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ANNIVERSARY BALI.
Jan ? eo1t

or TUE COLUMBIA TyPoGRArHfcAL SOCIETY
THE MANAGERS respectfully notify su.cers and the puhl,c
the above bali viii take place evening January OH
at Jackson Hall
Ladies' informed hst the refeslmcnt department will be
thef fsvore caterer Columbus, that Wi,
smsis coiion music hos been procured for
No ovecosts bate &c. permitted IN the win
be attended 10 grntuirously. -
Tcke Of admission be procured following places
hcfnts corner Of Th and Columbus 7h stree,
seds near Nstionsl Hotel Coehaus 7th Hendey
Hat store United building; Ap,a Tobacco s,e
near Wiad's Hotel OF the different Offices
and at the door on the evening of the ball.
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ny GREEN & sCorr, Auct,o.e.r..

by GREEN q SCOTT, Auctionesrs. f
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Ill On Friday, the Both shall O'Clock,
ai The late residence the Hon H. Walker
between 10
ings good assortment
Mahogany . other chairs
DO ctegere, bookcase, desks, Ar.
DO psnofoue, abb .aF
DO bureaus, wardrobes, bedsiends nd washstsnds
Candelabfas, solar, hall, nd lamp 81 E
Feather beds, bedding and mattress
Carpets and mating
With good lot OF kitchen requisites, and many
which deem
Terms All OF and under S25 cash;
sixty Days, for satisfactorily bearing interest
GREEN b SCOTT. w
Dec 30-lt Z AuctIose~s,. y,
OT-The above sale is postponed, I'm consequoucs -
the ne-men weather Thursday January, ssnsa
hour when " viii positively take place. shns. win
added 10 the sale large OF crockcy
GREEN SCOTT,
Jan Id Auctloneers.
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URY GOODS DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS ,-As il has
" become fashionable within the few other
merchants sell goods
feel disposed rive customers good bargains
viii offer entire which the largest
prime Nothing wiz be asked he
taken All viii regular price This i tho
first time have offered stock
business and would do IL VI
shall III YOU
want bargains now is your chance.
Jan 5-dl0uf BROTUFR
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0L~MedIcai society OF the District o Columbia =
Al The meeting OF this Society," held Washington
hmary, January 1854 the following officers The
ensuing years
Ws. JosHs NJ D., President
II. Lndsy, M d., LIST Vice President
j. Riley, NJ. D., ID do
q. Tyler. NJ. d., Corresponding Secretary.
A. Hoimesd, a. d., Recording do
=. q. Buscy, ". d., Treasurer.
j, IL. Morgan, NJ. D., Librarian
r. Miller, NJ ~,
N. Young, NJ. D..
r. Howard, NJ. D., Board OF ExamiIen VT
A. Y. r. Garnet, NJ n,
J. NJ. Austin, NJ D.,
a. HoLMEAD NJ. d.,
Jan 5-n Recording Secretary
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PENNsYLvANIA LEGIsLATuRE.

HARRISBURG, Jan 2.-The legislature met to-day The
house organized AL by eecting William B. Chase
speaker.
Mr. Ball presented bill for extending the track of the
Erie railroad to Erie harbor preventing IL from abuse
road.
The senate met at g. p. m, and elected Mr. McCashin
speaker.
MI Skinner, OF Efie read bill regulating the railroad
gauge in Erie county
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By j. 4. McGU

by j. q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH X STREET AT PUD.
Lie AuCTloN-on Thur,day afternoon, January 5k
O'Clock, on The shall
1853 fronting Is feet North
and 18th street s0 privilege
4ieei private alley Ia the containing 6e7K fss
Terms cash the residue in and ~ n,onshs With ~
terest secured by deed of trust. Niasf 81
JAS. c. Mc0UfRE =
Dec I'D Auctioucer.
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CON MMERCIAL.
Nrw Yons. January 3. 1854


