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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-03

NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
~ OF THE RICHMOND AND DANVILLE
RAILROAD COMPANY.-A general me etir g of the
Stockholders of the Richmond and Danville Rail
on THURSDAY, the 18th day of April, 1854, at II
O'Clock, M.
BY order of the BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
P. VAN DEURSEN. Sec'y.
Office Richmond and Danvile r. r. Co. !
Richmond, Feb. "a, 1854.
NH fl3Ap
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ABEL U. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND
NOTARY Office on Franklin street. under
tho Metropolitan Hall Richmond Va ma
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FROM BERMUDA AND ST THOMAS

NEW YcHY, March THE steamer cur,ev fro,,
St Thomas and Bermuda, has arrived here Ths
fever had ceased at st. Thomas Admiral Sew
iax W. na'-
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WANTED.-We wish to purchase n
w good secondhand Dray Apply irnmediafelv
EGGLESTON, FITZGERALD h CO.
fe q No IA Pearl ~
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ANTI-NEBRASkA MEETING.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, March la great meeting IN
opposition 10 the Nebraska bill will be held here to.
morrow, irrespective of party.
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Sight DRAFTS ON New ORLEAss-In
to suit purchasers, for sale at ali times by j.
B. MACMURDO, at Exchange Bank.
dec 6-d6m
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VIEW OF RICHMOND,
FROM HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY.
TT is proposed to have this Picture en-
graved in lthograph the size as is the paint
ing. The work will be put in the hands of the best
ted under the immediate supervision of Mr.. Mac
Leod.
Prce-$5 for plain and S. for colored copies
Persons wishing to subscribe can leave their
at -.t LOUIS FRANKS,
NH 23t* No. 1913 Main st.
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NOTICE.-The creditors of the late DIR.
IN LEWIS w. CHAMBERLAYNE are respeci-
fvlly requested to present their claims to WELLlNG.
TON GODDlN, without delay, in order that bis ex-
ecutrix may make the necessary rangements for
their speedy payment.
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WILLIAM F. BUTLER

W ILLIAM T. bUILEK,
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
CHINA, EARTHENWARE AND GLASS.
GO Main Street, South side.)
II AS now in store, and is constantly re-
Ia ceiving an unusually large stock of CHINA
EARTHENWARE and GLASS. LAMPS, LOOK,
EYEGLASSES and FANCY GOODS, of his own
direct importation, which he offers to the trade at
wholesale, upon as favorable terms as any other
house can offer. =
A liberal discount to cash buyers.
" Special pains taken to pack securely.
NH I'm
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NEWS.
CONGREGATIONAL

CONGHESSIONAb.
WASHINGTON. March 2d.--Tn the Senate, thebill
granting land for the INDECENT insane was Ia
ken up and discussed. Mr.. Clayton concluded his
speech en- the Nebraska bill.
The House was engaged In the consideration Of
the Pacific Railroad Bill. and granting home
steads to settlers on the line thereof which was In
troduced by Mr.. Chamberlain. The Homestead
BIN was also under Discussion.
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
TEN PERSONS KILLED AND FIFTY WOUNDED.
HAnTroRD, CONN, March THE boiler manu-.
factory OF Fales e. Gray, exploded today, killing
ten persons and horribly wounding fifty others
MARKETS.
NEW YORK. March 2d.-Sales of Southern Flour
to-day, at s7.s7asa25. Grain unchanged
BALTIMORE, March 2d.-Sales of 8 900 bbls. Flour
at S737. No change to note in the Grain market
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WANTS.

