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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-10
DEATH OF Carr. RoarRs.-A telegraph

DEATH OF Carr. RoaERs.-A taegraphic
dispatch was received In this city yesterday by the
owners of the schooner "Ellen," from Nuvs Scotia,
informing them, that On her voyage from New Or
leans to Richmond, abe had been caught in number
of sevre gales which had crippled her so much that
she had been forced into OF the har5ors of that
psce to repair damages 1t further stated that Capt
Rogers had been killed, and that his body would be
inferred the next day but did not give the particulars
Of his death. Capt Rogers was n resident of this
place, and was highly esteemed By those who knew
him, for his nobleness Of heart and many virtues
He has left large and almost dependent family to
mourn his sad and unimely end.
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The MILITARY were on parade jester
day, with fags fyias and music sounding ia honor
Lafayette Artillery Cred salute. aud shortly there
after sho regiment dismissed owing to the hor
rid condition o! tho streets. which were covered
with snow, siop ard sleet Abost half past IL
o'clock, the Montgomery Guard, preceded BY the
Cornet Band, marched down Governor street to
Main aud thea up and down Ms1, making q very
handsome appearance. At night this Company
were to have grand ball at the Uafpn Hotel, wh b
was no doaht attended by a large number OF per.
soas the trieads ofrbe Guard. cad tae aGE,isss Of
tie terpsichosiau art.
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sowtKo 6uANp on Snow.--The proprfstY Of
sop-dfessing the ~heat crop 10 the spring. remains
Fsif Ia Richmond the illfofmssion was soucft Tor
hu. coud not be eiieied. This will be the case no
longer. for we spFsisad If nsssnbar of geutie-
infs wne are about 10 top dress their wheat crop
hy sowtaz guauo on tue present covering Of sncw
Theteslnuny Of thsse gentiesrsa will be vsluahle,
sAd we hope ihat all who make en- expesimeat ui
the kind viii be careful 70 keep corrsck nut6 and
furnish the<n hereafter TO tho pruA
Ruk HoVk
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pEMOyAL.--SMITH & ROBERTS

