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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-13
RICHMOND.



"A CESTERiS PIANO The NV York Gommer-
eiel Advertiser o the ith March, 1884, in article
lettering to the superiority of American o4cr imported or
foreign instruments. pays the following deserved and
iust compliment Ia Mr. Wotoestef's Pianosi
ave have pianos from England, France and
Germany, mnde by the mOst celebrated mauu'a tturers
in those countries an have heard their tones elected by
the touch of skilm performers but must say that We
have seen lew pianos comparable with those nnnulue
tured by IL Worcester. In eegan.e OF form aud finish,
richness of tone durability Of tune nnd all other qualities
tlat render musisa instruments valuable Mr. w foes-
ers pinnos unsurpassed. Ii is highly creditahe 10
our puuo manufacturer that Europeans are con
strained to acknowledge their sunerinrty,"
A. MORRIS, % Main Street, Richmond,
Is sole agent for toe sale of
NORCESrER'S PIANOS,
and would invite the ention Of professors. amateurs
and the public. 10 examination ol them
His assortment embraces many aud beautiful
STYLES, aud by amost every arrival isIeceving addition
al supplies He offers the greatcst advantages IN the
purchase of ANo foRrEs, only in superiority OF in
struments bulaso in the priees which be sells them
npl 5 ia
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Jas. d. Gregory Il Jas. 7. Royal

Jas. d. GrtgOTy q JdS' t. KUydII
WILL continue the HARDWARE BUSINESS in
w oil its various trunches the old stand Of Greg
ory, Royal & Simpson, under the firm of GREGORY
& ROYALL, and respectfully solicit continuance OF
Of the very liberal patronage they have ever received
promising sell goo goods at honest prices.
They have in very large and we'll assort
ed stock of Carpenters oos and Materials, House.
Keeping Articles, Sadlery Ceuch Makers Materials,
Guns, Blocksmiths' Tools &c, &c, and expect to
ceive in few weeks, directly from Birmingham e.
Snefield,) quite large lot OF English Hardware Il
Cutlery
EY1COUNTRY MERCHANTS, and all others II,
want of goods, are invited to give them call
fph
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,pO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIL

III Il -
LYNCHBURG HOSE & FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY-The Board of Directors Of the lynch
burg Hose and Fire Insurance Company at n meeting
hold on tie day Of the present month, declared
dividend OF per of the Profits of the last six
months which will be paid the Stoc kholders and
after the 15h inst. G. T. WILLS, Sec'ry.
fab, rs
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DRUsH MOUNTAIN MILL stones

DRUSH MOUNTAIN MILD stOhes.-
ID The undersigned procuring from their cele-
rated ouarry at the Bush Mountain Montgomery coun-
w. Mill Stones and Burrs of the very best quality The
reputation of these widely known, but tft
Railroad giving increased facilities in filling orders,
have ap oined Mcdaniel, Hurt Preston, and Lee
& Johnson Lynchbg, agents for the sale OF y m,
who will receiv orders and have them fulfilled at
shortest no'ice.
Our Address Bla sburg Montgomery county Va,
ISRAEL PRICE & Co.
James NJ Williams, Danvle, W Reynolds Co.
Len lille, N. G. also ourageni IL * Co
Feb i-d&cts
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ssGFS Change of Schedule. aztffh
Spring and summer Arrangement,
between New York and Richmond via
Norfolk

TER Z. s, STEAM SHIPS
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE
n 1900 foas BRrfhe1, Commanded by Captains
" Ctvendy yand skinner
The jamestown will leave Rehnond every Tuesday nf
ternoou at o'clock And the Roanola every Saturday
morning att o'clock, for New York via Norfolk.
Returning they will leave New York for Richmond,
every Saturday and w cdnesfy afternoon ut o'clock
Stopping a f'w hours each way Mt Norfolk.
Passage to New York. including meas and State
room accommodation, ,ony y.....-.--........... sl0
Steepge Passage only OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. D
Charge to Norfolk. the same IA hy River Bouts.
Merchants aud Travellers will find this one of the nost
speedy and comfortable routes betwecn New York md
Richmond Passage and fare only $40, Stecuge pas.
sogo only s.
LuDLAAI & WATSON,
ap3ts Richmond Va
WINTER NRIEACnEn IAup or
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MISCELLANEOUS
NEW ROOF

