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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-27

NEW YORK lTEMs.-The bridal chamber of
le 81 Nicholas was first occupied bya Cali.
,9FnIan and his wife, who took possession of il
Friday, and sailed for Europe on Saturday
time OF occupation "a hours bill, $50. The
name registered was ID. o. King and wife. New
York.
The Tribune gives the history OF the latest
seduction IN the city. in which young lady of
the hig hest responsibility" and downtown
clerk, who has wife and children, are the
Chief parties. Happily, the Tribune's story
iescues the young lady in season to save her
virtue.
Young Gouschalk gave private Soinee mu
slcate to the members Of The press on Satur-
Gay night, at the Irving House, and greatly de
lighted his hearers.
-, That party of the Democracy ousted from
lamm ny Hall by the Sachems, have carried
'!eir case to the Legislature, and are making q
vigorous effort 10 take away the charter of the
lammany Society.
The Herald thinks the conviction and sen.
s7hce OF mock auctioneer, on Saturday, to
. Two years imprisonment, is hopeful sign in
Inc prog ress OF The city.
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Int orknnt Decision.

WAsHSGToN, Jan. 25.-ln the Supreme
Court to-day, Judge Mclean delivered the
s7aiun of the cOuri IN the case o! the trustees
D. IncenneS University VS.. the State of India
"a. reversing The decree OF the Supreme Court
Indiana, and securing to the University lw o
.yRnships OF land which were in dispute, a
rortIun OF which the State had appropriated 10
Is osupurPoses. Justices fancy and Daniels
scented.
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accounts from Lieut.. Gibbons.

SALEM, Mass, Jan. 25.-Capt. Coburn, OF
TIE brig Wafer Witch arrived here from Para
reports the arrival, Dec. Goth, of Lieut.. Glib.
tons. OF the u. ). surveying corps in the Anna
son river. Previous to that, Lieut.. Gibbons
1aI not been heard from for Is months, and
great anxiety was felt for him ON account of MS
long absence. 1t was stated that Lieut.. Glib.
tons would probably leave Para n the next
vessel that would sail for New York.
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Fsrprkick. Nd, 10 O'Clock, % min. Z. NJ.
~'e extensive aqd well known Iron toundery
r,,,su,h & Su,der took frc this evening
y. mi O O'Clock; cause unknown, and IN conSe'
.-,.e at ,wo falls alarms this evening, the
-,rrs failed 10 reach the ground untIl I" 0
~ 20 lee OF mach service.
TIN, fire extended TO the adjoining buildings,
-.gnjed br Weaver, buckskin manufacturer,
s,,h will probably be saved. Messrs. Fity-
.ssA & Snyder's loss will be about $50 600
.sr,., insured The eng ine was saved.
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Bosrox. Jan. 25.-Thomas F. Mesgher, the
IRISH patriot. met cordial reception here this
rye,ipr. He was received by the committee of
arrangements, and conducted TO the Revere
House. where he was formally welcomed by
). B. Harvey. Esq. Mr.. Measher responded,
and VAS introduced 10 General Pierce and sew
e-sl distinguished citizens. He afterwards de-
vered lecture in the New Musical Hall, his
5. zee; being Australia. Mayor Seaver pre-
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Mr. King.-Contradicrory statene MIS-.

WASHINGTON, Jan &c.
Senator Clemens received dispatch to :
day, stating that MIR. King arrived at Key
West on the god, and that his health was no
better. All hopes of his recovery were aban.
doned, and he will remain al Key West
Another dispatch states that Mr.. King will
remain but a few DAYS at Key West, and that
his health had improved.
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UhPelia0 Fl.rfiOD

WHEELING. Jan. 25.-The election in this
ely, yesterday for local officers, resulted as
follows: For Mayor, ). Brady received S25:
J. Z. Wharton 593; Brady's Jnajority 232.-
For Clerk, Lights received IA; Miller 357
EfanmeT 291; Lights' maiol itv over all 100.
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Congress-.

WAsHIEGToN, Jan. &c.
In the SENATE, an animated debate sprang
up between Messrs. Seward and Cass, in rela-
ton TO the speech of the latter on the Monroe
doctrine.
In the House, the bill to establish branch
mint in New York, was voted down.
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Arrest on n Charge of Abductinn slaves

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. ga free negro
named Neal, charged wi h abduc,ng slaves
from Maryland, was arrested TO day, and
placed in charge of police officers. When near
Chester, crowd of blacks prevented the off
GERS from putting him on board the cars. More
officers were sent down TO assist There is
great excitement, and a fight is anticipated.
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BY Wellington GOddfn.