A0 have removed TO the store, No. %, Iron
Buildings, Pearl sreet.
Thankful for the liberal patronage of their old
'IieUds Ehd cus-UmerS, respectfully solicit con-
aluArce OF she same, aud would invite tho attention
1f COUNTRY NERCHANTS, SADDLERS. MIA.
GHtNlSTS. COACH hiAkkkS ana HOUSE B's IL
pEkS. 10 thalT superior assortment OF GOODS and
TOOLS, ajapted TO tbe wants of the trade.
~ are G3~ receiving part, and will shortly have
n store, the ~ hole Of oar SPRING STOCA, enbra
GsnE many aud de sTa bis Goods. CogchmaLe ers
VIII fad it their interest tn call nrd examine en-
ectire stsck OF COACH HARDWARE aLd
TklAhl&G3, 20 be opened the eueung month.
Our s1isr assortment o. HARDWARE, CUT
LEhY. GUNS ard SADDLEkY, will be greatly
fCEeas. aad i. will be constant aim to eet TIE
wants - customers and friends. both in goods ard
prces. SMITH !, ROBERTS,
fao-la p Pearl straes
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UaLY SoaAPE.-On Sunday night last,
as Watchmau Browning and his partner were pass-
ing along the Central railroad, they discovered q
free negro named Simon Harris, and white fe,.
low called Francis Rridgewater, walking along to.
gether n conversation. The two were instantly
stopped when Harris drew out pass which was
given Kim by Joseph Rose, who purchased him for
Jail fees Fearing that this would not release his
sociaie, b. declared that he had hired Har-
ri, from his owner. and had right to his services
No sooner was the statement made than the Watch
men schedule two, and carried them to the cage.
Yesterday the Mayor cautioned the white man
against the repeiion of the offence and then dis
charged him, The negro. however. was locked up
so be further treaied.
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WosDxRruL SaxRp.--At No "a Main
street, may be aesr two of the largest and lssSest
wooled sheep ever Ia this section II tho coan-
try They are of tho Bakewell breed. and are Ter
taiuly great curl iies of their kisd. At the saine
sizs. Hre ON eghibi ion Adlrefs OF sock should
drop ia and 500 .he group. Admission oaiy II l72
t,aEtx
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ALMOST A MURDxR.-Last Sunday night
Lieut.. Wheat heard 0! very serious officially be
tween two negroes. ia which one had nearly killed
the other with an axe, and yesterday morning he
succeeded In capturing the assaiiant and bringing
hin to ustice. Hampton, slave to Owen Cogbiil,
designedly got into row with spencer, servsn4 Of
Thomas Brown, and gave him very severe blow
with broadaxs, on the left side Of toe head, just
where the ear joins the head, severing an artery.
and endanger:ns life Hamptoo H. In the employ OF
Messrs Robinson g. Gary. at their cooper shop cor
ner OF 9th and Cary streets. where the difficulty
occurred. Several negroes were examined as wit
nesses, all of whom laid the entire blame of the
difficulty on the prisoner. DR.. J. B. McCaw attend
ed the wounded man, and described the cut he re-
ceived as severe one. causing great oss OF blood,
but he did not think it would prove fatal. Tho
Mayor remanded the prisoner for trial at the next
term OF the Hastings Court
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sA man six feet high, saaaing In the miidIc of an
extensive piais cssl see The surface OF tho earth
around nun 70 the dtasnea ofti,rea uiieson every
siae-tnat " be glands Ia circle whose diam efer
SIX iailes. man of equal sixe standing outside
Of the circle could hot b. by the man ss cd
IN the centre The coasexily Of the earth iatespo-
ses " psevent ole from seeing the other.
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FLocarse An Eoo--Benjami Tyler, at
t'so Central railroad depot was called oeiote tne
Mavcr yrstsrday. to ansusr 10 the charge or beat
ing Watson, slave to Mrs. Dolly Jones' on ssfur.
day last but as the eviiencs did not prove ne a.
sanlt to be violent one, the easa was
and Mrs. r. Informed thstshe senia ger .so' ss 'o
any injury to her property oy ei'a sS
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RIC II III 0 ND, VA
TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 10 1854,
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.


Yeste' dsy's Wig sets forth the numerous ad.
vsn,ages which would resultfrom short road to
Charlottesville. 1t also quotes the reasons which
have been advanced for entrusting the work TO an
independent company in preference to the compa.
ny OF the Central Road. These reasons the WhiS
says, are 30 futile and ridiculous toprovoke the
suspicion that other motives lie in the background
The interest ofthe public and the State Is to have
she road managed with the least possible expense;
and this can be better effected by one than by two
companies.
The Pepry Post has long leader on the Gauge
OF the Covinsson and Ohio Railroad. advocating,
with ability, the adoption of the four-toot eight and
halt guage for that great Improvement.
The E2nhas an editorial on the same suhlect-
1t trusts that the gauge question, whenever 1t ls
setled, will be disposed OF not a matter OF con
xoversy between the Virginia and Tennessee aud
Central Railroads, but measure OF expediency
affecting the interests of Virginia arrayed against
Eurthern competitors for the trade and travel OF
''the Great West" 1t il gratifying to believe. that
no matter ha; guaee is adopted for the Covingtoa
and Ohio Iaosd, there is fair prospect for each
OF shtee two great lines having most profitable
busiuess
The Ehc&trer, in redemption OF lis promise TO
pubish the opinion the press OF the state in re
gard 10 appropriations for internal improvements,
introduces articles from Democratic and Whig
Journals of diterens localities, sustaining the re-
Gently expressed sentineuts Of the Enquirer upon
the subject
e.a n1N fof+er
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sr. PETERSBURG, Nov. %, 1883,
Nau, -SsuIa Dor II lSh2