The year 1858 having expired amid the usual holiday
iocings, the year 1854 begins in New York today in
commercial way As usual ha payment and receipt Of
large dividends occupy the financial Circles and
chants generally are beginning seriously engaSe in the
business Of the spring The year 1883 opened with high
promises embracing every clement OF large aud uerave
business and the OF business done is astonishngy
large but in speculative way, il has been singuafy
disastrous year Those who have adyentnred overrade
have been shockngly up aud the stock market has
been oversken with requenS spasms than usual,
without any sound HeAce prices OF all stocks range
very much lower this time than at the corresponding
season last year Amateur dealers have been severely bit
and OF the number OF railroads hat have been pro-
ected number been brought 10 sudden stand
by The in iron and the difficulty OF obtaining money At
the time, those in operation have done large busi-
The fact appears have been that the large crops
OF cotton and breadstus required large OF money for
their transfer market and when tbs foreign demands
by suddenly raising the prices. caused s greater alb
sorpton of funds deprving the railroads oi means, and
raising the value upon other branches OF industry The
terpse OF the year has line the available capital
aud checks have been the consequence That capital
however, accumulatng very rapidly in the country The
receipts of produce Underwater The Hudson, and at
New Oheans the Mississippi for this year have been
follows Z
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mARKErs.

NKw YORK Jan 4 The stock market closed quiet to-
day Canton, 26A Erie, 79i Parker Vein, II Cumbe-
land Coal 35l Pnenix IA Nicaragua, z7t.
New ORLEANS, Jan 3-The cotton market Is frm with
sales for the dsy OF 1000 bales White corn 6s New
pork S3 3d. Cohve Is dull Three thousand baIes
OF cotton shipped to-day for Boston cent freight
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ny y. c. MCGUIRE, A~sass.s~r.

SUPERIoR PIANO PORTE, FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
- EFFECTS Al AUCIION.--On Tbursdsy Jaasasy
10 O'Clock, of J. Nob ssg
Capo H the Coast Office seI NIL hss snru1
and household efscts, comprising: et tA#~ a
Rosewood piano forte, by Hslet Davis, d Co #sa N ~
Mahogany di cissWs
Plush covered char, otomaas so
Marble top csntre, side, and card tables tf8
Handsome French
and lncec sdes,
Three handsome chandesrs, naniel ornaments .FeN
Brussei, three ply, and insyan carpe.s, Nr4
and bookcase wbatBot .esr
tables, spd
Mahogany matched dining tables dining chairs Tf
Painted cane and woodseai chairs, lounges ~ -.
Ffepch China dinner, nd dtesw .sr
italian, French, and cottage bed.icads se.#
superior feather BEDS M pill .t ..s
Best curlcd hair aud husk
Mahogany dressing and plain bureaus *..r
Mahogany aud painted wasdfob-s, washssand-
Looking sssses, clocks, toilet .4 mw
Iiatrack, hall lamp, oil cloth s..H ~. III
BRUSSELS stair carpetinR crash, rods ande
Cast and shee,ifon air-taht
Ioznthc with general assortment kitchen utrnsis.
Terms $50 and under cash
four months for sssacory endorsed Interest,"
-, JAS 9. MCGUIRE, 81
'ani-a Auceoasss.
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ARRIVAL or THE UNITED Stairs.

ARRIVAL or THE UNITED STATES.
NEw OgLEAns, Jan. 2-The steamer United States has
arrived here fsom Aspnwa. with dates 10 the 9th De-
cember.
The health of Panama good The passengers of the
wrecked steamer Winfield Scott had arrived safely at
Panama.
Adyices have been received from Valparaiso to Decen-
Der ist The wheat crop OF Chill will fall shor, this
season.
Late advees have hand from Australia The
dates are to the 49, October General unimpoiaat
The market at Sydney active and basiness prosper
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[sRcoND DESPATCH !
MARINE DISASTERS.