MI 0ST VALUABLE CENTRAL REAL
I7l ESTATE FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wlll
be sold on Tuesday, the lst day Of February,
1853, upon the premises, commencing at O'Clock,
the following Real Estate, situated On College
Broad street ard Jail Avenue, viz: the Framed
Dwelling now in the occupancy of Mr. P Town.
send fronting about IS feet College street, (op-
posite the Medical College,) running back l34 feet
The house is in good repair, has nine rooms, is in.
sured for about $1,000, and now rents for $500 per
annum Also vacant Lots adjoining. on the North
and South, each fronting 80 feet ON College street,
running back l34 feet. Also, most valuable Build.
ing Lot near the residence of J. W. Randolph, ESQ,
fronting BAN feet on Broad street, running back
about $50 feet. Also, Building Lots, each fronting
about "a feet on the West line of Jail Avenue, a
street running from Broad street to the Lancasterian
Schoolhouse.
The above Real Estate being Ia the central part of
the city, and in most respectable neighborhood,
offers great inducements to those who may be dis
posed to invest their funds judciousy.
TERMs-One.fourth cash; balance at 3, 6 and 9
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust ceed, title retained. The taxes for the
present ear to be paid by the purchaser
ja2l w. GCDDIN Auctr
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SH0tr at WheeIiHO

WHEELING, Jan. % We had fine snow
curing last night and this morning. The wealth.
e. Is now cold and cloudy, and our citizens
are enjoying excellent sleighing.
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NORFOLK, Jan. "A man named Horace
Wilson, was arrested here on Saturday night.
i0f attempting TO pass two counterfeit $50 bills
Oh The Merchants Bank of Burlington, Yer.
mont. He is now in Jail awaiting examina
lion.
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THE MARKETS

New YORK, Jan. 26,-The Flour market is
heavy. Sales of 5000 bbls. at unchanged rates.
Sales of %, 600 Bushels yellow Corn, at 6S to
20 cents.
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Smiling Of The Arabia.

New YORK, Jan. &c.
T. e steamship Arabia sailed to-day for Lii.
verpool, carrying $4,000 in specie.
The Arctic, with later Liverpool dates, is
coming up.
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FERDINAND PALao, whose name is ever TO
oe associated with the struggle to establish the
me Italian Opera on lasting basis, in New
FORK city, is said to be so reduced in circum-
stances that he is obliged 10 work as an assist
ant cook
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,.ce President hing-Railroad Bills. f..

'ice President hing-RaiIrOad Bills, &c.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-Inrelligence has
been rece we'd from Cape Henry, that VIM. r.
King, the Vice President elect, when he left
'aere, designed TO touch at Key West and en-
ggire about the health of Havana, and if the
small pox still prevailed he would proceed to
>~n,a Cruise.
Recent movements indicate that the West
eIa railroad bills will pass
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NOTICE.-Lost or stolen, from my pocket, near
IN at the Post Office, on Friday, the 7th inst
small black leather Pocket Book, containing
two or three receipts to me, and certificate of The
CITY Savings Bank" for $40, in the name OF Mrs A.
} Rennie A suitable reward will be paid tor the
delivery OF the certificate at the Dispatch Office
Or, if the finder feels any delicacy about being
known, he will confer favor by enclosing il in an
envelope and dropping it in the post Office directed
to me- Payment of the certificate has been Stopped
at ths Office of the Bank.
ja27-2t" c. WALDROP
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, b. III. NOE. Merchant TniIor.

IA b. NJ. NOE, Merchant Tailor, OF
M New York, begs TO Intorm the Gentlemen of
Kf Richmond and his regular customers, that
- he will be at the American Hotel on Febru
cry lst and will be happy TO take orders for the
latest style of fashionable Clothing. bis stay
will be tor a week. He takes pleasure in referring
to the following gentlemen Jas X Caskie, ESQ;
John Stewart Walker, Esq; J Mildeberger Smith,
Esq. ia 27-lOttH
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By James NJ. Taylor.