NbW Slyl"i II e Ica'
PRINCE ALExAspER-1he victory OF einope
proves evidently that Black Sea feet has shown
self worthy OF It's destination. With hearty JOY |
request you to communicate to my brave seamer
til al thank them fer the success OF the Russsan
aag, on behalf OF the glory aud honor Russia
perceive with satisfaction that Tachesuae has bot
been forgotten in the Russian navy. and that the
graudsoIs have proved themselves worthy OF their
erandsiree | remain, always and unalterabiy,
your well inclined and grateful NICHOLAS.
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FexpraIcKsEuao kaAseH OF THs VI.
pArx = We understand iha kEsrAcE Cos
wy. a, wss yesterday elected President ef y
pranch Bank oil Vifl inia ~ FreceslekRHrg.
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Syaaros APPOINTED D.--Gevernor John
sen has a,u inted DR. r. w Roddey ss Surgeon Q
the penitraliaiy aud Armufy In the place II d..
u Hroccks tho former tseambeAk
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STONE MASONRY. The subscriber
~ havine completed the extensive foundatIo for
Mesrs. Taliaierro & Co, at Manchester, and nearly
completed che sbatments and pera OF Msyos Bridge,
Fnd respectfully inform the public THAI he Is pre-
pared TO c',ntrsGt for building foundations hid
Ae, &c with tho best quality Of granite be found
n the S:atee All work entrusted To will be done
d a ToTkuariike manner. JOHN w. DAVIES,
Stone Cutter aud Mason, Southside of Dock
L cadence Corner of Canal and I'd streets
De S-ltn
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grArE GuaRD.--I bis tue body OF soIolsfs !,
.,sre q. na rsde Yesterday morning, accompanied
hv the Arnory Band. whose delicious . n'sE = ~,
ways enrllsntiag we Dc nst 1as~ spsr l @
NV '.o j, were they esef more al
~.tY<-1
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DAEoERous PIT.-Wiiiam Forbes wa
aned es and coes for digging = pit Ia l7lh street
aud tailiaa to have hsrriers around 4 70 prevent
persons from tn unhling Ia.
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DR.. G-Ao, w. Eulasiios, died OF yellow fever ID
Brownsville, Texss. % the Issh ult- This indivsi
ual fought a duel about the coramencement OF Tia,
hii6asier movements, a1d killed his antagonist
Licut Ross. of tl,e fillibuster army
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s1s FOR SALE-A Lot near Manches-
FL ter containing acres, hich is a large and
convenient Dwelling, in thorough pair, with
Sc and arsIy sonyen snd cnmfort f.Inij
may require. This Lot affords excellent garden Is
suuSasly te s!thy. afords excellent wser and from
thlch Is tDe and couinIsLdiug view 3tila city
Richmond. Terms accommodating. Apply to
de q TOLER COOK, Agents.
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an aftay recently occurred Ia Fayetts county,
fexss, between Dr. Miller. OF Rcundtop. and tr
Hydes which resulted in the deeth Of the latter
soth were armed with double barrel shot guns, ID
both aFed--she shots Of Muller only taxing s.eas-
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sTCCAG s--F3aYink Il carImo5ious store Will re-
serve Iubs.tu, Flour. Whsat, &C., Storage. ct
tc 1sga ss,, aud will effect insurance the same
Z { sired IlaS-2El J. A.
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On tho 9Th ult, a sota IF Col d. c. Parish, q
Eillsooro'.N n, G., received kick in his abdomes
sroaa a horse, and dioa the next nisrling.
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6opE FoUED,-Wo learn IRON the Charlsetoa
Coalios chat the body OF First Lisnseuant Can;tu
5aunders, Of the revenue cutter Hamilton, was
Duud On Hawai- LELAND lee, Friday
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HrssrsHPrI 8fwAroG-A iaso dLpatca from
Vissbur says tiers 10 consider sbis fesfng in ks-
es4ippi roissfys To tho election OF u s. Heaabor -
Taochaunes for the cteoioa OF 0aa. csaiuran are
ozxla favorable
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-10