BOSTON, January tue ship Camden, sion,
which arrived here, reports the LIST instant in latitude
80 longitude ~ she fell in with the wreck Of the soop
Samuel Dayton, from New York for Virginia. She took
od her crew Was spoken Fire island, barque Scott
Dyer, 81 days from Bordeaux for New York. Of
sails She supplied her with provisions. a8'
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MAI.srER a MOORE.

MALsTER q MOORE, ~ ftskr
Dentists, Pennsyirnnia ar~rus, near nfa sirss.
hANE THIS dsy associated
M"ee s1rses, opersnve
neon We enabled fully
W" ohce which have TOT some time been partially
VIM MASTER
(Lats Ran~ss MasSrD
Jan A-eodtt
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GovgRNoR's AlEssAaE.

HARRISBURG. jan 4-Tne governors me- ssaae was h,
ed in 10 the Legislature to-day and read
The recspts in the treasury for 1853 Sc OOo and
the pnymcnts 81, 600 900
The total amount Of funded debt $40. 900 900.
Speaking OF the Erie railroad he says in reference to the
troubles, must be clear impartial
that the legislature contemplated intended au
thorize the construction Of railroad Erie and the
Oho line The highest judicial tribunal the State has
expressed the opinion that such authority be found
in the charter OF the Franklin canal My opinion is
grant Sd oud hereafter be made such conditions only
will pro,eci and advance the interests of people OF
Pennsylvania, far they may be involved in the sub.
j.ct.
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celebrated poets Norway, occasion Of festival gyer
ol, Bull BY the city authorities Of Chrssna Ia lss when III
Germany and France The verss., which very beautiful
original have been rendered into English rhyme by L. Ma
nd,
How sweet 10 evenings peaceful dream
Wben the fate voiced thrush Ia singing,
When the birch groves whisper 10 the stream,
And Necsens" clear harp !, ringing.
low, sweet melody he plays,
Down under the swelling wave,
Responded BY strange si6n lays,
From valley and mountain cave.
The song Of nor,hers . Wild
voice Of boi-t'rous aIsdpes,
With sishinss of lonesome child,
wsing tone Of sadness
In summer listener stood
Devouiy he had tuned hi. strings
When from din mountain and lonely wood
From dswy meadows and deep .pungs,
There came Of hsrmonics rush,
The evening breere sieng-
The strings replied with sudden gugh
OF supernatural song
The ringing harp, III. wsrsins bird,
The birch trees breezy motion,
With the wild eihn lay heard,
And surs'nz Of the ocean.
The sadness deep, and the Joyous start
In the nfe ofrhe northern ,ones,
Lay themselves drsamily on kis heat,
And sing disiasIy through his tones.
Listen ca hat sweet, plainuve air
II might lslI tls raging deep
Chldhoo seem, I. rock itselfth there
On the arms OF iifiss 10 sleep
Now tlemy Il rings, with tcll.liss tone
And hoie in the soul spreads hs wings
Then tn heart huns 10 itself sloas,
While uemhlfnsy vihrsf- the strings.
his TOMS can soo,ne the widowed heart,
And the sharpest grief control
He svsksns BY hi. magic art
Awsrm spring day In the soul
men, al hall 10 thee, minstrel rseowaedl
W N power divine In thy bow
- pour brth Joy with catarset sound
,W to sniis dsv,,ions glow.
"nhs ny fans floats wide on the broere
Wherever thy footstep. roam
'msstms-nsts wave all their leaves
for Joy, on the hills at home.
= 'a''f spirit In northern Mythology
pn.,sh soo>-foy-i Cai. -dar a-a rs~ S,st.r 10,
seoand ireland, and Colonies. f ,ts y..r ,psi
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sales To-Day.