ok LOTS In SIDNEY FOR SALE
~ viii be sold on Tuesday, LIST of February, at 4
o'clock, upon the premises, six Building Lots, stu
ated in the town Ct Sidney, opposite Warsaw, each
fronting about 80 feet Main street, and running
back about los feet.
These Lots have fine elevation, and are about the
prettest in the neighoorhood for building purposes
Terms made known on the day of sale
la 24-td JAMES M. TAYLOR.
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N EW EUVks, NEW BOOks-hecelyed
" aud Tor sale BY A. MORRIS,
Late Drinker & Morris
Speeches, by the Rt. Hon Thomas Darlington
Macaulay, NJ
The Lofty and the Lowry, or Good Ia all and
None all Good, by McIntosh
American Miscellany Vi Entertaining knowledge,
by Francis Woodwork eie. antiy illus rated
The TelTale, or Home Secrets Told by Old
Travellers, by II Trusta, author of sunny Side
&c &C. il 2TE
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sTItATVUN,s OFEICk


CLARK OFFICE, 18th STREET.
Drawn Nos Delaware Extra. 81, Jan %.
So So l6 43 &c 65 80 8 IL 80 So
Quarter ticket 3 20 65 prize of $50 sold
. 3 SO 40, prize Of $40 sold
Drawn Nos Delaware, 20 Jan 25
69 l6 10 = SO 30 81 ~ 81 A. %
Whole Ticket 6 Sc SO. prize OF $1,000 returned
to the Managers. ia 26-3t
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drrfcdt of the Black Warrior.

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-The steamer Black
warrior has arrived from Mobile, with sixty
passengers and $3.50, 900 in specie.
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BOARDING.
MI hS. COLEMAN, on Grace street between 7th
w and eth, has several unoccupied Rooms suit
aoie iof Families or single Gentlemen.
ia 27-3:"
INo THE CHEDIT0RS OF LIGGAN
q McMlNE The fourth and last DIVIDEND to
re cfe1'tors OF Liggan McAinn, under the trust
oeeo' WIZ De payable On and after Monday, the 3Ist
instant
a2I-zs ANDREW JOHNSTON, Trustee.
NUTiCE is hereby given that the partnership
" heretofore existing between Us, under the style
oi John W Hines f3r the manufacture of Soap and
Ssnales, Vas dissolved By mutual consent on the
INST Gay ~ Decemoer last the business OF the
concern Wi! be "oard up By Sir Hines
JOHN w. HINES,
I-H-a EDWARD EEIDT.
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mol Propretors, N. 7.
Chronic Rheumatism of 30 ears, stand.
ing Cured.

Scarcely able to work for seventeen years. and the
flesh withered from his limbs. Levi Hills, Esq.
writes: OTTAWA, Lasalle county, Illinois, August TO-
u have suffered from Chronic rheumatism for thirty
years. for seventeen years was scarcely able to walk
or stoop to the floor my left limb had persisted away
considerable, and was very weak. l had used SO many
prescriptions from physicians and other remedies al
to no purpose shat despaired of ever being cured
was influenced, however, to try Mortmore's Rheu-
matte Compound, and rejoice to say, it acted like
charm This was eight months ago. have exercised
kinds of weather, but have continued to improve in
health and the flesh has returned to my limbs which
have become strong ever. LEVI HILLS.n
3-dif
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AUCTION SALtS.
BY Alexander Mott d Co.

A SPLENDID COLLECTIONS OF STUFFED
"A BIRDS at Auction On next Thuraday, 9th
instant, commencing at III o'clock, we will sell at
public auction beautiful collection of foreign and
oomestic stuffed Birds among which will be found
the following
- The American Bald Eagles, different species of
Owls, Woodpeckers Ducks, Cranes, HAWKS,
Inc HERMAN Storks Ducks. Cranes, Hares, &c,
Inc ABOVE collection is stuffed in style and form
sceorong 70 nature, put up in large glass cases,
now and will be for exhibition until the day OF sale.
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By George j. sumner.

