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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-23

DREADFUL MORTALITY AT SEA Cant Nicker
son. of the brig Isabella from Gonaives makes the
following report
"1he first day out from Gonaives, fell in with the
schooner Risk, of Kingston, Mass, from Port-au
Prince, Dec. %, for Boston. The Captain reported
having lost one-third of his crew at Portau Prince
of fever, and being unable TO procure men in their
places sailed for Boston. When fallen in with by
the brig Isabella the Captain and one man were the
only persons able TO do duty the other seamen hav-
ing been taken sick that morning with fever The
Captain of the schooner requested us to remain
by him. which we did until the 9Th inst IL blew a
heavy gale the night of the 9Th and we lost him
-Bosfoa Trans
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DODGERS RAZOR S,FROPS.-A full
III assortment of these unrivailed Strops now
opening and for sale by the dozen or single one by
G. j. SINTONA CO,
jail Sign Of the Circular Saw. II Main st. ~
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FIRE At ROCHESTER,. NEW YORK

ROCHESTER, Jan. 2l.--A fire broke out last night
in ~ blossom Hotel. destroying the entire block
frala = Paul east to CRYSTAL Palace back The prn-
cpal sufferers were Wade & Osborne druggists
4raal-rree- X Graves, shoe dealers; Maurice & Co.
--n" r., Oafh0ut & Co, grocers; Wahnsley & Bev
Io.ae; dealers and Landon & Mooney, proprietors
g. tho lutcl Loss estimated at $500 900.
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TERRIBLE STORM

CINCINNATI, Jan. GA terrible tornado swept
over Mount Vernon, Ohio, on Friday. Many per-
sons were injured and houses blown down. The
village of Brandon was nearly destroyed
The hurricane passed over section of country
hall mile in width, and was accompanied by hea-
Wy rain and successive flashes of lightning; while
streams overfiowed, destroying an immense amount
of nrnnnrtv
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REDINI EXCITEMENT. &C

NEW YORK. Jan. 20--Monaig Bedini arrived here
las evening, aud will leave in the steamer to-mor-
row. The Know Nothines' are making prepare
tons 70 accompany him to the boat with effgy,
banners, &C.
4 document is in circulation calling meeting of
the citizens next week, against the repeal of the
Missouri Compromise and Mr.. Douglas bill for the
organization OF Nebraska. Ii Is signed by many of
our most prominent citizens.
Chester Jennings the well known proprietor of
the I'D City Hotel, died last night.
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GEORGIA SENATOR.

On Tuesday last the two branches of the Legisla-
t1fe OF Georgia went into joint meeting aud had
three ballots for United States Senator TO succeed
MI Dawson al the expiration of his present term
On the hrs ballot The vote follows: For Mr..
Dawson, 50 votes Mr.. McDonaId, 79 Mr.. Ward l5;
D. Cobb H. and = scattering. On the third ballot
NJ. Dawson had % votes; Mr.. Mcdonald, 6S; Mr..
Ward 2; Mr. Cobb, 10, and scattering. r.
IL - dOubtf0! whether election wiz be made
A! the gentlemen voted for, except Mr.. Dawson,
sEs Democrats.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-23
MARINE DISASTER.

HALIFAX, Jan. Doth, TO P. M-Itis reported that
the brig Mary Jane, from Dublin for New York
has ashore near Jedole Lodges, and out of $50
souls, only were saved. The report wants con
hrlnatiJu.
heavy snow storm is now raging, and there are
no signs Of the steamer Niagara, now in her l4th
day rom Liverpool.
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THE ERIE RIOTERS

PITTsBURG, Jan. 19-The United States District
Court has been engaged all Gay in taking testimony
Iii ne case Of Sheriff Lowrey and Mayor King, for
contempt Of Court at Erie. A large mass of evi-
dcrce has been offered in the case but presents no
new features of marked Importance, although the
testimony of Deputy Marsal Sproull is considered
Iaih er favorable 10 the accused,
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT

Coin SPRING, n. Y, Jan. 19-This morning.
about - O'Clock, after the passage of the express
train from Albany, and the freight train from New
York the mangled body of David jenkins, a flag
man, was discovered by his son in the tunnel al
tarrisJns Station. He leaves large family who
were entirely dependent on him for support.
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BY JOHN r. d. PAYNE, Salesman. q : !
COMMISSIONERS SAJ,E Of uoI,cl

IL
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
~ AND LOT AT AUCT1ON.-By virtue of a de.
cree Of the circuit court of Richmond on
the l9th of January, 1884 in the suits of Anderton
and Burlington and Booker and Burlington, the ur-
dersigned, who was appointed special commission
er by said decree will expose TO sale at public auc
ton, on the premises on WEDNESDAY, the lst day
OF February next, the HOUSE and LOT ia the said
proceedings mentioned, and now In the occupancy
OF VIM. w. Anderton, described in said proceedings
asa certain piece parcel of land lying in the cou
ty OF Hsnrico near the city of Richmond and bound
ed as follows, to wit: fronting 80 feet
inches and running back l57 feet and situated in what
is known as DuvaPs addition to the city Richmond
il being the same land which was conveyed by deed
from Thos j. Evans, Commissioner, to Richard T.
Booker. trustee and by deed dated March 9Th, 1851
and upon which dwelling house and other improve
ments have been erected by said VIM. w. Ander
ton.
TERMS Cash as TO one-third of the purchase
money. and upon credit OF six and twelve months
respectively as to the remaining two-thirds. The
purchaser executing gotiable notes. with approved
security, for the said deferred payments bearing in
terest from the day of the SALE and title the pro-
perty retained until the last payment is made
Sale to commence at O'Clock P. M.
EDWARD Y CANNON
Ja2l-ddts Commissioner.
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LATER FROM Pho

baltimore. Jan 2l.-The ship VIM H. DeCour-
Sc, Wright commander, arrived here this morn
ir.- RINGING Rio dates to the 10Th OF December, be-
IN four days later than previously received
Th- ship had experienced severe storms.
Business was dali in R;n. Merchants were wait
Ing -. :pt q letters per the English steamer just
ar..fet t-are.
Cf.n duh az 10 cents per pound. Flour at %
-rrrts U,ltr things quiet
]. lcal affairs quiet, and the news in the
7 Fl. I'd world unimportant
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CONFEDERATION IN VERMONT.

CAsrLEro~. VI Jan. GA fire broke out last
~ -..a- N block Of buildings occupied by Messrs
Rot AMI Tounson, merchants. and others. The
.,r-r, lock consisting OF five buildings with others
nj. ,r.u- were burn. The office OF Register of
beds wa in one OF the buildings but the records
,yfrn ' saved Loss not known
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We learn from the Alexandria Sentinel that wo1
man was found dead in the neighborhood Of Pohick
Church on Thursday morning. supposed to have
been murdered by her husband A coroners inquest
was TO have been held on the same day but we have
III, heard the result
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FUTURE DAYS
: / skUeTEEsS SALE OF SI7V "a AND

