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POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES.
William Darby has published COM
municatlon in the National Intelligent
Ger, from which it appears that should
the population ofthe United States con-
tinue to increase in the future, in the
same ratio as during the past, the aggre-
gate in 1850 will BE- 405. 973, 900 souls!
He says that that part OF the Continent
of North America already in the posses
sion of the United States, fails little if
any short of 100000 of square miles,
and therefore, when the population
reaches 100, 100000, the mean density
will be only 33 to the square mile
The existing population, amounting TO
24,0OO,000 at most, does not reach to
more than to the square mile.
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SHIPPING FAIRS WANTED.

lTUsK RAT, MINK. RED AND GKEY Fox. RAG
III COOK AND RABBIT Skins. For which the
highest cash prices will be paid by
SOILS, BROTHERS.,
S6 Arch St. bet 81 & Sd SIS. Philadelphia.
rs Water st. Cup stairs) New York.
March l2-2m.
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n 4g'EsGE.

me- AZ T..
THE undersigned having again associated
in partnership with them q. P. hl!lngsworth,
under the firm of Rowland, Roman n Co.,. for
the purpose Of carrying on the retail Dry Goods
aud Grocery trade at Rowfandsville, Md.
WIN. B. ROWLAND,
Apr |, '53 JOSEPH ROMAN.
Thankful for the liberal pali onage received,
they respectfully solicit continuance CT the
same TO the new firm, ASSUMING the public their
stock shall always be worthy of their paIronas Sc
ROWLAND, ROMAN & co.
Rowlandsville, Apr IL 3w'
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New Spring Goods for 1888,

The subscribers respectfully inform the clti-
zens Oft Cecil county, that they now have in store
much larger assoc tment of Fancy and Sapi"
Dry Goo'!S, than they ever had before, and they
fatter themselves that the
STYLE, QUALITY, AND PRICE,
will induce all to buy who will favor them
with call. APPS BROWN X FOARD.
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A superior lot ofGentleman's Patent Leather
IL Shoes, Ladies CATERS, misses shoes, &C.,
for sale by VIM. TORBERT.
UATS.-Chaiies Oak iord's celebrated FASH
Ill ionable silk Hats received in store by
Apr9 BROWN & FOARD.
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SPIRIT-RAPPlNG MAcHlNEs.-The n.
York Jou rnal Of Commerce says, man
ufacturlug house in that city is engaged
making "medlum tables" for people
who live by their wits. The table is
like an ordinary one, with top formed
of thick board; but concealed within a
cavity, in the latter is small apparatus,
with kind OF hammer tor producing
the craps" The hammer is SO con-
structed with a wire running down
through the table-leg, that the latter has
only to be in contact with nal-head
or something of the kind. in the floor,
to enable the operator TO produce the
raps, by means OF galvanism.
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CHEAP
WINDOW SHADE

DEPOT IND M7NUF.ACTORT Of G.. L..
~ MILLER & CO., s. W. corner .3rch art
Sccom Streets. PHLApELrHIA.-Evcry variety
o. shades, wholesale and retail, such as Scroll,
Flower, Gothic, Nigncitc, Oil and Dry Land
scapeS, are To be had al the lowest prices for
quality of work. Orders for Gilt, Plain, Store,
Lntrcred and other Shades executed al short no
ticc.
Merchants and others are invited to give us
a trial. WE Will TRY TO PLEASE.
BraSSes. Trimmings, &C., always on hand.
Remember S. w. corner Second and Arch
Streets, Phila. Feb II
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n ROCERlES.-A fresh supply of new crop
" New Orleans Molasscs and Syrup; Rio, La
guira and Java Coffee; for sale cheap. by
Apr9 BRowN g. FoARD..
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M ANCHESTER GINGH.4NS 10 cents per
IN yd, Barege de Laine, l2a cts per yd.
Apr l6 VIM. ToRBERT.
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HATS.--Just received n case of genllemans
ILL black Silk Hats: also. a fine assortment of
Panama, Leghorn and Palm Leaf Hats. Of the
latest style. WIN. TORBERT.
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STR.AW MATTING and OIL CLOTH-
- Cd red check and white mating, 81 and
IA Of the very best quality and make, in store
and for sale cheap, by BRowN & FoARp.
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IN CHANCERY.

