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LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS.
low Is THE TIME TO SAVE MONEY.

NOW Is THE TINE TO SAVE MONEY.
T GREENTREE & BROTHER, No. eS
lie Main street. two doors below Purcell, Ladd l.
Co take pleasure In informing the friends and par-
rons of their establishment and the public without
disncton that they have recently returned from the
northern cities with large and beautiful assortmerr
of CLOTHING for FALL and WINTER WEAR.
Their stock consists fine English and French Cloth,
Tweed Goats. Black and Fancy Doeskin Cashmere
Pants, Black ana Faacy Silk and Satin Vests, Mar.
' a full assortment Of BOYS CLOTHING. Also,
Trunks Shirts, Cravats Gloves Silk and cotton I'm.
dershirts, Umbrelias Drawers, kc- Their stock hiss
been manufactured in the most Fashionable style
and substantial manner and they will sell good add
well made Clothing at such prices will more then
realize the expectation OF the public Their Cloth
tsste Of customers. se H-fm*
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vxRaor LEcfsIAruax-The Legislature o
Vermont organised on Thursdsy lass, By the choics
of fusoni.t officers.
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THOMAS w. KEESEE,

AUCTIUNEER,
Office with GEO. J. SUMNER, No 20 Pearl st.
VIII attend TO the sale of REAL ESTATE and eve.
ry description of MERCHNDIZE, HOUSE,
HOLD FURNITURE, &c.
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DIR. GEORGE SoHERER, formerly Practi-
toner of Medicine in BALTIMORE respectfully offers
his professional services to the public. Office Les
ter st.. Rockatta. iY 21-ta
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ONO ELEcTros.-Ths State has gone AntiN ;
braska BY an overwhelming majority. OF the
whole tws n:y-one members Of Congress, eighteen
are opposed TO the repeal Of the Missouri Comprc.
mise.
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NEW STOCK OF FALL AND WIN
IN TER DRY GOODS.-I have just opened On
entire ne stock of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
which were purchased in The Northern markets, on
ne most favorable terms I em prepared to offer
great Inducements 10 purchasers. Among the as
sortment may be found
Ladies' Dress Goods Of al styles
Embroideries and Lases
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons &c.
ALSO,
good assortment for Gentlemen, Boyv and 6er-
vant1 Wear-with large stock Of Domestic Goods
and Fancy Articles
The public are respectfully invited to give me
call % determined to sell cheap any other
house Ia the city. II. ROsENFELD,
se 18-Sm It's Broad st.
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Robert Schuyler, Of ''ove,-issusr nosoristy, 4 I'D
10 be lousisaing In Paris
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Gabriel Ravel and his ballet troupe are perform
Ing at Mr.. Bates' Theatre, 10 81 Louis.
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CHOLERA PKEvENTIvE.-Dr. RoBlSsos's

CHOLERA PREvENTIvE.-Dr. RoBINsON's
CHOLERA PREvEsTIvR!-This preparation ia offered
to the public not nfalible remedy but as being
the best yet discovered for Cholera Choer. Morbus
piarrh9a- Dysentery, Pain in tine Stomach and Bow
ella, Sick Stomach &c, &c. 1t is not unpleasant to
the taste, causes no unpleasant senssion and does
not restrict in diet. Eat and drink. in moderation
such things you have found By experience agree
with you. E. D. ROBINSON M b.
r, Oihce on Franklin street, opposite Metropolitan
Hail. au 2-Sm
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REJoIcrSo.-The Know Noihings 10 Norfolk ard
Portsmouth celebrated the recent victories in Balt
more and Pennsylvania, by firing one hundred
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CHARLES R. UAkREYS.

HOUSE, SION AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
10th sc between Main and Cary.
EY- All work entrusted 70 his care will be fai h
fully Id promptly executed Sc -3n
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0. H. CHALKLEY, General Agent and Col
iector 18TH street. between Main ana Cary over the
store OF q. X. Peake. Refers TO Messrs c. r. Wor-
tham Co., Williams { Brother. Butler 4 Tinsley.
j. H. Claiborne, @. r. Peake, J. B. sclater snd Dr.
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GEEERAL AGENCY. FOR THE SALE AND
fuRcsA:E OF ELAsDs.-FRANK g. RUFFIH Secre-
fayyof the ViYeinia State 4oyicItuyaI Soeief, snd
y; AUGUST offer their services to the pubi;e as
GENEkAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase oI
States. - e'"
Ofdee-at the Office Of the piyginia State Agyieul
tayaf Society, No. lis Main sfyeee
NJ. AUGUST Nary pupI r. AVN xccop.~
S"sSe-eseoofo. feS-ts
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LANES II. SCLATER.

