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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-21
FIRE IN CHARLESTON

The Charleston Courier of the 18th instant says
AT between one and two O'Clock this morning, a
tire was discovered in the third story of the extern
sive drug aud chemical establishment of Messrs. r.
NJ Cohen & Co, situated in Hsyue, aud extending
throu III TO Market street Notwithstanding the
crse,ic efforts of our indeiatisable fire companies
who were quickly on the spot, the flames soon
wrapped the accent stores in blaze, and at five
oclock-;he hour were compelled to send our
paper to press-the establishments of Messrs p. M.
Cohen & Co. Il. e. Wsldron Il Co, F. ID. Tanning
& Co. Gillauds. Howell & Co., and Haveland.
Harral & Co. had b, Q 4 destroyed
The establishment OF Messrs. T. NJ Horsey &
Co. on the East and Messrs. Courtcnay, Tenant
4 Co.. on the West of the buildings destroyed, were
on IRE as we indited the above"
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LATEST MAIL NE WS.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Yesterday, as the cars on the Ontral Ro

Yesterday, as the cars on the ukntral Road, en-
route fer Richmond, neared the bridge over the Ri.
vann. river, the driving wheels of the engine got
eff the track. The train was moving slowly, and
wss stopped with but little injury 10 the engine
The Engineer was thrown from the engine and
smsrtly stunned, but sustained no serious injury.
The engine was gotten on the track after some de-
Law aud the train arrived last evening about aquar
ter past O'Clock.
The road lie in bad order near Charlottesville but
Yesterday morning the work of relaying the track
there with heavy rail was begun under the emerge
tic superintendence of Mr.. N s. CARPENTER.
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BY TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS.
DIVE HOUSES ANDInTs ON Mn

RIVE HOUSES AND LOTS ON MON
STREETS, AT AUCTION.-,On FRIDAY. 2i.t = Anil n
1904 upon the premises respectively Commencing at
CLOCK, M, will be sold two Succeed Tene.
menus ana Lots, on Monroe street, near its ntersec-
tion with Brook avenue, and adjoining the residence
Aiso,a Framed Tenement and Lot on the south
nue., with four rooms ~" e'o
Also Framed House and Lot ON Duval street. op-
Poslte rrenIiss Row, with five rooms, out-houses &C.
Also, an Unimproved Lot on the no,th side Of 1scI
son street, opposite the late residence of Pemberton
fronting 80 feet and running back Is feet
street, adjoining the residence Of Dr. =. d. Robin.
son. . o
The above propertyis for the most part occupied
by good tenants at fair rents and affords fine oppor
tunty for safe and profitable Investments =
TERMS One-thrd cash. balance at and months
with interest, and title retained, lf-471 q -
ap IL TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aycts
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THE SHIP UNDERWRITER--PAssE
SAVED, &C.

NEW YORK, April 19.-The surgeon of the ship
Underwater has arrived in the city. He reports
her lying on the outer bar, with her head off shore.
She went On Tuesday morning last at half past 4
o'clock
All hands are employed throwing overheard her
cargo: The ship does not leak and it was thought
would be got off with the assistance of the steam
tug at highwaier
The steamer Delaware, hence for Philadelphia,
which has been lying at anchor inside the Hook for
two days, while endeavoring to tender assistance to
the L nderwriter lost her boat and two of her men,
Two steam tugs with schooners in tow have al
ready gone down. The passengers were all con-
veyed to the city this evening, GOO in number
The ship seen by the steamship Roanoke Tues
day morning, standing in for the beach, was no
doubt the packet ship Manhattan from Liverpool for
New York, (snce arrived and it is supposed saw
the position of the U. in time to haul Off They had
been in company previously.
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BY PULLIAM 1 DAVIS
SALE.-Will he so,

