH, from the Committee on Banks, re-
ported that it inexpedient to establish indie
pendent bank in the town OF GuyandOtte.
Mr. DENEALE, from the Committee on Roads, re-
ported bill amending the charter of the Dunkard
Creek Turnpike Company.
Mr. SHACKELFORD from the Committee on Gen
eral Laws, reported several bills.
Mr. IRVING, from the Select Committee on the
memorial OF Tomas J. Massie, reported joint res
olution, which under the rule, lies over one day.
Mr. BANTER presented memorial asking an act
of incorporation for ''The Aid Society,"" for the
lief of superannuated aud disabled preachers of the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Mr. STEENRoD, presented memorials for pre-
hibitory liquor law, from citizens of Hancock
county.
Resolutions were presented by
Mr. BRAWEER-Amendine the charter of the Al
cxandria and Fredericksburg Railroad Company
so to give the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company the rightto accept said
charter &C.
Mr. TATE-To construct Railroad, on State ac
count, from Satville, in Washington county, TO the
Plaster Banks in the Cove, in Smyth county.
Mr.. BRAXToN--To allow the Commissioner of
thC ISSfCAhS Al IOuHty vi
assistant.
Mr.. TURNER-To increase the salary of the Sc
cond Clerk in the First Auditors Office.
Mr.. DENEALE, proposed to amend by increasing
the salaries OF all the Clerks in the basement Offices
which was agreed to-
Mr.. TAZEwELL--Amendiug the charter of the
Christiansville and keysyille Plank Road Com
pany.
Mr.. HALL-Requiring that all the laws hereaf.
ter passed OF general nature, shall be published
in one newspaper in each county where there is a
newspaper, and where more than one is published
in county, In that newspaper having the largest
circulation
Fir. CAsIPBELL-ln relation to the sale Of real
estate where there is a limitation over, after lie
estate, to persons not in eSse.
Mr. WARD--improying the navigation of Green
brier River, &c.
BILLS PASSED.
MExtending the jurisdiction OF the Circuit Courts
at their special terms, and 10 repeal an act passed
10th January, 1888, amending the 9th section Of
chapter l5S of the Code OF Virginia
Amending the ,44th section of chapter s5 of the
Code OF Virginia, as to auhorise the committing
of the estates of lunatics to shers and sergeants
when committees appointed by courts fail to quail
ify.
House bill for the relief John NJ. Price. Ayes 40
-Eos3
The calendar was gone through with, all the bills
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-16

ANOTHER CONSPIRACY CAsE.-Two men, named
James Stevenson and Isaac Parker, have been ar
rested in New York city, for having swindled an
old man named Benaman Green out of $4,000, at
Easton, Penn. The handspring in the crime was
the female, into whose room the venerable gentle
man was inveigled, and where he was subsequent
ly pounced upon and ordered to ''pay up" or rem
der himself liable TO civil and criminal prosecu-
ton for Grim. By these threats, the old gen
tleman frightened out of note for S3 100, and
over 81, 900 more in cash, the proceeds of which
were divided among the swindlers.
Two thousand dollars OF the money have been
recovered In the meantime the prisoners await
a requistion from the Governor of Pennsylva-
MIA
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vEGTERnAY