F. NJ. ROBERTSON, Draper and Tailor,
Governor street, opposite the Dispatch Office. Rich
mopS. Va, "a 9-J3m
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Rev. Thos. Chiffon, q distinguished Baptist Minis.
ter, who died lately at Montgomery. Texas, was
formerly whig member of Congress from Ken
lucky. Hewas an able lawyer, but after removing
to Alabama he quit the bar and entered the pulpit,
and was officiating in Texas at the time of hia
DEATH
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The ropewalks of Bonte g. Co., at jamestown n,
Ky were destroyed by FIRE few days ago.
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CONSTANTLY 1NoREAsiNG.-Tho number
of persons physiciaus, merchants and others who
add thsir testimony to the good effects produced by
STABLER'S ANoDYNE CHERRY ExPE GRANT and d.
ARRHGA CORDIAL IL constantly on the increase. The
names which be adduced those of persons well
known and of undoubted standing in the community
for probity and veraety Such being the case,
can for a moment refuse to administer these
really excellent medicines A great number of the
best physicians in this United States have testified
that, they are more reliable than other propri-
etary medicines with which we Ithey are aGquan-
ted, in the diseases for which they prescribed"
If ycu have cough, any disease of the throat
lungs, make trial of the ExpectorEnt and marx the
result. The Cordial may be given with good effects
in all diseases of the bowels.
See descriptive pamphlets to be had gratis OF the
agents.
Price for each only SO cents, or six bottles for
$780,
e. Il. sTABLER CO.. Prcprietors
Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
Wholesale Agents. Richmond
And By Druggists and Merchants generally through.
out Virginia. oc 9-dac12t
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY

A.-Are now sending oil description of Goods to
Wilmington and Fayetteville N c., and to all places
en- the iine and contiguous to the Wilmington and
Raleigh Railroad
These lines are DAILY! and offer the greatest in.
duceme ats TO shippers.
t9 Charges moderate and uniform.
Office under the Exchange Hotel se l8-eod2m
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sppoiassd she sob of November - day of ihaats-
giving
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The MINERS in California, who have used
BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS declare them
worth their weight In gold in preventing colds and
coughs from constant exposure While using them
It is Impossible Tor the wsather affect the be ad or
lungs Price so cents per bottle. To be had of all
elsewhere. oc
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BRONCHITIS, COUCH, DYSPEPSIA, LIVER
COMPLAINT. RHEUMATISM, scRoFULA, i Sc.-For all
diseases of the Female Sy it stands pre- unent
Clergyman just Informs it hes cured him of
Bronchitis off desperate character-particuars here
after.
A citizen Of the Old Dominion thus speak.:
SCoTTsvILLE Al6emsrle co. Va,
March s8 1858
Messrs. Mortimer & Mowbray- Gentlemen: I have
been afflicted for the past years with Dyspepsia,
Rheumatism and Liver Complast, suffering all the
while with pains in The shoulders, hips, back and
sdes-shifting from side to The ether-palpita-
ton of the heart, loss of appetite. cold sweats at
night excessive costiveness, and great debility and
weakness tried many remedies, which done me
no good, but rather grew Last fall was ad-
vised to try HAMPToN's VEGETABLE TINcTURE, and
am happy to say. it has cured me. l now free
from all pain, and in the enjoyment ofperect health
and take great pleasure in recommending the Tine
ture to all afflicted as have been
Yours, JAS. M. NOEL
Call and get Pamphlets gratis and see cures
Sold by O. A. STRICKEN and PURCELL, LADD
& Co., Richmond; by DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburs:
By all the Druggistsin Petersburg; BY MORTIMER
L MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists md
Storekeepers everywhere.
III per bottle /; bottles for SS.
7-d&cts
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RoDUCE BRoKER,
Corner Cary and Pearl streets, Richmond, Vfsinia.
jy 24-d5In
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The cholera has lefs Bowling Green. Ky. So cry
The STANDARD.
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FoRTuSArE.-Rev. DR.. Magoon, pastor of the
Oliver street church, New York city, and formerly
OF Richmond, had taken passage by the Arctic q
few days before her departure, but finally conclu.
ded to comedy the Baltic, the next vessel.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.