by UcOESc - SumUers
ID EAL ESTATE On UNION HILL AT
HI AUCTION.-On Monday Afternoon, the
3lst instant, at O'CLOCK, upon the premises will
be sold at Auction, two Lots of Ground located on
Union Hill, Immediately adjoining the property
known as the seven Chmneys. fronting ON Union
street 80 feet, and running back lac feet upon
which, stands frame Dwelling House containing
rooms, with an excellent well OF water in the
yard.
IERMs-One-third of the purchase money in
cash, the balance in two equal payments at and
IL months, interest ado ed secured by negotiable
notes. satisfactorily endorsed or the title withheld
until the whole is paid. By request OF the owner
u 2O-td GEORGE J. SUMNER, Auct.
House and Lot at Observation-Disclosures
after the above sale, will be sold House and Lot
exactly opposite the Asbury Chapel, on Union
Hill The lot frents 30 feet and runs back l35 feet;
upon which is a frame Dwelling House. recently
built, ana now occupied by good tenant
TERMS One half cash, balance at and II
mouths, interest added, and the title withheld until
the whole is paid.
ia 25-td GEO J. SUMNER Au.t
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I HAVE now complete and full all assert.
l. mert of Groceries can be found in this CITY,
aad am determined to sell them at as low price
and on as reasonable terms, any body else. All
l ask is a CALL and guarantee to please.
No "A Main street, ia the place
jl27 JB STEGAL
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L UNI Is ER.-BELVlN ~ PARKER, wholesale
IL and retail dealers in ell kinds of Mahogany
Hard Woods, Lumber and shingles, ,
Broad, beteesa Gocsrmor and Mayo streets, take
pleasure in notifying their friends that they art
continuing the above business at their oo stand
more extensively than heretofore.
Mahogany Plank and Joists, black and white
Wa nut Cherry, Birds Eye and Sugar Map e
Northern and Southern Ash Oak and cottonwood
White Wood, Spanish Cedar, Butternut Hickory
Chair Plank. ressed Flooring. Step Plank, White
Pine of all sizes and qualities, Poplar, Dressed Lum
Der and Mahogany. which are used in the manutsc
ture of the first class coaches and cars, by machine
companies, Cal builders, &c. Rosewood, Maho
gsny and Cherry Veneers for cabinet furniture
manufacturing purposes, aud various other kinds o.
Lumber used by builders, carpenters and mach
nsts, always on hand. jazz
TRY GOODS, DRY GOODS.-Slks, rict
~ figured and plain changeable; large assert
ment best Italian black Silks; pure irish Popiins
plaid dress Siks; splendid Grape Shawls, embroi
dere and plain; best quality long Shaws; rick pat
terms plaid and fancy Ribbons; pure wool Delanes
nelaines splendid quality for le4 and % cts fail
quality Mouslain de Lame at sixpence; English
French and German Merinos; best quality silk warp
black Alpacas; Alpacas, all c0lors; dotted Dresses
for parties Prints, fast colors; oil Calico Turkey
red; Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings Shirts anC
Drawers; Gloves, Cravats, Hdkfs, Collars, Suspen
ders; ia linen and cotton Sheetngs, very cheap
all kinds OF bleached and brown Cottons 1910 heavy
twilled Blankets, o. cts to S5 under Garments TO
ladies' and gentlemen; white, red yellow and blu,
Flannels; linen Towels, 81 so per dozen; Tab
Cloths; Birds Eye Diaper; Russia Diaper, 81 piece
piano and table Covers; silk Fringes and Gimps
silk dress Buttons; silk Shirts for ladies EmbIo;
deries of all kinds; cambria Edgines; Ipsertiups
Swiss lnsertlngs ana Edgings; Superior Irish Lin
ems; Marseilles Quilts, &c &c. For the cbeapes
Goods, call at LEWIS Cbeap Stores
ia q Main street.
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90 Sc REWAkD.-Strayed, or was
S%aN stolen from the su sscriber, on Friday
morning iast, black Terrier Puppy. He had
a rope around his neck, his were cut and his
tail clipped. The above reward will be paid tor
his delivery to me-
GEORGE L SADLER,
ja25-ts Sad RS Hotel, No . Main at.
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IN I'D -; s.:ss; 8

