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NoN.ARgIvAL OF TIIE ARCTIC

NEW YosK, Oct. 5.-There is still no iidings of
the Arctic. She is now 10 her fifteenth day
and no doubt ia entertained but that she has met
with some accident to her machinery. She Is
thought to have about 200 passengers ON board.
HALIFAX, Oct So, P. M-The weather is fine
and calm On Tuesday and Wednesday there was
heavy wind and rain. Nothing of the steamer Are
tic at o'clock. tits thought that she may put in
here.
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YELLOW FEVER AT SEA.

BosroN, October 4lh.-The baruue Manto, from
Buenos Ayres July S7th, arrived here to-day, re-
ports on the 2Sth of September in lat SO %, long
6s so, spoke ship Ieiior, of Kennebunk 81 days
from New YORK for Liverpool Had lost three sea.
men and cook from yellow fever, but all were then
wall = 49,
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THE REPORTED KNOW NOTHING VICTORY
IN Louisville

LOUISVILLE, Oct 5-The dispatch sent you on
Saturday last announcing the election of William
B. Shepherd, the Know Nothing candidate for May
or by $50 majority, should have been dated Nash.
willie, Tennessee. The word Nashville" was acct.
dentally omitted, either In writing or transmitting
the dispatch. There has been no election for May
or held in this CITY,
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ALLENTOWN, Pa, Oct 5.-The Lehigh County
Agricultural Fair opened at o'clock this morning
The town 10 overlooking with people, One thou.
sand vehicles on the gound. 1t s expected that
90 900 persons viii be in town today.
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HALIFAX, Oct 5.-The steamship Osprey. from
Philadelphia, arrived here this morning, on her way
to St. Johns, for the passengers of the wrecked
steamer City OF Philadelphia.
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MEAT COTTAGE FARM, ONE AND
IN HALE MILES NORTH OF TIE CITY

IN A BALE MILES NORTH OF TIE CITY
OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
win be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 25th day of Oc-
tober 1854 on the premises commencing at o'clk
the neat little Cottage Farm, about mi north of
the city of Richmond, adjoining the lands of Messrs
Garland Hanes. Jnc: N: Davis and others, now occu-
pied by Mr.. Ifasc L. Cary, containing pa acres of
which about two thirds are cleared.
The Improvements consist of cottage dwelling,
contain 70 oms besides kitchen, barn. &C.; and the
neighborhood equal to any in the county.
After the sale of Land. will be sold Field Hand.
TERMs-One-third cash: balance st and u mos,
for negotiable notes. interest added and title retained
till last note 10 paid The slave will be sold for CASH
OCT GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts.
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New York, Oct 5.-The fifth anniversary of the
American Bible Union took place to- day. Rev.Dr.
Cone was chosen president The treasurers report
shows the receipts to have been 6,051, and the
expenses S35,379.
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THE NEW YORK KNOW NorHINGs.

THE NEW YORK KNOW NOTHINGS
NEW YoRK, Get. 5-The State Council of Know
kothings now 10 session In this CITY, it erstood
have convened for the purpose of nominating a
candidats Tor governor and State officers generally
The Evening Post iearns that all the nominated
Candidates for governor are objectionable to them,
and that they will bring out a new man
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HARTFORD, CT Oct. 4-Bishop Brownweil has
appointed the 18th of October for the conservation
OF Rev DIR. Lee, as Bishop of Iowa. The conse-
Grafton 10 to take place at st. Lukes church. Roch.
ester, and Bishop Hopkins 10 to preside
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MAIL DKrnxpATroN.-Our felIow-citizen John ].
Ferret esq valuable assistant In the city poss Of
flee, has been ON visit to Staunton. Va 10 testify
and furnish documents In the case of the IT, STATES
Is. - Meeks young man who was formerly
q maicarrier, Indicted for purleining letters CON
tanning money from the mails which were In his
charge. This IL the second trip which SIR. Berret
has made to Staunton on this business and ~ the
case was continued by the court until the May
term. the probability is that be will be required to
wish Staunton the third time.-Wash Union.
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Mr.. EDWARD w. DuyALL.-This gentleman, who
was shot by one of the brothers Glantz, near Bla-
nsburg, on Saturday, will, 1t is now thought re-
cover from the effects of the wound. The accused
parties are still in Jail, awaiting examination.
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BY ELIAS .IE. Nc. 1O6 Main It.
I'm THIS EVENING, at z O'Clock. ]

