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M@keutp'a COLUMN.
HENRY NIX EkTY.
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE.

HENRY NIX EkTY.
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,
0fFIcENOLD fosT OFFICE BUILDING,
Third streef1
SAINT PAUL, MIN. TER.
AND bought and sold throughout the Territory
AImoney loaned, Investments made to the best al
vantage, and Land Warrants located.
REFERENCES.
NEW YoRK-Gilbert Davis, Esq; Daniel Curtis, Esq.
Capt. A. De Peysler Messrs. i. Thompson 4 Ne
phew; Messrs. Williams d Guion,
PHLADELPHIA.-JosephP Patterson Esq PRECEDENT ofthe
Western Bank; Messrs DreAel L Co. BANKERS; Freed.
Ward 4 Freed; R. Taylor Co; Bingham Dock
siters, James Co; bailey Co; Edward Hurst;
Esq, Notary Public; IL Messchert, Attorney Law
James Kitchen, NJ. D.; William Stoever ESQ
MISNEsorA.-Gov. w. A. German; Hon, w. II. WEIGH,
Chief Justice Of Min Ter; Hon. Henry NJ Rice Del
~eeate to Consress Rice, Hollingshead Becker Al
torneys at Law, Messrs. Borup 4 Oakes, Bankers; j
7. ROsser, Esq. Secretary of the Terrtory Ames n
Van Etten, Attorneys at Law; Rev. T. M. Fullerton,
Register U. Land Office Vim Holcombe, Esq. Re-
ceiyer u. 5. Land Office; T. T. Mann, NJ. ID.
New OkLEANs.-Messrs. Brown, johnson Co., Bank
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IrprylIs AT THR PRINCIPAL HOTELS

EXCHANGE HOTEL-J w Kumbsoush. We =
Tenn =; julie. hsvsrisnr fsrls fssvs ss. aso
s"ss vi ssa HSgr ar p, si sisSssps Iosss
Gayle rsI :..s. 4 ,l s.ss1
nsst, E.sss; Kenns. ksnswh.; G Irv,ns; Lyrshbg
ssy s.s K.a Tso nia' k ns,'as
pIswsdi. ,,.,a H.sEs A%ea
e Gssl s q n " Smith. orsnss; Span
eler White Sulphur spEns. DR. Grshs a asJans1
tom /. R MsssaS'Ri eSmand; johnson. Nj
= bn ii y KiSs Queen; White, Pbiisd; Tn
Boyd l. CreeLstt, Wytasvills; w Wsas, Ghri..
bell; I r Walker, Cal; 7 Jones, Brunswick.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL Carter, N M Lewis,
GooehIandi Merrill NO Thv. burton p " Tim
ham: B j HartsooE, @ A Fsrrow, Aibmle; Fl Gosn
Lvnehbe spiIlsr, Bottstoart; Dr. koop Sam AMI
Wm,ba. w II Harris, J X Pendleton, Louisa; d
si n Wi Ssan eeoss; EIi.sass, hissad;
G Gr. Csrrnston; W walker Robt NJ Kent,
Louise; w B Ross, Christian. Richmd
Purvie, Richmond; A Bibb, Nelson; R B Frsy.er,
DsuyiIie; Fursuson, Richmond; M T Fundly,
Chesterfield; M Swami, Va: NJ Cole, R & 81
isdy. Texas: Hughes, wis; DR. Watkins, Appomat-
tox; w Farren, Augusta; w Davis. Franklin; II
Miller Greenhrier, T Carter, A Loveiace, Pittsy-
vania; w Lester, Albemarle; Pryor. Va; II
Letter, Dsnville; Coleman and lady spottsyly'a;
] Gray, Abingdon; Bagby. Dr. johnson, L D Wat
kius Petersburg.
AMERICAN HOTEL.-H r Hasson, Toaken,
w Carpenter, T Carpenter, Hopkins, Crosdale,
York; w T Anderson and LADY. A L Holcombe
and lady, Lynchburg; Allen, Washington; w II
Perkins, J Eldredgs, Col Bondurant Buckingham; J
Murry. St Louis G Taylor. King VIM; Brswn,
Fauquisr; g w Ackers. Campbell; Miss H M Chase,
Dauvile; M johnson, Buchanan; w H Hincbman,
Lowell; w Dobney, Powhatan; d Isbell, Cum
berland; s McDearmon. Apoomaex; M Brunei,
Abingdsn; Midley. Halifax; Harrison, Miss N
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP ROANOKE,
Thos. Skinner, Commander:
r McKennan, Nuger, H Guggenheimer, M Lee,
J L Wade, Idly and child. C Morrison, Mrs Hale
and daughter. c Middleton, 2 c Bocock, John
Wilson, 8 Wise ] z Wood. K Neale, Miss
Hubbard, Miss Field, Miss N Oaks Miss +
Manning, J D Gordon, Mrs MArthur, w w Kevill
and lady, Wade, jr. A R Webb: Jno Byles, P
Platts, R Glenn. " 9 Webb. W H Sutton an Idly.
A M Ryap, Mrs M Moury. sedgwick, M c Co
hen, Mrs Pearsall and daughter, j Crawford,
J Keefe C Cornelius, Moore o Trufant, w Tart,
lady and child, Mrs w Y Jackson and chldn, J
Smith. A Morris, b Martin and lady, Shorte,
w Hicks; R L Webb, {; End Ende1s, Z Clarke, A
j Chissy, r D Sands, Smith, Randolph, T
Lee, Mrs M johnson, Ketchum, Watts, c r
Lanpkin, H Morgan, w Crawford, Brown,
L G Berry, J Pearce Edmundston, J Carney.
lady and child Mrs M Oaks and daughter. Mrs r
Yandow, French. w Fl Cole, Ferry, Mrs Bs-
ker. Bergen, p CGwathmey, D Devoe, and 50
in the steerage.
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DrscovERY.-Yesterday morning as two
small boys were passing through Dills woods,
about three hundred yards from the Meadow Bridge
road and within two or three lmiles of this city,
they discovered the sugar. coffee, oysters and other
articles that were known to have been In Nathan
Burnett cart when he left this city last Wednes-
day evening" his way to Hanover. 1t lis therefore
not at all Improbable that Burnett was murdered
in his cart nesr this place. but did not fall from the
cart until 1t started up the hill, al which tme the
pins of the taiboard having been removed, he sli-
ded out and fell into the road
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rocAI MArrHRe.

