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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-19

PENNSYLVANIA U. $. SKNAToR.-Judge Conrad,
tx Gov. ohnston. Gen Cameron and Judge vii.
mot spoken of for u. States Senator from Penn.
sylvania. to succeed Mr. Cooper.
The Edinburg Witness of the 22d ult. announces
thai the Rev. Dr. Duff who last winter visited the
brain.
THE OUTRAGE ON A PRIEsT-The Rev Mr. Bas-
set the Catholic priest who tarred aud feather.
ed, and ridden upon rail at Ellsworth. Me-, beone-
ed to Bangor, in that State and Baltimore as
roneously stated in the dispatch of yesterday.
The Wings of the fifth district ofEew Jersey have
nominated Mr. Pennington fer congress.
The Life Insurance Companies of New York suffer
to the extent Of about $50 0G0 in policies on the
lives of those lost in the Arctic.
Nearly all the counties ia Ohio have been heard
from, and there is an antiNebraska orty of over
$1,000 on the State ticket, and the entire Cengres-
sional delegation is anti. Nebraska
The Indiana election has resulted in the choice of
an entire anti-Nebrsska delegation to Congress, an
anti-Nebraska Legislature, and the anti N braska
State ticket is elected by 900 to 600 and SUP
ed to be in favor of a prohbitorv liquor law
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KENTUCKY ToUasAMENr-VRGrNrA VIcro.
Rrous-We learn by telegraph from Louisville, that
a tournament took place Monday last at the Fair
Grounds Of the Southwestern Mechanical Associa.
ton, being the first held ia Kentucky. Between
10 900 and Is, 900 persons were present Cockrell
knight of Virginia, was proclaimed victor and
Miss Julia Chamberlain crowned the Queen of
Love and Beauty. There was an immense excite.
ment, but all passed off sati factoIiy.
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BY TOLER & COOK 1uct-
COMMISSIONERS SAFE IAur,

sOMMISSlONER'S SALE OF JAMES
- LIVER LAND. In THE COUNTY on
CON-. ~ to decree of the Circuit
.S Q. ooochiand county: in suit depending in
.sd Sc1a shall Is pointed by the
saoer So4 on the premises to offer for sale, to the
nsnee oldder, the tract Of Land lying in 6ooehland
county, known as "FAIRFfELDS
This Farm IL about IS miles from the CITY of Rich.
mond, and within . few hundred yards of James RI
yer 1t borders on Licking -Hele Creek for more chan
mile and contains $50 of Land Of which there
are 125 or $50 of low lands. 'Aei
The quality OF the high lands il unsurpassed for
roeactiye crops BY any in the county Ii IL stusted
immedlateiy between the lands Of Miles C. Selden
ana the BOILING Hall estate, and commands a mssni-
nent view OF the river and adjacent country The
entIe tract well watered Fer health and societv
TINS Farm oher great inducements to purchasers.
About 40 bushels Wheat will be seeded on the
likewise. viii oe enais eo
Persons disposed to purchase, are invited t. v;av
me day OF sale Oh address, though the Post
Once, w. b. Weisger, Loeb Lomend p. q
Presbyterian church and an Episcons1 chnr.h -.
hood. Aeitnoo1'
:, TERMs-one third of the purchase money cash:
the residue to be paid in five equal annual
secured by good personal security and BY q deed Of
trust upon the lsnd the bonds for the deferred
ments to bear interest from the day Of sLe and in
terest to be paid annually.
THOS. C. ANDERSON. Corupr.
TOLER COOK. Aucts. oc q
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FROM HAvANA---The steamer Cahawba has ar.
rived at New York, but brings no news of impor.
lance Pezueia was to leave for Spain on the l2th.
Inc Queens birthday was celebrated with great
re]oieings. There were two British war vessels at
Havana, but NO Americans. The Mexican war
steamer Santa Anna arrived at Havana on the llth
and left again on the 18th for Vera Cruz.
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A SMALL FARM ON THE BROOK
BY LARUS l. SHINE.
EXTENSIVE STOCK OF SADDLE

