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The Trinity times., 1854-12-30

BARNun.s LAST DoDGE, THE Nop York
Evening I osi says that l}arhum has applied
or and obtained an injunction, against one
B r. Harris, prohibiting him from ublish
ing "a pacard calculated TO bring the auto
bog' aphy Of the Snowman into disrcpute -
The Post remarks that this beats his offer
TO the booksellers the other day, aud has on
ly been paral,ed by the suit which he caus-
ed to be instituted aga nsl him in lie Marine
Court some time since by one OF bis men, to
recover back % cents, paid 10 ste the beard
ed woman, but who, it was alleged was no
woman.
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30

Cocos ISLAND EXPEDITION 1t is stated
that letters nave been received from persons
connected with tins affair, which STATE that
they were unable to find any treasure upon
the lsand y portion OF the company were
at POINT Arenas and the balance had gone in
lhe schooner (Jaiips PImgjt) to Sau Juan
del Sur, TO Oban further inflammation.
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30

The clipper ship Lightning, built for an
English house BY Donald Mckay, appears to
surPass all his olh.r clippers in point Of
speed. The following is statement of the
dlS ances ran during ten consecutive days,
on her recent passage from \ 0stralia to I.iv-
erpool; 3G9 3sl 397. 3lS. 39I, 3S9. 332,
42l, and 39l nules making for the ten days
an aggregate of 3, 722 miles.
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30

A line of Telegraph wires is being stretch
ed between sonora and stockton ria Colurn-
bia. The former and latter places are already
N t'rgraphic communication Times aud
Transcript.
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30

Captain Cook's chronometer has been pre-
sented to he United Servler Club, London.
by Admiral SIR Thomas Herbert 1t has
undergone some adventures, after two voy-
ages with Cook, Lieut. Bligh took it out in
the E9HRty; the muilneers ca red il to Pit.
cairns Island, ,"wh,re 1t was sold 10 an Amer.
lcan, who sold it .gain in Chill; finally sir
J. iPmas lsrbert bought it at alparaiso for
fifty guigeas.
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30

SGIFHN. w hfi has become OF you,
my dear f,llow--are~ We n,r.r 10 hear from
you asaini Are you "froze out )" or has
the d'arth Of rain, OF which every one is
complaining dried you upl
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30

The connection which Mr.. Charlie, T. Cut
Ter held with this paper, ceased on the 23l
ioft. 1t will hereafter be conducted by IA
win A. Rowe, who il sole publisher and pro.
Frietor
IN. Edwa,d Trask viii have charge Of the
sJtorial department during the winter.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE

Trinity Lodge No q r ard A. VI. meet
at their Hall in Weavcrylle at their Regular
Communications on the last Monday Even
ing oi each month
Attest. NJ. RTCU. W. NJ.
j. c BUHcH, Sec'y.
Weavergiilr, Dee. 3Dth lS45. IT,
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30

Aiessrs. Rhodes x Co. have placed US un-
der renewed obligations BY the early delive-
~ Of Sacramento and San Francisco pnpers
during the week. Also the Shasta Courier
"a Saturday last.
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30

People .qit .boat the m f., uae Of beng
e.oA. POOH! Misfortune! Why, il is
perfect luxury. We have been trying it on
for he last fcw days, and really it Is perfect.
Iy 9plightfol Every body is kind and 4tt-u-
tive to one, thcn. Go many little de,caeIes
prepared 20 suit lie nyald's taste And
,hcn your friends all come 70 chat with you
aaa tell You all the hille gossip that is circu-
iating, assiduous in ;holr rndeayors 70 eile
away the ,geary hours. Veary, forsoo,h
why We have not enjoyed ourselves 80 much
for long time rs ~e have dur ng the past
week proped up on our pillows and list nirg
to the merry chat Of tie iriends " ho have
th onged our room.
We used to have zone little sympathy for
sick folk, +" thinking they needed it; we
ncve- made n greater mistake ia our lfe-
Il was all thrown away. We are convinced
they always laughed at us in their sleeves -
But they can't humbug rs any more after
lh.I
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30