CHARGED WITH MURDER. George w.
johnson, white man, residing at the head OF VAL
ley street In this city, was arraigned before jus
tees Mayo and Haues OF Henrico county at the
court house yesterday, to undergo an examination
on the charge of numbering NATHAN buRskIT; 2
citizen of Hanover county, on the night Oh the 18th
Of November, on the Meadow Bridge Road, about
four miles from Richmond Judge trump ano Coi;
John B. Young, Esq for the Commonwealth Hav-
ing already published full report Of the evidence
as ELECTED before The Coroners Inquest, over the
body Of the murdered man, we shall do no more at
present than add such statements rs were not made
before the Coroner.
William II. sStarke, sworn have been living
with the deceased at his residence in Hanover,
since the fourth Thursday in May last MT Johnson
came to Mr.. Burnett's on Saturday, the 18th Of
November. aud remained there until the evening OF
the 2Sth On the morning Of the 18th ne asked me
to take walk with him, and therefore accempa
MED him to the swamp in rear OF the mousse After
talking for q time Johnson remarked TO me that
Burnett seemed to have grudge In his head against
him and said that IL B. ever mentioned It to him 10
any way If they did not settle It by fair means he
Johnson) would settle Ii with powder and balls
On Monday night Burnett was to have come TO
Richmond, but after getting bis cart ready declined
doing 60 giving as a reason thai he would not go
from home and leave Johnson there with his wife.
never heard Burnett complain of any other man,
but Johnson, in connection with his vile. On one
occasion, when Johnson was speaking OF Mrs.
Burnett he remarked thar DeIore ne Wouio hve the
life she was living, he would cut his throat john
son left Burnett's for Richmond on Tuesday even.
Ing about 3 o'clock. Burnet. left home that night
between IL and II O'Clock. The mule and cart got
home Wednesday night . short time before 10
O'Clock. There was q considerable quantity OF
blood in!the cart just where Burnett usually sat 10
drive. The cart was a covered one, and when 1t
got home the rope holding the cover had been cut,
the pins fastening the tailboard had been taken out
and the tailboard was down.
Dir Terrill John T. Children. Samuel l..
Smith, and Isaac Burnett, repeated their statements
made before the Coroner, and already published by
| US when the counsel for the defence waived the
necessity for examining any other witness, and
undergo an examination at the January term OF
q mt
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NEEDS INVESTIGATIONS is rumored in
the Valley, where George W. Johnson resided, thai
he probably hastened the death of his wife, by I'M
fair means As she has only been dead short
time, it might not be emiss for the authorities to
have the body taken up and examined. Justice to
the prisoner requires this unless the attending ply
stefan of the deceased is satisfied that she died from
natural causes and not otherwise.
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MAURTCE'S DOCTRTNE .