=
: skuoTEE'S SALE OF SLAVES AND
- kEAk EsTATE.-As Trnstee. Is ! dsed ere
issS "a pserss Mls on the 81 day q December
9agTs q the CITY or Richmond shsiI ell for cash
snct;os 80. the 18th n.s- = - s'slock, ii d
$500 LOON GIN b c. b. HILL, the following
s s-.s her two infant children; also, WsIlsee
AoVss = year. old, and Sam, about Is years ola
~ o'clock, on the same day, shall also se n
~ rnsses, ct public suction, the premises LOT
q % south side Of Basn lying 10th street.
,s 81 rect on the Eastern side Of 10th street. and
back Al feet to an alley 81 feet wide with
w" wooden tenements thereon.
and W ssaaLE.-One-third cash, and balance at
notes - Ahselen sooeos Ie1 endorsed
.,e g the above property IL believed to be
- vested in the Trustee. -" "a W conseyea -
cntsG ap9 ~, sss Z made subieeo trust deed
Nicholas Mills " seeuIe |iooV 70
ia 14--dtds trustee.
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CLERICAL REMOVALS AND APPoINTMESr-T. d.
Feadail OF Virginia. % class Clerk in Sixth Audi
tors Office, removed.
A. F. ShriYer, of Maryland, I'd class Clerk in Sc
c0Ed Auditors Office, removed
James :. Douglas, of Virginia. appointed TO lst
c.ass Clerkship in Sixth Auditors Office.
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HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.

NEW HAVEN. Jan. 20-Asnor Finch. Of South
ap,ua cut his daughters throat last night, while in
br,. asleep, and afterwards cut his own throat
}t-h ar dead. He insane, and his daughter
,,e- an idiot
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NO STEAMER VET

BosToN, Jan. 22.-There are no tidings of the
Niagara, now fully due at Halifax A dense fog
prevails there fI- ~
the weather throughout the North is excessively
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NoRE oF THE ERIE TROUBLES.

FRrr. Jan. 2L-The mob last evening hung in
az. y Nj J H. Walker Of the Erie and Northeast
Ra r543. The eiiEy was labeled. The father Of
r., -su-c law" and vet bangles from the limb Of
~, ,r.a on which II was hung.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 2l-A document is in circula
ton calling meeting of the citizens, next week
who are against the repeal OF the Missouri Compro
mise, is expected will be proposed in Congress-
in order to legslate slavery into the Territory Ne
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-23

We are deeply panied to state that NJ. de Bodisco
the highly esteemed Minister of Russia is lahoring
under an illness so severe 10 have left during the
last two or three days scarcely hope of his surviv
ing it.-Nat Int, Saturday
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PHILADELPHIA Jan. 20 No train LEFT here to.
his9t for Baltimore, and the mails were dispatched
via York. The ice in the Susquehanna is now pass
lne On rapidly, and regular travel on the railroad
Val be resumed 10. morrow
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-23

PROVIDENCE, Jan. 20th.-The bill to repeal the
liquor law and substitute the license system, with
no liquor 10 be drunk the premises, was laid
Ae tabieby the Senate, this morning, by vote o.
II 70 I
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BosToN, Jan. 19.-The large block OF buildings
including the pos:.office, in Saco Maine has beer
entirely consumed by fire.
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EXECUTION OF JEREMIAH STROUD.

The Caroliaa Spartan inferms us that on Friday
iast this unfortunate man publicly atoned for the
murder of Samuel Gentry, by hanging. He had been
respited three times BIZ the Governor and on that day
Ultimately between the hours ofs O'Clock, A. NJ, and
2o'cloek, P. NJ, expiated his offence In the mode
NJ haya aYad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-23

NEW YoRK Jan 2l.-Tbe Baltic sailed today with
tiity-tws passengers. No specie Monsigneur Be.
dsni, the P0pe's Kunco, did not sail u her, unless
under an assumed name
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BOSTON, jap. 20th.-The merchants here have
subscribed 5000 for those who aided in rescuinl
The passengers OF the San Francisco
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LIST OF LOTS AND PARTS OF

N LOTS in the city of Richmond returned de.in-
quent TOR the nonpayment of city taxes there for
the year 1885, which said lots parts of lots will be
sold in front of the City all the lst day OF the
next term of the Hastings Court of the city of Rich
nlond, between the honrs of II IN the moraing aud
O'Clock in the afternoon, unless there be previously
paid the taxes Their. on, together with 20 per cent
for additional charges.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-23

OGDENsBURG, IN. " Jan. 20.-The large factory
owned byJ G. Judson, was destroyed by fire last
night. Loss $4,000 Insured
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-23