RECOVERING AT latest adyices Kerrson,
the policeman, wounded by Lizzie Sulii an
was IN IA fair way OF recovering.
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30

A late rule OF the Patent Office requires
that inventors who send models TO thai ofl
&C shall ~ construct them that their size viii
not exceed twelve inches in any drcction.-
J T the model exceeds this size, wen b. an
inch, il cannot be received though the Office
will reduce the model 10 the required size at
the inventors expense.
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30

--~~~--..-.--s
z IL 1oU. 80 butiHdustfious ec0nonlical aIi'i
fsevcrog, aud there can be mo such word
.. FAIL"
Ere we appear before you again another
year viii be blotted from the book Of time
aud from the Wondering ashes Of the depart
ing year nos one w,ll have arisen, phGnix-
Lac, to ran is appointed race. As COM
rionty We can hook back upon IN e past Nith
thankful hearts aud contcntcd minds while
p other portion, ~ he globe war and pest
,ance have run rot, numbering their vctms
ny Inyriads, dceiulating communities and
bringing in their train woe AMI want and
'sgAIr, we have been blessed with remark
sb.e prosperity; earth has yielded its
sichcs with bouuteuus hand the soil has
returned 10 the husbandman more than
usually prolific harvosi--and the whole coun-
uy has progressed with uncAawplsd rapi ty
va civilization and the arts. We hope that
tho New Year may ~ equally progress We
and that we may at thc eud VI the next
twelve months have aa good cause to con
cratuhte oursvtea on our prosperity aud pros
poets as We now have.
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30

The lsthmus Of Nicaragua is in a splendid
condition, and remarkably healthy. Passen-
gers now come from ocean 10 ocean in 30
huu 5 with the greatest ease.
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J. ;. HARRIS,
NOTICE

IS hereby given hat IS. 8 Lowlen & Co.
L intend making application a, the next
tenn Of the District Court, 10 be holden in
the town Of Weavervle, Trinity county, on
The second Monday Of April next, or license
to keep toll brIdge across Trinity River.
W. ). LOWDEN & CO.
Dec so. 1854.
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30

THE MAsoNIc FRITEsEITY had supper
at the Independence Hotel on Wednesday
evening last There were about forty per
sons present, anu VIC understand that II vas
very fine entertainment. When ne say
that the supper was prepared BY 'le''rs.
Bclcher & Stsnmore, every one will know
that it was everything that could be desired;
FOR they are famous for their superior skill in
the art Of pleasing the Isiaie
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30

. HUMBOLDT 1IMs~.--This excellent paper
Is now Issued at Union, the county seat Of
Humboldt, having been removed from Eu-
reka
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NOTICE..

] Ii persons indebted 10 DR.. Wm. L
Il Jackson are requested to settle their ao-
count previous to January l5.h. lSlj.
All not settled previons to that TINE will
be placed IN the hand, Of an attorney for
collection.
Nrayervillo. Dec %. 1871. Il
( CRAM, ROGERS X 60. keep constantly
" on hand, at tler ExrREss Osgicg. cor
her oi Man aud Court streets, iu.. suppy
or TIE LATEST
ATLANTIC STATES X CALIFORNIA
PAPERS.
ALSO,
FRENCH & GERMAN PAPERS.
Waa,.rv.le. d22s
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30

The total coinage oftho United States Mint
in Philadelphia from .lnnuary 80 TO Septem-
Der 3Oth, amounted 10 : sl3,019I9l.
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30
Tnr CArIrAL QrE.rloN sErrtrn-we

1HE CAPITAL QuEsTIoN SETTLED We
were shown last evening teicgraphic des
patch from gentleman whose means Of in
formation cannot be doubted. which stat, 4
that the Clork elect Of a. Supreme Court
had left san Francsco for Benicia for the
purpose olprdcuiing the requisite ord -rs from
the Judges Of the supreme Court for re-.
moving the archives from san Jose TO Sacra
mento.
since the ah g. was in type, we have seen
a despatch senr16 'rc * Attorney General
to Gov. B'gler, which SAID There vilI be
decision to night on the Capital question if
Judge Bryan is at Benicia Judge Murra,
has made IN order removing the Supreme
Court % Sacramento, which only awaits
Judge Bryan 81 gna ure."
As Judge Bryan was at Benicia there can
be no doubt but that the order was signed
last night We may thctefDre, congratulate
our ct1ens upon the satisfactory result Of
the final settlement Of this yexed question:
Stdk journal
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30