Sales To-Day. Hflta
by J. q. MCGUIRE, Auctionser. SOL
IN SHARES STOCK THE FIREMENT INSURANCR
cU Company OF Washington and Georgetown public
Thursday afernoca January
shall sell my shares Of the stock of the Fsmeu
pahy Of Washington and Georgetown. NE.a 80.
Also, s. 200 Bank OF Metropolis stock.
Terms cash, In current funds.
J. O. MCGUIRE,
Jan I'D Aucuooeer.
WIN be added, sa,sso Bank Of Metropolis stock.
JAS. u MCGUIRE, III
Jan Sd Auctonser.
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EcrURE BY wM q LasGDoN, Esa.-gy ,pec

EcrUHE BY WM. G. LasGDoN, EsQ.-By special
IL request of the audience, Mr. iangdon,
tent oiee, will his interesting
bi,ion the Church To night
~ O'Clock. Subject; Cosmogruphy
buar Heavens and Formation Of suns Admit
lance free The public respectfully invited
The colored pcople invited Friday night
Music and refreshments provided. Adnanec I2k op
will thus be afforded
heiured articles collected for this crhibion Come everybody
Jan Sit
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4 Rnssna "aVvh-soy-i Calendar aud Register ror
eeonand ireland, and the Colonies f,r ire YES.
rsdo c Isis = ne Army, Navy, Of psramsui srss
Office s,a p Peease, Raron.i.rs and res,lv svsy
received sa ~ British Government and Colonies Ths al
Jan "0n ofeei by
FRANcK TAYLOR
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Nothing be more oapticious than this apparent
action From October 10 TO November IL they called 10
S5,oco,o0o, although specie increased 6O00C0 From
November " 10 The close Of The year they expanded ST.
300 900, although they a. Of specie When the
merchants had the most 10 pay they would lend a, all
when the season OF payment they profuse
In their loans
The deposie Of gold AT the mint for th9 year has been
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There has been slight increase Of deposits The coin.
age Of gold for the year 1858 SOL ss2 or
o0ess than tho deposits Notwithstanding demand
mand Tor money The lncesse for gold has been In the
country nearly s3o0t00oO, although The loan has Oh.
Grated as premium on It's erporiaiion ia the shape or
ingon
The produce markets have been mpoh more firm under
the late news The exports Of -four this port for the
Ip.o bn6p .tnlia
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Irvipg's variobs do do
Pancrons of he in 6,e M.AIns
hsesuiays Hi.t,ry Of England do do "a u
suicklapdis England, do do .rls4ta
Hobertsonis Historical Nofks do do 4aS4sn
HsNsms Historical WORKS, DO do
Thiersi French do Al EafH NaF
MN's's Hrtory OF do A. ttI n
sfhbonss Decline Pail do III rf
Gampbsli's Lives do A. + 2
ana msny o'her on the historians, English AL
nons in nae calf and binding nun cctin ~
ffom London direct, by ''S' ' ''-S'''~F F
Dec al Ncr rAvso. Z
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DREADFUL snpwREcK AND Los, OF LIFE.

Bnsros Jan. 3-p. m.-The ship Sladordshire ifom Liy
erpool or Boston, struck Blande Rock south of Seal
Island on the morning OF December 81 became d total
wreck The first and second aud seventeen of the
landed at Cape Sable. The third aud one hun
dred Of the passengers We're fortunately picked and land
ed at Sherbourne. The residue OF the passen
gers and numbering hundred and seventy
including Captain Richardson pei isied with wreck
This is amongst the melancholy disasters that
been recorded Tor some time Those who saved
dured much suffering and hardship.
IsRcoND DEsPATcHl
BosroS, January 3.-The ship S,afordshre had yau.
able which insured for 500 In New York
and Boston She struck about o'clock Friday morn
ing, and Capt Richardson and about one handred and
eighty others, mostly Irish emgrants, were drowncd
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he prices are, western mixed 81 i3 81 IS Ohio good
81 si. Rye -four, Sd 81. Corn meal SO rs Wheat has
been very active-Pennsylvanie white 81 %, Cenesee
S2-smai lot Corn, 50 cents, old. Pork fardemand for
Old at si3 70, mess Sli rs, do. LAID et 10 cents
Cotton has been irregular, and duh at last weeks rates
ffeigh's are fair q, g. a. for lour to Liverpool; co.,
ton,
Ths stock market l. quite fat Tor tho moment bn II |,
supposed will become active sfer this week
Yours, PRENTICE.
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Lines TO Ole Uull.