WANTED TO HIRE-A plain COOK.
w WASHER and IRONER for a small family
Apply at the Office of the Southern Planter 18th st.
between Main and Cary NH It's
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AMERICAN HOTEL,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
j. MILDEBERGER SMITH, PRoPRTEroR,
el5-ly Foymcrlyat Joness Hotel, Philadelphia
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AucTION-- win te sold On T1IDAY, fhe.1l
day Of March, 1854 upon the premise4 cc1Dnlenen9
q o'ccck the following vsDu6ble Heal Estats III
Lot fronting 81 feet the southdde Of Msin bs-
tween Let and Fousbee sfreets. running back 1851
uents This property d very valuable. being b :
moa g sueeabIe and improving pant Of the city.
A,ter which win be sold another Lot wifi 6zh4I1
lst and I'd streets fronting 81 fact ru-
ILL., csck Izo feet 70 an alley sdjcinnf the resi-
TERMS: 0ue-iodrth cssl: bul.ree e 4 Z ara 3
montns icf ne sotiabe notes sdded and title
retained till last note Z nd = = = - - : .
1871 GODDiN ApPERsON Anefs
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GTOCKS FOR SALE.
~ $1,000 long date Virginia State Stock.
5000 short date do do. do.
5000 Jas River and Kanawha Guaranteed Bonds
5000 Richmond City Stock.
5000 Lynchburg Coupon Bonds.
1900 Petersburg Coupon Bonds.
50O0V Central R. r. Coupon Bonds.
Is Shares Exchange Bank Stock.
80 Shares R. and Danvile r. R. Stock.
ma PIT JOHN A. LANCASTER Il SON
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By TAYLOR 4. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
BUILDING LOTS ON

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS @ N
MARSHALL ST, NEAR BROOK AvEN.
UE. AT AUCTlON.--O SATURDAY, 4th inst, at Al
o'clock, P. NJ, upon the premises will be sold that
lot of land situated at the SouthWest intersection OF
Marshall and Jefferson SITS fronting 80 feet on Mar
shall street. and running back about 80 feet to an
alley.
The very beautiful location Of this property, tn q
most improving and pleasant neighb0rhood must co m
mend it TO those in want of eligible building lois
The property win be didvded into lots of suitable
sizes.
tTERMs: One-third cash. balance at 8 and months
with interest and satisfactorily secured.
p TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS Aucts
LNOR SALE.-WIlI be sold at the County
l. Court House, on MONDAY, the 9Th of March,
two LOTS OF LAND, miles below Richmond.
on the Darbytown road-one containing 22h
acres, more less. and the other acres. having
buildings and orchard each of them. and portion
of each cleared and enclosed.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
THOS. w. p. GOODMAN, Executor,
fe 29-dtd
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- 80 - $500 1919 ON MIN STNEET- PuIsuant
18th day Of February, in the year 1854 shall bro.
sssa. on az re Prs,ss On Friday the 81 day Of
Mafcn, IS14, o,ciecs ~ to sell the oass and
the highest bidder This property i situated On the
south side of Main street, between Jeifsrson sns
Adams streets, fronting Is feet on Main street
and running back 153 feet to an alley Is feet v;as
This Is most desirable residence, in the most ple.
SAINT part of the city The house built about three
years go BY gentleman, for his own use and il one
of the beet built and most convenient houses in Rich
mond It 10 at pre.ent occupied BY good tenant, 1t
an annual rent Of $325.
sTERMs-One third cash; one-third at four month";
and onethird at months from day OF SALE with IN.
terest added. For the credit payments ne sotable
notes. satisfactorily endorsed, win be required and
the title will be withheld till the whole purchase
money is paid. The purchaser will be required to
pay the taxes and proportionate part Of the insu-
rance for the current year 5s
The title 10 believed to be beyond question
fTHOS. j. EVANS. Trustee.
GooosN 4 APPERsoN. Aucts 10 2o-tds
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JOB AND GARD PRINTING