VARIETY SALE-Will be sold ON
FRIDAY, the 2lst day of April 1854 At tba
premises recently occupied by Mr. 1. A. Goddn' cor.
ner OF Grace and 9th Streets commencing At 10 5ci
A. M, number of Household and large quantity Of
hltchen Furniture; three Cows, raised in the city.
one having beautiful cow calf AZ her side foeaths,,
with very extensive varied and valuable assortment
Screws, Hardware, &c. sAe''
Terms cash. q. 8 4
Saddle and Bride. = ae'Aa anu n'Se
apl7 PULIIAM h DAvIs 49,.
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DEPARTURE OF Troops. companies Of
Tue 5rd Regiment u s. Artillery, set sail from New
iork on the 18TH, in the steamer Falcon, for San
francisco. They were to have sailed under the
command OF Major Wyse, who was on the i'll.
iaed steamer San Francisco, at the time of her
wreck. Major Wyse, however, resigned his
command about Is minutes before the steamer
sailed, aud Lieut. Losier fthe army took his place
al chief in command OF the departing troops
Lieuts. Winder and vanvort, and Adjutant Winder,
accompanied the soldiers.
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SPORTING iNrELLTGEScE.-Under this caption,
ne Northern papers allude to race In New Or.
"ans' won by Mary Taylor, which they pronounce
uie fastest on record This is the same race de.
'et'oed In Yesterdays Dispatch It was not the
quickest pne or record. although it is believed tina,
Two straight heats were never before so ranidlv
FUN
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM ErRor

NEW YORK, April ao.--The steamer Asia
mas arrived, with Liverpool advices to the sth
instant
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Flour declined to 35s. Corn 41a4as. No
change in Cotton-sales of the week, "a, 600
bales
Consols, So "a.
THE WAR
The Turks have defeated the Russians in
Bess.Arabia
The Allied Fleets have entered the Black
Sea.
No fighting had occurred on the Baltic at
last accounts
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'oNvioTED.-A man nanied Johnson was brought
70 fhiladeiphis from New York ON Tuesday eve.
"ing' charged with robbing merchant in philsdel.
phla on the previous evening, Of 5000. On Wed.
he'day he was tried and cor victed of the offonce
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VESSEL BURNT AT SEA.

NEW York, April 20.-The schooner Nebraska
from port Lavacca Texas, for this port was burnt at
sea- Loss $4,000. Insured in Wall street.
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s. FINE GOLD WATCHES.-N

e. FINE GOLD WATCHES.-We
"A have Just received fan extensive assortment
Ha Of fine GOLD WATCHER, made by tho
bmost celebrated makers, and cased In vari-
Gus styles Also good assortment OF SILVER LE-
YER WATCHES, In open face and hunting cases.
ali Of which we have selected with great care, and
can confidently recommend for time. Call and ex-
anime our stock before purchasing.
Constantly on hand aud receiving the latest styles
Hotel.
ap l9-5ts 7. b. HUMPHREYS SON,
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GMITH'S DYSPEPSTA CORDIAL,

SMTTH'S DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL is
~ offered to the public as positive and never fail
ing cure for Dyspepsia, Flatuence Nervous Debility,
Torpid Liver, and all diseases arising from Ideran ge
ment of the digestive organs 1t is different from the
generality of medicines, being exceedingly agreeable
to the taste 1t is free from every deleterious SUBJ
stance, and can be taken by the most delicate per.
sons.
~" Certificates from highly respectable and well.
known persons accompany each bottle.
For sale by ALEX. OUVAL. Druggist,
155 Main st., Richmond, Va,
And by the proprietor, DR.. WIN. H. SMITH,
sp I'm 10 and 20 South 18th st., PHILADELPHIA.
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DEATH OF EX-SENATOR DA Wis.
BosToN, April 2o.-Hon. John Davis, for
merly U. S. Senator, died yesterday at Wor-
cester.
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"o'faAN DEAD.-Wm. o. Hoffman, who was
- H'ia'nanly treated at st. Louis, by Wilson c.
Hskef' and subsequently, shot by Mrs. Baker, died
"a 'e 18th Inst. Ii Is supposed Mrs. Baker win be
der
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BY ALEX. MOTT 4 Co