ceyed, when sent BY mail We ban only oifset this
dsag eeabe condition OF aars byrepiying that they
are egusry mailed and sent fro}n the Boston Post
Ofise. We employ good and f4thful men for the
purpose. who do their seork. TIM screws are loose
somewh.re out of Boston Boat Paper.
The above 10 one of many caseh of the same kind
and source of great annoyance 70 both putlisher
aud subscriber. ltis an evil ho2ever. ths. can be
easily rems died. By calling on NTH l. FORE, No
and subscribing with them to say NEWSPAPER or
MAGAZINE. you may want. By doing which, you
will get the paper or magazine q the same price
save the postoge on IT, Get II more regularly. and
hsys II soa in any put of saty without
Any Of the Boston Weekly, or New York, Phila
delphia or Baltimore Daily and Weekly Pspsrs can
be had of them. oc 1S-St
LARUs g. SHINE, Auctioneers and Com
mission Merchants, will attend to sales Of Real
aud Personal Estate ftock sales If Dry Goods Gro
cefiea. Boots and Shoes, House Furniture: Nc. dc.
oci3-ts JAMES Y. SHINY. &c. LARUs.
New CLoAKs, FURs, CURTAIN GOODS,
SILKS AND DREss CooDs.
New style CLOTH aud SATIN
More Antique aud Velvet CLOAKS
Fine VICTORINEs. MUFFS, &c.
Worsted and Satin DAMAsKs, BRoCATELLEs,
CoTToNs of all co'crs and styles
Lace and Muslin CuaTAINS
Furniture CHfN1Z
Splendid DRESS SILKS
Mernoes; Delaines and Plaid VALEEICAS
French EM MsROID in great variety
Rich RIBBONS GLOVES and HOSIERY
Family a6oURNING
All tbes- Goods jest received by
oc Il i'm THOS. r.. PRICE Gu.
JAMES e HEATH Sc RICHARD M.
CARY, Commissioner iT Chaneery-Office in Wing
Building, frontiDs on franklin st. oc9-ts
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The VALLEY OF VIRGINIA FIRE AND MA
RINE INSURANCE COaPANY-capiLai $500 600
office lith street, ne.t TO the Post Oihce. This
Company iasures against 0ss damage by Dre in the
city or country. Real and Personal Property nclu-
ding vessels and cargoes in port or on voyage.
an 25-Sm O. X. BRESEE kctuary.
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IEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!.-The

~ Underlined has just returned nom the NortE-
arm cties where he purchased in person, large ard
exfens:ye select stock OF FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS, principally TOR essh. st eTeeedinEiy
an cost In the assortment will be found solid col~
ored French Mousns fine ca French Merinoes, In
vsriety of colors plain and figured Cashmerss; km-
broidery, In great variety; black Silk trimming
Lacos; fine Cloths In all colos for Ladies Cloahs;
large stock French Corsets with On endless variety
of 9ika colors in sshes Of roses. tan, sione plaid
ana black and brocade. For good bsEssns call the
cheap s.srs Of Ao&k,s,w "; nose.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-16