The following written BY welbavcn, OF
celebrated poets Norway, o
20 Ole Bull BY city authorities Of Chrsana Ia 1888 when he
had recently returned from triumphant musical through Rue
Germany and France The vers., which very beautiful
ns original have been rendered into English rhyme by L. Maa
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Price Of admission, so family circle. Is cents.
Doors open al hali-pas curtain at X O'Clock
Jan 5
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GRACE GREENw GODS TOUR IN tsURopE-rrap
VI and wshaps ofa Tour in Europe; by Grace
Just received at
TAYLOR MAURYss
Jan Bookstore, 9th sreeL
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SPARKLING CHAmPAGSE--Lsndne,h this DAY. ioo h.s
kes sparkling champagne, Mar susne, Rhecus bsve
made such arrangements - win enable supply
this well knowa hand. quality ausrsned eaesi ~
any sent TO the American market. For sale by -
GEO. h THos. PARKER 4 CO.. 80
becI-SHinstm Opposite Brown - H0tel
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THURSDAY EvrsISe, January S, 1854,
VIII be performed the admirable comedy OF
sWEETHEART6 AND WIVES. ,4
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Firemen's Insurance Company of Washington and
Georgetown
Dsosmnss 81, 1853
TIRE president dividend OF per
the capital stock of this company out Of the profits
ALEX MCINTYRE,
Jan 5-eoh secretary.
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Jan ad,l.uun.
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Prices OF admission Dress circle
served sea IS orchestra seats family Circle e.
third e 90 csi eooed gallery IS Private boxes o&
Jan 5 ~ .5egs
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After which the national song called the
OF OUf Mis- Do kosfoat.
The evening the lsuaAahe Yan
kee farce Of the S. ~
VERMONT wOoL-DEALER. ss
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4 OLE BULL Ia EXANDRIA. sa44Ylla1
NHE citizens in Alexandria respectfully informed mar on
! L BULLS Grand Concert will On
/ SATURDAY EvRslse January z.
Jan 5--d2t #,s.s u 81 s,.fs,
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RIsLEY's vARIETE

Last night but Of the nmitabe American comedian
Mr.. CHARLES BURKE
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Jan eodei
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Ps,RrSCRIPf.
THE srRAnER IsABRI,.