L'AIENOIVE OIOCh OF SAUULE-
IL RY, CARRIAGE. BUGGY. CART, HAR-
NESS, &c, AT AUCTION The subscriber intend.
ing make change in his business, will Cfer for
sale at public auction, on WEDNESDAY. tbs let day
of November. 1854. at bis old stand, No "a Main st.
his entire stock of Saddlery, Harness, &C., embrsc-
ing in part
100 sets of Carriage, Buggy. Wagon and Cart Har
mesa.
$50 Saddles, of all styles.
ALSO,
A large and handsome assortment of Brides. Bits,
Whips, &C., together with large and general assort
msut of SaddlerS Goods.
The above stock IL of the most exquisite workman
ship and superior material, being made under my
supervision expressly for custom and retail
trade.
Visitors to the Agricultural Fair would do well to
attend, this Is rare opportunity, and probably
never again viii such chance present itself.
Terms at sale. JOSEPH Fl. COLQUITT.
Sale conducted by LARus SHINE, Aucts.
oc Is ids
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foLrricAL iSrELLtGEscE.-The Know Nothing
order OF ouca, N. y and vicinity have decided to
can meeting OF those of the order who disapprove
OF me ofiman nomination, with view to a new or
eaniz aton' which shall be Independent of New
York dictation
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fHKE SOIL cosvESrros.-IA Free Soil State
Convention was to assemble q Springfield. Ma.s.,
on Tuesday, but up to one O'Clock there were no,
more than half a dozen persons present
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NoaisArroN.-Th Know Nothings of Berkshire
District Massachusetts, have nominated Rev. Mark
iralton, a Methodist maisser, as their candidate
for Congress
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DErARrunx OF TIKI HAusA The steamer II
ga sailed from New York, on Tfesdsy, Tor Bremen
with fifty -one passengers and small amoun, i
specie
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DkArH OF AN AcroR George H. Finn, . popu.
lar actor, attached TO the Bossoi museum, died on
Tuesday. HE father was an actor Of much cole
brity.
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CRYSTALO-GRAPHIC LETTERING,
OR
ILLUMINATED GLASS CARDS.

ILLUMINATED GLASS; GARDS.
'HE Subscriber takes this method to in.
NJ: form tue citizens and business community of
menmona; that ne has lately arrived and 10 making
Up ha others in the manufacture of this
rvse eaa ofnhant style OF Ornamental g ASS
1,AhDS, TOT indoor Signs. Show Windows Door.
RATES DC; specimens Of which may now be seen at
Main street or BY enquiring for the subscriber at
City Hotel. - ..s'
All parties who wish Cards In this brilliant sty.e
VIII nnd an assortment made up suitable for oil trades
and Professions or heve them made to order It much
brush. ~ -
ANY one without the slightest knowledge of draw.
Ing, may learn this beautiful and profitable art In
lew hours tnd upon reasonabls tsrms By applying
pereonaiy or by note to the subscriber af S board-
NJ ~ his time is limited 70 short STAY those wish
ing instruction viii please call upon him 1t ones.
&C l6-5t. w 4 T.ANGUfN
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FILLIBUsTERs DIsBANDEp

LOUISVILLE, Oct 17.-Col. John Allen publishes :
card stating that the ibust-ring expedition which
had been organized here for time past has be
disbanded for the want OF me ans They numbered
1900.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
DEPARTURE OF THE CANADA

BosroN, Oct ls.-The Canada sailed to-day for
Liverpool. Archbishop Hughes and Bishop tt
mon were among the passengers.
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BosToH, Oct. 1.-THE democrats of the Seventh
Congressional District, have renominstsd MI
Banks to-day at South Reading, and passed a reso-
luton endorsing his course on the Nebraska bill -
There were $50 dele gates present and abont "a Ne
braskeites withdrew aud appointed committee to
call another convention. Mr.. Banks spoks and pro-
and the measures flowing from it. He was loudly
'~N-J
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BY TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS.