IN AE -. E sz1::::s
NoTICE -hICHMOND AND DANVILLE K.
Co-The Frei9 ht and Store House a. Keys.
we Depot being full as well as many horse cars,
ale richmond ard Danville Railroad Company are
gwen BY the parties owning the freight, removing
L-e same Or some portion thereof, the Company
wa not transport any more freight to Keysville
go De heId responsible for the safe preservation
ere peyund the time OF its arrival there
soT freight left beyond sc hours in the Compsny's
Store house
ana This further notice is hereby given that no
.teieLt Intended Tor keysviile. viii be received at
'Ae Company's Depot here, until further notice.
JOHN a FOSTER,
General Freight Agent Of X. and D. R.R
il 27-6t - ~
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EOk SALE. TO remain Ia ar near Richmond, a
l. Young Woman and Three Children,
very hkely-a good seamstress snd house servant
also for hire, good Cook, Washer and
Ironer, and small Boy accustomed to waiting
about thu house. Apply at this office.
ia 25-3t*
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NHEESE, BUTTER AND VINEGAR
y 100 boxes prime Goshen Cheese
20 bole Pc. nsyl vania Roll Butter
25 bos clarified Cider Vinegar
Just received and tor sale by
Jazz J. 3 STEGAL
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COO REWARD.-ksnawayf from the sub
- ~ scriber, on the first instant, negro man
named GEORGE. He is of dark complexion me.
dun height and about p years old. II e suffers
badly when spoken to. When last seen he had on
black cloth cap, coat and pants. The above reward
will be paid upon his delivery to my manager, Mr.
Thos Jarrett, at Reynodsvie, in Henrico, Or if
lodged in city jai
ja 25-3t* PETERFIELD TRENT.
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LANlRERw's OFFICE.
l4th Street. under Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos Delaware, Glass 20, Jan IS:
o. Is IL So 81 80 40 81 AZ %
T0-tRy.-The Delaware State Lottery Glass
No Y Capitals: 2 OF SIS, OOO 2 of $780, 2 of 225O
Of 1000 2 of 1900 2 Of 1912 ) of 1000, &c. ne
numbers Ia drawn. Tickets S.
Also small Lottery. TcKets 81 Is. ia 81
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SMITHS LOTTERY OFFICE,
WALL street. under the City Hotel,
CHALK'S OLD STAND,

CNALhS OLD ; land.
TO-DRy.-Carrol, Glass g. Capitals: of 800.
900, of 10000, of 5000 of 24lI, Let 1000, rs of
300, &c. IS nunbeIs, l5drawn. Tickets S5-shares
in proportion.
OF HOO, of $50, OF $50, OF lOO 10 of CO. 900 Of
So &c. Is numbers, IL drawn. Tickets 81
ia II SMITH.
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At MkhTlNG OF THE COUNCIL

n A MEETING Of THE COUNCIL
"A OF the City OF Richmond held Dec I'D, 1882
the following resolution was adopted
Be tt ResolUed, by the Council That the Dele.
gates anr Senator representing this city in the
General Assembly of the State be requested TO ap.
ply to the General Assembly, to provide tor rea-
sonabe extension of the boundary of said city,
either by means oil an act authorizing the Execu.
tive TO appoint Commissioners to establish rea.
sonabe boundary, o; by such other means, as TO
the General Assembly may seem just and proper
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~ UTICk.-S. MERCHANT Il WEislGER,
IL wishing to reduce their stock OF Ciethiag
before making Spring purchases, will sell any srti.
Gle In their line at very low prices.
Over Coats offered at cost. Call az No ll2
Main stIeet
la % =. MERCHANT d. WE4SIJER.
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4 IL . M M T. LIH's SPICES, &c.
" 100 boxes Ground Pepper, $50 boxes Mustard,
one half and one quarter cans; 10 boxes Allspice,
~ boxes Cloves, ~ boxes Chocolate.
The above articles are furnished expressly to
my order, and warranted pure For sale by
ia IS JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
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E-s UNION STEAMSHIP COM.
SSnik3sS PANYS LINE FOR PHLADEL.
fnIA-lne steamship Pennsylvania, Captain Bay.
more, will be ready receive freight on Wednes-
day morning and will sail Thursday at clock,
NJ. For freight OF passage apply To
r. RANKIN,
a25 corner 20tn and Water
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NOV - THE T'IStE TO PUhChAsE-
Y Persons who are IN want OF CLOTHING are
solicited to examine the stock on hand lust re-
ceived) az No l(2, Main street Over Goats Elosks,
business Goats, Winter Frocks, Cas- PANS Vests of
all kinds Under shirts and Drawers, d.ess SHIRTS,
dress suits, &c, low for cash.
ja2I KEEN, CHILES & BALDWIN
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New YORK, Jan. %.
The steamship Arctic, with Li,erpool dates
10 Jan II, has arrived.
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ADJUSTMENTS

randfather Whitehead. G Burke; Edward. L..
Petite. Cappe Louesia, Mrs w Ward.
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fNs NOTICE TO MERCHANTS.
&sak&& The steamer CITY OF RICHMOND,
Capt. Mitchell, will leave New York on Saturday
next, the 29th instant. Please send your orders
to come by this ship
ia 26-3t A. s LEE.