II IN IulO z ENINO, d6 O'CLOCK,
shall otter at auction large assortms Mt Of StsJ L.
and Fancy Goods. consstiDg In part as follows VS.:
Gold and Silver Watches - 1ssz77s7 - ss
Gsld Jewelrs of every description bs = ass
SLY SILVER and plated ware; Clocks Of all kinds
1890 gro Buttons, assorted kinda "a #8szs s.sss Il
lis = Lead Pencils. assorted kinds
$50 doz Knives, Scissors and Razors p fss8
500 8. Porte Monaios and Purses
25a HAIR Teeth, Nail and Lather Brush a. 81
IS plated Sewing Birds sEsf9@as = ,ssss,,E
$50 - assorted Combs
Us fancy Boxes large assortment sstts1f&
1850 fancy Soaps, 40 different kinda Al @e4sa 8
Also, large assortment of blank books paper en-.
velopes, steel pens, waters, double barrel guns pa
tent balances spoons, coffee mills hammers; fossth.
er with great variety OF goods too numerous 10
warranted represented. City and country mey. &
chants respectfully invited to sttendthe sae az
the goods viii positively be sold TO close consign-
ments. ELIAS HALE,
log Main IT.
Additions can he received 5P Ia - 8
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MIR. James T. Earle, Of Queen Anne's county
Md, has been elected President of the Maryland
State Agricultural Society, Mr. Charles B. Calvert
declining reelection.
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DUBLIC SALE OF LAND. CROPS.

STOCK OF CATTLE, ke.-I shall Offer for sale,
ct Auction, ct II O'Clock n, on the 18th day Of Oc-
torber. my farm at Amelia CT Ho. Il contains
~ III, scres. Upon the ri ace there g SMALL
DWELLING HOUSE and other out HOUSES, two
framed 0ranariss, two good barrs SC 200 acres of
tho Land m cak and pine woods 40 acres Arabie fat
land the rest has been in cultivation within the past
two years and portion well set In clover. fhe
farm ls 90 situated that it be disided102
next the Court House, and 325 separated by pub
lie read, and lying ON Nibb's creek s S.
IERMa-One-third cash, and the balance in one
and two years. 9faa ss7a 81, 80 -
After the sale of the land, shall cell 5000 lbs Of
IObACCO, 2A0 barrels of Corn, the Fodder ShuckH
straw, &c, 20 head of Cattls. among them some
good Mich Cows, two excellent yoke of Oxen, !
young mute, well broke 40 head of Hegs a "Bam-
6rcugh Premium Fan MIL" (neariy newt an OK and
horse Cart fisntation Implements Ac., dc.
All sums OF $40 and under cash will bs rscuired
with approved security. - ;.
WILLIAM EGGLEsTON.
Amelia c. H., September is. 1854.
r. S.-AL persons indebted to me are reau ssted
to make payment forthwith, and those having ciains
against me. will present them for settlement
oc6-d6t $50 -. - w r
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ALBANY, Oct. 4.-Reports have reached this city
OF the failure of the Erie and Kalamaz zoo ank 10
Gated at Adrian, Michigan. This Bank, it will be
remembered, has been in trouble before.
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CONNECTION FOR MURpEp