HOUSE AND LOT ON BROOKE
IL AVENUE AND BUILDING LOTS ON
MOORE AND BAKER SITS, AT AUCTION-On
MONDAY. ESD October. 1854. at O'Clock, p. M !,
Cottage on Brooke Avenue, near Goddin's Tavern
and occupied BY Mr.. Thomas B. Issacs
Also, several vacant Lots on the North side of
Moore street; and Building Lots on Baker It.. on.
posife to the residence of Major Shook
TERMs-Ons-thrd cash balance at and 8 mos.
oe IS Taylor sia WI III iss,n xact.
CMALL FARM NEAR BROOK PLANK
~ ROAD, TWO MILES FROM THE CITY AT
AUCTION.-On FRIDAY. goth October, at n o,cl'k
E. NJ, upon the premises. will be sold. Farm of Il
acres, situated ON the old county road. about two
miles from the city, the Brook plank road and
adjoining the lands of John N Parker jesse Williams
The place is improved By small framed DWELLING
houss, with rooms good fences, &c and with some
iir e attention may be made handsome little place
ocls TAYLOR { WILLIAMS, Aucts.
FARM OF FIVE ACRES-Afrer the above will
be seld acres of land adjoining the above and the
land OF Mr. John Parker. with d framed TO use and
ocl9 TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Auct,.
OUSES AND LOTS AND BUILD
IL ING LOTS ON MARSHALL, CLAY AND
MONDAY, Esd October, at Al o'clock P. M, upon the
premises, will Be sold two handsome new Brick
t Houses on the North side Of Marshall street
accommodations for genteel families nished In nice
style, with Kitchens, water and spacious lots at
tached. =.
Also. a vacant lot lying on the West of the above
and adjoining the property of Mr.. M. Atmeyer, SOC
185 feet.
- And beautiful Building Lots the North side of
Clay street. as recently extended through the pro-
perty of Mr. Thomas B. Bigger; and Building Lots
In rear of the above, the South side of Catherine
street, each fronting about 50 feet and running back
LOO feet to alley. These lots considered very
desirable well of their beautiful stua
ton as for the abundant supply of pure to be
obtained from Buchanans Spring. which has been
made very convenient by the opening of Clay ct.
The sale is worthy the attention of all wishing to
invest in property rapidly improving in value and
well calcu ated for private residences.
TERMs-Oae-thiTdc cash; balance at 4 and months,
v it'll interest and title retained.
l8 TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
4 SMALL FARM ON THE BROOK
IA PLANK ROAD. AT AUCTION.-On FRI
DAY. Goth October. at At o'clock p NJ, upon the pre-
misses VIII be sold tract of Land, the Brook
Plank Road. about miles from she city, bounded
on the North by the land of Mr.. Barney Dickmsn
and running through to the old county road. There
according to survey, 2a acres for the most part
cleared.
Any in want of q small Farm, the city, and
in highly improving neighborhood, would do well
to notice this sale.
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at and years,
with interest, and secured by trust deed
ocl4 TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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DxArH OF AN EDron.-Mr. ?. C. Cumming,
editor of the Tocsin of Reform. hied In Monroe co
Va last week. He was man of talent
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urrua TRUSTEE SALE OF

VALUABLE CANAL BOATS
BY virtue Of deeds Of trust to the pndeuigned,
from Eustace Appleyard respectively dated the
It'll day Of March ADD 7rh day Of April 1884 duly re-
corded ia the dustinss Court Richmond. and BY re-
quest Of the creditors therein secured, the unlsr.
highest bidder. At the Bssin In Richmopd on NON
DAY. the 20 day Of oetebss. la64 q u elklosL
two FREl0HT BOATS. called the '-0ld North
Richmond, with the appurtsnaness 70 them bslons.
Ing. Terms cash.
Ell PIcor. Trustee.
oe u THOMAS W. KresrK Aues
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DSYoRrusATE AccIDENT.--We regret to learn
that Mr.. Joseph Gouidin well known In this ciry,
met with an accident on Monday night, which II 10
o'clock, near wall of the new wing now being
built 10 the Warwick House, with his skull broken
and inssnsibie. Ha 10 supposed TO have fallen from
the scsfiodinH. ss he was engaged upon the build
ing. and doubtless had gone up for some purpose
sster nizht We learn the fracture 10 very bad
on. and that but SLIGHT hopes entertained Of his
Tecoery.-Lyach. ViySm, He'd.
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THE MARKETS

THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE. Oct ls.-Saies of Howard street
Flour at at 81 City Mills held at o. 50 Grain
frm-red wheat 81. 20 sl75 white 81 so sls5.
White Corn % a 70 cts., yellow 70 &c cts.
NEW YoRg, Oct. 1s.-The Flour market Is IN.
settled. Sales of Ohio at 81 "a a % 81; Southern
steady at last quotations Wheat is a trias higher
-sa es of Southern white at 81 3d. Corn easier
Ohio Whiskey 30 els.
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BY THOS. w. KEESEE.
fOfice at Geo. j. Summers, No. % Pearl ST.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD

HOD1l111kJ Oa6x1 ~ ~ OoaIaL0z11 S
j AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
Nv virtue of deed Of trust executed to the sub
scri6er by r. M Crump. decd dated 18th day ofFebs
ruary 1851 and duly recorded shall proceed 70 sell
24th of October commencing ct 10 o'clock at biz late
reGdesce. Grace Street, between Jenersqn and Mad
ison streets all of his Household and kifhen Funi-
ture herein named, copssting In part Of ano, Sofa
Mabogany and Maple Chairs, Pier Tabled Beds, Bed
stesas and Bedding. Wsrdrobes. Carpet. Cabinet
Terms-For al Sums under so, cash; Tor $50 and
over that amount mos credit for approved dosed
neeotisb.e notes H. A. CRENSHAW,
Trustee.
Sale conducted By THos. W. KEEsEE.
oc IL Auct.
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THE STUDENTS REVIEW, or Exam
l. nations on Thsnp eutics. Mstsria Mediea and
Pharnscy by 4. u. Andstsnn, n. D., I VOL, Pine
fhes el.26. Now ready. Pubiished snd for sale By
JAMES WOODHOU6E,
oeU 100, Aaip street,
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~ NORRIS. 81 Main st., hes just received
Volume 9th OF Bsncfoft's History of the United
tween Nay. 1863. sad hsy, E7l-Psics e1S5. Aiso.
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THE CAPACITY OF THE BOATS.

Capt. Luce informed our reporter that the small
est boat which LETT the ship with the engineers was
capable of carrying safely more persons than the
largest boat took away and that the boats board
were large enough to have carried three hundred
persons safely. He denounces the brutal conduct
of the crew who turned into the boats. The boat
in charge of the butcher contained 1s or 90 per-
sons, including 4 or 5 ladies, among whom was
Miss Smith, who became almost frantic when she
found her father left behind, and begged to be per-
mitted to return.
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By RICHARD CAUTHORN.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF CRocKERY

EXTENSIVE SALE OF CROCKERY,
II GLASS WARE, FANCY ARTICLES. &c.-
On MONDAY, Esd inst, CONNIE ncing ct 10 o'clock.
at nv store, will sell large invoice Of Crocksry,
Glass Ware, ac., consisting of
500 dozen Plates Of all sizes
500 sets Cups aud Saucer
500 Pitchers, of all qualities and sizes, some very
fine
80 doz. Bowls
20 China Tea Sets. containing 45 pieces each
Is do. contaieing 81 pieces
5superb Preserves. large siZs
Covered Dishee, Wash Bowls, Glats Presergf1 su-
gers, Plates, Lamps candlescks fancy glass Vases.
cut glass and pressed Tumblers Salts gla~ Pitchers
Fancy Soap, Fancy Work and Toilet Boxes, Combs,
Cloth, Hair and Shoe Brushes. and many other arti-
ces to which the attention Of the trade 10 invited
will Be sold r. CAUTHORN,
oc IS Auct.
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PIANO FORTES. WIN.
PARTISAN AND NEW YORK
FALL F4 SHIONS,
OPEN THIS DAY,