Tas STEAMER SAN FRANCISCO. Stout,
Of the brig Napoleon, arrived at Boston. reports as
toitowst
In Int 324, long 90 So Eel, IN with the Steamship
San Francisco. in distress. Her masts all above
deck were soua, and the was making fair
breuch over her. Commander J. G.. Watkins stated
that the San Francisco was making water tast
and requested Captain Stout 10 lay by him, which
be did.
On the following morning the san Francisco was
not 10 be seen.
The las Captain Stout saw of her before night
set IN, che was drifting last to Eastward.
When the Napoleon first spoke the san Francis
CO. there were about 200 persons on deck, clinsing
to the wreck OF the rigging, &c.
The weather was very tenlpestuoua. rendering
it impossible for Capt Stoutto board the San Pran
cisco.
The mate OF the Napoleon states that 1t was the
sproy and not the SEQ that was breaking over the
san Francisco. Part of the hurricane house was
standing IN the forward part Of the steamer, but
men were cutting Is away and throwing 1t over
board.
The Captain of the Napoleon thought the people
OIL the steamer safer than be wss on board his
vessel
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EAMEb ID. ELLETT, General Agent
~ Utlcg on Governot street, opposite the Dlspstch
)slicasan be teund aasA hours, rsedy TO attend t0
sny 2ii hssireso in the Agency line, such SELL
jns aad hiring Negroes, collection OF clgns soli-
ps end buying al kinds Of produce, renting out
huueas, &c. dc, De Its
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- FDH RENT-The small brick
r. sOl-sE. on efh street, Church Hill, at present
esrT-..rs b, As Robert Curie Possession given in
g. -. A9oly TO TOLER & COOK,
81 Psari street.
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John Browa has beer srre,ied aud Committed to
jan u Wake ocuaty. @. on saspciaa Il Tho nnur-
dor Of Milton Matals
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rtaIost HATCH etve1tised in the Bulletin the
ast week Ia October, has not been returned. | will
rrSr75 the hueeF. II L. TAYLOR
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Having 8 FEMALE TEACHER for our girls, viii
give BOARD md tuition 20 three little boys or
5ir5, 81 Siei. ide @4-t-l II. 2. TAYLOR
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Oua SrTsrs were click and sleepy yester
asy--just In the condiion Tor bard sau aad mad
a .f.afa .
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THE STEAMER PEARL.--The N. O. Pfcsyune of
the End iast furnishes the following additional par
tioalars Of the accident 10 the Pearl,
We learn with great regret that at about 5 o'crk
this morning the steamboats, Pearl and Natchez
came iuto collision about six miles below Baton
Rouge, when the Pearl instantly sunk, and some
eight or ten lives were lost The Pearl was coming
down from Attakapas, the Natchez going up the
river; but have yet no further particulars OF tue
circumstances attending the collision
Among those lost, Capt. Stanley, brother-in-law
of Ceps, Dorsey, Ut the Pearl, is oEe; those known
to be lost afe-Robert sullivan. two Dutch labor
ers, Col Bates's negro Jack, Morris Child and two
hremen.
The cabin OF the Pearl foated of fortunately,
and the Magnolia brought down the crew and pas
seEgers who wire saved, TO this port.
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t. We are undersobiis sasious 10 Bssford & Co . Ex
press for csikornis pspers
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FENuEkE ,.re several EsrkAI COWS at
Z p.scs. E.P. TAYLOR.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