BosroN, Oct Sat the recent term of the su.
prems Court In Woodstock county, Jas Matthews
was convicted of tho murder of Samuel James,
whom he killed ia April last. They were both
iumbsrmen. Matthews shot James for turning q
girl ont OF his camp.
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ANOTHER MURDER-A young man named Post
was stabbed in New York on the 4th inst by Je
rome B. King. The difficulty commenced in the
grocery store, on the corner of Washington and
Horatio streets, when the deceased it is sad threw
King down in sport, but Immediately after words
King after him to the sidewalk and Inflicted the
wounds which caused his death with large cheese
knife, which he grasped off the counter. Post, af-
ter receiving the wound, exclaimed that he was
stabbed, when King ran at him a second time and
INFLICTED another terrible wound in the small of the
back, the knife penetrating about four inches
King, the murder, was arrested
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Dover, DEL, Oct. 5-The Know Nothines of this
State, in convention, yesterday. nominated Peter
,. Comfy for Governor, and Elisha d. Cullen for
Congress.
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NEW YoRK, Oct. 5.-The Colonization Society
has chartered the barque Estelle to sail about the
20.h inst, with enigrants for Liberia.
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MEAT COTTAGE RESIDENCE ON
BY DUNLOP, MONCURE & co.

BY DUNLOP, MoNCUHE d CO.
GUGAR AND MULASSES, AT AUC-
~ TION.-On FRIDAY, the 18th inst.. commence
joining Messrs Ludlam l. Waton's office, 10th st,
eouth-side of the Basin:
800 hhds. Sugar ranging from fine to choice qualities
200 bbls. prime Moasses
Also other q, ticlee suited to the trade.
TERMs.-Undsr 500 cash: over 800 months
credir, for approved negotiable paper.
e. Sale without regard TO weather.
oc6 DUNLOP. MONCURE 4 CO., Aucts.
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LAaoK Fias IN BaooELYs.-A fire broke ont
about O'Clock this morning In an out-building,
adjoining Brewsters stables, on the corner of State
and Boerum streets Brooklyn, and burned over q
space OF ground equal TO nearly one quarter Of an
acre, Most Of the property, however, was not OF .
valuable kind
Among the properly destroyed was MIR. Lofts
stable, the woodward attached 10 Mr.. Nurstons coal
yard, blacksmith . ahop, &c. Mr.. brewster lost
several tine carriages Mr. Lott was moro fortu
nate. most OF the properly was insured.-T. r
jour- CON-, TKmrsday ereninE. n : IS
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LAsALLE, ILL, Oct. at. B Blackster is elected
Mayor by Ill majority.
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FouR LIVES LOST

BUFFALO, Oct. 4.-The captain of the schooner
De Witt at Milwaukee, reports having picked up, In
Lake Huron, a fishing boat, full of water and con-
tanning one man. He stated that on the previous
day he had tour companions but tn at the boat was
upset and all were drowned
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hosHE. Ala Oct. There have been severe
rains 10 the interior OF this State and u feared he
cotton is much Injured. Prices, In consequence
have advanced too 3 ese Tor niddIinZ, with GOOD
business doiag . 8
Tns health Of the city, notwithstanding ths rays
ges Of the yellow fever IN New Orleans, continues
excellent, end busiaess b rapidly rcyiving.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORl

II ORSES, BUGGY ,&c., &C., AT AUC-r
- H0N.-On. SATURDAY., the TIN inst, at 10
O'clock, at the Horse Lot in of my storeI will
sell 2 excellent Work Horses; Buggy, with double
Csrt; Mule, and lot of Gear. S.. 4 /.
oc6 r. CAUTHORN Auet
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BY TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS
r ARGE SALE OF BUILDING LOTS