- MAURICE'S DOCTRINE
ANY MONEY IN THE UNITED
STATES.-WINTER SHOES.-Just received at the
Metropolitan, 1000 pairs of Ladies' Morocco Bus
kns with thick soles, and lined with Canton flannel
throughout.
200 pair Ladder Shoe Caters, Cloth Shoes,
thick soles.
1000 pair LadieS Black Caters, with thick soles.
100 pair Ladies' Congress Boots, with elastic
grooves in the side.
1000 pair mems, boys and youths Boots, Of every
kind.
will sell Goods, and take the notes Of ereyy bank
in the State of Virginia, North Carolina, and South
Carolina, and the notes of all other solvent banks in
the United States of America.
For cheap. good Shoes and accommodation. call at
MATRICES Metropolitan Boot and Shoe Saloon,
Isl Main street, Eagle Square. Richmond, Va.
de5 C. s. MAURICE,
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THEATRE.-Mr. and Mrs. Florence de-
lighted citizens last night with their inimitable
Representations. They will appear sgain tonight
in three capital pieces, and we assure our readers
that their delineations of Irish and Yankee humor
are not to be surpassed. We have no hesitation,
therefore, In advising all those who wish to brush
away the cobwebs of dull care to 60 to the theatre
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tSrEALING WooD.-Spottswood Arnold
and John Hart, arrested on Saturday last by officer
White, charged with stealing wood from r. R. Du-
val, were examined before the Mayor, yesterday,
and sent on to the next Grand Jury term Of the Hus-
tngs Court to answer an indictment
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Mr.. SouLK AND rHx EMrERoR NAPOLEON.
The Washington correspondent OF the New
York Herald says that Mr.. Piatt, Secretary
OF Legation at Paris. who Is now ~ .nls
p,untry. brings with him copy oi ie''et
addressed by Mr.. Soule to Louis Nspoieos'
which will appear in short time in the Lon
don Times Mr.. Soale, according to the COR
respondent says that as the Emperor has seen
proper to make the insult offered him . per-
sonal, and not national one, he viii pay MS
respects to his highness in return, and ne
gives few columns Of the most scafhing
abuse Of Frenchmen ever penned
We have been at a great loss to know wne-
her Mr.. Soule's course while abroad has
been consistent or not with the dignity oi
| lis position. On the one hand, 1t has been
alleged that he has mixed himself up with all
ssrts Of red republicans, and even formed
pots against the continental governments ;
on the other, that he has avoided all sucn as
50 stations, and acted in the most prudent and
diereet manner The London Leader states
th.t he has been remarkably cautious and
disnified in his course. His duel with the
Spanish nobleman we do not regard as more
exo.ptionable in him than in any private citi-
zen His family was wantonly insulted by .
| titled blackguard, and he acted, under the
circumstances, as any American could acr
who Recognizes the acquisitions of the code
of Lxnor. But if Mr.. Soule has written such
letter as that attributed to him by the Wash
ingtca correspondent of the New York Her.
aid, 3e shall suspect that there is some foun-
datio\ for the stories touching his rashness
and iLprudence.
In he present delicate state of our rela-
tons With Spain and France, it is the duty of
Mr.. s,ule to pass over his private griefs, i
such ie has, and not to throw firebrand
among the infammable materials of the
French Government. A minister who, in the
present disturbed condition of the old world,
and . ter the prompt and honorable settle
ment by Louis Napoleon of an impending
rupture between France and the United
States could be guilty of the folly and mad
ness If writing an irritating and insulting
letter 90 the French Emperor, ought to be
recalled by the very next steamer which
leavesg this country after authentic intelli-
gence of the fact has been received at Wash
ingtor.
TIL COLLINS STEAMERs.-The Washington
CORES ,ondent of the Baltimore Sun says that
if the war continues there is fair prospect
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CONrIEuED.-Virginia Rix, free girl,
charged with having unlawful weapons in her
bouse, was brought before the Mayor, and her ex.
animation adjourned over until this morning
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POsTPONED.-The examination of Will
liam Hebden and Rebecca Chappell, char sed with
the murder of John Richards will, not take place
til the regular term of the Hastings Court.
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FIRE.-A kitchen occupied by Mr.. Hol-
lins, on Cary street, between Let and I'd, caught
fire yesterday morning, and was partly consumed.
Citizens Fire Company, No. 6, was on the ground
and extinguished the flames.
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T. RAILROAD CONVENTION are reques.
ted to state that the Convention of Internal Improve
ment Companies called by the Board of Public
Works, will meet today in the Capitol at IL o'clock
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CoMMIrTED.-Ardell Girard, free wo-
man, from Norfolk, was arrested by officers Tyler
and Seal, and brought before the Mayor, who com.
mitted her to Jail for want Of free papers.
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AcoIDENT.-We regret to learn that on
Sunday evening last. Mr.. William Y Sheppard had
fall at the residence of friends on Governor st
by which one of his arms were badly fractured--
He Is, however, under the hands of skilfu physi.
cians, and we trust will sson recover.
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STEALING.-Tom Kelly, slave to Jacob
s. Alice was convicted of stealing old iron from the
Virginia Central Railroad Company, and ordered
80 stripes.
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LOCKED UP-Columbia Anderson, free
woman from Chesterfield, was committed to jail for
want of proper register.
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FORGED PAss.-Charles, slave to John
T. Arm,trong. was ordered logging for forging a
pass for himself.
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VIcIoUs.-JOseph Xix was held to bail
for bis good behavior in the sum of 500. convc.
ton of breaking Benjamin sireter's window.
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REMOVAL.
THE subscriber has removed to No. III,
Il south side, Broad street, four doors above
9th. formerly occupied by Messrs. Harold Murray.
He returns his sincere thanks to his friends and th
public generally for their avors, and hopes by at
tention to business, to merit q continuance of the
same.
Always on hand. good assortment of
TOBACCO, BEGARS,
FANCY GOODS,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, &C.,
OF his own importation.
He invites the attention of wholesale and retail
dealers TO examine before purchasing elsew here.
de 5-2w* h C., g. ZIMMERMAN
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ORDERED TO LEAvE.-Jane Harris, from
Powhatan county, ordered to leave the city, the
Hastings Court having refused her q re gister.
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HENRIoo County CouRr.-This body
commenced its December term yesterday morning,
and spent the day in transacting civil business.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
TUESDAY MORNING. DECEKs:EK 5. 1854.
UUsTo give room for the Presidents Mee1
sage to-day, We are compelled to omit fui'
ler account Of the proceedings of the Demo
cratic Convention at Staunfon.