NEW BOOT. euze
8 SHOE, HAT md CAP .STORE, sxsSA
->$S IN X SOU are,
LYNGHBuRG. VA.
fa'iiE undersigned have gust opened splendid new
Il stock of BOOTS. SHOES, HATS GAPS.
TRUNKS, CARPET-BAtS, &C., &C., purol ascd thi.
ihll IN Boston, New York and Philadelphia from thr
hest established houses in The northern markets. by
one Of the Erm, 10 whiehthey would call the atteoion
"i the Ladies aud gentlema1 of Ly1chhurg, and The
trade generally.
They have also purchased he HAT ESTABLISH.
MENf OF Mr. jacob Rumbough, and having in their
employ No. workmen, they are prepared 10 manuiac
inr to order, HATS of the latest style and fLcstq quail
ny.
Being determined to selfor small profits we soicitu
nal NJ our store. door below Messrs NJ, shy and
'iarands Auction room, werewe will uso our best ex
ertons To plcnsc. A. COCHRAN
dec lets JNO. o. TAl V.
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s. DIUGUED IL SONS.
'Nh SUBSCRIBERS having obtained tn,

"n sD DHSCRzBEl2S having obtained the
exclusive right of retailing Fisks Metallic Burial
tbs method ofnforming the people ofLynch
& ,"l tue surrounding country that they have III
~ ware roon on Main Street. lot of the above Ca
Il ulerent sizes. 1t would be difficult task to give
lua'e Impression ofthese Cases without person
lido they are perfectly air tight and indestruc
rli,. ,of protecting and preserving the Dead, foi
n ntorments for vaults. or for transportation are
r 70 anything of the kind before invented. Those
;o3ae ,na3ae enough to need the above Gases be'
: S. DIUGUID e. SONS.
u IT,. - '''e usu"l s'yiea prpnPlly a.teno
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INSURANCE AGENC

I INSURANCE can be effected in these companies up,
d ns fair terms in any others ol equal respons
biIity by applicationio
p. d. CHRISTIAN, Ag't. Lynchburg
4
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For naIii.morc mud PHILADELPHIA

BY STEAMER BELVIDERE.
Leares Richmond epe1g 7aesday at oeloek !. A.
a&1a THE large aud new Slonmcr BELYIDERE
.@$Ss Onpt. GiFFoRD. will receive freight every Mon
lay, and up tho hour of | o'clock p NJ, every Tuea
lay, Tor the above place..
Shippers 10 Wheeling. fiusbnrg, Cincinnati and tho
South and West generally. will find this route the chco
"st and most expeditions. For freight apply to
LuDLAM Il WATSON, Richmond Va
Iu1v dis
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~ ED'-We wish tolire, for the Aleghany
P..,, 'prhgs, two cooKs, one first rate Bread an
A!so w. w otner Ment cook. We would prefer men,
Jab N, ashers and two lroners: al4c, 20 or II
l.r' ,~3n Maids and Dning-room Servants. Auy person
servants to dispose of cnn communicate with
yIe A. tne Sa1erthy directing tle, letter. Shaws-
Nbo'le'I esiIo"tgIamery county, OF seeing either o.
vn. '''''' Esq, or Mr. Jno. R Mcdaniel, Lynch urg,
no.o, HOLT, ,.COLHOUN co.
BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
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RICHMOND.
AUG ANDERSON & Co,
Ia STREET, Richmond, virginia.