IL AND SQUARES OF LAND IN PORT MAYO
AND THE TOWN OF FULTON, AND OF OAK
ASR rtTE Mq0D sTAEnN6 At ,s MoIST
commencing at IL O'Clock M wi be sold upon the
premises respectively, number of handsomely stu
ated Building Lots in Port Mayo; among which are
comprised some of the most desirable in that vi
cinitY.
Also, about Is squares of Lots, in the town of Full
ton, being part of the Mount Erin Tract beautiful
city and surrounding couatfy; This property viii BE-
and among them may be found, unsus.tionsbly. soms
of the hsndsomest building sites in near the city.
Win also be sold. large quantity Of Oak and Pine
nutes walk from Rockstts-the same to be removed
during the winter.
An opportunity will here be offered to the art.
Fans employ ed about the various WORKS at Rockerts
and throughout the city, to secure homesteads at
slight cost and unrivalled for beauty of situation
whilst 70 the capitalist the Inducements for favorable
Investment, presented in this rapidly improving
neiahborhocd are great.
TERMs-To purchasers to any amount less than
800, one-thrd ca'h; balance at 4 and months. To
purchasers to tho amount of $500 and upwards one
third cash; balance at T. and IL months In each
tanned TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS.
n As the sale will commence at an early D hour
and probsb, continue during the greater part Of the
ments will be furnished to sill who may favor us with
their presence. Toe7l T. & w.
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
GROCERIES, &c, AT AUCTION
" On THURSDAY, 18th Oct, we will sell at 10
O'clock, at our auction store, assortment of Gro
ceries, viz: .. =
$50 bags Rio COFFEE
100 do Java do
SO hhds MOLASSES
so bhls New York SYRUP
Coffee SUGARS
Green and Black TEAS
CANDLES and SOAP
Wrapping PAPER
French BRANDY
Old Rye WHISKEY
French WINDOW GLASS
Manufactured TOBACCO sf3
100000 CIGARS, London Mustard, &c.
TERMs-Under Sio0, cash; 500 and over, months
credit, for approved paper.
OCT DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. CO. Aucts
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MORE NEW GOODS.

MORE NEW GOODS.
THOS r. PRICE & co. have received
i further supplies Of Splendid DRESS SILKS
CASHMERES-Plsin, Satin striped AID Printed
French DE LANES. very rich
Rich CASHMERE PLAIDS
EMBROIDERIES, in Lace and Muslin
Rich RIBBANDS and TRIMMINGS
SHAWLS, SCARFS and CLOAKS
VELVETS and CLOAK CLOTHS
CURTAIN GOODS and Lace CURTAINS
:
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CE.-CHESAPEAKE HALL will
IN not be closed during the Fall and Winter, A.
heretofore but will continus opsn for the aecommo-
daiion Of visitors.
Board can be had By the day or month, npon rea-
sonable terms. The Hall II q pleasant Winter. -
well az Sammer retreat ,,,
seat several hundred peIsons suitable Tor Concerp
Lectures, or any Pubsls Exhibition
Ccryeyancss can ct all times BIS had to carry per-
sons 10 and from Old Point sga
ss 5o-dsm - r. G. BANKS, Hampton.
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
RRICK-YARD PROPERTY. BRICK