PoLIflcs.--The political ocean, al.ef =
long period Of repose and stagnaton' - Pc
ginning to be moved in earnest From tne
Democratic Convention of Staunton, thst
Cave Of Eolus. political tempest has been
i.A ,oose which bids fair to turn the seas
upside down. Our Staunton correspondent
has drawn graphic picture of the exciting
scenes which occurred during the Conven-
ton. We may now expect the tug Of war
to commence. On one side the Democratic
phalanx stands, ready for the charge. But
where is the enemy What has become of
that old coon7 Does he mean to come down
1t the mere call of Capt. Scott Is any OF
his ancient pluck remaining The Dispatch,
in politics, is neutral. but the Dispatch wishes
to see free fight It is tired of the monot-
nv of peaceful life, and don't wish to be
bored to death by one-sided battle. Hence
Il fesls anxious to know whether Mr.. Wise
wil be permitted to walk over the course
without opposition. Is this splendid race
horse to have no rivh7 We want to see
something of bis speed and bottom; we want
to look at him, when put up to his mettle-
In all of which we shall be disappointed, If
he has NO competitor. Curiosity is agog to
know whether the Wings will bring out a
candidate. or whether they win let the cleo
ton 70 by default
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LAID OvER.-Thomas Southland, mon
grel, committed to prison for want of q register
and his ogging deferred until Tuesday next order
to allow him time to prove himself white man, il
he can do So
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Lord Eisis ssvs . farewell BAH 10 ousbss on the
siehs a he II issk He uasds . speech on De
oesasaos. whieh b ssid 70 have besa deeply affect
III
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The 9rH Monthly MEETING of the Nov.
ROE BUILDING FUND Association win be held at
SAUNDERS HALL on TUESDAY Evening" Dec.
5th, at o. clock.
The Treasurer will be at the store of Geo. B. Saun.
ders Bro. during the day, to receive the Dues OF
Members. The Board of Directors viii meet at the
eame time. de Sit
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nTnn