Fn6 5TBAukh ISABEL.
NV fosx. Oct 3t.-A letter from HAVANA says the
instant This needs cousrmsiios. the Empire Civ
e there the day aier. reports thst lust she
the I.hsl. 10 ~ - =, - - = $50
!. /. rIIe CREDITORS OF p. B. MANCHESTER.
CiscisSArfi, Oct s0.-rhe eredtots Of p. B. Nancbss
ter shs oeoksn banker, aud pro rata div d.nd
Of Ave cents on dollar sss declared BY them.
COMPLETION OF THE rREEPORT AQUEDUOr
PirrsnuRo Oct. 30-Tbe aqueduct over the ALLEGHENY
river At freeport, the Western Divisions Of the Penn
:ylvana Canal has been completed and the water viii DO
let in 10 day OF tomorrow. 70 Hl.iI la D.
SUIT TO RECOVER PROPERTY.
Botroh, Oct 20.-A suit II to DO brought before The
present term Of the u Circuit Court BY Mr. James A.
Abbos and us TO vsst amour, Of property stu
ated In Essex aud Lawrence.
Tue SACKEr'S HARBoR BANK
BUFFALO Oct 30.-Ths suspsusiou Of T. G. Nerriek A.
doe. not cit ct the Sekss Hsrbor Bank Of this CITY
errek having resigned the Presidency before bis suspen.
FIRE. .s.s.-
HARTFORD. CT. Oct STA Ore broke out 90 SUNDAY In
Willow Brook school house. which totally destroyed il
,.,..t PERSONAL MOVEMENTS.
BOSTON, Oct 80-Nr Tassro, Of the State Department
Warrington, here, but the object Of his visit u not
known wv
Mr. Nelsou American Consul At Turks Island and vbo
was recently imprisoned BY authorities Of that place
len here on Saturday evening for Warrington.
SUPPOSED POST OFFICE ROBBER ACQUITTED.
LYNN NsSOet. 29-Tne Of John Stickney student
In Amherst College. Who charged With puroiuny LET
ters from the po'toce In this psce has been heard be
fore the U. s. Commissioner Curtis and the accused ar
quilted Of the charge His father was postmaster at the
time OF tho alleged theft
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" Lisr o. hARsHAs To conduct the Exhibition at TN
Fair. to eommeses TUESDAY. siH October, 1854:
Am-will Wood.
ChtJ g I"dce-A. Jarvis
Gene al Snperitendent Ground.-Cspt h,re. mir, o.l
tGH6 DepDtnent-s ". Peilin.
Morses-Caivin Green.
She~p-Theod. N. Dawson.
S.rtne-John A. liiisman.
[Wry-RchAd O. HaskIns.
ny Def.i' tment-Joseph CerbIn Burton.
pr1etIhe Drjd tnsaf-A.s sprrs.
hhnyicsursS-Cspt. Robt. NJ Nlmmo.
Implement Ltpa tm,ns-wlham Garth
t;o,1 DeIMrtnent-J. Pro,ser T.bb.
Ji'u9.iny .vdtch -wiian, D. simms
f,rdg, NIser-Jseob 8. Auee
tomn,alse n Rerertfon IF GuestsJames Lyons George w.
Munford, Charles Carter Lee. "
me uronnds will be opened for the reception Articles
t snd viii DC kept from day day,
co. unui y O'CLOCK, A. NJ, n Tueiday, Sist.
TUESDAY, 8ist Octobert
The Judges will be called At 10 at the
Names receive form books their Awards and
The Grounds ~ili be for the
OF Omeers, Judges, and Members of e society.
persons will Mai
and retire .tthe Gate Franklin street.
Ihe harshas will the
o:2l.td JOHN N. SHEPPARD, ia, Chief Marshal
N Enquirer Exauner nisr aeh and Penny copy
P SPECIAL Nor1oE-country Merchants and Others, Ar.
respectfully invited to attend Auction ,r-
o,,y and fney Goods at Sales Room. Evening at
O'CLOCK Bee advertisement. ELIAS HALT
Aue,'r and comui,sion Merchant, iOs Main Street,
TuiE FIRST Annra Exhibition Of the Virgin M.chsuic,, n
pm te VII D. .reued to the public Tuesday evening the
o'st October ats -c~k ASK DEL ek the evening" the
Opening address will de'iv. red by u Baidw n, ESQ
Inc Efoiten viii be daily until from
IVA 10 10 r. NJ The mory Band 10 be in
s"snasnes every evening from eH to ioPA
c-,.,,,,, Gcneral superintendent Exhibition.
oorlhthan Hail. Main street, between 9Th and 10Th
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E'.MwooD E0h slALh AT AUCTION.

