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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-12
DOqFaeStiCS.

DOqneStiCs.
> BALES ~ osnaburrs;
20 do ~ brown doinestics;
so pieces bleachei muslin:
10 do 81 and lU-4 tleached nuslins:
Bed tickiurs. brown irlugs. checks, canton
1annels, just received and for sale low hv
OctoberG +. y. SAVAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-12

I7@Mr. Geyer appeared in his seat in
the Senate on the Bird.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-12
NArToNAI
Reported Expressly for the Times.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10.
,IsPA TIC III Il s!

Hon. Mr.. Muhlenburg died at Senator
Broadhead's residence in Washington City
last night at 10 o'clock. Funeral will take
place tomorrow and his remains will be
taken to his late residence.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-12
LOUISVILLE Jan. 10.

LOUISVILLE. Jan. III.
John ]. Crittenden elected United States
Senator. Democrats voted for Gov. Pow
ell. Vote STOOD Crittenden 10, Powell So.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-12

E5-Thc Steam Ferry Dot at st. Charles
was destroyed by fire few days since. .
small interest was covered by insurance.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-12
Deficit. 1889
Hemp and Rope SHIPMENTS

The following are the shipments of Hemp
and Rope from this port, during the year
1853:
BALEs. COLES.
Hacked. .2,073 5,445
Rough. ...... 275-2,348
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-12
CINCINNATI, Jan. 10.

Flour dull, So 80. Whisky ls4@l9c.
Hogs dull at $4 rs. River falling slowly.
Supposed the gorge is broke.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-12

SALT.-5oo bags A salt; 100 bbls kanavha
~ do; 200 bags Dairy do; for sale by
Nov24 ] 6 THOMSON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-12

I On PCS printed warranted fast colors;
L GU 10 pieces dark gmghaIns;
DO crmsoSand figured curtain
prints. For sale hy
October F. A. SAVAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-12
M EVU JE w ELR q
EANSE.EGOEs, SC.

~ THE subscriber, grateful for the patron
,ys. age heretofore extended to him by the ladies'
and gentlemen Of Glasgow and vicinity, respect
fully solcis a continuance os the same, and would
inform them that he ha- Us, received al extensive
stock of
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-12
Clothing, &C, &c.

A LARGE stock Of ready made Clothing, nett
y shirts and drawers: knitting yarns, cruel,
&c. &c: for sale by
October q T. !. SAVAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-12

New YORK, Jan. 10.
Flour 81 56@$7 10.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-12

TRENCH worked chemisettcs, sleeves collars,
l. hantkerchiefs. Gc. An elegant assortment
of dress trimmings, ffnges. wells, laces, cdriE-s,
gloves. hose, ribbons, &c. &c.
Oct6 +. 4. SAVAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-12
READY-MADE CLOTHING.

WYE offer for sale at very low prices, good
w assortment of Winter Clothing, including
cloth, tweed and jeans sacks and coats, blanket,
petersham, and cloth overcoats; pantNloons and
vests. BOON, DUNCAN & SMITH.
Fuyette, November II, 1923.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-12

PiTTSBURGH, Jan. ~.
River six feet--falling.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-12
Assorted Merchandise,

- LASSWARE, Queensware, hardware, cut
N lery, carpenters tools, spades, Shovels, sho-
wells and tongS, &c. 4 very large assortment Of
boots and shoes. hats and caps. For sale very
low, by Oc.6 !. A. SAVAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-12
SEED.

= BBLS CLOVER SEED for sale al the mar
dec22 SPoTswOoD L KIRKBRIDE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-05
MORE DISASTERS Ar SEA

Accounts from Boston represent that such disas
iers as have recently befsen vessels in that yicp
ny were never known before At Proyincetou,
twenty lives were lost. Wrecks were dr;t,;,,
ashore with all bands persisted. At Cape Cod. the
schooner Hing Fisher. from Thomas for Norfolk
put IN IN distress The schooner Amaranth. from
fredericksburg is ashore at Duxbury. We have
the following additional intelligence
y FkosiDETcR' Jan. 3.-The schr. Moselle. from
Boston tor Virginia, was wrecked ON SnnGay ~" .r
Newport, and all on board lost, - va
HALIFAX, Jan. "a violent gale prevailed hera
on the ri and 23d, sinking large humber Of vas
seIS al tae wharves. The loss in the harbor is s1n
w Many vessels have been wrecked alone no
sCast. -5 %-0
new uRLRAss, Jan. 2nd.-The steamer Pearl
noshd !" Ne" Orleans with a cargo of sugar. sunL
"a saturday night and It Is supposed Is lives were
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-05
TERRIBLE SIIIPWRECK AND LOSS or