LOWER SrRIS5s.--This mining precinct in
Shasta county s yielding richly Within the
last week, according TO the Couifr. men
have made ever $IoO per diem with the rock .
~ alone.
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30

Mss Naroissa Z. Nudge, the young lad,
= WHOSE fasishment vb.le under the indo.
foce Of ehlorforin, stephen r Beale. a den.
ts'' stands convicted, was married recently
"a Philadelphia to Mr. Charles Throc. NOR
ton
beale has been refused q new trial. ror
which he sppled, and consequently will have
tLe iol penalty OF the law.
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30

1t is understood that on Tuesday next, or
as soon thereafter as the Land Commissioners
meet, the tlte Of Gen Suter TO the land
clamed by him will be confirmed. The
opinion of one Of the Commissioners is said
to be very lengthy, occupying over fifty pages
OF closely written nanuscript.-Un Union.
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30

90. OCTAyIAs IiooGs il our utl orzeG alcit
lor lbe TaNIrY lIaE- AZ san Francisco -
le may be found at I2J COmnnlci.d street,
Iron Binding.
Al Express Agents throughout ths State
aud Oregon arc authorized to act as Agents
Tor the 1IMRs.
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30

We hope that our readers have enjoyed
"a merry Christmas and that "a happy
Kew ! ear" awaits them all. ia the old
homes, far away, many a thought has been
e.yen, and many kind wish been nurmur-
d during the past week by loving hearts aud
l.nd friends for absent sons aud brothers.
husbands u lovers, and the time been
rackoned back in years and weeks and days
@ The hour when the parting word was spo.
fen and the las. pressure Of the hand given
g The wanderer who Uouid leave his L.arth-
..one and the frien5s q bis youth to seek a
fortune among The golden saads Of distant
cline.
low few thought when that parting word
- spoken that m re than two or three
Summers and winters could elapse ere they
ould feyis. the scenes familiar to their
,Ou.h, aud ondcafcd to their memories By
ilo tcnderest recoll,etions. But. alas many
8 saddened hear, throbs beneath rugged
east, and hopes disappointed, lie broodng
ihcrc--thoughts of frgitless days Of toll and
hardship rise y lore the memory and the
'ai~art frame aDl non nerve Of maay an
unsuccessful laborcr ia the land Of gold are
bowed doen almost in despair. Bot be not
..scouragcd, thou hardy son Of toll. Strive
80 set little 9nger-Lope on. A few more
aays Of well-dirceled abor--a few more ef-
'nrts Of persev,rng Industry few more
tandsigl Of worthless dirt thrown ASIDE by
'Iat surdy ana, aud the long sought treas
re mag BE- exposed % view-and the rich
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30

Tur%ollowing officers Of Trinity Lodge
No. II, r. aud A. NJ. were leeted Oh ii
2o,h, for the ensuing Masonic year:
i. NJ. RCCH, w. NJ.
J 5. PITZER, s. w.
u. r. DALE, J. W.
j. G. BURCU. SECY.
A. MITCHELL, TREAS.
r. TNTLLER, 5. ID.
FRAEK ISAACS. j. ID.
CRAVEN LEE, TYLER.
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30

NNl''"~o - Erea,ag Jo~aal comes
nus ln 'n enlarged form
hAndsome'i aud best papers pu6''sr,1 ~.
] -, i S conducted a..h great ability sau
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30
W e 4 VERY LIE:

SATURDAY MonSiNG, orc. 30 1854
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30

LIS A>GELfs irfMs THE correspondence
.he ~au hrancisco Chr,uice iurniebcs us
gith interesting itenis ir.m 90, South
Upward of Iwo hundred bu iIiug~ many
then OF BRICK have been erected within
he last s,x months
The ca'te aud stock generally are suffer
~ aNtuliy for water.
eix thoa-and doiIa's have been subscribed
Tor the completion "f tho 1ejon Road.
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30