COZ UMBIAN HOTEL.-A Sims, Chesterfeld;
Clop Jns Gloptor' va Dr. ta hlllsmsp' Paa.ey
Sutton, sm Sutron Powhatan; Reyp p9I; ;,ass am9-
Wii;amsm arg; DR. w J Cheatbam, Amelia Caio.
we'll Farm .gille; Mofitt, Appomattoxi yuago
ConSb SssR P, e~hdtaa Rd@aid Perkins FSd Hodges
alifax Mrs w Hardy Lunenb5arsn "n Rsil,' Hall
HsrishnTg. 3 Blame Halifax; P Towson, PeteTs-
;nssan. W T. Ia Booker, Amelia; DR. 4 w Nelson,
dSsT! r0%ha'51 Wat =, Louisa; Wakns lady serst.
% n.y. W.t;s ~ !" n lady. Charlotte w Debney,
Hanover; John w Netheriand' " =" Ds''J'
DON Powhatan. e. nj,
rxcHANGE He eTEL-Gen John Cooke, Flu
EAIilAY Ysncev Ess;chmoud; L Woodbridge, Mid
snId sasbian: " Hughes. Halifax C HI MagiIdesr
sarIottesviIle Il 8sickerson Hartford; Thomas
enherts Cbsriottesvi se; Lee. NJ Osborne,
cbsrlotfe: NJ Brvant Il nd lady, Miss Boyd, L BY
~ ~ " " MeCiansN Rockbridge; w Jordan,
y icsrd,vsu Cherjatfs s. ii; Jas T Loekens, Hunts
s TsrSsI W p,estan aba don; W Browne, Tazs-
vejI'c IT. l. shaw RockE 6 ridge; NJ Hodges, Halt
a.. Cbss II SebnIsr II zsIk; John Woodhouse, re-
trbnrg. VIM n Chandler 81 Caroline Jones, Is
sex; Robt Hunt A w CANT Va, Jas Reveti, Alspy pg
#, Md. " n Berkley, Iona pun; Chas Sifatton, Pms
~ 7 a. rsen HsIifax. n AtN&pling Buckingham; W
G p Brsin.r5 York; w Il otts and servant, z, = "
Inndy Va. a 4 ButIer Phi. Esr Braxton, kias WEI
: TnSell : Iones BruDg,yic Ms<# Bartlett. Va; ,
Gresham King and Queen; E Ny Mason, N fofki
mEs3daN aansgn, rhs HorEIp c iensn, cumbeflsns
C Fl; D Pretsch, aitshei cheIisssSo. + /,
King. Brunswick; Z NJ Aiiliug, Bnskinsh,NI, Na,fnk;
Scney DIR Massey, Baitimore s1 Myers. HoIssS a. H. ~
L Shaw, Augusta; Treyilsn 5ooshtsno !. .n,' AZ.
b Crigsby Norfolk; w Psrke 81. and fanny: ann ctsr a.
eonaei @ ~ : Ia {: 1 n Bowcock Char
lottesyille; DR. J McCieery. l. Bryan. kooAoHa9eev ii
III Taylor Nottoway; Loney, Be fnmoIei n.,,;
Wilder Geo Montgomerv, N q; ID NJ Alien, Nv
more Geo WhitehlIl and lady, Miss edeenn' ~,
c Gardner Halifax; A Hammond VI "a; pos "a. :,
MeckIenburg; g w Hopkias Norfolk 81. &C b.
Francis 4 Riyes Petersburs; Geo II Sin nom cos
ianlbis; r Sampson, DR. Walker, Gooehlan o''
Conn; r Barrett, Danviile.
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aon to uog5 In Cuipepef county, WHICH was, on
motion of Mr.. DENEALE, laid on the table.
INDEPENDENT BANKS.
The report ofthe Committee on Banks, made this
morning, in relation 10 the Independent Bank In
Guyandotte being under consideration, Mr. HALL
moved that the word "inexpedient' be stricken
out, and the word 'sexpedieat" inserted In lieu
thereof
A discussion arose thereon. in which Mr.. SHACK
ELFoRD stated that he had heart various reports
relative to the Trans Allegheny eank, located at
TazeweIl Courthouse On inqulr ing at the Treas
urers Office he had ascertaned thiu me run1ors in
relation to this institution, like no" o'ner rumors
were yvtbont foundation instead of this Institu-
ton doing had been reported tn T Jaw IN every
particular had been complied with me 1rans-Aile-
ghany Bank had deposited with Io .5easurer,
State stocks to the amount OF one .uhufeu ana
fifty thousand dollars and notes to ina only
had been countersigie3 by that Once = IT ~ was not
true that after making deposit WIN ~ ;r easurer
OF State stock and OBJ; aiming that ONCE isna ute
to its notes, the bank al used It's nole as
ing more State stock. and then deposln
the Treasurer, obtaining more notes, - 81
more stock, and SO ON, with capi'ai oi 49,. ei'y
thousand dollars, issuiI3g notes to the ~ VI
one hundred and fifty th ousand. 10.
On motion of Mr.. pzNEALE, the rei oft was
laid on the table -t.
On motion OF Mr.. srUAIgr, the Senate ado aiheo'
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Quite an excitement was created in Baltimore
the other day by the discovery OF what was suppos
ed to be a newly born infant sewed up in cloth.-
The Coroner was sent for-he hastenedt to the spot
-unwrapped the bundle eand-prononncedi it dog
Verdict not yet made public.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-16