RRICK-YARD PROPERTY. BRICK
- MACHINES. TOOLS AND IMPLEMENTS,
AT AUCTION-On MONDAY, 16sh October. 1854
at II O'clock A. NJ upon the premises, viii be sold
lone. Rocketts in the tewn of Fulton. ON VIII
lamsburg Avenue, and nearly adjoining Mount Erin.
The property about acres 81 Of which
fits &e with clamps, shelters and shanties, win
viii also b. soil Brist Machines, capable of ma.
King from a.ooo to 10000 Bricks per day-H. M,
Also, " heeibarrows. Picks Axes, shoveIs, and ey.
fine opening Is here presented to any disposed to
engage in Brick making: (which, If properly conduct
ed cannot fail to be pro6table) and to effect speedy
inducements will be offered.
TERMs-at sale. TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
oct Aucts.
A VALUABLE STOCK OF HOUSE,
"A HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
At 10 O'Clock, A NJ, at the residence Of Mr. Robert
w. Hughes, (whe is declining housekeeping on Gov
% s o sn
Furniture consisting of large variety of nearly new
and well kept articles Of every pertaining
to handsomely furnished establishment
Terms.-Ail sums of $50 and under CASH, over that
amoent so days with interest.
oc5 TAYL0R Z WILLIAMS. Aucts.
A NUMBER OF VILLA SITES AND
"A LOTS, IN THE TOWN OF SIDNEY, AT
AUCTION.---On MONDAY. 9th October, at Al
O'Clock p NJ, upon the premises will be sold num-
Der of handsome lots in the town of Sidney. West Of
the residence of Mr.. John Carter. and fronting on
and Grove Streets 4S feet EACH and running
back l89 feet The situation of these lots in point OF
beauty and adaptation for building purposes il equal
to any in the neighborhood. and considering the
rapid improvements going ON Whereabouts must adj
vance in value whilst to the Market GARDENER they
offer ordinary inducements, being of ample size
and contiguous to the city.
TERMs.-Onethirdc cash, balance at 4 and months,
with Interest and title retained.
oc4 TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts.
MEAT COTTAGE RESIDENCE ON
In MAYO STREET AT AUCTION.-On TUES
DAY. 10th October 1854, at o'clock NJ. upon the
premises, will be so the Framed COTTAGE
the West side of Mayo street, opposite to the He
brew Synagogue, and occupied by Mr.. John Bowers,
fronting 6 feet and running back 80 feet inches,
and bounded on the North by alley 10 feet wide.
The property is in perfect order. having been re-
Gently thoroughly repaired and painted.
Its central location and neat and agreeable arrange
nent render it well suited for thoss requiring
dence convenient to business
TERMs-One-feurth cash; balance at s, II, Is and
"a months, with interest and trust deed.
oc S TAYLOR L. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
BY DUNLOP, MONCURE 4 co.
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N o / G E.-AH persons having claims
~ against the estate of CHASTAIN FARRAR
decd, are requested to present them to MI. G. g.
LiPscomb properly authenticated; and those ndebt.
ed. to make payment to him without delay
C. M. FARRAR, Ex'x
oc o-lm e-sfe-s-- of c. Farrar, decd
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BArrrmoaK, Oct 5-The Cattle SHOW continues
10 attract large crowds OF visiters. There WIRE
nrobah,y ten thousand persons there today ennbra-
cinr ladies and gentlemen. II b gay and delight.
full scene. The races are also attracting numbers
of visitors The Mechanics Fair 1t the Maryland
Tn.ti,ote literally packed last night with ladies
and gentlemen.
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BOARDING.,
ARLINGTON HOUSE,
Lap Y Nv

CORNER OF M AIN AND 9TH SITS.
THIS new and popular House offers SUI
and resident Boarders. The House and its situaton
10 the most pleasant and delightful of any Hotel in
this city. The Proprietor solicts a share of public
patronage.
Price for transient Visitors, 50 per day.
sc 25-dlm$
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WRITING,
BOOK-K e EPING, &c.

Vie Undersigned would respectfully an
i nouncs to the Principals Of the Male and Fee
ly that they will return the city by the 10Th Octo
ber for the purpose of giving Instruction In the diff.
rent branches OF their profession. essf
as I'D WILLIAMS.
oc2-lw JOHN STEWART. sssss
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LEIGH'S REP ORTS.
FIRST yOLUME FoR SALE.

! ~ "a VI n II - ~ - -
! FIRST VOLUME FOR SALE. - s.
T1HE first volume Of LEI0H'S VIRGIL
Il MA REPORTS has been reprinted, and = now
for sale. ct a.
Also icr sale, Heninss statutes Is yols, q % p
per set Shepherds Coordination Of Hening, vols
It e per vol. Code Of Virginia. $Si GHmeII Ne
inclusive; Hobinson vols and Grattsn, yclsi al
at ~ per VOL eesgions Aets ana Jouruex 81 various
years, ~ per vol. Apply to the
sECKEfxkY cOMMOigwEALTH
RIVE DOLLARS REWARD.-Rana-
way from the rfstdeuee Of my mother, ahcut
mites above hehmond. on Saturday night 18th cf
feet eight o. tsn inches high, Hight brown complex.
Ion. and etarnmem . iittte when epcken to-; has q
10th ont In front, Whieh ehOwe very plain He Ii
haye no doubt abont Mn AcKenxisa IN F0whsian
eo.afy' whsrs q hss vie The sbSvs reward,
q Hearted copnfy JslL A. B. nUfCHE4ON. :
% f-a
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from the s.end heretofore occupied ~ then, On 9h
rect two door, above the MonnmentHokel, ~ Nor
80 BROAD 6f'kEET nearly opposite the Theatre
Il which placs they vii DO rlsased e see their
siy. md serye skem ith any thns Ia tsiE line. mp
an their usuaf roAsonstle and accommodating terms
fYs Subscribers heretofore In the habit Of calling
mar now be incourenient to call, caa have them
DELIVERED In any part OF the CITY. By notifying
NJ Of the fact. SMITH l. FORE, 0rneral
Cheap Publication Agents. No. l50 Broad It.
&C SIT Nearly opposite Theatre.
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rnnw rf1h1. nief KNAp.