AUG. DBR6ON g. Co.
IA STREET, Richmond, Virginia,
EXPORTERS g. JOBBERS OF SILK 4 STRAW
GOODS, lave for sale tho iolowngi
Bonnet Ribbons, Milan Grape, oil oolors,
Cap English
rain Taatta Ribbons, Widows
Satin Hat
black, Gro dc Rhine Silks, Crepe Lsse
ain aud Corded Wasll Blonde Laees,
Mnrcene uuson
rlorenro = Plain Fieur'd
Plain Sntins, Silk Blonde
Vovets, Tar,ton Mualins
Black, brown and Green Brmgc, for Wells.
Tissue, Z" do
black. Love Vcils, Tor Mourning,
Embroidered Wells, al qualities,
Silk Gmps und r INNINGS,
complete assortment of French nnd American
Flowers and ilcnd.ireSsea,
We would cnll especial attention TO our stock of
SILKS AND RIBBONS,
hnvinf imported many ol the styles ofseyea. Our as
'ortmcnt Is complete, and prices /, in any mar
Kct
Our sock of BONNETS from our own manu-
mctory will comprise every style of fashionable goods
In the market viii, h. from our connection with the
nrgcst manulaetory in the United States, we are emu
hlcd 10 efer ON the very best terms.
SILK RONNErS of every vnrieb--Alao Band.
Boxes end Millinery goods generally.
w hnyera will confer n favour by looking through
our stork.
~ speeinl an prompt attention paid To orders.
I4t. ,l.I
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AND NEW.YORk PACKETS. S.-rhis new sssAk&
hone ne Ia composed uf the following ves.oIs aud
"uils from New-York every three days. All owned in
the city Of Richmond, viz:
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WILSON PETERS,
Nelson
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DIRD SEED-A supply of Canary, Rape and
ID Hemp, suitable for feeding birds. For sale by
npl 17-ts JOHN H. SEAY a. co.
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BACON AND LAKD.-20,000 lbs. prime
ID new Bacon, very nice lots. received,
signment, and will be sold low, by
I4ts LEE &JOHNON
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ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.
We received last evening the following

Wereceivod last evening the following:
MONTREAL, Ger. 2I.-The Montreal Herald of this
morning states that yesterday they dispatched .
special messenger to the Hudson Bay Company's
house az Lachne, and that through the kindness Of
the Governor Sir George Simpson. they enabled
TO lay before their readers the flowing outlines
Of e dispatch received by him yesterday flom Dr.
McRae
DR.. McRse has been absent on the coast since the
first of June. 1885, and returned t. York Factory on
the 2sth Of August last, from whence he forwarded
letters by express to Sir George Simpson, via the Red
River settlement.
After briefly noticing the result of his own expedi
ton, he proce to state that from the Esquiaux
he had obtained certain nfor of the fate of
those connected with the Franklin Expedition, who
starved to death after the loss of their ships which
were Crushed in the ice while making their way
south to the Great Fish river, the outlet of
which party of whites had died, leaving accounts
Of their saheTings in mutilsted corpses of some
which evidently. from their appearance, furnished
food TO their companions.
This information, although not derived from the
EsquimauK, who communicated with the whites
ana tho fosnd the remains, but from another band
who Obtained the details pira roce, may be relied
There is doubt Of the truth the report az the
European manufacture which had once been in the
possession of the whites among these articles were
several silver spoons, forks, &c, Of VIII CHI
was engraved Sir John Franklin, Il. G. B.. while
others have them crests and initials to identity
the owners az having belonged to the Inflated ex
petition. The drawings of some of them have been
sent down.
The fearful tragedy must have occurred in the
spring of 1850.
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NEWCATECHISM

A NEW CATECHISM.-
"A Q Who has the greatest Daguerrean Gallery?
A.-OSBORNE, opposite Exchange Bank
Q-Who is the most reliable Artista
A-OSBORNE, 1877 Main street.
Q.-Who takes the most life like Pictures?
h.-OSBORNE, opposite Exchange Bank,
Q.-Who take the greatest number of pictures}
A.--OSBORNE, 167 Main street.
Q.-Who has the greatest display of Paintingsa
A.-OSBORNE, opposite Exchange Bank.
Q.-Who has the best assortment of Cases and
gold Locketsl
A.-OSBORNE, 1877 Main street.
Q.-Who takes the best Lksness.fo for the least
money?
A.--OSBORNE, opposite Exchange Bank.
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FATE OF FRANKLIN's EXPEDITION.