On "Wednesday, Nov. 18th. at Ashland, King vii.
liam Co, Va. Of CONGESTION of the brain, JAMES
PEYTON NEALE, aged IS.
q Baltimore Sun please copy.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Dec. 4

ARRIVED,
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, New York, mdz aud
passengers.
Steamer Belvidere. Pritchard, Baltimore, mdz and
passengers
Schr Charles and Susan, oysters.
Schr Abner Bethney, do. ,as
Schr VIM James do
Schr Re gulator, do.
Slo0p VIM Martin, do.
Sloop Odd Fellow, do.
Schr Jno Bell, Ham, lime, D Bridgford 4 Co.
Schr Lydia Ann. hay, Wright & Co.
Schr Henrico, Chester, New York, mdz, D Currie.
Schr New York, Adkins, New York, mdz, David
Currie
Brig Watson, plaster, Davenport Allen Co.
SAILED,
Brig Charles Edward. New York, mdz, w D Col.
quit < Go.
Schr Virginia, Phillips light.
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MANY VOTERS

To THE VOTERS OF MAGrsTERIAL Dis
TRIcr No. l, CHEsrERrIELD CouNrY-Col Law
SON N. BU1FOOT will be supported for Magic
trate for the above District, by
de 5--5k MANY VOTEW9
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EIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS

FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS-A
IL CHANGE, IN BUSINESs.-With the view of
connnE ourselve: in future more exclusively to the
the Cash systemof selling Goods. viii from this
date offer great inducements to purchssers for cash,
in many instances 1t cost and In many others much
below cost in order to prepare for the system.
Our stock comprises almost every variety of Staple
and Fancy Goods, suitable for families and others
Also ten thousand dollars worth of Carpetings, of
Three.Ply, lnsrains. Wool, Dutch, Hemp, Rag, Cot.
ton and Felt Carpets; rich Rugs. Druggets Floor
Cloths. &C., &c.
Purchasers are invited to examine our stock. at 90
Main street. CHRISTIAN L LATHROP.
de 5
NEW BOOKS.-Just received az the
~ New HooLstcre. I'll Broad It. the following
Hesit's Ease, OF the Brothers wife, 2vols, price
Msxims Of Washington. d.
Miis Stones IN our Life Journey. By Samuel Or
The Youth Of Madame de- Lonsueville. e1.
Woods illustrated Natural History. 81 50.
hda ;n9sshmsn. OF Tsials and their Uses. sy Mrs.
J.,i Jsssp. Tivs Years in British Prisons By
Alous 81 Marion H.slsnd. Sixth Edition now
TIE Lest HsrsaA By Mn Enna D. =. N. South
Lenp.Lighssr Tsssh mpply. 81 IS s
{ 1aaPs ne 1lsnape ~ Gree Greenwood. Sis.
cis1 "a L ssss skstsAss q Jsdssoa Hsntoa
vhlI.is CoP..s!sas q Ola Dsy.ia u. o!d Domain,
b s::s s: & {, ,s''sa'. H7i,SISs :.;
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Nnw SPECIAL NOTICES.