WI <A4N1I S<11AD Il
~ The DISPATCH JOB OFFICE, ON Geverno
Street. has the largest and best assortment of CARDS
ever In this city, and is prepared to do this descp
ton OF PRINTING on - reasonable terms az else
where In the city, a. well a. every other kind Of
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING. Cali and sec
specimens.
~ Plain and fancy CARDS for sale. js-dtf
HAVANA AND PRINCIPE CIGARS.
- A full assortment, some very popular brands
for sale. -
mis- GEO. i. HERRING.
NEW CARPET WARE-ROOMS.-
~ AUCTION BARGAINS.-CHEAP FOR
CASH "A large and completes assortment Of Wool
Cafpets, Grass Mattines, Oil Cloths, Rngs Curtain
Dsmasks. Lace sud Muslin Curtsins-blusht out Of
senson a the large auction s.ies In New York They
W1u b cold grady under the regular mauufacts.
rem prices. Purchasers via DO wsllto csIl esrly.
sS9 g. 4. GWATKIN,
N Opposite Exshsuge Bank.
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LOTS ON MARSHALL

" ALUABLE LUIS On MAhSdAII
Y STREET. IN BULLOCK AND HARRIS AD-
DITION, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold
on SATURDAY afternoon, the 4th March, 1854. up-
on the premises, commencing at 4 O'Clock, three
handsome Lots in Bullock and Harris addition, each
fronting AGA feet on the south side of Marshall
street. running back 4 ala feet to alley 16 feet,
designated by the Nos. 2. 4, 6.
TBRMs-One-third cash. balance at and months,
for negotiable notes. interest added secured by title
retained.
mil GODD1N u APPERSON, Aucts.
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PREMIUM VENETIAN BLINDS. 2

j. GEO. w. ZIMMERMAN, Venetian Blind Ma
ker, No. 81 Arch street, Philadelphia 49, =.
Constantly on hand general assortment of Blinds
Wholesale and RETAIL at the lowest prices
The citizens of Richmond and vicinity are respect.
fully informed that having appointed Mesns HAB-
LISTON BROTHER, No. Is Governor street.
Agents, all orders left with them will meet with
prompt attention, and Blinds furnished at PHILA-
DELPHIA PRICES NO l6-arnie
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TRUSTEE'S SAL; OF A HOUSE
ApEGAN D. e

Il LOT ON OREGON HILL-By virtue of a
deed of trust executed to the subscriber as Trustee
by WILLIAM EVANS and wife, and recorded
in Richmond Hastings Court Office, being requested
by the party secured thereby, shall, on FRIDAY,
10th March, 1854, at O'Clock P. NJ, upon the pre-
misses sell the property conveyed in said deed being
two story Brick House and grocery stand with lot
attached, on Oregon HILL and now in the occupancy
of said Evans. The lot fronts 40 feet and hack
80 feet on Church street.
The title is believed to be good but acting as trus-
TERMs-SS00 cash. $500 on 10th May, and the re-
mainder LIST August Credit paymen. to bear interest
and be satisfactorily secured.
VIM. GRAY, Trustee.
TAyIoR WILLIAMS. Ancts fe 22
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWAkD.--I
Il will pay the above reward for the apprehension
and confinement in the CITY jail of my negro woman
MARIA, who absconded some weeks since. She in
about twenty-five years of age. and is of bacon col
or. Sheis. no doubt on Shockoe Hill at this time
and may be easily apprehended by the city watch.
f. I3-ts T.. L. CHINN.
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I OTIS ON COUNCIL CHAMBER HILL
IL FOR RENT OR LEAsE.-We are authorised
improved LOTS OF GROUND on Council Chamber
Hill Being centrally located, these 1ots as sites for
livery stables and shops Of any kind for small ten
ements, are uneqnalied For terms, NC, apply 70
fe PITS TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS.
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NOTICE TO THE LADIES.-In order
IN to make room for new Spring Goods we intend
offering the remaining portion of our last summers
stock of Dress Goods at cost and under Among them
may be found many desirable styles of checked and
striped Summer Silks; plain and figured Bareges:
Mourning do. do; figured silk Tissues; Barge De-
LANES; Mouseline Delaines; figured Lawns Jaco.
netts, &c. For bargains call early at the of
HART MOSES,
mh2 No. 6S Main street,
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THERE are several estray COWS at my
Il place. Fl. r. TAYLOR
Havinga FEMALE TEACHER for our sirls / will
give board and tuition to two three little boys or
girls, at $780, III. p. TAYLOR
Three unexpected vacancies In my School, on stu
street. are open to the public.
iaI6-ts HIP TAYLOR
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THOMAS J. CLARKE, LOTTERY VEND-
Il Err, at No. 8 North Calvert street. Baltimore,
near Barnum's Hotel, successor to Mr.. THOMAS LAM.
BERT will fill orders for tickets in the varous Mary
land Lotteries with punctuality and dispatch.
THOMAS J. CLARKE.
Baltimore Nd March I, 1854. ma 2-2aw4w
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nf pUnLUr. MDNCUkE CO.
CARGO OF SUGAk AND MOLASSES