March oath, 1853 apr 9 3w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-05

CREDIT OF vrRarSrA IN EsurASn-The fol
lowing extract from the money article Of the New
fork Tribune shows no, OILY a gratifying conf.
dence in the credit of Virginia securities but i,
furnishes evidence of the high financial skim of Nj
Bayne' who effected the negotiations referred to.
The extract is as follows,
Mr.. L. r. Bayne. of the houaa NJ se,a.n VIII,
,ns 20, OF Washington, who returned IN the AZ.
lans,c, nae negotiated with Messrs. Rarinr & Co
anu Geo Peabody, Virginia bonds TO an extent sus.
neient % meet all the requirements of that state
a. oe, system oil Internal improvements. A por.
nponus, and portion in sterling five per cents Mr.
bayne vert abroad at very unpropitious time for
saen negotiations. aud his success L the hest owl.
aeaee OF his abiies. The eminent houses which
Lao. ,sken siese bonds are guarantee that they
VIII be well placed among investors
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THE MARKETS,

BALTIMORE, Dec 3-The Four market il active
az dealers generally awaiting the steamer now
due There were some few hundred bbls. choice
brands Howard st. sold at $675 Buyers, how
ever, were not Offering over $6.62 l-2
The supply OF Grain on Change this morning was
moderate. About 5000 bushels Wheat offered and
mostly sold at 144aliSc for red to 55al5Sc for good
10 prime white. No family flour white offered
Inferior lots . TO l5c below the above figures
Corn-About -, 900 bushels offered and mostly
sold IL T4a7lc Tor Old yellow, Low 90 6o.CSc; Old
VIZ. = .D.Ol, 2G.. DO 11aG!s.
New YORK, Dec 3.-The Flour market is steady
dealers awaiting the arrival OF further news
from Europe Sales of 1860 bbls. At S,6S7 for
State; Southern S7,lSa7,25. Rye -four and Corn
meal unchanged
Grain steady. good shipping demand Ter
Wheat sales OF 80 900 bushels southern red at l50c;
white do 172alT3c Corn--30o00 bushels sold az
79as1c to elaa2c for mixed white and yellow
Provisions dull--nness Pork Sl3.37. Cotton steady
unchanged. Rice 4 Lee Tor prime. Whiskey
27a2s p.
NEW ORLEANs, Dec. 3.-There has been brisk
demand tor Cotton to-day, with sales already reach
ing 500 balea, at previous rates. Flour has ad.
vanced; 1000 bbls. cold at $3.50
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SETTLEMENT or THE METHODIST CHURcH
Property Conference.-The New York Jour
nal CT Commerce of Friday contains an official an
rounoement osthe anicable settlement of the dis
pute which has SO long existed between the two
branches o. the Methodist Episcopal Church North
and South, in regard 10 the property which belong
Fl to them in common, prior to The separation
Tho terms of the adjustment withheld from the
p20iic. until tie courts (Which have long had the
sapjec in CHARGE shall conform their action to;he
rev sta.e Of things; OF in other words, issue de-
cree In conformity with the voluntary settlement.
The Jan-ual says:
1t Is however safe to infer. that the adjustment is
BASED on the principle of pro division of the
properly No other adjustment would be admis-
s.5e, ii the courts decreed some other provi-
ded the two bodies are to continue separate. The
Northern branch of the church never could feel
easy in Possession the whole property because
they know that the whole does NOT in equity be-
.uag t. them.
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THE EXPLOSION OF THE STEAMER INDF.
PENDENCE