HARRIsBuRG, Jan 20.-The Senate to-day passed
the bill repeating the charter OF the Franklin Canal
Company, by unanimous vote.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-23

Richard Lowell has been arrested on suspicion of
numbering negro in Georgetown, d. e, few
aays since.
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CATsKILL, n. Y, Jan. 20-Warren Wood was
exec uted here to-day for the murder of the pedlar
Williams.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan "a The Hon James Coop
er has been elected President Of the Sunbury an,
Enc Railroad
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ia 2l-ddts
BY TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucts.

BY TAYLOR Z WILLIAMS, Aucts.
-FOUR HOUSES AND LOTS ON Sc
Il COND STREET AND IN DUvAL'S ADDI-
TION AT AUCTION-On FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
27th inst, at O'Clock. upon the premises, will be
sold, two large framed TENEMENTS and LOTS,
situated on the West side of I'd street, near Mrs
Downeys store fronting about 20 feet each, and
ming back $50 feet.
After which will be sold two HOUSES and LOTS
in Duvals addition, on the West side of st. James
street, between Federal and Coutts' cts the
residence of DIR. Robinson. fronting about so feet
earh and running back l25 feet. M .l..i 81
The whole of the above property is now yielding
good rents, and hose wishing to invest in such pro-
perry would do well to attend. yr5.,l
TERMS -One-third cash; balance at 4, and II
mouths credit payments to bear INTEREST," and title to
be withheld until last note is paid. ssIts.
ia 20- TAYLOR IL WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
THE RUSSIAN MfNIsTEP

THE RUSSIAN MINISTER
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.--M Bodisco, the Russian
sainissers coniinuesvery how There b no aprpss
pect OF his recovery. sa.z..a-.za.... = e. - a
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VALUABLE T;AKM. NEAR BROOK


Y TURNPIKE, 81 MILES FROM RICHMOND,
ALSO CROPS OF CORN, SHUCKS, FODDER,
STRAW, THREE MULES, HORSE, TWO COWS,
BUGGY. &c, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-WilI be
sold on FRIDAY, the 9th January 1854, upon the
premises, commencing at IL O'Clock, the FARM re-
Gently occupied by Mr. Jos. s. James Jr., situated
about 81 miles from the city Of Rie, mon and few
plank road is to be constructed very snortlyadjoin
ing the residence of Maj Jas Hill. 1t contains 1851
acres of which about one-hnf is cleared balance in
wood and timber. The improvements are all new.
consisting of handsome cottage residence contain
ing rooms, besides kitchen, servant1 house, barn,
stable, &c.
After the sale of the Land win be sold the crops
of Corn, u2o barrels) shacks, Fodder, straw &c
Also very fine young Mules, one excellent buggy
Horse, four Cows, one Buggy, and all the Farming
implements on the place.
Terms for the Land-One-sixth cash, one-sixth at
months and the balance, upon very lib ral terms
of credit to be made known at the hour Of sale
For the personal estate, all under so cash. over
that sixty days credit for approved endorsed
negotiable paper.
ia6-dtds ass Aucts.
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VALUABLE IRON FURN A CE,