The ship s'affordshire, Capt Richardson. from
liverpool, for Boston, struck on Blanmore Rock
soutl, Of Seal Island on the 3lst of December and
was totally wrecked The first and second mates
with IL sailors, reached Cape Sable, and were as
ed, The Aird mate, and 40 Others were fortunate.
iy picked up and landed al Shelbourne
The most heartrending part of this CALAMITY bo,v.
ever, is yet untold, in the fact that 1T passepgrr
including the captain, persisted with the wreck. ami
found wa;ery graya The suferings and hard
SHIPS endured by those who wers saved are injr
scrl5aole The Stafordshire hal valuable carr,
which was insured for $4,000 in New YORK and
Boston ~
The cargo was valued at nearly 100000 The
vessel Is valued Il; Sl2o0o0. Another account savs
kIe number who persisted Is about 100 sonls
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-05
LATEST MAIL NEWS.
CONGRESS.--TuESDAY.

ssNArE.-Mr. Seward introduced resolution
Of inquiry into the right of the Hon. Mr.. Phelps Z
retain bis seat in the Senate.
Several Bills were considered and passed
message was received from the President O
the United states, transmitting report of the Sec
Rotary Of State in answer to resolution of the Sen
ate calling for any correspondence that may hayt
taken place with the British government on any
subject growing out of the treaty OF Washington Of
July 4, 1880; upon which subject Mr. CLAYTON adj.
dressed the Senate al some length Mr. Cass gave
notice that he should tomorrow desire 10 be heard
upon the same subject
After an executive session. the Senate adjourned
House, OF REPREsSNTArrvEs--An nnIsual
amount OF general business was transacted In the
House NJ. lenns bill for the relief Of settlers on
swamp lands was committed to the Con,mitee of
the Whole The resolution of thanks TO General
Wool, after some objection from Mr. Giidinvs was
passed. Mr.. Ingersolfs resolution ia relation to
the corr espondence with Spain in reference 10
the case OF Captain Beecher, was agreed TO- Mr..
kennets bill for the equal distribution of public
lands was referred to The Committee on Public
Lands.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-05
RAlIRNaD At,I,.,

despatch from Troy, N. 7, says that on Tues
Gay de tnlland train on the Northern Railroad
mad 't4 eSe,ree broke Gu Long Bridge, by which
me cars We're smashed, the track torn IN and the
brakeman killei--no passenger was iuinred
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-05
MIGHT SALES

Aygcommencing ct 7 och
night sales, and continue n
son, at which time viii Be h
splendid collection of Stspl7
ed and Table Cutlery Of ~
and Glass Ware.
Also, . fine assortment Of (
ines, Muslins, Alpacas, Six
Head Handkerchief, Cravac|
Table Cloths, White and Br1
Shawls, &c.
Also, CLOCKS Of every q
English Gold and Silver
Dc Do DO q
Also, a fine stock of dou6I
Bowie Knives, &c.
Country merchants and the
tend our sales, az they will I'm,
hrst.rate quality.
sale commences every Nigh
no Its A.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-05
ELLINGTON HO(

session OF this school will con-
OF January. 1854. Situated imme {
mond. Fredericksburg and PotcS|
miles above Richmond, no location
venient for parents residing there
country than Ellington; and it ID
school in Virginia has been blessed
during its long continuance at thir
scriber Will be assisted by his son. I
,ake larger number of boarders III,
last few years been willing to recei
Ter OF this school has long been Knot
ana the subscriber hopes for a cor
patronage ne has heretofore 30 liber1
reefs the responsibility of his positio
IA MS power to promote the moral
ihters SIS OF those committed to his
ooaIo, tuition, bedding and candles
quarterly In advance. Direct to the
yer.
de 2-9suptS,et
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-05
FIRE At WIEEIINn

on Saturday night the cabinet shop of Mr. Men.
ue'' al "heeilng, was consumed by fire with all it,
contents together with the turning lathes and ma
seFial IA tie room occupied by Mr. Wilson, and
Lae large carpenter shop of Mr.. WIN. Hamilton
Ihejaii was several times on fire, but put ont with
small damage Loss $4,000, and partially in.
sure1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-05
AUCTION sALEs.
FUTURE DAYS.