AT no. 69 MAIN STREET,
Late stand of Mrs.. C. PiILrr.)
- MISS RACHEL LYON is now
prepared with her PATTERN HATS and
spIendid a. eortmeht of fashionable MILL.
merry, which she viii take pleasure in ex.
hibtins TO her friends and the public seneralIy.
N. BAH orders must be completed and d. ftyered
before Saturday of each week, a. the store viii be
closed invsrsbiy that day. oc Ie-i6t
Culver PLATED NUT CRACKS. &c.
O-EIeg mt double plated Nut Crschs fine polish.
cd steel do; beautiful pearl. ivory and bone handle
Nut Picks, Ike. For sale by
oc 10 ZIMMERNAN
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HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANS.
NEw oaLEAss, Oct. 1.-The weather is cool
aud The sickness rapidly decreasing.
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VALUABLE FARM IN HENRICO

COUNTY AT AUCTION.-Desrous of chang
ing my business I will sell at public auction, on
TUESDAY, 7th day of November. at u O'Clock M-,
the premsef, fif not previotslg sold priysteiyJ
the very desirable track of Lend upon which a. pre-
sent 70 iie situated about mil - 9 o. Ken
cleared. drained and highly improved, the remaind
In pine aud osk wood. The cleared portion u q
good land az any near Rchmond 10 now laid down In
grass and clover and entire tract wouli make En-
oelient srsbIs isnd. The improvemen ts consist Of
comfortable dwelling. and all out-buiidines necessary
for . farm.
TERMs-One-third cash, one-third In one year and
one thiri in tvo ears, p.or ., " .ecuyef.
KsDERfCK MACKENZIE.
sale eonduoted by n. CAuTHoKs.
n. b Wheat 6trsW for sale. &C f9-eofde
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HEROIC CONDUCT OF A WOMAN.

about half an hour before the vessel sank, {"
said Caps. Luce, 81 went below. Upon looking
around discovered the stewardess OF the vessel.
Anna Downer, who was the on}y person below,
asorking at the pumps with all the power che could
command. told her to come up; that she was only
exhausting herself that it useless for her to
attempt pump out the ship as it would be to at
tempt TO pump out the ocean. Captain said she,
I'm seiiliag to pump as long as can wOrk my
arms -
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FALL TRADE-lS54.
THE SUBSCRIBERS have in Store and

Il offer for sale the following Goods, viz:
$500 Boxes BOOTS and SHOES.
1900 Boxes HATS and CAPS w.
$50 Dozea French CALF SKINS of their own I'm.
portation. 80 80
100 Dozen American CALF SKINS. 81
500 DcZen UPPER LEATHER. all srades s4ss
5000 SideA SOLE LEATHER of all qualities
Besides. TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, VALICES,
in great variety.
Writing and Wrapping PAPER, SHOE THREAD,
&c. A 50, large stock of BRO CUES, OF their o.-n
manufacture, suitable for Plantation and Railroad
Hands ~
This large stock of goods having been purchased
for cssh, the undersgned prepared to offer great
or Inducements to the trade of Virginia and North
Carolina, than any other house In the market
HUBBARD, GARDNER CARLTON,
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APPOINTMENT.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass Oct. 1s-Gen. Whitney
has been ap pointed Superintendent OF the u 8
Armory this place.
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f AL L d RY GOODS.
CHEAP FOR CASH.