A correspondent OF the Philadelphia North Ame-
rican states that difficulty occurred the other day
between Secretary Guthrie and Senator Gwin.-
The Secretary is charged with very rude conduct
Mutual friends intertered, and at last accounts it
was und derstood that M Guthrie would make an
1nalooy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-16

TIRE CUTTER HAMILToN.-Four bodies have
been discovered on Kiawah Island Beach, near
Charleston. They were undoubtedly portion of
the unfortunate crew of the Hamilton. The reTe-
nue. cutter jefferson Davis was to leave Charles
ton on Tuesday to ascertain the facts of the case.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-16

A SIGNIFICvHr CIRCUMsrAsCE-Col Henry
Ward of Harper's Ferry, Va, has received let
ter dated Chatham, Upper Canada, Ocl. &c, from a
female slave of his who, with her two Children ran
away about a year ago. The Spirit of Jefferson
says she appeals il the strongest terms to her mas
ter and mistress to allow her and her children to
turn and remain with them, and adds:
am sorry that left. ! want to see you all so
bad, that don't know what to do dream every
night about you all, and sometimesI sit dewn and
cry all day and ell night because l want to come
back again. There is nothing here but hard times
and bad dgrkies, and Wantto come pack
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-16

The Postmaster at Cincinnati has detected an in.
'genious fraud. What appeared TO be large pam
phlet the leaves protuding at the ends of the en-.
velope, was received at the office On removing
the envelope the centre of the book between the
covers was found to have been cut away and FIVE
dozen of silk gloves and four dozen packages of
needles packed nicely in the space.
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IITAH-