GENTEEL HOUSE FURNITURE AT
" AUCTION.-On SATURDAY Morning. com.
mencins at 10 o'clock, will sell at auction At our
store, splendid assortment of Genteel House Fur.
niture, consisting OF Wardrobes, Cabinets, Bureaus
Washstands, Gard Tables, Secretaries Sofas and
Lounges, Carpets, Beds Bedstesds, Chairs, &c.
ADDITIONAL.
At IL O'Clock, we will sell at auction thoroupb
bred Horse, young and gentle lin harness or unde,
the saddle; also, the Saddle and Bride complete
ap2l A. MOTT l. Co. Aucts
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PEMOVAL.-SAM'L SUTHERLAND

pEMOVAL.-SAM' SUTHERLAND
~ respectfully informs his friends and the public
that he has removed his GUN and PISTOL STORE
opposite Eagle Square, in room No. 1872 which has
been handsomely fitted up. especially for the
mediation of himself and his patrons, and where he
is now opening new aud splendid assortment of
GUNS. PISTOLS, CUTLERY, CANES, FISHING
TACKLE, and all kinds of Goods desired by South.
farmers and housekeepers eenerally-all of which he
offers at reasonable prices. by wholesale retail.
Thankful for past favors, he respectfully invites
new stand. an eff I'm
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BY KENT, PAINE q KENT.

AnUO SALE OF SUGAR AND MO.
d., ihASsES AT AUcTlON.-On FRIDAY. the
vhsrf ~ commencing at 10 O'clock st Lud,sn,s
leans :. me schooner A. R. Wetmore, from New Or
lSS h bnns. me nne, choice and fancy SUGARS
hese sugars were selected expressv for tb;. rn.,.
ke1 and are Of superior quality. iot sns MAI
TERMs-An sums under Aioe -, ts, =
amount months credit for approved na,sv snss
up 10 KENT, PAINE 4 KENT a-...
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A CURE FOR COUGHS. COLDS. g.

AZ CUhE FOX COUGHS, COLDS, 90
"a IN A PLEASANT AND CONVENIENT,
FORM-CHERRY PICTORIAL IN NEW
SHAPE.-Bragg's CHERRY PICTORIAL WA
FEKS are pleasant and efectual remedy for colds
coughs, and all diseases of the throat and lunFs-
They contain the pure medicinal virtues of the Wild
Cherry, so generally known a remedy for pulmo-
nary complaints. The children cry for them. There's
fore, every mother should have box After using
one box of these waters you will never touch bet.
Ter medicine. These are Just the thing you want.
Call at PURCELL, LADD CO.'S and procure
box. IA R-d;m ~
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CONGRESS.

In the Senate yesterday after the presentation OF
petitions billto prevent unnecessary delay in dis
charging the cargoes of steamers arriving from for.
eign ports, was taken up and passed. also bill to
recompense the discoverer of practical anasthesia
The homestead bill was again taken up Messrs
Adams and Thompson, of Kentucky, addressed the
Senate ia opposition to the bill Mr. Brown gave
notice OF substitute for the bill, which was then
postponed. Some time was spent in executive SEES
sion.
The House OF Representatives passed the Senate
bill aFpropriatiug ten millions of acres of land for
the dement, OF the INDECENT insane, to be apporton
ed under the direction ofthe President of the limited
States in the compound ratio of geographical area
and representation of the several States in the
House OF Representatives according to the census
OF 300 Each state is required to invest the money
Eenterest OF which is to be appropriated to the sup
port OF the INDECENT insane. The bill passed by
vote OF yeas q, nays 53.-SeAtineL, ThWrsdau
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G. PEYTON,
REAL, ESTATE AGE

STOCK AND MONEY BROKER,
SAN FRANCISCO,
Califoy71id. q.
II Remittances respectfully solicited and prompt.
ly attended to.
Refer to: Gen. B. Peytoo, Albemarle.
Thomas ]. Peyton, Richmond.
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AUCTION sl1.ue.
FUTURH DAY6