~ The circulation of the Daily Dispatch exoeeds
considerably that Of all the Daily papers of Richmond
combined.
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EUIDeg~A n.al named Henderson, was killed
tF oao Mef.ea in Hancock cocnty sia, Oh the :Hll,
uit They had oeeu drinking dus4a, the day al a
dram shop. aad probably got iaso quarrel while
utsdcrtIe iliiuence Of liquor
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S- IU8 RENT-My residence at the
- .---,., If Sid aud hslu street will rent it
g. = -ss gen1~si family fox fur oT six months
p Idag[ 4 MORRIS
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- TUR RENT, by the Gay or week,
a; = isrsr ROOM over my store, for the sale OF
PIIT,t,.s Books, &c, q: auction The room is very
,FsE ssif,-5, Gavlug shelves, lss fixtures, &c.
~, - ELIAS HALE, leg Main 81.
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The following Is copy OF tac autograph letter
sent by the Emperor of Russia to Pfince henschi-
ksHf,
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EsOYo' ShAIES.-Iarge and medium
kp aze German ssstss. sosbie plated, strapped aad
ready for usa, sor sale b.
j.4 ZIMMERMAN.
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Il OW'S BROWN WINDSOR SOAP
IA Twenty -fsye gross. ilrpored direei, sad xsH.
rauted gsnaine, for ssie by sga Il
jaT BENNETT 4 BEERS. DrpgsfstA
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VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY.


Mr. REGEE called up tue next bii viz:
bill to incorporate the Valley Railroad Com
papy.
Mc. SHAoKELroRD was desirous to propose an
amendment thereto, and desired that it con.inu- to
lie on the table for the present
Mr.. PAXTON advocated the taking up
Mr.. Campbell demanding the yeas and nays,
the bill was taken up-26 to 9.
The bill was amended, motion Of Mr. PAX
Tos IN such manner as to state that this road should
at no time be charge upon the revenues of the
Covinetou and Ohio, Central or Manassas Gap rail-
roads.
Mr.. JOHNSON proposed an amendment requiring
that the road should commence point not ,cess
OF Salem. The Senate refused to concur in it: ayes
IL, noes l0.
Mr. THoMAs stated that the Senator from Cul.
peper {Mr. SHAokELFoRD) was desirous to propose
an amendment to this bill That gentleman was
now necessarily absent, and he (Mr. THomAs) NOV
ed that Il lie Oh the able and be made the order of
the day for tomorrow at | O'Clock
Mr. SHaeKELFoRp coming in the chamber at
this moment explained the REASONS why he was
compelled to be absent
Dir. PAXTON concurrins it was laid over
YET ANOTHER EFFORT TO ADJOURN
The Senate had under consideration a bill In re-
lation to the Dunkard Creek Turnpike Company,
when
Mr.. PAXTON moved that the Senate adjourn
This time the effort was successful, MIR RBGsR de-
mandlng the ayes and noes, which were IS to I6
30 the Senate Giourned.
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TIE WREcK OF THE STAFFoH Hps2nRR.--The fol-
lowing Ia an extract from letter received Ia Bos'
ion, dated Halifax, Jan. Il
Tho schooner Expert landed eleven OF the crew
ofthe stsifordsire at Shslburne, and three Hall
fax.
Capt. Richardson seriously injured the day
before the wreck, ana was liz bed at the time
the nate. when leaving the vessel, held pistol
in his hand and prevented the passengers IRON get
ting int3 the boats. Crhis is d0ubted)
''Oue boat was capable u holding Que hundred
persone, in waich oaly atew 81 the crew escaped.
4so$e QI us p2ss8ageyS esrp s9oe5.r 5s -
NEW OaLEAks RAcks-0 0a&es Gaurss-We copy
Lho following from the Picayune Uf the 2d Inst
FOURTH DAy-SaaGay, .5an l, I8a4.-iu-se
$50 Two uIiie heats,
Andrew Bells br. (. ktcSd Of 0rlarre, by Iser.
Ihune, oct ot Aiico CarEoal--4 years odd. IL
J. L. iruiay'a (troi &. IA. iiLfey ca l. CEs9o
I4saGcr, by bOeioi, Out al Queen May
= J. his Sto =
D, r. kenAeFs gr. z. 10y Grey Aedock, oct
o. Haptuuy-3 years old dis.
1IiGC-- 4s1J i-2-J.5S IL
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EALL AND WINTER SUPPLY OF
n BOOTS, SHOES, CARPET BAGS, TRUNKS,
Main street. nearly opposite she Exchange Bank,
Richmond, Fa respectfully invite strangers Waiting
the city. and the public generally, to call and exa
the above line. Their prices will be found to be e.
low those of any other house. whether BY the sim
gle pair, dozen or case. The stock embraces: as,
Gentlemsu's dress SHOES, BOOTEES and GAL
TERS, SO
Gentlemen's calf kip and stout BOOTEES and
BOOTS,
Youths' BOOTS and BOOTEES, of many kinds
Servants BROGUES, bound and unbound,
Ladies' SHOES, baskias Kids. Jenny Linds &c.
BU5kINS aud BOOTEES for servant women, w.
rious styles f88
Msses and Chiidren's SHOES in great varietys
Travelling TRUNKS, plain leather and hair d., al
of which are offered at the lowest rates. l e,iR
PEMDERTOH 4 BROTHER
ss % No. 16i MaH st, opposite the Ex Bank.
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/ MUST BE SOLD BY THE I5rff
n OF JANDARY.-S2n.OO 600 WORTH or REA.