RATfyIcAT1on MEETfNG T0-EIGHT.-At
the request Of 1 number Of pemocrats meeting 70
ratify the Demoeratic nominations msds aE staun
ton, viii be held ct tho African Church TONIGHT,
Tuesday, Dec. 9Th, ct ~ o'clock
Mesrs. Henry 4. Wise, E. w. McComas and w
r. Bococt, the Democratic nominees for Governor.
Lieut. Governor aad Attorney General. viii be pres.
emit ard sddress their Its expected.
also. that Messrs Meade Of Petersburg. Irving OF
Lynchburg, and Kenna Of Kansvha, win address the
meeting. de5-It
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FIRST PREMIUM DAGUERREoTYPEs.--
Call at SIMONg and see bis superior PICTURES
for which he received tho first MEDAL ct the Me-
chsnics Institute, Richmond. Va. All In want Of
really good Pictures are invited to examine speci-
mems. del
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TIL COLLINS STEAMERs.-The Washington
CORRESPONDENT of the Baltimore Sun says that
if the war continues there is fair prospect
of the Collins line of steamers doing the
whole transatlantic mail service between the
Unitee States and Great Britain.
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I OST-On Saturday last, on Franklin st..
WHITE A liberal reward will be paid for its return
to this Office, or to me at Rockets.
de Sits HENRY WHITE
I OST FREE PAPERB.-Somewhere in
IL the city, two WEEKS since. small Tin Box con.
tanning my FREE PAPERS, for the return of which
. liberal reward will be paid.
dc bit A Free Woman OF Ceior.
/ .OST- On yesterday in the Upper Ward.
- Red Silk Net MILITARY SASH which the
owner 10 very desirous of finding, - IL Il waived
much from past associations reward will Be paid
to the hodsr. II delivered ct this ONCE. dc SD
HLOAKS, SHAWLS AND DRE6E
~ GoODg-T. b. PRICE 4 co have raceivsS
fprther supplies of CLoAKS. sHAWLa- HicH
YLIADS. CURTAIN MATERIALS, LACE CiJ1.
TAINS. 10 he. All OF which, bought on the best
tsrms. will be cold very low. de 5-5t
HnA CASKS superior fresh ROCK
oOO LAND LIME, now landing from the sehr.
jobs Bell In the DOCK. and ios ssle BY
EOR HIRE, for the balance Of the yesr,
j. strong. able bodied negro WOMAN, stost 20
years old ssid 10 be geoa Cook. Washer ana Ironsr
y: yin ;se = s hue e ca ny PI
NOTICE 10 THE CITIZENS OF
IN RICHMoND.-Iwi will o9eE fbr sale, q ny 9ts1l,
No o. New Naskst, . YOUNG BEAR, ATTAINED
snd killed b me ThossI wishing 70 enjoy rare
luxury will call early snd secure eeoics cat.
EtmHA BuLLARD.
as6--ats Stall q, shoskos Hill Market.
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.
On Thursday evening, Nov. S0th, by the Rev. Phil.
ip Courtney, Mr.. JAMES T. ANDERSON to Miss
MARY D., daughter of John Burch, Esq, all of this
city.
y The Petersburg Express win please copy. :
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AUCTION NeTICE.-AttentiOn is solicited
to our sale Of FURNITURE. &c THIS MORNING,
at 10 O'Clock, and our sales of WATCHES. JEWEL
RY, &c, &C., THIS EVENING, at O'Clock.
de LAEJJS SHINE. Aucts,
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GA NOTICE.-To all persons in
k4 M want of SADDLERY. North Carolina
G& money will be taken at par for any arti-
Gle in the line, at No. 81 Main street.
Persons in want of SADDLES, HARNESS, or any
thing in that line of business, requested to call
and examine the stock of the subscriber it will be
found as complete as any other house in the city.
dc 5-ts j. w. DENNIS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-05

SALE OF VALUABLE FARM CALLED s'ELM-
WOOD" AVID PERSONAL PROPERTY, To BE SOLD AT
AUCTION To DAy.--The particular attention Of the
public 10 respectfully called to the sale of the vaua-
BILE Farm called Elmwood." and of personal estate,
head If the westher should be rainy, the sale will
take place the next fair day ct the same hour.
de5 GODDIN AFPERSON Aucts.