NVliCE.-Wiil be- sold for and On Be.
pav s;a. o. whom Il may concern, and specially t.
shp Co. and storage due R. Rsnt;n on IN scoaa
Gdddls. ca nmsmed to wit lot OF Stoves Cssiinss.
/ C ~ snd Hoiow.ware. consigned to Hump Nsif
&c., 20, care of L. d. Crenshaw Co. xlso Ia -
Hupp. es,s ~ Snd Hoilow-wsre, consigned to A.
Is may be necessary for said purpose hs
Tb. arti i are now at the office of r. Rankin
,l,h seie Will take place at the said Office On The
cab aay Of January, 1854 at 10 O'Clock. M Terms
isAa.s ROBERT RANKIN,
-.oNa Agent Union Steam Ship Co
he SUBSCRIBER declining to farm
me present year. will SELL at public .nr,, :.
rh a;. GAsN on WEDNESDAY he 1ts ' nse a. =,
sHfICRSA' E nj , ais crop Of CORN, FODDER.
H HIP household and Kitchen FURNITURE stees of
Two log HOUSES, one nearly new. vii, s.n Ia nxnes
WHsA .rse aaes away iI mn The crop
About 100 cords Of pine WOOD alresdx cn ye
anG about 600 cords standing euI
terms made known at the sale.
y 1-uids' JOHN g. GARnNEp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-05

collision occurred On the Manchester IN. HI
'Sia Lawrence Railroad, Tuesday by which two
locomotives were smashed and the fireman and
Baggage master injured
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-05

/ MUSICAL NOTICE. resnsct.


| TsK ialiy beg leave to inform Won that INV aesr
49, Is 70 bring before you the atyauta ses nf nv
| $ system OF instruction, in proyidinr inv nnn,,.
WIN permanent basis for a thorou rb nusic.I a..
ton. MY library Of music embraces tia lstas, ia
.oss' approved methods of Soifessio ana vo.s,;.
uoB; oeslues several Oratorios with ItsJian $3.50
S e words, &G,, all being carefully selected
" myself Ia Europe. No effort arm ds,arn';n1
snaii ee omitted to make my school tboronsh ~
So1upiete, to meet the views Of those whn MIR -
therefore invite all persons, between the ag.a -,
uutteen and thirty I've years TO attend nv srhn~i
.a. 'o weeks during which period | will give s,x
' iessohS IN order to manifest the ADVANTAGES 81
y system and enable them to Judge ofits me1its "
tne soo OF that time scholars are free 10 bdr.,
; senoo', without charge for the instruction. va
S.t ~ nay method of instruction is the same %
Ia na pursued In the Conservative of Europe xbers
Gus artists visiting this country have receiusS
1 eu.uIfSatoh, ana cannot fall provided there he
EoPea aingencs the part of the scholar in br;na
u's 70 saihcient knowledge of the silence re-
space of time. 'eis snort
81, my Musical Academy is in the Lecture Roam, os
10 ~. ionuuiehial Church. on Broad street
n ia pc open every day. comtne ncins TUESDAY
eeIhoef 90 and continue the balance of this month
W ."e exception OF subscribers, from 10 A M Fiji o
mence. o"' s1AIeient 10 cpui-
LADIES class will commence on Mopdsr Tanu.
"a at hsif past S O'clock, T. M, and Se3iIcman n
uesday the Sd, at 7. AZ. invite also the nnbf;
my music library. 'nu " EXAMINE
"a private class, composed of friends desiring In
''tHo.5oh eScasve!y Tor themselves can be formed
1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-05
DESTRUCTIVE ELRE

%, ga frijay night last, the dweIing.house and
ia this VI Gr W IN NJ slins on Christians Greek
pol9n OF the family were absent from home a
al .Al furniture and every article OF co,;na
eAsePi what was On their persons The fire. ll
xa $500 ID me Kitchen which was attached 10 tba
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-05

destructive IRE occurred at Burlington, Vt. on
.-le 20 he steam sa~-nill machine shop and iron
foundry owned by Henry Simonds. with several
adjacent buildings. were burnt 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-05
NJ Il u no ttIkINlj.-

N II GkO ttlkINli.-I
\ = again offer their services tt :
pa1iic to hire out negres for tho
VIII Use their best endeavors a
good prices. Persons having M
do well to send them in az early
we will be assisted by Mr.. WM
"a TINS branch Of our business, VI
Tor many years in hiring out Nef'
O. N b
Corner Of Wall and Franklin I'll
n. b. L c. B. HILL stab contiu,
both publicly and privately at Ii,
OF Wall and franklin streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-05

Ire pork house of Messrs Taylor & Co. al On
ros'0h' n.y. was destroyed by fire on SATURDAY.
night Loss $iQ,oOo--partly covered bv insn,
rance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-05
ELEGANT GIFT BOOKSr
AND RICH FANCY GOODS EoR NUN
t.,,,,,, HOLIDAYS. III
lanes WOODHOUSE, Eagle Sor,.