BUFFALO, Dec. 2-Further particulars of the
blowing up OF the propeller independence at sault
~ Marie have reached us in letters from nassen.
gers, The explosion was caused by the neglect to
let OF steam during stoppaee for the purnose nj
completing the raising of the anchor. Seven lives
were lost in ALL and it Is miraculous that the sacri
nee was not greater when it is considered that the
boat was crowded with people, and was blown to
atoms with the exception of 25 feet of the bow.
some very extraordinary escapes are mentioned
amongs. thcm ]. w. Watson, the clerk of the boat
and passenger named Alfred Thomas, of Ohio.
the latter Of whom was rescued by Newfoundland
dog. :
Messrs. Vaughan, Thomas, and Ensign, of indie
pendence, al! Of whom escaped, were afterwards
wrecked on the steiner Albany, and hal second
narrow cape
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40 % GODDIN & APPFRSON. Auctr.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON

MIN, BETWEEN 7rH AND 8rH STREETS
FOR SALE AT AUCTIoN-Will be sold. on WED
NESDAY afternoon, the It'll Deer. 1893 upon the pre-
misses commencing at4 O'Clock. ofthose new houses
on the south side of Main, between 7th and 9th sts
The house is three stories high above the basement
has four passages and Zen rooms al handsomely fin
sied, and built of the best materials with all the mo-
dern improvements and convenieuces, such ss gas
water close IS bathing room, &c, &C. Good kitchen
servants rooms, Sc.
TERSs-Sl4J0 payable 9th Septe plber 1862, to Miss
Frances b. Eggeston, with interest payable quarter
) ; and the balance il the following manner, viz:
cash, balance az 4, g. and Il months for negotiable.
notes interest added, secured by trust deed.
IA. % GODDIN 4 APPERSON
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l EVY is offering great inducements to
retail. HE stock syery large and being anxious
to reduce it, great bargains be had by calling on
hiin at his store, No. 50 Main street. opposite Civ
Hotel, sign OF the Red Coat. de
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MAIL NEWS.
nRMOCRATIC Nom NATIONS

A the meeting of the democratic members Of
tse uouss of Representatives. held 10 the Capitol
las; evening we understand the following nosnina.
lions we're made. viz;
non. inn Boyd, tor Speaker.
Cot John W Forncy, for Clerk.
SaanJ GIossbTenner, for Sergeant.a.-Arns /.
y ". Mcknew, for noorkeeper
Johr n. lohasna, for Postmaster
We understand that the number of delegates
,resert was one hundred and eighteen; the dele
f.s iron, several OF the States had not arrived in
fe ely It gives much pleasure 10 state that the
arocetiines OF the meeting were characterized by
! shirt Of harmony aud cancellation, which was
highly gratifying to the members present
Wash U7sloa. Sxadav
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-05

lFE LATE PRIze FIGHr.-The Philadelphia
ssa gives the following account of the brutal en-.
oouats-, near PhTnixviIe. Pa, on Thursday, be-
tween man named Sloan or Sudden, from Balti-
more and another named Bradley, from Moyamen-
s.ne:
Sloan was terribly and shockingly musilated-
Il Tie commencement Of the fight, Sloan appeared
70 bethe better man. but at the fourth round he
cane to time with blood streaming from his mouth
After eight rounds had been fought Sloan became
very weak, and staggered up five times more, a
perfect gore of blood TO receive the blows of his
adversary Az the thirteenth round Bradley was
proclaimed the victor when Sloan was taken from
,he ground, presenting most horrible appearance
We earnestly trust that both OF these fends may be
brought to justice and the extreme penalty OF the
Jaw be meted out to them"
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DIsGnAcEFuL FUNER.1, scEsr -on Tpe-,iav q