ALLEGED pIscovERr oF THE REMAINS OF SIR
J1RN FHANxLIs.--A telegraphic despatch dated
Montreal, Oct. 20. says:
despatch from Dr. Rae dated York Factory,
August 4th, has been received by Sir George San.
son, Governor of the Hudson Bay Territory mar
rating the discovery of the remains OF Sir John
Franklin and his unfortunate companions They
starved to death in the spring of 1861 to the
northwest of Fox River.
How sadly will this news Gays the National In-
teligencer) tall upon the hearts of the whole British
nation and Of humanity every where The memo
~ of the gallant Admiral aud his heroic wife will
be cherished alike 10 after years and liv. In perep
NAL freshness. What science has lost ia his death
cannot now be estimated, but what the world has
gained in sublime example can be more easily ap-
preciated
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BY ToLER COOK, Auets :
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF JAMES


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF JAMES
kivER La D, IN THE COUNTY or
GGOOCHLAND:@Pursuant to decree of the Circuit
court OF aoochtsnd county. in . suit Depending ia
said Court, SHALL a. Commissioner appointed by Che
said decree, proceed on WEDNESDAY, 25th Of De-
.ooer 1854 on the premises offer for ale 10 the
highest bidder the tract of Land living In 0oochlsp6
county, known as "FAIRFIELD.H -
This Farm 10 about IS miles from the CITY of Rich.
mond and within few hundred yards of James RI
yer tborders on Lickin Hele Creek for more than
are 125 or $50 of low lauds ~ ,Asto
aae auanty y the high lands is unsurpassed for
crops by any in the county 1t Is situated
imlnsoiaaeiy between the lands Of Miles c. Selden
ana the BOXING Hall estate, and Commands maani-
nent view OF the river and adjacent country The
entire tract well watered. Fer health ana society
tnis farm eners great inducements to purchasers
About 2e0 bushels Wheat will be seeded on ths
usual TERMS and ii guano is used, will be charged
likewise. - ~ es~
Persons disposed to purchase, are invited to view
before the day Of SALE address, Though the Post
Office, w. B. W eisger, Loch LomsndP r. o.
Presbyterian church and an Episcopal church. al
well good schools, in the immediate neishbor.
hood.
TERMs-One third of the purchase money cash;
the residue to be paid in i've equal annual
secured by good personal security and by q deed OF
trust upon the land the bonds for the deferred nav.
ments to bear interest from the day of s,e and In.
terest to be paid annually. =
THOS. C. ANDERSON, Con,r.
TOLER COOK, Aucts. oc 6
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BY LARUS K SHIN

EXTENSIVE STOCK OF SADDLE
~ RY. CARRIAGE, BUGGY, CART, HAR.
NESS, &c AT AUCTION The subscriber intend
ing to make change in his business, will Cfer for
sale at public auction, on WEDNESDAY. the Ist day
OF November, 1854. at bis old stand, No "a Main st.
his entire stock of Saedlery, Harness. &c, embrac.
ing in part
100 sets of Carriage, Buggy, Wagon and Cart Har
ness.
$50 Saddles, of all styles.
ALSO,
A 'arge and handsome assortment of Brides. Bits,
Whips, &c, together with large and general assort
ment of Ssddlers Goods.
The above stock is of the most exquisite workman
ship and superior material, being made under nv
personal supervision, expressly for custom and retail
trade.
Visitors to the Agricultural Fair would do well to
attend, as this il opportunity, and probably
never again will such chsnce present itself.
Terms at sale. JOSEPH II. COLQUITT.
Sale conducted by LARus l. SHINE, Aucts.
&C lS-tds
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By DAvENPO1r. ALIEN { CO.