QuICKEsT TBrF on REcoaD The last up
ward trip Of the steamer Golden Age va
the qu, krS, from dock to dock ever made
she consumed hat twelve days aud fiite,
minutes time from anchorage TO anchorage
-Uno.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-13

ANOTHER OUTRAGE BY IND1ANs-The San An.
tonic CTexas) Ledger states that soldier nemnd
Wall and his wife and child lately strolIed off from
the train bound to FL Paso, when they were sur
rounded by Indians Wall, being unarmed. fled
TO the train. When the Indians attempted to MACS
airs. Wall on one oftheir horses she screamed and
resisted. Fearing the arrival OF succour, the In.
dams shot and scaped her, and were ia the act of
carrying of the child, when they were charged up.
on oy hiessrs Cameron and Dunn, and caused 10
hy without their victim Shortly after s.1s -
party OF Indians were seen making off with scaln
with long hair on the point of a lance
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DIAPER HANGINGs AND UPHOL-

STERY-The subscriber is now in receipt of
his entire Spring supply of PAPER HANGINGS,
BORDERS, FIRE SCREENS, CURTAIN PAPER,
&c. among which can be found the newest and latest
styles of GILT, SILVER, DECORATION. PLAIN
OAK and Common PAPERS and BORDERS, from
10 cents per piece to the expensive made; but
he would cali particular attention assortment of
FINE GLAZED PAPERS, at 25 cents per pieces
also, his SATIN and DAMASK DE LANES, MO-
REENs. CORDS. TAssELs, GYMPS. LACE and
MUSLIN CURTAINS, CORNICE BANDS, CAR
PETS. RUGS, MATS. and GILT FLOWERS
FRUIT, LANDSCAPE, GOTHIC and PLAIN BUFF
SHADES, from one to twenty dollars per pair
Also. "A, 8 and Ga check and plain CANTON
MATTINGS.
Floor and Table OIL CLOTHS.
Also, p in; 81, A and COCOA MATING.
% HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES, BED
LOUNGES, &c on hand and made to order.
In Offering his present assortment TO his friends
and the public, he does with the full assurance
that more har dsome choice selection cannot be
found in the city, and certainly on as favorable
terms.
Having workmen of AcKNowLEDGED supERIoRI-
TY, with his own personal attention, he is prepared
to execute UPHOLSTERY and PAPER HANG
ING in the most beautiful style.
JOHN +. REGNAULT,
ap Dim 1870 Main street.
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p DECOU d CO., Franklin Clothin,

p DECOU g. CO., Franklin Clothing
1Ns Store, Richmond, Va, is the best and cheap.
est store in the city to buy all kinds of READY
MADE CLOTHING.
We are constantly making up, and have for sale,
all qualities and styles of Garments, from which the
most asidous select and be suited. The faciIi-
ties enjoy with reference to the selections of the
newest and richest styles of goods fast they
appear in the Northern and Eastern markets, afford
guarantee that we will be second to none in the
fashionable, TASTEFUL and excellent character of
goods. Included in our stock will be found
Dress and Frock Coats. of all colors and materials
suitable to the season.
Plain and Fancy Cashmere Pants of new and
beautiful patterns.
Rich Fancy and Plain Vests, in great variety.
In fact, every article required to complete the
may be met with as above aud all of which we will
sell ascheap as the cheapest and warrant good
the best. Therefore, all who may be in want of
Clothing would do well to call at the Franklin Cloth
ing Store, No. SO Main street.
fe 10 R. DECOU l. CO
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4 MOTHER SAFE OPERATION. -
n STILL ANOTHER VOICE FROM THE
SPRUCE STREET FIRE:

NEW YORK, March 9th, 1854.
SILAs C. HERRING, Esq:
Dear Sir:-It is with gratitude and pleasure that
inform you of the complete of your celebra-
ted SALAMANDER SAFE, in preserving my mail
books, papers and accounts deposited in it from the
destructive fire of the 9Th inst, and which, after be-
ing buried in the burning ruins days forth with
out trace of fire upon them. From this severe
test have increased confidence in the superiority of
your Safes over all othersI have yet seen. You will
greatly o6lise me by senons me another SalaInan-
der'' forthwith, and hereafter l shall give myself
no uneasness as to the safety of it's contents.
Truly yours, l.. T. HATCH.
FS- full assortment of HERRING'S FIRE and
BURGLAR-PROOF SAFES may be found ut 1856
Cary street, sign of the RED Safe.'
f. McCANDLISH, JR,
NH 15-ts Agent for Va.
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A correspondent of the Parksville Luminary,
writing from Arkansas, gives the following account
of scene in colpolteur's travels:
One day he stopped at election held at way
side grocery, and began to distribute his books He
gave bible to tall, wild looking middle aged
man, coupled with some good advice, who return
ed many thanks and concluded by saying: 81
would not take horse for this book; am going 10
read it, and am going to have my Polly to read it
too and we are both going to Heaven together-I'll
be id five don't" After which he heard fd.
ding and looked and saw him dancing in the gro.
Gerry with the bible under his arm.
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DEATH OF CHRISTOPHER G. PERRY.-The New.
port (R H. papers announce the death of this gen.
tleman, son of the late Com o. H. Perry, who ex.
PRED in Philadelphia on Friday last The New.
po en news speaks OF MN as worthy man and ex-
year,
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ylRGINIA.