The FIFTH STKAMEn.-The Arctic IL the fifth
ocean steamer that has been lost during the pre-.
sent year. We enumerate: The City of Glasgow,
the Franklin, the Humboldt, the City of Philadel
phia, and the Arctic
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GARBER g. Co.'s AMERICAN HOTEL,
Staunton, Va: w. ii. CAREER, J. B. BREcKENaIDGE,
L. l. STEVENSON Proprietore.
Travellers will find this new establishment a first
class house, and the proprietoys always willing to
promote the comfort of their guests.
The American" is situated Immediately at the
terminus of the Central Railroad iy 2e-Sm
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CARPETS, CARPETS.-CHRISTIAN
~ Il LATHR0P in :,

supply of
Best ply and Insrsiu Carpets
Best pat. Tapestry Brussels do
De do Velvet do
Best Tapestry Brussels, Tviled and Plain Veni
tian and Oamesk venitsn Stair Carpets
The above are of our own direct importation at
lower prices than formerly, and such goods as can
be confidently recommended
Also, Brass Stair Rods. In lengths from 81 inches
to SO ieches. CHRISTIAN & LATaROP
oc IA SO Main 1T.
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DEATH OF A APRINrEa.-Mr. J. A. Widdis com.
positor on the Daily Crescent. In New OrleanD
died few days ago. of yellow fever. He had but re-
Gently arrived there from Philadelphia, where he
let wife and two children He was inferred with
military honors
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pLAETkR-20O tons afoat, and for sale.
= ADply - RANKIN 4 BARKER.
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BIZ J. A. COWARDM.
ADJUSTMENTS.
SPAL DING a. ERS'
TWO CIRCUSES!

AN " 40.
SPALDING 4 ROGERS
Two CIRCUSES!
- Consolidating their cele-
brased FLOATING P PALACE
~A CIRCUS, from their Paistiai
ALA Msisspfi and Chic Rivers; and
ASa NORTH AMERICAN CTRCUsi
AKNso 90 fsvorablv known 10 the North
E2 and East, into
ONE MONSTER CONCERN!
the moa dlstinsuishei Northern and Southern Per-
formers IN FRIENDLY sTRIFE daily in the same ring,
in presence of the sudience, with
TWO SETS OF PERFORMERst
TWO SETS OF CLoWN5li
TWO SETS OF RING HoRsESil!
~ PAsroMiME every Afternoon! SPECTACLE
every night
NED KENDALL, CHE Bueler)
KENDALL'S BRASS BANDt
CHOATES STRING BAND!
And everything else upon the sams elaborate and
Inagni6cent scale, With BILL LAKE. the great New
Orleans Clown; III. Msgilton. the wonderful Man
Monkey; Madle. Agnes, the celebrated Creole Gyn-
nsst Waiter Aymsr, the peerless Bareback Rider !;
G: Rogers, the distingui Scenic ECU sstrsn
Mastrr Clarence, the Young Equestrian Hero; mrs.
Ormond, the beautiful Scenic Equsstreinne; Mrf.
Lske, the very intrepid Horsewoman; the famous
MOTLEY BRoTHERs: II Masnints, the renowned
Volhgeur; Monsieur La Thorn: the modern hercu-
les; Prof Baldwin the English Wizard; w. Knka'e,
the Vesatile Equestrian; III. Durand. the skiful
Gymnsst; Robert White, tbe accomplished Mairre !;
w. j. Pasl the famous Jebu: Brown, ). Ryan.
w. Conor, sc. DE, will be exhibited at r. NJ, and
IT P. NJ. aftaynoon and night
COUNCIL CHAMBER HILL!
TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY. and
FRIDAY,
October 3lst and November lst, 2i and Cd, 1e54)
Also, at PETERSBURG Oct. 24th, 18th and 26th and
L7nchburg, Oct. 9th ana 18th.
R ADMISSION Dress Circle, 30 cts Colored
Boxes, % cts Children and Servants half price. TO
Dress Circle only. &C l4-i3t
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WOOD-I have good supply of OAK
and PINE WOOD, which viii sell low.
Terms cash ia eyey instance
.. n. DAVIS, Broad st
oete-alm. sbcye Brooke Ayenrs
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CHAaLKsroN-There were deaths from yellow
fever In Charleston on Wednesday last.
There were seven deaths from yellow fever 10
Charleston on Thursday laA.
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There were SO deaths of yellow fever at the Chari
ty Hospital In New Orleans, during the week end
ing Oct z
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Hon. Gileon Tomlinson, prominent whig Of
Connecticut, died on the 9Th inst He was a Rep.
resentaiive In Congress from 1919 to 1927, was af
terwards elected Governor, and In 1890 was cho
sen U. s. Senator, which office he held until
1887.
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The Due De GRAmMor, young French noble
man Of distinguished family, was among the pas.
sengers lost ia the steamer Arci.. He was sent to
the United States as an attache to the French EN-
bassy at Washington, and is described as an intel
gent person of exceedingly amiable manners He
was but twenty one years of age and the last of his
race. He was a lineal descendant of Count Phili.
bert de Grammot famous wit of the Court of
Louis the xiv, who when banished from France,
went to England, and became equally famous at
the dissolute Court of Charles the Second.
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, IFE EEL IINSsuRANCEs J, y ON SLAVES RE-