INHE subscriber has now in store his fall
4 stock, comprising every description of GOODS
usually kept in dry goods house. =
lie invites the attention of the Ladies' to a hand.
some rich plaid Goods ofthe most fash
Winter PRINTS. -. aA'
Always in store full supply OF DOMESTIC
GOODS. with full assortment Of Negro Clothns.
His Fall stock consists of fresh GOODS, recentiv
purchased in the Northern Cities by himself at the
The most liberal advantages offered to CASH cus.
tuners. WIN ROOTWRIGET
oc Iz-Im 23o Broad st., corner Of let 1t.
CRATES AND FENDERS.-Fiye Hum
~ bred Enaneled CRATES and TENDERS for
sale at reduced prices The subscriber has for sale
the largest stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever
before offered for sale in this city of his own manu-
facture The Crates embrace ell the various kinds
and patterns, such as square topped Gothic, Liptic
Circles. &c. with beautiful rounding Tenders. Sum.
mer Pieces, &c. to match. b
Orders for Crates, Tenders, &C., from town and
country punctusly attended and carefully packed
Merchants purchasing to sell again. will be supplied
the lowest no1thern prces with the usual discount
off fer cash by Wholesale.
Apply at my Bell and Brass Foundry. on Main be-
2s-5m. , SAMUEL b. DENOoN.
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NOTICE.-The subscriber having taken
IN the large Lumber House on the Dock formerly
Rankin barker. il prepared to rscsive en- storage
such articles as ats psuaily stored. ON the uslsi
terms Application to be made to the subscriber on
the e p s.a'.. W. 'AoAsoH olAA11
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HOUSE FOR RENT AND SERVANT
FOR HIRE For rent and posse .sion given i'm
mediateiy q two story frame house. with basement,
aiming six rooms large kitchen at the corner
of Adams and Leigh streets
Also for hire, good Cook Washer and Ir onsr
Apply to THOS ]. BAGBY
oc 1925 At The Richmond Femals los itute
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WANTS

WANTED-1,00 900 persons at POWERS
w GALLERY, ti39 Main street, Sign of the Red
FiaEo 70 have their Daguerreotypss taken.
n Please call early and get one OF my world.
renowned fesh.colored Pictures, which l am now
Offering at very reduced prices.
DON'T forget the place, over Woodhouse's Book
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DEW IN 81. JAMES CHUHCH FOR
I sALE.-Ths owner Of PEW No. 10. in 81.
Jame4 Church, having removed from Riehmond has
ssthorixed mo 70 ssllit Apply 70
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LOST
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS

| OST.-Monday night, between SO Main
kIstree', aud the Theatre, a lady's GOLD BRACE.
LET The finder viii be rewarded by leaving the
same AT rms ofice oc l9-lt*
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"a FOR RENT-The large Brick Dwell
IA ing 26th street, near Hardzroye's Tobacco
Factory, has been lately thoroughly renovated and
divide into two sufficient and desirable tenements
which will be rented to one family to two. upon
reasonable terms TOLER l. COOK,
oc 10 Agents.
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OS T.-On Thursday last. a GOLD
~ SHIRT BUTTON, with crystal set. and
name on the back. The finder will be rewarded by
leaving 1t at this office DC I7-3ts
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THE above Farm will be sold on the pre-.
misses of the land advertised by Chss. C. Hudson,
Commissioner, hmm ediately after that land il dis
posed of-ssy about O'Clock P. M, of TUESDAY,
the oath of October, 1854.
oc 10 GODDfN Il APPERSON. ucts.
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CAPT. LUCE.

NEW York Oct. 17.-Captain Luce states In
despatch received from him. that he will be In the
city this evening or tomorrow. He is In good
health, but suffers greatly from fatigue, exposure
aud depression OF spirits. He has little or no hopes
OF the safety OF any moie OF the 200 who were on
the deck OF the steamer when she went down
The conduct of his crew he denounces rs most IN,
famous, and he 10 OF the opinion that twothi Ids OF
all on board could have been saved, had he have
been able to control them. The fate OF the 10 lies
and children who were SO cruelty deserted weighs
heavily on his spirits.
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| OST:-A BOND for negro hire, drawn
~ by Pickett & Maynard in favor Of and en- aors.
ed by Jas r Foese, for Sl25. Payment has been
stopped and the finder will confer favor BY leaving
1t with u.s. oc4-ts RAGLAND L. BROTHER
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l OST.-LOst between Rockets and the
- Danville Depot, Russia Leather CIGAR CASE
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Sale conducted by GoDDIN APpERsoN Aucts.
The above sale will be made, in Consequence of the
purchaser at the recent sale having failed comply
with the terms thereof. oc 2-tds