y u
fIRx.-We learn from the Norfolk Herald that
ca Saturday night last fire was discovered in the
clothing store Of Thos H. Davis, No 90 Main street
which destroyed the first and second stories; but
the Early arrival Of the fire engines prevented
further damage.
CONFIRMATION. The Norfolk Beacon states that
Bishop Meade administered the rite of confirmation
to fifteen persons 10 ST. Paulss Church, Norfolk on
Sunday morning and to thirty six in Christ Church
GU Sunday evening. The Rev, Mr.. Hoffman, Airi-
can Missionary, preached the confirmation sermon
in Christ Church
REPORT OF ANOTHER MURDER IN RocKpRIpcE
The Fincastie Democrat Of the 1th inst, asserts
that rumor is current that another murder has oc
CURED in Rockeridge since that of Moore. 1t is
said that two brothers disagreed and one fired
shot at the other, whereupon a brother-in.law of
the. one who was shot at instantly shot the other
SALE OF FAMINE Harrison Weston, of
Norfolk county, FIVE miles from Portsmouth, sold
his farm a iew'days ago TO Philadelphia Company
for the sum of $4,000 A few years since the farm
ana improvements cost Mr.. Weston IS or $1,000.
SoLp.-The schooner War Whoop. of 200 tons.
belonging to Messrs. Page & Allen, and built at
their chip yard, Portsmouth, has been sold for Sl4,
PoLrrIcAL FIeHr.-A fight, brought about by an
exciting conversation politics, took place at the
Railroad depot in Wheeling on Saturday morning,
between two visitors, gentlemen of some political
distinction
The Intelligencer says they were engaged in the
conflict hot and heavy when the locomotive whis-
tied. They tumbled into the cars to complete the
fight, probably, by railway and may be fighting yet
for ought we know
FRuTr.-The Alexandria Gazette learns that the
peach and other fruit trees in that place and neigh
borhood, have not been materially injured by the
frost.
The RIGHT OF WAY-The town council of Alb.
ingdon have voted to allow the Virginia and Ten
nessee Railroad the right of way through their
town, provided that depot is located within the
corporate limits
MARTHA WASHINGTON CoLLEGE.-We learn
from the Abingdon Democrat, that the Odd Fellows
of that place have purchased lot directly north of
the courthouse and near the Methodist church. for
the site OF the Female College, 10 be established I'M
der the patronage OF the order.
FLOYD CouSrr.-The Floyd Intelligencer in its
report of the doings OF the Circuit Court of Floyd
county, says:
Onthe Cd day, the Grand Jury returned their pre-
sentiments among which, was one against Jacob
Helms for the forgery of the name of John Helms
10 bond, and one against Daniel Graham for lelo-
niously obtaining from James u. Graham by false
pretences, a horse of the value of $40.
In suit brought by Hannah Tankersley vs. Jo-
seph B. Tankers!ey for divorce, upon the grounds
of cruelty, desertion and adultery, divorce uin.
cuio aatrimonii was decreed, the plaintiff being al
lowed to marry again, though the defendant was
denied that pririleee. Two of the children were
given by the decree to the plaintiff and two to the
defendant and the latter was decreed to pay costs
of the suit
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IMPORTANT FROM LoMDoN-It is currently Sta
ted among the European diplomatists at Washing
ton, says the Star, that the English Minister on For
egn Affairs has declared that the entente cordiete
between his Government and France concerning
American affairs about which SO much was not long
since published in this country, has reference ONLY
to the La Platte question: and not to that of Cuba
or to Mexican affairs.
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A NARROW EscAPE-A letter from Kalefat, in
giving description of little affair between The
Russans and the Turks, which took place in the
neighborhood, On the 9th ultmo, says :-"Hassan
Aga, an Englishman, Major O'Reiliy.) in command
OF two squadrons of the guard, had narrow escape
OF being killed, though this was the first rencontre
ne has had with the enemy since he entered into the
service. "A round shot passed between his bride
arm and his body, and carried of his horses head
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VIRGINIA Posr--oFFIcE AFFAIRs.-The Post
master General has established the following
New Interest, Randolph county, Josish Simmons,
postmaster. Thorndke, Cabell county, William
Mclaughlin, postmaster. The site of the post Of
nee at Priiman's, Franklin county, is changed and
r. w. Dyer appointed postmaster, vice Prilliman,
resigned
APpoint'aents.-AtP Port Royal Caroline county.
+. Bauden is appointed postmaster, vice p. H.
Pendleton, resigned. At Laurel Grove, PittsyIva-
MIA county, Alfred Anderson, postmaster, vice B.
Anderson, resigned. At Bachelors Hall, Pittsylva-
MIA county Peter D. Guerrant, postmaster vice D.
JONES' resigned.
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CELEBRATED TONIC ALE.-This
~ ALE is prepared expressly for Invalids and Dys.
pepucs. 1t being prepared from Pure Malt and Hop
It Is strongly recommended by many of best Ply
slclans as perfect cure for Dyspepsia.
ALSO.
Scotch and Philadelphia Ale: London and American
Porter constantly hand and for sale at the lowest
cash prices.
Also, pure Wines and Brandies for medical purpo.
SEES. Sold by DUDLEY l. co,
IL Main Street Richmond Va
delivered In any part fthe city free of expense
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PROGRESS OF THE CRYSTAL PALACE At s,,n,
EAn;-Ine Crystal Palace Company, sydenham
Eagland, 1t isisaid, are progressing brayelv with
thelr great work. They have voted the RAISING of
: Toooo more money, making LOCO, 900 in ali
iney are ieing their space fast at IT, Sd to Goa n
square loot In one instance $500 has besn 49, a
iof pro. OF space feet by g, and they have siven
up the idea OF erecting monster ergan gwen
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NEW EMPORIUM.-FRA A. r.
~ GEORGE respectfully informs the citizens Of
Richmond aud vicinity that he has opened store fol
the sale of CONFECTIONERY. both of foreign and
TICKLE, FIGS, .RAisINS. TOYS, and every de,
Ecripton of articles usually kept in such an estab.
lishment, at the CORNER OF BROAD AND
THIRD STREETS. He would be happy to receive
calls from his friends and the public generally.
~ His assortment Of Goods for Christmas pre-.
sents, &c is complete. de l9
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NEW FURNITURE STORE.

On 15rH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.
II CARTWRIGHT keeps constantly on
-I' hand large assortment of ard second
hand FURNITURE, consisting in part ofW ardrobes,
Cabinets. Sofas Divans, Mahogany Chairs Bed
steads Beds, Marble Centre Tables, Rocking Chairs,
Tables, Mattresses, Looking Glasses, Clocks, &C.,
which he will sell at very low prices for cash.
NH o SIM