GROCERIES, 30. At AUCTION
n ;, yn THURSDAY. October 18th, No Win ssIl ct
a ~ 1 Ger Auction Store, On asDornsnt Of
Rio and Java Coffee
aud sCp Coffee 1ursrp
Cr.shsd and Rowdsred -
Mn,9elasses; eosp; Candles
Green and BIack Teas
Whipping Twins
Do Paper
Tobacco; C1eirs
French 0rnndy
20 HalEBoxUs Raisins ke Ia sss.
TEans--Undsr 500, Gosh; oi0o sp6 ovar 4 -
credit foE approved pspeg. -ss.'
oeiS DAVENPORT. ALLEN CO. Apet.
ALSO,
30 hbll prime No. LARD,
DC % D.. 4. + CO., Auets
k00 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND
OONI HATS AT AUCTION--On Fanny
18th Oct viii sell at our auction stsre A. q ;ck
ooo eases Boots, Shoes and HstA IN ffesh sad sea.
sonabie Goods. comprising :.
oenfs fine Calf Boots and Shoes
h hsns coarse and heavy Boots and sIogues
c %iSss'; Shoes Of n desirable aisds
Richmond made Broxues
Wrappipg Paper, &c DC;
IEkMs-Under St00 cash over 600 month";
credit, for approved negotiable psper
DAVENPORT, ALLEN L CO,
IS cases CLOTH CAPS and WOOL HATS.
DC "a D.. A. & On hurts
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ARRIVAL OF THE osPREY-MoRE OF THE
ARCTIC's PASSENGERS FOUND.

ARCTTC'S PASSENGERS FOUND.
The steamer Osprey has arrived at Philadelphia
from ST. Johns, N. F., with the wrecked passengers
OF the steamer City of Philadelphia. She reports
that metallic liie-boat belonging to the Arctic con
tanning the purser and several of the crew, with
three passengers, arrived at st. Johns the 7th-
The parser landed at Holmes Hole, and the others
were on board the Osprey.
Another account says, the purser, twelve sailors
and fourteen passengers were in the life boat. tits
to be hoped that this is correct. We shall await
farther particulars with much anxiety.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN NEW YORK

NEW York, Oct 20.-A fire broke out this eve
ming in the workshops on Canal street, and has ex
tended to Walker street, and from Elm to Centre
street. Ii originated In the Hoboken Iron Works
The fire Is still raging, and the loss is doubtless
very heavy.
The foregoing dispatch we find In the Baltimore
papers Of Saturday morning. The mail failure
yesterday prevented the receipt of farther particu
Iars
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
i AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of deed of trust executed to the sub
acriber by E. NJ Crump, decd dated 18th day ofFe b.
ruary 1851, and duly recorded shall proceed to sell
at public auction. on TUESDAY MORNING, the
24th of October, commencing at 10 O'clock at bis late
residence, Grace Street, between Jefferson and Mad.
ison Streets all of his Household and Kifchen Furn-
ture herein named consistiue in part of Pisna Sofa
steass and Bedding, Wardrobes. Carpsts Cabinet,
Table and Teaspoons, and Kitchen Furniture.
Terus-For all sums under go, cash; for $50 and
over that amount mos credit for approved endorsed
negotiable notes. 81. A. CRENSHAW,
Trustee.
Sale conducted by THOs. w. KEEsEE,
oc IL Auct.
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.

RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-MAIL FAILURE.
naecident occurred the railroad beswf en-
Baltimore and washiugten on Saturday evenir Z,
about nine miles rom the latter city The precise
nature of the accident we have not learned but We
are informed that no person wasinjured. II caused
u detention of the mails, and we received no "a
pers from any point north of Washington yes,er.
L.
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Stephen F. Lucss confined 10 jail in Washington
D. e for forgery aid obtaining money under false
pretences, made another attempt to escape last
Thursday night by saving fl the rivet heads off the
irons which bound his ankles
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coNvtcTioN or WEIGHORsT