pf pUnLUf. MtbaGUkE CO.
CARGO OF SUGAR AND MOLASSES,
~ AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY the Sd March,
commencing at 10 O'Clock. viii sell at cur wharf
and warehouse at Rockets the cargo of the brig Ell
lem flom Louisiana. with -
2a3 hhds. SUGAR, ranging from fair to choice
100 bbls prime MoLAsSES. .xse
IS bbls. Whisky. and GIN.
TERMs.-Under 500. cash over 300, a months
credit for approved negotiable paper. ga
Sale without regard to weather
fa q DUNLOP. MONCURE 4 co.
MIGHT SALES.-THIS EVENING,
~ commencing at u O'Clock, and every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday evenings throughout the
season. at which time we viii offer for sale large
assortment ass; OF Staple and Fancy Goods, Gold and
Salver W atches Guns, H.. DC. a&s
Country merchants and the trade are invited to at
tend our saes as they win find large variety and of
frst.rate quality. -
fe18 A. MOTT Il CO. Aucte
DRAFTS ON THE FOLLOWING
~ points be obtained at all times by apply.
ing to ADAMS CO.'S Express Office, No. 4 18th
street, under Exchange Hotel.
PARIS, SAN FRANCISCO,
BREMEN, HAMRIiRG
GLASGOW, BRUSSEIS
DOVER, MELROTTRNE $
FRANKFORT ON-THE-NAINE "a
Also, Sght Drafts for any amount which are CASH
ed at any Bank in the United Kin gdon, of Crest Bril-
tain, and grant Letters of Credit in England neso.
table IN any part of America.
:. :, .e il. McDoNouGH.
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! VALUABLE 1hALT OF WOOI

A hIIO11D1IE VFOO1
IA LAND, FOUR MILES BELOW THE CITY,
AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY. 9Th March, 1854, at
II o'clock, NJ, in front of Henrico County Court
House, THAT being Court day) will be sold 100
of LAND, lying miles below the city. and adjoin-
ing the lands of Messrs John Currie Patrick Jordan
and others This land is for the part well wood
ed with pine, &C., and offers great advantages to
those disposed to engage in wood getting farming
pursuits plat of the land may be seen at the Of
flee of the Auctioreers
TERMS: One-third cash. balance at and IL mos.
with interest, and secured by trust deed
TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts.
SEVENTY-FOUR AChES Of LAND, 5 MILES
BELOW THE CITY, AT AUCTION.-Imme diate-
y after the above sale will be sold IA acres of Land
about miles below the city, near the Williamsburg
road, and adjoining the land of Jacob s. Alice and
others.
with interest.
NH TAYLOR & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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DENNY WISE AND POUND FOt

DENNY WISE AND POUND FOOL
i IsH.-The wise man who psnnsd the above =
at rest, bnt the truth remains The man who leaves
PERS In Wooden Desk OF Worthless Safe. and
expects 70 find them always safe. d often daappeint.
ed burglars Thieves, and that worse than tnle5s
either carry of or destroy the hard earnings 81 nsny
yesru.
Now. while positive insuranes sgainst Burgiarss
per cent. on an investment OF &l00 10 e3oe-vnicn
win certainly secure Thousands In the end-m g In
deed full exposition Of the above pruyefbs renn1
Wise and Pound Foolish. 80.
One Of Herring'a genuine sALAMANpEh 5AFE g,
win secure your nookA Papau sud Money NON 81
II Wc0ANDEi0H. ia.
fsNh Agent for the etste. !
GODFI6H 10 Heroes prime Cod6sh,
~ 6nr ~ ~ T. h 0TE(3kI
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RICHMOND CLUB.-A full meeting of
~ the Club is desired at the Club House, on SAT.
URDAY evening" the 4th inst, at O'Clock.
By order of the President.
NH St. T. P, AUGUST Sec'v
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DICHMoND LIGHT DRAGooNs-