CHAnIEsrun, OFT . "A letter recsfveo g - ~.
eaes. dated Fort Bslknsp. Aug p h. announces
that Major Neiehbors and Capt Marcy have nearly
complsied their selections Of lands wher0un g To-
cate the Texas indiana and that The result WI e0on
be forwarded to Washington. ss
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II IA y N1hN4 dNNON4NOEuI1INl.- L.
persons who may be In wsnt Of ORNAMENTAL
IRON RAILING for Dwellis gs Cemetery Lots
&c.. that he has purchased the patent right to make
and put mp ORNAMENTAL RAILING upoa a new
and improved principle which viii enable him put
up such work fully 5 per cent cheaper than has ever
or can be done by any other establish Dent In
tful patterns to which he would invite particular
attention. JAMES D BROWNE,
- 28-d1m 9th street, next to Lafayette Hall.
WOODWARD & LIPHCOMB, Broad
w street, 3rd door below End street. Respectful
" announce to thsir friends and the public general
" that they have associated themselves together for
the purpose of REPAIRING AND POLISHING
FURNITURE, and hope by strict attention to BUSH
ness to secure liberal share Of patronage.
~ B-Persons who wish their + FURNITURE RE-
PAIRED at their residences, can have 1t done ~
leaving their orders with All orders thankfully
received and promptly attended to.
Newton LiPscoMB. WARWICK M. WooDwARD.
se 30--dimH sg
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BOARDING can be had in very pleasant
- rooms, on the south side of Grace street. three
doors above 9Th os7I9,*
II OARDING-MEALS ONLY.--Mrs
~ ISBELL, living 8ih street. few doors North
OF Leigh, will be pleased to have six or eight DAY
nosrders 7-2s*
ROARD-A gentleman and his wife can
~ be accommodated with fine second story front
Room, in small family. where there are no other
boarde,s, by applying on 10th street, third house
above Broad. oc 7-St*
ROARDING.-Two families can be ac-
~ commodated with large and desirable rooms
business. "
Several young men can also be accommodated
&C 4-4t
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IREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS,
NJ AT VALENTINE COHEN,S, CORNER OF
BROAD AND 5TH STS.-HAying or hand an entire
IA ne,c and r0yied STOCK Of FAN and Winter GOODS,
nor tint st the present low rates. enabled TO Of.
fer treat indoce ments to purchasers Ny customers
and the public are respectfully solicited 70 give me
call and they may reV getting the greatest bdygaias
A. " COHEN's Cheap Store,
rcS-2ws Corner Broad and 5th 81.
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M oDONALDS REGALTA MANU-

III FACTORY.-The subscriber wcnid respect
fuIv amour CO TO ths members OF The various Orders
ia he has changed bis location to Loeust Alley, pp-
oosite Odd Feliow1 Hall, where he will have inn
proved and increased facilities for fbA II
sli kinds Of REGALIA, COSTUMES, BADGES,
FLAGS, BANNERS, &c. 6c. All work warranted
10 be Of % good quality, and az low In price Is rcn
any other similar shmens Ia the United States
Address
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-07

MOTlCE-Mr. K. NJ. Burton having by
In Deed dated - day of September, 1854, and
cord in the Clerks Office of the Hussings Cont of
Richmond conveyed to rs In trrst for the benefit
his creditors all debts due to him BY Bond, Nofes
Open Account otherwise. We here by 70 luire ell
persons indebted to him to settle Il cir respective
deb.s with US or with him, who 10 our authorized
agent, with little delay pessbe a nuc longer
indulgence will not Re siven.
JAMES PUN or, r,r.tsss. )