Il IsT.,Ir HsANOE0 ON ESILA EiS RE-
- SS Med AT FORMER RATES.-The Rich
mond Fire Association, Tin Consequence of the dis
appearance Of cholera have resumed In.ursnce on
the Liie OF Slaves at the former rates of premium
s1iiaoat the e1trd charge.
The prompt and liberal adjustments of its losses
and being strictly Home In.titution entities n 10
the liberal patronage of the public.
AL information relative to Life Insurances will he
cheeriuily furnished application at the Office cor
of Main and 9th streets.
CHAs. \. WoRTHAM, v. Prest.
JHo. I'll. BosBER Sec,y. .e %
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FATAL ExPLosIoN.-The whiskey still of Pol
lards distillery, at Williamsburg, N. Y, exploded
on Friday afternoon, throwing down portion of
the building. The engineer, William Reed, was
buried In the ruins and instantly killed. The fire.
man, John BoglaD, was bruised and scalded beyond
recovery. John Parker the stiilman, was also bad
IL injured
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-16

OFFICE va. CENTRAL K. r. COMPANY,(
RICHMOND. Oct 6. 1854. !
NOTICE.-The Annual Meeting Of the
~ Stockholders of the virgnis Central Railroad
Company will be held in the town of Staunton on
Thursdsy. the 9Th of November, 1854.
efocfhoiden going to and returning from the meet
ins, VIII travel on the Cars free of charge
oc5 j. GARRETT. Treas.
RUSlNESS HOUSE On MAIN ST.
Eed building Main stre ct. adioinns Kent Paine
asnrs new store and recently occupied BY Mrssrs.
emceison ana brcthsf, 10 for rert, and isnmeds ate
its .eesosn and srrsnsement render II decid adv
one Of the most desirable houses IN the cjtv s,r
lar,e busiae.s 'ne CITY TOT
ss e TAYLOR + wILLIAMs
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SAD AcclDESr.-The ferry skif At Troy, NY
upset In the river near the steamboat dock, on
Thursday morning. 1t contained seventeen per.
sons, including the skiff man, of whom all were
drowned but six, including the sk;fman, George
Yetto. They were principally young men, em.
ployed in Wheeler & Naylor's chair factory, In
West Troy, and were going to work.
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SAvANNAH.-Ihe total number OF interments In
Savannah on Tuesday last was 4, including 2 from
yellow fever. The number of deaths during the
week ending Oct. 10, 80, being decrease of -
from the previous week.
DIP. w. Calien, we'll known phyaician OF
Savannah, died on Tuesday night Of congestion
ofthe brain. He was native of Columbia. South
Carolina.
The iLterments 10 Savannah on Wednesday last
were 5-ipcluding from yellow fever.
The Board Of Health Of Savannah request all sb.
sentees to remain away - little longer" notwith
standing the the decrease Ia the bills of mortality
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DREADFUL MoRTALITY.-A letter from an officer
of the United States steamer Saranac, dated at
spszza, September Is, states when she was at Con-
stantinopIe, the combined English and French for
ces hsd lost some thirty thousand men by cholera,
and they were still dying in great numbers.
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FIRE IN ZANEsvIILE.-The Zanesvile (Ohio)
Courier OF the 10th inst says the white lead factory
OF R. Hszlett g. Son was destroyed by fire. Las
5000, upon which there is an insurance of 90 SEQ
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HARPETS.--Weh have just received IF
~ teen pieces superfne and ply CARPETS ct
the best duality, and eniirsy new fs weieh
- = ond eaii fhe aitentiou Of al IN want
osis DHDLEYk JOHNSON. Essls equsye-
VEYET TESTINGS AND FANCY
cAuIMERE0~r-Ws have uew = aoss, smoet
h.sue1~i ssucrfmeat ~ .vsne1 Casimeyfs ana kipsh
vs.ysss- 3 npuDLFY uii jOHns0n. Eagle sqssr..
TR R,yHH FRUIT, Ac.-l0 boxes Lemons;
il Iov whole. half cd esaxtss boxes asiains Jsse
rsesivsd end6pe sals ~ 3. o0NAvlfA = Cos
WHITE FISH, No. MackereL No. |
vv .shsd. No. lsneksd ne,y,ssns q tss s ssss n
seN anl Hmnhlis. - ~ BIoea 8
EXEUUIOR,6 NOTICE.-An lereeas
Ia havins c3ains aesinst the eefate O ~ - ~.
oHEe, asfd Gs yeleeeee9 - y. "a 5sss
/ Il anfHenfieafe1s ~ 49, iaasAeees - -
-. 49, :, !. 3 gs.: ss1ss.4xs ~, -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-25
MEMORANDA.