BALTIMORE, ost 2I.-Henry WeiRhorst, indict.
Ell and tried for the murder Of bis wife, has been
convicted of murder In the second degree the pen
atty for which crime Ia not less than i've nor more
than twelve years In the penitentiary.
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SAILING OF THE UNION.
NEW YoRK, Ocr. IL The steamer Union sailed
this morning., with S2I9, COO in specie.
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JAMES RIVER HYDRAULIC CE-
- MEET WORKS The subscribers are pre- pared
to furnish contractors with this justly celebrated
CEMENT-said by all the engineers who have used
it in Virginia and North Carolina, to be superior
any Cement; manufactured in the United States
They will fill orders from so bbls. up to 20, 900.
They will also fill orders from merchants for small.
er quantities. Apply to
d. 8. BRIDGFORD CO.
Agents for the James River Cement Works, Cor.
ner 10Th and Water sts., on the Dock, Rich
mond, Va. &C II
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BY TAYLOR e. WILLIAMS,
ARGE SALE OF BUGGIEs, ROC

r ARGE SALE OF BUGGIES, ROCK
IL Always, SULKIES, &C., AT AUCTION.-In
consequence Of i'll health, being unable to attend to
vember next, commencing at O'Clock NJ. at my
shop on Franklin street, few doors below Mr.
Blankinshps Stable, sell at public auction. my en-
tire stock of Busgies, Rockaways, sulkiea &C. made
by myself
At the sams time, / will sell several secondhand
Buegies and Sulkies, with Harness. In good repair.
TERMs-Cash for all sums of SIS and under; over
that amount 80 days credit for approved negotiable
paper. JOHN HA6AN.
Sale conducted BY B. CAuTHoRN, Auctioneer.
<,r o0-df1s
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HEAVY BuRGLARY.-Messrs. Adams g. Co.'S Elk
press Office at Wilmington, Del, was burglarious
y entered on the night of the 18th nst and robbed
ofa package containing $4,000. Other valuables
are supposed to have been distracted at the same
time
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PERSONAL.

MARIA MALATESTER This woman
on the public ofthis city being in destitute cireum
stances by begging from the citizens She has q
husband, whom she has left, and who is able and
willing to provide for her. The public are cautioned
aga'nst her. She has teeth and ia this time
ciene This notice Ii published by her brother-in-law.
&C l0--dlmx PHILIP DERVOTTO.
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HOUSES AND LOTS AND BUILD
Ill ING LOTS ON MARSHALL. or Nv ~
BY RICHARD CAUTHORN-

EXTENSIVE SALE OF CROCKERY
- GLASS WARE, FANCY ARTICLES. Ae-
On MONDAY. 2Sd inst, commencing at 10 O'Clock.
az my .sore, will sell large invoice Of Crockery,
800 dozen Plates of all sizes
500 sets Cups and Saucers
SOC Pitchers. Of all qualities and sizes, some very
80 doz. Bowls
~ China Tea Sets containing As pieces each
5superb Tureens large size
covered Dishes, Wash Bowls, Glass Preserves su.
gaIs riates Lamps, CandIesticks fancy glass Vases,
cut glass and pressed Tumblers Sata glass Pitc
Fancy Soap, Fancy Work and Toilet Boxes Combs
Cloth, Hair and Shoe Brushes, and many other ari.
cles to which the attention of the trade Ia invited
public may be assured that every article put IN
VIII De sold. r. CAUTHORN,
Auet
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\ EXCELSIOR.-I shall re- n

EACELSIOR.-I shall re- IA
ceive this morning, by the Phi ladel- =
phis steamer, invoice of Gents German
Calfskin Pump Sole Boots, which are the
hnest articles OF Boots ever seen in this city. The
leather is as soft as kid glove Te describe Them
would say, they are exquisitely shaped, mpalpable
to the touch, and light airy nothing. 1t praise
enough OF these boots to say, that they were made
I by the world renowned L. Beukerst, of PhisdeI.
phis, who, It will be remembered, has for the past
four years. been the leader of fashions in the United
States, while numerous medals in his possession At
test the superiority of his boots.
pair
have also an immense quantity of other kinds OF
Boots, all of which will be sold verv cheap
Also, Ladies', Misses and Children's Shoes in end.
less variety :
All the above goods may be found at MAURICE
Metropolitan Boot and Shoe Saloon" No $50 ain
street, Eagle Square, next door to r. M. thinner.
mans C s. MAURICE.
oc2l Richmond Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-23

CouSTKRFEIrEss ARRESTED Two counter.
letters were arrested at La Grange, Indiana, few
days ago, with $4,000 of New Haven City Bank
notes in their possession