~ i 1nMLs "oODHOuSE, EAGLE Sou.Rp
srI Ems lor sale splendid collection
superb COOKS, suitable for Christmas and NJ,
TIE WILkIE GALLERY: s" .Is gG ,oa IN =,
ietures OF the late Sir David WIZ. ,ue 9es
me- spaPlsn aud Oriental Sketches with not;ce,
S a I ana critical. One handsome vof
TEE smei 40 antique Morocco. VOL
4hs ea, sEk n GALLERY OF BRITISH ART
MoroesSs s o. ~ nan. One handsome 4to volume
az, E rs FKoM STAFFORD ON AVON, a rc,
t dt PoSA Tor ii! seasons consisting of aar1as "
5 !oaai Competitions, suggested by the exanisita
tb pt1on Of Flowers which lie seattle red ib ~
fIhDEN's BEACTTCS 0FT1tz, pop,, ,.l,
IA nhIiiSh BALLADS, edited bv r
1ga,islleiy Il qstrated by the finest wood
AIR HOLY GoSPEL5-beautifunv n-;,+oa
lo3io WI, no,uesp 10 every page. One volume
D@AiroNiAL HALLS OF ENGLAND aud pi..,
Roc a-DIi'ces Of England volunes ito half As
0i'@I's ELEGY-besutifally illustrated ,v,..
fiL9ga5iM 4 TO ENGLISH sHRIsgs ,u NJ
fN5IkY OF THE YEAR Passe Tes fros, Iaed
ostTsPaS se q the seasons. With p coiored Il
F'hf6AIT GALLERY or DIsrrNcr-,sr,r,,,
f or The = .s van Biographies. BY tho Society
tyti.s " ~ dS'Sn Of Useful knowledge lis poT.
''1 g.as. VOYAGES ROUND THE WORLD ? vol.
'-HS, JAHE ONS sACRED ANntrop..r
.fp33 AIi 9esu:ifnliy ilasfrefped A''" LEGENDARY
no Z nRf S0N 5 LEGENDS OF THE MoHas.
GO oF AMERICAN STATEsmFN vui,houo
fply 5,s"nai and descriptive sketches; bsanti
th ia LES or Our LORE ;It,s.., q
HIS, ~ OF ne Old Masters The Lett, oraeI
LONGgEIIj'tni1yG;;o y English, folio antique
rspt EFANGELINE-Noioo eIe |
sson CO. ei.l11, POLITICAL woRKs-Mo,o,.
Li-00SS99ttELLQW's HYPERION
eiessat' A"'f . GOLDEN LEGEEDNSforsscanno cent
ful!y ba" Lnns9er Of other elegant BOOKS b..,.,
EIPI IS aa ara nlnstTatsd-Enssh "a q, pehHi-
Koara rba YER BOOKS AND HYMN Apn f,fici,'
f't tpGT9 ?, peiyet aud Papier Mucbie 49,
! f, ~ ths greatest yariel " go ot..2
pS thhH WORK BOXES eHlfeiy new
HRiarb3aLE WRITING DESKS
Cam ~ Eases, PORTFOLios
~ rAsF.S, LADIES' RFTfTiJfrc
CASES. &c, &C. OLIVER PEN AND PENCIL
Cct .is yliENs GIGS, Hobby Horses
Cd stesaer sba eG e e. fresh supply just receiy
~ :, : o,,z,-,----2 /. NJ ZIMMERMAN
= 6@ COM 80 DAY and 30 hour chicks
CT iose"ood csses iSp rJa1d Be- with mahogany
desi GEENET & JAMES,
CAIJyI7i Do, z7-,7-- Eagle Square.
CsiDDssbD a!Son CELEBRATED FOUR
eih m5s For sale by !,
Dc 81 oENNET l. JAMES
L salr u RIA frat rate BLACK 9
Require If 'Sf TIE coming year, Of good ebsraefe,
KNIT. PAINS KENT. +"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-05
STONE MASONRY. The