wehaye dates fro IN Ibsgue to the ssd ult and tros
Csrthagena 70 the 7th INST.
die was be stea AZ Pasq sscis and their commsader
taken prisoner. Anothe.- column under ex-Coioae
Jmenss was also beaten ~ Chaque and 20 PRISONERS
taken.
Col. Acevedo has Joined I've legitimate army wini
the Melo troops under his COMMAND
Col Ns6redo and commander Carezc With 500 men,
have also pronounced in favor Of the legitimate army.
Hesvy contributions have been levied On property
owners in Bogota, to support Melos party.
The house Of the French Minister IN that city had
been attacked, on account Of some parties having
tsken refuge there.
neral Mosquera had len Pie de Cuerta for Socoue
or the cath ult.
Gen. Obsndo escaped from prison AT pogota On tbs
10th ultimo The House OF Representatives had
brought forward an accusation against him, on so-
count Of his conduct while President Of the Republic
before and after the nth of April
The consideration of the project relative to the spe
csl organization OF the lsthmus into separate state
has been laid aside until next year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-25
Married..

In San Frsnoseo Oct 26 Mr.. John Gilbert Miss Ellen
Rankin, both cf san FTauoiyco
In San Francsco Oct 25 Mr. James Duncan to Miss Jus A.
NJ Baldwin
In socLfonct a. M Jonathan Sly aged 70 years. to Miss
Anna Maria Gsge, aged go yetrs.
in Sacramento Oct % Mr. Norman Lawson TO Mrs Olive
Torney. all Of that city.
At Spring Valley Ranch, Sierra County Oct. 49, Mr.
Daniel Dustin 20 Miss Elfnrs Psuey.
At Santa Rosa sonoms County, Sept 3d. Mr.. James Z.
Crane TO Mics Lucy NJ. Beaves
On Russian River SoDoma Co., Sept So Mr. VIM. Mitchell
to Miss Sarah Jane Carter.
At the Rancho de Sooyne Sonomi Co.. Sept. r. Mr. VIM
Fitch to Mrs Glare Pens
In Lsne County O. T Oct 8, Avery A. Smith Mis-, Helen
M. Parsons.
At Forest Grove, Sept &C. Walter Pomsroy, Jr.. to Miss
Jane NJ futile.
In San Frsncsco Oct H. M VIM 8. Laid, Of Portland
Oregon. 10 Mics Caroline A Elliott, Of Concord N. H.
On the 18th Of Oct at Cloverdsle Los Angeles. Mr. NJ
johnston 10 Mrs. /. J. Strong.
At Cooma Oct l. Mr.. Nathan II. Brown TO Miss Msulls
Green, both Of Diamond Springs
In San Francisco Oct IS Mr. CLARK A. Sears TO Miss Eliza
beth c. Hunt, ell Of this city.
In Sacramento, Oct "A, Mr. Wm w. Kechum TO Miss Eliza
j. &. Keegan, both Of ST. Louis. so.
In Campo seco Casyeras County, Oct 20 DR.. VIM. r. Ii
field 10 Miss Fanny Copeland.