VALUABLE IRON FURNA ACE,
Y FORGE. &c. WITH S,500ACRES OF LAND,
FOR SALE-The subscriber offers for sale, lying in
WORKS, FORGE. &C." with all the Fixtures,
Buildings &c, and g. 500 acres of Land adjoining ali
included, for the sum of $40 000-one.fourth cash.
rest. vi z=g h
This Iron Ore is said, by all who have used it, to
be the strongest and the most valuable for making
best cannon the Government ever had, used almost
entirely of this iron, for which he was always willing
pay an extra price.
fla COMPANY should purchase this property they
might add, with the great water power, many other
factories besides, the Central Railroad will run
within two miles of the place.
Those who may be disposed to purchase OBJ.
ain information by addressing JOHN DOYLE, Esq,
Lexington, Va, who will be ready to show the pro-
perty or the subscriber, at Richmond, Va.
ja6-2aw4w j. J. FRY.
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DEAL ESTATE OPPOSITE COUNTY
IL COURT HOUSE. AT AUCTION.--On WE D.
NESDAY, 25th JAM. st O'clock, P. NJ upOa the
premises, will be sold. HOUSE aud LOT on the
North side of Main street. betwee 2st and 22d sts
fronting 10 feet, and running back $50 feet TO an al
ley. .-.sE -a
TERMs--One-thrd cash balance at G and IL
months, carrying interest secured By deed trust.
By request.
jaIS "a TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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NOTICE.-All gentlemen wishing their
~ RAZORS set, or any other CUTLERY, will
ders at my room at Mrs Flournoy's boarding house
or Mr.. Bartholomew, Governor stree, and also
at Mr. Andrew Johnston's, No. n Main st. Thank
full for past favors have to solicit continuance of
the same.
Persons sending six Razors viii be entitled to one
gratis. I'd. .-s
ia l2-dlm&c4t* MICAJAH S. MEADOR.
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BY A. MOTT u CO.
BY GODDTN & APPERsoN.

GALE OF TEN NEGROES UNDER
oDECREE OF CUURT-Will be sold, on WE'D
NESDAY, the 18th day of January, 1854, tunder
IN the case of Talley against Tsley's admir- &c.) il
front OF the City Hail. at the hour Of IL o'clock ten
valuable SLAVrS, consisting offs uen, 2 girls from
10 to IL years old, woman and her children
p Terms cash.
By request of the Commissioner <
ia i. ID
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE /,

HENRICO, NEAR THE CITY OF RICH-
MOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION AS Attorney
10 fact of Admiral E. Elliott of California, shall
sell at auction on WEDNESDAY, the 25th day Of
January, 1854, upon the premises commencing at the
hour hereafter named undivided moiety of the
following pieces of Real Estate, viz: A very hand
soely located Lot of II acres about one mile east
OF the city of Richmond, on the New Bridge road,
opposite to the grocery and tavern of Mr.. Josiah S.
LeadbetteT; also, small Brick Tenement on the
east line of 18th street, the corporation line
fronting S6s feet on said 18th street. running back so
feet; also, large framed Dwelling on the north line
said Broad street % feet running back l65 feet and
bounded the east by the lot of Mr. Cornelius Crew
on which he resides. tft
TERMs-One- cash; balance at and months
for negotiable notes. interest added and title retain.
ed till last note is paid. siss rs SECS 4
The sale will commence at O'Clock, P. NJ, and
will be continued in the order advertised -
E9 - I.5a }3 tttt = wv. GODDIN.s -
Attorney in fact OF AdmralE Elliott.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN l. APPERsoN, Aucts.
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VALUABLE GRANITE FRONT TEN.

EMENTS ON BYRD. BETWEEN 9Th AND
loTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Wiil
be sold on TUESDAY, the 24th day of January 1864,
upon the premises, CONNIE ncng at O. clock, those
two newly erected bnck Tenenients. with granite
9Th and 10Th streets, owned by Mr.. Henry Wenhold
Also, brick Tenement in rear. The property will
running back about Is feet and then to sell the rear
Tenement, fronting the alley about 400 feet This
property from its desirable location for business ia
regarded very valuable -
TERms-One-fourth cash. balance at 4, and IL
months for negotiable notes, interest added secured
by trust deed. GODDIN AAPPERSON { :
ia I3-dtd 81 "a. Ar.ts
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~ =" AD1E q UhAH, Uruggiste.
nov i5-dGcts Agents for the Manufacturers