"AOONhI = i ne 81
-; naVlne completed the extensive fourY
Messrs. Taliaferro 4 Co., at Manche.tsr
completed the abutments and piers of Ms,]
would respectfully inform the public thai
pa.ed to contract for building formation
&c; &c, with the best quality OF granite r
In the State. All work entrusted to me nj
IA workmanfike manner. JOHN w. ID
Stone Cutter and Mason. Southside of
Residence Corner of Canal and ID
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BY N. B. { C. E
n NEGROES-I1

n entered in the suit ?
Waddel's administrator
Court for the county Of r
sioner named in said door
Of N b. Z G. B. Hill, is h
sth day Of January. 1885,
bidder, for cash, four HksS
Henry, Rhoda, Elizabeth +
de W-6t FRANC
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-05

ne Legislature Of Pennsylvania was organized
q lte ID VIM B. Chase was chosen Speaker Of
Ee House u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-05
FARMERS BANK OF vTPcINTA

Inc g neral meeting Of the stockholders of the
nsnsLine House. 10 the city of Richmond on VI ed.
hesseay, the flth day of January, 1854.
Mo officer or Director of 4 Hank sba,i b,,..na.
vote a. Proxy Of Stoekholder in any eleetion ~
preeters or officers OF Bank, nor shall any Proxy
DC valid; which shall have been executed mxty dass
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-05
WHITE CREASE

10 Will GhE ASEI
convenient and economical substif
other iubricators for the axles Of trarI
onniousses, carriages, drays, wagonslj
aHected by the weather, retaining th3
sency winter and summer. 1t does n
axles, and is cheaper and more DUR
other grease in use.
FoE sale in tin canisters of three AM
and In kegs of Is, so and 100 lbs each. 4
80 >, ADIE 4 GRAY.
nov iS-oGcts Agents for tho No,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-05

RIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS RI.
= Wharf.-The AETIDOTE BY DR. j ffries onrs.
certain disease In from three 10 i've daya wifhonf
sesretion - to diet exposure or applicson to bu-
At Inc proprietor challenges single cass The ana.
Price d, with full directions
agents for Richmond. srsnsfs,n q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-05

FUTURE DAYS.

|
BY DAVENPORT ALIEN q co.
hUCERIES, &c, AT AUCTION Or
ali - nghspAY, the 18th day Of January. we vil
OF GkoCEkIES. Wis az sssofsnen nj
oe ~ bsss kio, Jaws and Manila Cof1ee
100 bbls New York svr.n
leo hbs Coffee Sugars
Bacon Sides, Soap. Candle.
Mustard. Wndsw Clan
Green and black Teas
MMspRins Paper, Rec.ifed whiukev
TERhs-Under 9lo0 cash. e,ao -
credit Tor approved paper 1 ossf, mos.
;,s-,.,. DAVENPORT, ALLENAco
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-05

GENERAL AGENCY, &C-H
~ HILL, JR. l. B. w. TALLEY "A
General Agents and Collectors. attend
SEGROES, Renting out HOUSES. A.
CLAIMS Of every description.
nr. EDWARD @. RAWLINGS. late
yania, VIII have an interest in our busin
January 1851 AZ ~,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-05

asMBERT's LOTTERY OFFICE. No
MORE, OPPOSITE BARNtJM,S Tn:rrpp- ALL a. /.
IF or ssie OF Lottery Tickets within the Sisfe
ss,saa n,s being how in violation Of law. ana ar.
would respectfully solicit the Orders Of H.
a ana others who may feel disposed to purcbsse
,h;rr pesn resident OF Richr:ond for upwards Of
~ snoui the State he deems ii almost
- 81 sy .arther assurance that all business cod
- pau Viii De promptly AID properly attended to.
Maryiand Lotteries for sale - - "a sae
dents by the first mail - D. SGT ~ eotfespoa-
ISfIizescashed ut sight
No s aaassss THOMAS LAMBERT.
- Baliu,bfe Ma
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-05

By GOOD

~ WAGON, CART.
DAY, the 9Th Of jan
dence Of Mr.. Miles Du
mond, near the Quisck
Horses, one pair Of Oxe7
TERHs-4 month"; ~
sotiable paper.
de 3s-dtds GonH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-05