IL NOTICE-An persons having in their posses
sion any Arms and sccoutrements belonaing tn the
Richmond Light Dragons. are requested to return
them to the former o. s., VIM o. George. at his re-
sidence, 5rd, between Main and Franklin stfeefs
the company having disbanded on the 6th inst.
fe 9-ts l.. r. ELLIS, Sec'y.
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Tor HIRE-A male and female SER
Il WANT, accustomed to waiting in the house
They are both young and likely.
JAMES D. Elicit,
NH St* Agent and Collector, Governor st.
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CLASSICAL AND MA
THEMATICAL ACADEMY.

MONTAGUE & BASSETT,
SUCCESSORS TO DIR. MAUPIN.
THERE are several vacancies in our
i School, which may be filled by immediate appli.
cation to u.s. at Rooms on 18th, between Marshall
and Clay streets. re z-ot~
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CMALL FARM ON THE DEEP RI

VALUABLE LOT On MAIN AND
Y EIGHTH STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-Will be sold on MONDAY, the 9th day of
March, 1854. upon the premises, commencing at Al
O'clock that valuable lot at the corner of Main and
9th streets. fronting 243 feet running back the
East hne of 9th about 100 feet alley and
now occupied by William Mountjoy marble
yard 1t will be sold subject to the present occupant
continuing tenant for two years at annual rent OF
$500, payable quarterly.
TERMs-One-third cash, balance at land months
for negotiable notes. interest added, secured by q
trust deed
The sale will be positively made.
MAJ GODDlN IL APPERSON, Aucts.
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FACTORY HANDS FOR HIRE.-We
liz have for hire for the residue of the year. eight
or ten FACTORY HANDS. amongst which are frstrate
Screwmen, Flateners, Twisters, Lump Makers, Ca
sers and Ass0rters.
PHILIP M. TABB l. SON,
Office on Governor street,
NH / St between Main and Franklin streets.
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MOTTO E.-All persons having claims
IN against BEVERLEY BLAIR, in his official ca
pacity as late High Constable will present them to
me- that arran gements may be made for liquidating
the same SO as to avoid the annoyances of motions
and suits in court
fe 27-ts ARCHIBALD bLAih. 4
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EsOR HIRE.-I have for hire, No. fe-
IL male House Servant, about 10 years old, and 10
well accustomed TO house-work. Apply to
NH ct j. B. STEGAL, Ne. "a Main ct.
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To TIE PHYSICIANS OF VIRGINIA.,
and TO all who use Liquor as u HEIDI
cine or as IL Beverage