NOTlCE.-The subscriber having taken
~ the buildings corner of Franklin and Wa sts
takes this method Of calling the attention of his
IFen6s and the public generally his new stock Of
sADpLES, tBRIDLES, HARNESS, COLLARS
NC he Is prepared to execute all orders In his line
with neatness and dispatch 10y
Having obtained the services of Mr. LEMUEI.
hlPLEf ne is prepared to get up in superior style
and furnish fine Light Buggy and Carriage Harness
as can be obtained in our city, 80 = ->'-s
ia Sim HENRY pAYrp
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Vie whole press OF philadelphia are ont
4 IN favor ofHOOFLAND'SG GERMAN BITTERS
We are glad 10 record the success of this yaiush,
remedy TOR Dyspepsia, we believe it supplies de-.
Sderatum In the medical worlc long needed The
wretched imifators and eounterfeiters have with
drawn their nostrums from the market, and the pub
TIC are spared from the danger of swallowing poison
ia 1S-6G cSw
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1NHE WHITE GREASEH is a ne

NHE WHITE CREASE is a new.
convenient and economical substitute for tar and
othe ubrcators for the axles of transportation carr
omnlbusses carriages, drays, wagons &c. 1t il NOT
aHectec by the weather. retaining the same cousis-
axies, and is cheaper and more durable than any
other grease in use. -
roi sale In IN canisters of three and six pounds
and In kegs of Is, so and 100 lbs each by
ADIE GRAY, Drug giste
nov l9-dEcts Agents FIR ths. Ma,ufary,,...
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RUOhS.-I2,UUUV volumes Of Books Mn
Iarss let Of Stationery, Writing Papep GOA
ana slissr Pens and Pencils at Auction AZ ssss
&C osioc5. ThiS EVENING, a. the store en- Msis p
spIendd eoif...;eJ =. moore Co., Willis sold
raf Csss;.ei ot StsndaId foeficsl Histor-
the publisher eiffee Hon
n Also Family and Pocket Bibles, Prayer and HYMN
booka Annals, Albums and Off Books W,I,i-,.
Paper, Envelopes. Gold and Silver Pencil. lung
ALEX. MOTT CO. Aucts.
=. e5sgboeks at private sale during the dsy.
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REMOVAL.-THE TIN AND, SHEET

- IhUN ESTABLISHMENT of the subscriber
has been removed from 18th st. to 18th ST.. to the
mouse formerly occupied by Mr. Breck enridre oppo.
ste the grocery store on 18th of Mr. M Waliace
returns thanks to his friends and the public for
the generous patronage heretofore bestowed, and
nelng now better prepared to attend to their avors
de % CHAS UT4Nrrrv
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DEM0VED--We hsye removed to our
Ii New Fire Proof Ware House lust conpIeted,
tbsw i Fisher. - ~ II. I 800 S.s 8 Il
jA film cRENeHAW& Co.
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CHOPPERS TOOLS.-Now opening per
~ sehr. Gallego. an additional supply OF fhoss m-
perior patent bent Drawing Knives, which hsve
given such universal sstisfactior together with =
tomplsta assortment Of every Tool necessary for
Cooper use, which we offer At low prices.
C. j. S1NTON Co,
jala slgnof the Circular Saw. II Mains
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-06
Easterlmg Land.

The business of entering land under the
recent act of Congress termed the 'sGradu-
alton Bill' goes bravely on in this city,
For more than week past the Receivers
Office, ON South and Fourth streets, has been
thronged by eager applicants, and notwith-
standing thousands of acres have been Sc
cured, there is no diminution, but if any
thing the crowd increases daily. A num-
Der of farmers and others from distance
have been two and three days in constant
attendance, and their turn has not come
yet. The proceedings are conducted on the
principle of going to mill, first come irs'
served, and to prevent confusion, each ap-
plicant upon arrival has to ssdeclare is In
tention' of owning little more of Uncle
Sans domain provided some brisk neigh
Dor has not taken put the final papers be-
fore he gets chance at it.-St. Louis In
telligencer.