UOk OUT FOR THE RED COAT.
i, 70 your interest to do 50, and why becauss
~. sgn to show yon where the cheapest clotsns
sad Nc bought You have only to walk In the stor
ase sare thaf you will not leave without beUs
ea the fact a. the season hes SO far nd yauced
's . indnncments than ever will be offered So
:. you want any thing 10 the way of CLOTHING. o,
1snus furnishing goods, call on A. LEVY. Whals
ssis and Retail dealer and manufacturer Of READY
MAZE eLoTHIkG, No So Maia street. opposte ci.
g Hotel. sign ofthe Red Coat Z. s'slff ~ %
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FORM OF A PROXY.

hnow all men by these presents, thst1.
o"9Fpoint - ------ my eubstitute and ,rax, -,
represent me In the General Meetjnr Of *. sy 70
helders Of the Farmers Bank of Virginia and In mn
,a,a 20 vote upon all Questions that may come be-
'",y .ne said meeting concerning the said Rank
1855 ' 'AAs - gay OF -,
dec eS-3tawti IA c,rYmr, ~
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
TO THE FRIENDS OF EDITCATToN

MISS LYFORD, having rece.tlv arriraS y
class Of pnps IN MS IS DESTROYS Of forming
aware that the time usually chosen bv narenrs an
saardlans for selecting the instructors of Their
ers ana wards Is past; but she does not ;ntanJ ~
teach the English branches she believes that L ~
'eftseI nent will not be considered out of nace al
L: desires to call especial attention to her MIA,
VI Ieachihe french instruction in the augns 90 ;s
sven IN manner that enables the scholar to corr
,h 1919 conVersatlon IN 1t almost immediately and
mus 10 acquire perfect knowledge of il with 49,,
facility 1t has been the custom of Mis- T. ~ SRA
hei pupils to begin conversation as soon az tbsx &c
ih tne ,uaiInents OF the language: consequently
hey 60 not aoor under the disadvantage
"a many schools, OF being unable speak il or IN mr.,
WI na IL when spoken; though perhaps De r}eetlv
aDi9 10 reao and write it. Miss L. commenced ths
study of the French in early chldbood conti me
uhuef native teachers, and completed il in S;stia
bna Foreign family, that OF the sistern-aw of
the United States 'A''oi hom spain
Music Vocal and lnstrumen tal is taught. aceordi,,
10 the plan pursued by the most ernine mr. 'pte
OF Baltimore. AS the attention of Misc fJ a
Reen particularly directed to the study of Mpsi @
ana as she has had experience and success in
teaching theae branches of a polite educetion a.
hopes that she may be deemed WORTHY of the so s
oence OF discerning public. WIN"
pes,ues Ile names appended, which are ell II "a
thought necessary to publish from an ersen az Is
MISS = refers to the parents of her scholars in Ea
t ns ~ Imam hng and Queen and Gloucester COM
me above branches in conjunction with the Eliks
for the last three years '"' Gns'sA |
1t is the wish of Miss Lyford to commence h,
course OF instruction early in the month of Iaa
ls3i' All whe are DESTROYS of entering the c,assss
WIN therefore make immediate application uhs
her terms will be made known ffoN' "neh
Arm $500 REFERENCES.
"ie' hMnA bpAAlGNoUX, Baltimore, Md
Mr.. ASHUR CLARKE .
Prof. J. +. PETRI a.
Choir, Baltimore ~ N"'Heuiai
@ ms cry. Miss LYford considers it sufficient to
iOGE " 'Do nov MUSES. d. |
Apply at the residence of the Raw m
MARSHALL street, between 4th and 5th nearly onnos;,
IT. James (Episcopa) Church de- 10 pPo.a.'e
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TRUSTEES SALE OLA WOODEn

bsiLDING, ON THE PLANK ROAD-R.
G rias o. dssd s of trust executed to by
aud recorded in the Clerks office of Henrcn ro4s,
uouI 49, sha, as Trustee. the 10th day of Jspua
1919, sen az public auction for cash. the BITJTn
the estate OF benjamin Fayser decd. frontinn ON
from the e Eo a and distant few Yards
ed upon leased ground about 1--WE wear. ss erect
~ooo, contains two rooms, and has been used q. "a
gr , store and dwelling house. The purcbaser
days from the sale. "i'nih ten
IT,. % IN JOHN 9. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
ING SAFE VIA take place the premises AZ A
o'clock, P. NJ, and will be conducte5 hw q q.
THORN, Auct. ~ n, GAu-