Inc Desert news TO Oct. has been received =
we infer from the leading editorial that the pub
ncation oi the Nescs has been suspended for some
time In consequence OF the want OF printing paper
mat paper quantity remarks '8Though we live
on the tops OF the mountains, we cannot see all
Things at once, because they are too far remote
rom our restricted vision but we gather up lest
Hcrns and current news as fast as possible.
SPREAD OF MoRMoNIsm-The gospel is spread.
ing like fire in the dry stubble on the Sandwich
Islands Islands; Late news from England, Bombay Siam,
emma, &c, must be omitted in this number Ali
DONG as well as could be expected; the Devil is
alive and kicking, aud that makes the Saints re-
joice.
The sAINrs.-All things are quiet and peaceful
among The saints. A few outlandish men have re.
Gently been convicted before our courts for stealing
cattle, cash, &c, whose names and history we ara
notfamiiiar with. poor place for roeues is Utah.
They had better keep away
THE ISDIAws.-The Indians, generally. for few
weeks have appeared very quiet, doing little dam
age except taking little grain and vegetables oc-
caslonaly, more particularly in the region of Luni-
NIT Creek. Continue to watch.
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PLANK RoAp.-A meeting is to be held at Cross
Road. ia Amelia county, on the cath inst, to dis
cues the expediency OF plank road from Dennis.
vile to Petersburg.
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Mr.. John A. Parker, late Librarian to Congress,
has addressed long letter to Hon. T. II. Bayly,
DENYING the statesments relative to his removal
made by Col Forney.
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VESSEL BURsr.-The British barque Irvine,
which sailed from Charleston for Liverpool on the
2d of November, with 1856 bales of cotton, 400
bb!s. rosn and 23463 feet of timber, was burnt at
sea when thirty days out
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/ CARD.-WILLIAM II. GRAVES q
a CO, COLLECTORS AND NEG0TIATORS.
IAvs AuCloneers, near the City Hotel collect bond
Elc Gains OF every description and gotiate
tles, Purchases, Loans, Rents, Hires, Employment
j every branch CT business, and all other Business
Transactions requiring the mediation of third party
They tender their best services to the community
Jf reduced charges.
Al! their acts viii be held strictly confidential
Persons desiring employment, and those wishing to
names.
tRt- Wanted, every day of the year, Employers
sno Employees il al branches OF business.
IL Employers are not charged an any case.
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The following is good specimen of advertising
IN California for situations. We extract it from
the San Francisco Sun:
Wanted-By a gentleman rnd wife, situations;
the gentleman Is willing to make himself generally
useful; the lady would prefer attending to the du-
ties of laundress or chambermaid.
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TAzewELL BANK.-Stock to the amount OF $780,
ono has been taken in the Independent Bank at
Tazewel and it viii soon 60 into operation. This
hank will be known as the Trans-Alleghany Bank
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ACTORS IN Ell DoRADo.-The San Francisco
Golden Era says that the theatrical profession in
California numbers at present one hundred and
ten members, among whom might be named some
twelve or fifteen passable artists while the rest are
either horrm sticks" conceited ''ninnies."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-16

EREAT BARGAINS AT THE PRANK
~ LIN CLOTHING STORE, NO. 80, MAIN ST,
and complete STOCK Of Ready MADE Clothing suitable
foT Va! ana Winter veal 2ad will continue to re-
CelYe large additions weekly, per steamers Virginia
auu iysuie. from pIanufactory PhIiadei-
phla. Persons wishing to buy will always have large
2Dd fresh stock to select from Also large and well
selected stock of Geufemens Furnishing Goods al
Eays hand. Also, Umbrellas. Our plan of ope-
alton is, large sales and small profits.
Il. DECOU & CO,
23-3m No q2. Main
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RAILROAD AccIDEsT--Two valuable horses be.
longing to mr. john Morris, of Augusta county,
were run over by locomotive and killed recently,
near Staunton.
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VACANCIES IN THE REVENUE MARINE SERVICE
Inc Secretary of the Treasury has decided that the
oeath oil me officers in the revenue marine service
who were lost on Wednesday, 18th iustant,) in the
cutter Hamilton, on Charleston bar created no va
cancles IN the service inasmuch as the vessel to
which they were attached was totally lost with
them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-16

Mr.. Fleming, the Chief Engineer of the Cheraw
and Darlington Railroad, has resigned, his duties
on the Wilmington and Manchester Road being
too many and onerous to allow him to divide his
time and attention between them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-16

WOODS ON FIRE.-We learn from apassenger
who came on the Richmond train last evening, that
the woods were burning rapidly i'll the county of
Chesterfield near the junction. when the cars pass
ed.-PeteTs5urg En-. yeste4day
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THE BREMEN LINE-The United States steam
ers Washington and Hermann being hauled up for
repairs, there will be no mail despatched for Eu-
rope by the Bremen line before the 28th of Janua-
ry. In the mean time, correspondents should mark
their letters for the continent to go either in the
"Prussian closed mall" or in the British mail
through England, and pay postage accordingly.
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LOLA MoNTES.-The erratic and notable Lola,
oird,oox OF cottage at Grass Valley-spending
her time in attending to the Improvement of her
garden, petting her parrot and poodle, and tanning
grizzly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-16