DIsGRAcEFUL FUNERAL ScENE-On Tuesday a
party from jenkntown, came to Franktord for the
purpose OF burying child The cortege consisted
OF a hearse, followed by a dirt cart, drawn by an
old horse. containing three women, one of wnom
was the mother OF the deceased child They be.
came very drunk before they lett the Borough, and
INDUCED in regular fight. The women were SO
drunk that they had TO be assisted in the cart,
when they were soon wrapped in slumber.
PHILADELPHIA Ledger.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-05

W.sIuxGroS, Dec. 2d--l learn upon good au
iAoriy. thai dispatches have been received by the
DepSrrneu; from Mr.. Buchanan, our Minister at
Tho t.our oi 81 James which state that he has hal
an Interview with Lord Aberdeen in reference n
the projected Fishery treaty. with modnicaiicns al
owing colonial vessels participation in our cnss.
IN trade. and that IL would be accepted hy the B@i
,;se Cabinet The reason why the Cabinet has n1s
acted upon ]. before, was because of its beng alb.
sorted with the RussoTurkish question.
Tho impression also gained strength that Enc
and would in time declare war against Rus.
slA This intelligence comes by the last steamer.
" w. Dannison, acting superintendent of the
Ccrsus HGreau, In the absence Of Mr.. De Row. has
-eea appointed to 81 500 elerkship in the Indian
bureau, vice Mr.. smuot, resigned TO enter into the
banking business.
senators James al Rhode Island. Thompson. of
New jersey, stuart ot Michigan, aud some thirty
representatives arrived to-day. There is unoues
5usb,y quorum o. the House now here.
Mr.. Benton has selected the seat and desk long
occupied by John Quincy Adams. on the Wig side
q IL" House, which is regarded as oIninous OF his
..-a,e political associations The Anti. Benton mem
tiers have been assured that Watson, who is Mr.
beu'on's candidate for the ST Louis post.office,
sbsil not be appointed.
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ARRIVAL OF EMIGRANrs. The ship Joseph
Walker, with 443 passengers; the Manhattan, with
413; the Cambria, with $40 the Unive, Sc with
OBI, all from Liverpool; and the brig Neptune,
from Bremen, 1l5, arrived at this port yesterday
morning; total of nearly 1000 They arc all re-
ported in good healthy. T. Journal Of Commerce
of SATURDAY.
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Correspondence of the Journal of Commerce

HAVANA, NOV %, 1903.
Mr.. Morrell, recently appointed Consul at Ma
tanzas returns by this the United States
not being permitted to take charge of the Office by
the Brigadier Don Juan Pavia Governor of that
District
The cause Of this variation from the usual Gus
tom, we are not apprised of the delay is required
to be until the "ExeQuatur' can be returned from
Spain. &C
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IMPORTANT FROM MFyIco

NEW YORK, Dec. 3--priyate advices have been
received here from Mexico, which state that two
hundred armed men from San Francisco had lust
arrived at La Paz, in Lower California where
they took possession of the town, and placed the
commanding general in prison. They then, with
much pomp and ceremony, declared Lower Cali
tornia tree aud independent What the result
will be Is difficult to surmise, but the impression
is this move may be the beginning OF serious
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-05

THOSE MUsKETs.-The n. Y. Herald states that
two hundred thousand of George Laws muskets,
have been brushed up of late, packed in boxes,
and prepared for immediate shipment, on some
fair day, when news shall have arrived from Eu.
rope of rising in Italy, Hungary, Or Germany.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-05