San MUCI De OUID BY THE 18TH
IA OF JANUARY.-S3n0O0 600 WORTH OF REA.
Rf DY MADE CLOTHING AT GREATLY RE-
-AH. -.2AAH. DUCED PRICES FOR CASH AT NO. lSt
MAIN STREET d. GOODMAN has received
during the past two weeks large additions to his stock
of heavy winter CLOTHING, and having 10 raise Z
large amount of money BY the 18th of January next
viii offer the greatest bargains fer cash, in
Fine Dress SUITS -
Medium Dress do.
Business 6O.--in great variety.
latest styles.
Furnishing Goods In great variety. ~
The goods must and shall be sold. rsxe opportu-
nifty is now offered 70 all in want of good aud wen
made Clothing. A call 10 all ask to ensure ssaes 4
ID. GOODMAN.
No. iS4 Main street. oppoGte Eagle Sauase q
N. B. Also large supply of ServaatS Clethins on
hard (de 22f I'D o.
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EsSENCk. OF C0FtEEs--A supply o.
HI iLr seevne r,;sls dirs ct from tho tnsnufocte
r.ss, - t7ic per rscksss- For sale es
lat J. piC0T Co, Drusfs4A
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4 MOTHER supply Of Baltimore BACON
rs ' ~ GROWN SHOOK.
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North ..Je OF Basin, hetveen sth and lOtn ste.

AB Coos received st all times for the cbov'
sne al 81 ped by the trs, boat
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EAIIsA s. -kLOUk--Augusta, Rush, bit.
II Crawford sad other brands a. market rates.
ie5 BROWN l. SHOOK
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DOL sAUsAGES.--A prime e.
11 tcle, fust received ard fer sale "
uT WILLIAMS Il BROTHER.
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g. >IUAE FOR RENT.-intendiDg
~, a -s,l,v- 10 one ct the spacious houses lsteis
-. o. y. H5 r,-!er's Soss, ofor fer rent The
- - ~. .srt occupy, on Cary street.
'EtE JOHN II CLAIBORNE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-10

TOBACCO CHEWERS " search q
~ ae gEsSETr 4 BEERS. uruggisss. No. i2s
Ssn street ana seiee. from thslr large snd elegant
80 - sn.sIl quantities a. factory rstss. Their 10
ceos arc aI made from the PICK Of the Viraia crsp
and i wsrrarled please the moet teataious. Cad
aud ffY II. de
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-10

YlMOTui sEED.--50 bushels, in store
at 1aa - 's WILLIAMS BROTHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-10
ny j. A. COWARDN.

ANY nlspaTCu 10 served 20 svhseEieers
fpe erASrgK CENTS PER wESx. Paysote ta
81 tr,,ar hS weekly Price FOX mailing, - year III
advance.
~ t,y.s4Y prsparcH 10 isHred every Friday.
- una;lsd to suhserSbers At 81 per annatn.