LECTURE lecture was delivered at the Libra
~ in Petersburg last night. by Geo. r. Holmes, OF
this city. subject-The Age Of Gold
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~ riaEIA lev minutes before IL O'Clock last night
tne srics stable attached the premises occupei
Vas SET on hre and the roof partially burns5 Tass
about sSoo Insured in the Mutral Office.
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" IhALf,1Crazy, indeed, are all persons xho
y, WITH the Bible in their hands 1--WE win 70 co
a1a Sootn OF heaven above the skies and there opr
sourselyes) shall ind eternal restD for the Bibs
C m not one idea of any such Pagan nonseuss-
S.esd by light of day. end call the snack be ors
hyy}et Crazy as korah they who obey not
ct ,b puf prophet and priest in eli things but in
-; 1yr commands and precepts contrary to those
wren WIZ onrss delivered Crazy as Balsam are al
%no ior hire and call themselves ~
de I6-lt* w N, .ox,r
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THEATRE.-BEsEF1r OF Mrs How.RD-

IHEATRE.-BENEFIT OF Mrs. HOWARD
1t is source of much regret to community that
Mrs. Howard's engagement is nearly at an end. Du-
ring her stay with she has not only made Deep
er impression upon the minds of her old friends but
has won hosts of new ones, who sincerely reglet
that she is to leave. Talented, animated,
spark klins-always giving to her part Appearance
of reality and never failing with her keen pelcep-
ton to catch the authors dea-Mrs. Howard must
always be favorite wherever she goes. And then
her voice. melodous as the notes of bird, never
fails to win the admiration of the multitude. We
have yet heard other than favorable opinion
expressed of Mrs. Howard-and well does this gifted
woman deserve all the praise that has been layshed
her. She is a star to be dstin gushed always by
her peculiar brlliancy, however bright may be the
iustre of those around her.
Butwe commenced this notice with no other in
tenton than to state that tonight is set apart for
her benefit. The plays selected such will give
much pleasure to the audience, and predict a
crowded house. Last night as Lady Gay Spanker,
Mrs H. was undeniabiy excellent. Tonight, a the
Duchess, in "Foles of L Night" she viii be great
Messrs Howard Griffiths, Ryan and the strength Of
the company will appear.
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Theodore ]. Wilkinson died at New Orleans. on
the Cd inst, fro a wound received at the National
Bridge, during the Mexican war.
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NOTICE.-The undersigned bes

IN form the public that G. A: BoTTCHE -
leave for Europe about the middle Of .his moo ~
the purposn OF making purchases and supply
with ali the new fashions for the coming sea
We shall therefore offer eur g.ess @ az ~s.ss,
s0oDs at CONSIDERABLY REDUCED r
CES. and respectfully solicit call nom al IN VI
Of sny Of the above named Goods
Orders for any special afacie ~ our ihe VIVA so
es'ssu' aA1 HIRSH B0TTCHER,
nasa-tms I7s Broad Ct
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BUsTAs's PILGRIM PRoGREss, On eanva.,
Hall Every BODY stould see it before taken cg
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The Europa sailed from New York on Thursday
taking out 20 passengers and $4,000 in specie.
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HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANs.-The Picayune, Of
Dec. 0, says:
We repeat that there is nothing whatever like al
epidemic in the city, aad as far can judge
prospect whatever of there being one, admitting
that there are cases OF cholera, but averrng that
they are fewer than they have been been in former
seasons accounted quite healthy.
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CASH TERMS or ADVEKTIsTN0
RuBnIsH.-John Davis. eh,rnaa =, !,

ssrnetiag the North gutter Of Carr 80. "n ", W
sreet With rubbish, appeared befoss ths asvar ,asa
terday and offered explanation aftey -Si.ssar -
the Case was continued until this norniux en sus
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-16

As FOR RENT-The Brick House, con-
AEA@ tsining six roms, the corner of Marshall
sln Madison streets, at present occupied by Mr. John
Slater. Possession given immediately Rent $40
pac snnnm. Apply to TOLER Il COOK. Agts,
20 10 Pearl ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-16

negro man was executed at Currituck, N c.
last week, for attempting to commit rape.