New ORLEANS, Nov 3G.--The .4tldntic's advices
were received in New Orleans on Tuesday nights
Up to on Wednesday barely 200 bales of Cot
ton changed hands. Prices We're easier. Old Mess
Pork was dull at from $ll l.50 per. Dbl FIX
change On New York, at sight, was quoted al quar-
ter per cent discount
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-05

correspondent of the n Y. Mirror says Captain
Rynders has received an appointment from the Fed
eral Government, as secret Aail Agent, with sala-
~ of $500 and travelling expenses.
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BY GoDDIN Il APPERsoN.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON 10Th

y BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wil be sold on FRI
DAY, the 9th day of December, 1883 upon the pre-
misses, commencing at O'Clock, a small brick Tene-
menf with the lot on which it stands, on the west
line of 10Th, between Main and Cary streets now in
the occupancy of good tenant an annual rent of
Slsc The lot fronts 25 feet back 60 feet and
bounded on the south by the residence of Dr. p. Gull
len.
TERMs-One-third cash. balance at and IL mouths
for negotiable notes, interest added secured by a
trust deed or title retained.
GoDDIN Il APPERSON,
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WHITEHALL, N. Y, Dec. 3.-Last night near
this place, freight train OF twenty-five cars ran
over a COW, throwing the engine and several of the
cars from the track. The engineer MIR McMullen
was killed, and two full of hogs pitched into
no pnuaI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-05

We are glad to learn from the Charlottesville
Advocate that the difficulties between the students
and citizens have been quieted; and that the stu
dents having returned to their collegiate duties,
order and quiet again restored.
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STORM AT OUEREC

QUEBEC, Nov. 30.-There have been several Sc
we're storms here of late and there is plenty of ice
In the river. There are eighteen ships now laid
up here for the winter There are also nine yes-
sells ashore below this place
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UOUUIN q AFFEHoUN,
&c Did Auctioneers

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON CA
RY, BETWEEN 10Th AND 2lsT STREETS
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wil be sold on SAT-
URDAY afternoon, the 10th December, 1858, upon
the premises, commencing az o'clock, valuable lot
on the north line of Cary, between Goth and 2lst
fronting a feet on Cary street, running back the
depth of the lot to an alley.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at and months
Ter negotiable notes. interest added, secured by a
trust deed, orttle retained.
LOUIS G.. III. FINNEY
Administrator. &c, of Geo. Scherer decd.
Sale conducted by GODDIN l. APPERSON, Auc-
tioneers - m en-dtas
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Couldn't AGREE.-The jury in the Russell case
at Frederick were unable TO agree, being, sad,
equally divided III opinion. This case relates to
the emanc pation Ct IA negroes, and has been tried
four times without coming to decision.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-05

6rLOnlOOo NEW S.-1Ou can ma, at
~ GOLDSMITH'S cheap store, No. IL Main ST.
great bargains in dry goods he has just received
large lot of dry goods from auction. Merrmack and
Cocheco caicoes, only 10 cents and large lot of
other styles at cents; De LANES, Flannels Diapers
and large lot Ginghams, in Sleeves Collars, Chemi-
Sc ties, and other Embroideries He cannot be out
done. Blankets, Kerseys, Luseys Cassinets, Jeans,
Sheetings Cloaks Capes and very large assortment
of Silks which will be sold at such prices please
ard give satisfaction to any and all who favor him
with call. noSG
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-05

josS NsrcHEL-pQri~. the whole Of TAursday,
tie house OF John Michel was thfonged by his en-
tlesiastic admirers An address was presented to
him by al Irish sociey, congratulating him on bis
escape, to which he handsomely responded
number Of military companies were also present.
request wac presented on the part OF The compa
Lea 20 Mr. Mitchell, and they were formed mo
open files, and Mitchell and Mea9her, bear headed
hrsed arm and arm, walked through the iinef'
oheesed az they went along. The Meagher Cup
also presented him with an address, and likewise
tcpdered hiu3 Il purse Of $500. The latter, he de-
cl!aed TO accept, sayin. that in coming to Ameriea
he only expected the profession of her taos and ns
heYed that any possessed Of intellect and ener
~ can live independent OF the aid implied by the
Iresentaii9n of the puree however highly appraet
aSng the motives which prompted its presenia,ion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-05