Physical, VIII" pe.rrii'r Alcoholic Liquors for med
elm put pu@e- -ilrutd give tn. preference, t. y OlE.N
>CilEDAN AROMA lie SGiiNAPfS.
|. 1t /. manu- ,ctuirt at Schcdan. IA lIoaHd, md
eNcla-i5e.N IN the factory "t n Pr.1i by por.,-
So and h"m natr''aI elsewhere unemployed and un-
known.
Il i, proved by tde relcael analysis Of ,c,era
neut chemists lr entirely H. top, tie pcrnirious
u, oil Which tenau- n every Kind at 6qn- distilled
rom graz aud whrl i,the al the rervons md
vi,reral dem, senent eriouS congestion, nnI morbid
de4ir,. tpr inbirnai iutcmprrbte ldu gen,r, w6r
su, h iqnors iuviujrhiy tend 10 >up"rinduea.
;. 1t proved ty the 'nmr nprrlrg l">t- that the
jumper GIN i Aayor. villa the acrid an
mdige-thlr oil OF jupiter h"terot"le used, hu with
III" sp c6raliy lshrer ne volatile arnwnc and me.
rrinal of the e>.rnriu oils or the lrann uiiprr
berry. ne le1ted by every oil c' ma'ntocnrrf
Il chemically lra>od l. be absolutely pure in il
rcctltraIon-a qleuy obtained 10y an entirr ptu
COS. and which nther Hoand Gu in tic woill hn>
acgui ed.
). II i. roved by extensive medical experience anl
be efficient VII is agreeable reu.
ed, ii many OF iaclpie't DIR psy. gtaVrl crat lr
gout lheumari-m Huuruce, coic, cunct"tiun, IN Tue
tiduey md hrade, iysPcp.n, Yer nnl IgHr, ecncIa
i hy, sluggish aiiou Of lie hlood, drhri'ut
stimulation food All exhausted vrud crrigy.
g. 1t l. 4 tuo grateful and isneyHtrng carial. II H.,
en- u,ed u. d. ,,tej flames the H.
due, lnebriev bat tais ruth T. snbdur tie ial r
GHhfN by cr,nti nd-H" lnu.t intcrIpr dq1or, Aud
it lnsuah,> connects D!t ii irets had "ater. ~tct's
~ in s"unay 9f hIue-to"" 'i>ri-i In NJ ot u" =
nctatrd gu ;., il ha- rsa in any mat ket ntIe
| world
Since The nt,o,lurrim of Ia eel, hralcd medirinod
hey rag INTO rhc 'nt,d States, hummer OF Liquor
H1u-es Nrw YORK and our othrr ar," citIes have
commenced couuicriotn4 it. The genuine Is OILY odd
IN quHrt and pint our,. handsomely wrapped Ia N"""
paper with NY nnme on the houl', c'r.. nun mhcl.
H"tli advise ho.e vino it Il iay.tn purchase
ny the rlle "a Bar and iIorc' frequently I'LL myl ct
tie h common gin aud sell for genuine. /
sale ly ali the respccta"Ie Dincgi'i' 80 he unh'I
S'ne, UDOLPIIO WOLFE,
1.
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DISTRESSING case Of Suicide.

The people residing in the vicinity of Cock eys-
vile, Baltimore oounty,were quite astoundedyes
terday upon report flying around to the effect
that a man named joel Matthews, who lived near
that place. had committed suicide by hang
ing him self in his barn. At first, the report was
rot credited,but, upon proceeding to the place,h
was there found in lifeless condition. 1t appears
that the unfortunate deceased was about forty
three years of age, and resided on his farm He
went to bed on the night previous to the discoy-
crv.and must have risen during the night & com
mittod the rash act before daybrcak.
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DECLINE #nREAnsrrrrs.

CHARLESTON, Noy. 2.-.rhe Yellow fever at
the South is decreasing. Lieutenant Governor
fargen died ON sunday last of yellow Fever, ut
New Orleans. Dir. Scotts Presbyterian Church,
at the latter place, was destroyed hy fire, 1t is
supposed to have been the work Of an neendiary.
NEW YORK, Nov 2.--lhe Black Warrior has
arrived here. She brings rumor that the
Spanish fleet intended to sail from uayauna ON
cruise to New York and other American ports
There is some excitement here in consequence
of n Balloon ascension, parade, &c &c.
hN president Tyler is staying in our city and
Is now delivering an address at the Mechanics In
stitute
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PROMOTION AND REWARD TO loRD RAGLAN.
1t is understood. in London, that Lord Raglan
will be raised to the rank of field marshall after
the operations of Scbastopol. The committee Of
the House of Commons reported in favor of ad-
dtional field marshas of repute being made. 1t
j. also SAID that it has been decided to give his
lnrdship $50, 900 in lieu of pension; his private
fortune WIS merelY EIO,OOO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-03
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 2.-Flonr is not so firm
Wheat white, &I.75a $l.60, for good to prime
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