NhNi Sio' N, &C.
WILL be sold on TUESDAY, the 9Th December 1854 On m.
pfeui's commencing at u o'clock the valuable yarn, ON
@ sishi mile. beo. Richmond adjoining the
.na OF hf James Garnet;. Dr. Trent and contain
90 Of which 700 acres cleared well LINED
an me last lev years. aod $50 OF rich land
non SCI IN wood and timber the value Of which alone
would At least Of whole e,,s
nsey 'eh of The YORK. River kslroad will run ,iu er
through OF very near this $50 49, "
There have been seeded mi, fall 40 bushsl, wheat
Pnu 'uPpD gdsno The baiiings, though small
NV ana comfortable and the the place Are
me htshoouthood Is an excellent healthy are
yer eo hsT the sale OF the land all the pehsbt ess. on
De ssid consisting 81 the ocks,
mules horses, cows oxen hogs barrel. OF corn
der, wheat, str w. - 49, 'ou'
me psrenar attention OF the pubic Is called h, sale az
~ thAt no estate so near Richmond market
out ind eerenis 10 those disposed
sss FOR the real estate, fd balance Al one 80
soysa Tor negotiable notes. bearing inisre secured by
.iu dced FOR the ali cah. ~
paper. RiCHARn nil ao's
sale Conducted By GOpsH ArssR.os Aas tonesf,
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ACcToSEER AMI C0uHISSioy yxRogIyr
A UCr,ox 100 Main street.

HaAPPS uOMESrS-
IL lis sweet TO sit NJ muse ala,
When you have hour TO spare
N summer months q q granite s,.t
In JondercaPitol Square.
There the Low breeze with music roam
mhi!e looking DER tho tovn,
And but 10 thlct LIES .pan
Amidst Cur ups and douaS.
me quVer'ng srn,hne spread, /. veil
yer mountain AMI Zach dell,
AID BID Us hasten hsm.
Blythe striking OF the bell,
No Watch err CLOCK have a. home
The reason Is I'm poor,
OR else TO BARTHOLOMEW ro,ta..
ois.eet one from hsstore.
Gold Watches and Gold cloet, he self,
And Tor time they are hard to match -
And II you vsh for his address
Two doors past the Dispatch
r,,-dv W. BARTHOLOMEW, w..ehp.,.,
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Iiy Goddin & ApPer.on. AacI..

GoiM Iyp ~ z .;sn, SAFE .TfXALuAnLE
RAroad, "a miles Richmond At AueionNBy Sieue 81
decree OF Circuit Of the County pr
The IN .ae - hose 81 as.as,
Commissioner OF the purpose viii exne,. 70
1855 conneaesr a: oecet The .qse, nosc 1n "o
tract OF land in the which Barrel Price
coans and :TTTy made by
nom to s inclusive The Mansion Il, acre, aa h.
contain from 10 to IS part are
orsn sr.v,h Of most valuable Wood aud
hu. anrein convenient city Of Richmond hut
road has beea purchased through the land to Mr.
1no Glareboof opening into tn Turnpike ncw pIant
road the Hr'' , most comfortable and
% Ssis,; an .gre.s can be had each OF the
he public for and in 10 ths civ
,hehsoaa shsfe II Is In great denand great in
TO persons DESTROYS OF engaging farming or in te wood
property. ~ " us'a''e
VIM s9od endorsers for the deferred payments and the
We 's'A'hed SUBJECT to the future order otths Court
Sale conducted BY Gorprx ArrEsscy ''n'
We are auth ored to state the Herare ,r,e,r a,
Dr. csse viii inio lots Win street, Iusni
s,eas the thus lard With The
sei6-2autds n a,
MoT!cS-The sale of land Rchm md advertise, BIZ
S.r to take place on Is.,a.y s.
0e ss: ia o. the Prsni's' a; II o'slost
= the TOWN OF SYDNEY. NEAR The FAIR iRouNbsN
Oh FRIDAY I'd Novembc- ~ o'eloek p NJ upon the prrmi
&C. Beaver the sydney North side Of Fiisooi
An street AZ It's ntesection with Clarke
. D and IN GOOD Oresr the lot IFS and rons
Any disposed purchase residence retired
pery. " '' P'''
balance a. and 10 months, With in
ec2I TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS Ip.,.