GALE OF HORSES, MULES, COWS.
~ HOGS, CORN. FODDER SHUCKS, STRAW,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, HOUSEHOLD FIR.
NlTURE, 6c.-Will be sold on THURSDAY. the
9Th day of December, 1853, at "Ilish Meadow" on
the New Bridge Road, sbout miles East of the city
of Richmond, all the Personal Estate on the said
farm, consisting ofa valuable parcel of Horses
Mules, Cows, Hogs, Corn, Fodder, shucks Straw.
Farming Implements Household Furniture &c.
TEEms-Al sums under $50, cash; over that
4mepas, months credit for approved endorsed me-
sotiable paper.
no % CODDTN l. APPERSON knctr
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
DUBLIC SALE OF CORN, FODDER.

JUDLlC DALI Of COhN, FODDER,
4 STRAW, THRESHING, MACHINE, WAGON,
FARMING UTENSILS, &c The subscriber, in
tending TO remove co the county of Chesterfield will
sell at public auction his residence five miles from
Richmond, on the Deep Run Turnpike. about I0s
barrels Corn. blade and top Fodder. Shncks stacks
of Straw, one Cart. one Wagon, Ihreshing Machine,
Farming Utensils. &c.
The sale will take place ON TUESDAY, 9th Dec.
If fair if not the next fair day, at IL o'clock A. NJ
Terms at sale.
WILLIS w. COWLING
Sale conducted By r. CAUTHoRN.
P. s. The subscriber grateful for the liberal pat
ronage bestowed, viii continue, as heretofore 70 fur
nish his patrons with ICE, the ensuing year.
DEE w. w. COWLING.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-05

DRIME ROLL BUTTER
New Bacon HAMS and SIDES
Pine Apple. Imitation English and New York
State CHEESE
No. New and Old LARD
No. BUCKWHEAT, il salaii bags
Choice TEAS at low prices
SPICES, CATSUPS. MUS FAJI
HERRINGS, in half aud wiia-e tr.s
Ma. and 5 MACKEREL
SUGARS
Sperm, Adamantine and Taow CANDLES
Together with general variety OF FAMILY GRO
CERES. For sale bv
HUNDLEY l. BROTHER
de 2--3sF Franklin street.
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James L. Hoare, convicted in New York of the
murder of Susan McAnany, Saturday sem
fenced to be executed on the 9th of January.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-05

The bill authorizing the endorsement by the city
Of Baltimore, OF the bonds of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, to the amount of S5,00o,000, passed
the Second Branch last Friday evening by vote
&c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-05

OUNTAIN DEW WHISKEY.-100
WI bols just received and for sale by
de- DAYENPORT ALLENk co
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THE METHODIST CHURCH CASE,

NEw YORK. Dec 3.-Tne terms Of adjustment of
tie Methodist Church controversy are as follows:
TIE South receives regular dividends, with inter
1T since 1915, amounting to $1,000; the presses
1T Richmond Nashville, and Charleston valued at
S31,030, all the dues from the Southern States,
so 900, and in cash 1921 0G9 The trustees OF the
book concern at Cincinnati have not assented, but
lhey p-obahlY will.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
JOHN n. d PAYNE. salesman.

A UCTION SALE OF FACTORY FIx-
"A TURES.-N i'll be sold on WEDNESDAY, Tth
instant, at o'clock, at the Factory formerly nccu-
pied BY Walton h Pepdleton, on Cary. between 10Th
orHcing very complete Get for the manufacturing
business. The above fixtures nearly new and
good opportunity is now offered for those In waat to
snpply themselves. The assortment consists In part
OF large Screws, 12small do. 8s Mills 2 lbs. DO
hail do Sc do, fire proof Sale for books large
Ftattenins Mills or Pots stem Presses, large BOZ
Ter, small do, Stoves and Pipes, pair Platform
with ali the usual articles for
Quoting the business Also, several lots of Timber.
TERMs-Cash for all amounts under SO. over $50
months credit with approx ed ne gotiabIe paper
de 2 a A WALTON