~.
By DUNLOP, NONC0RE { co. ----
GROCERIES, &c, AT AUCTION
~ On TUESDAY, 18th inst, commencin, - IN
o'clock, we will sell at aution store ss.s..1
sssortment of GROCERiES, he, CONSISTING Ia mart
e e t hhdA La Lssu:yss and Clarified SUGAR.
Is bbis. Whisky. BRANDY and GIN
Gunpowder and Poushona TEAS
Assorted CANDIES.
le bhs. No lizard OIL.
CIGARS, MUSTARD
MACkEREL, RICE
WINS snS I casks superior Sherry 1nd Madeira
1855 81 esses Y bottles each. Madeira WINE.
mOIs RUTLAND GIN, Rum. he.
IEhhs-Under 800 cash over ei00 4 noutbs
.p q DUNL6F. MoNcuRE / CO.. Auct.
WOOD LAND FOR SALE desire
voot TO sell three hundred and ifty.seveu acre. Of
wUOD LAND. lying in the county of Che.terf;elS
On the Richmond and Petersburg RailrnsS III,
'n as and half miles OF the city of RiehmnnS ~
ane county processiones report to me that mi.
n9, feserving the timber trees will viea ovs, o.
Soaos per acre, for which one dollar pep corS .,S
heavily timbered p " snis iand
NOT sold privately it will be exposed at npb,;.
DAY i5t =. tns ToIlGa Mr.. Totty's) on SATUR
NH so-stawtd, g. BASsETT FRENCH.
reason OF the inclemency of the wssthsr n.
the 22d inst. at4 r. III po''poneo unai saturday,
ap l9-dtd .. q. =.
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THE CHARLESTON FIRE.-LOSS 100000 !!
CHARLE sToN, April I9.-The estimated loss by
the fire in this city yesterday morning. is 100000
The burnt district comprises part OF the chief bu-
siness portion of the city The sufferers are Messrs
Lane & Brown, Beach, Carter g. Co. T. NJ. Horsey
& Co., Haveland, Harral g. Co., L. &. Waldron g.
Co., P. NJ. Cohen g. Co., F. Tanning g. Co.,
Courtenary, Tenant 81 Co, Gillilands, Howell &,
Co., and Hyatt. An account of this fire will be
found in another column
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y NOV A L-DR. A. G.. HARDIN,
~ Graduate of the Physio Medical College and
lnfrmarv of Ohio, still continues to tender his
wees to the citizens of Richmond and vicinity, in all
the departments of his profession, hoping by strict
attention to his profession to merit all the patronage
he may receive.
DR. II. may be found at the corner of Broad and
18th streets. all hours night and day, when not pro-
fessionay engaged Secret forms of disease treated
with great success
u Extracting Teeth only Is cents.
NH l4-Sm
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ARRIVAL OF THE CRESCENT CITY
INTERESTING FROM HAVANA.

NEW YORK, April 20.-The Crescent City, from
New Orleans via Havana, has arrived.
The Captain General of Cuba has been busy re-
Gently in making tour of inspection. He ascer-
tanned that three hundred could be mounted for
use at twenty-four hours notice.
1t is rumored thu provisions are carried into the
Island in the night time and that blasts are being
drilled. This piece OF intelligence is given as we
receive it by telegraph.
The number of troops on the Island falls short
1900. The naval force amounts to % vessels,
chiefly small steamers.
Business suspended during the holidays.
The Crescent City brings advices from Havana
to the 4th inst.
Pezuela is putting the Island in state of defence
in anticipation of coming events.
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LIVERY BODY RUN HE Il e -
II Wherea Why, to GRosHoNG. TUPMAN
CO.'S. SO, Main street, where you can zee 1r saa
to hand s farther additions IN stock, pretty, des.
rsbls, and all OF our own manufacture. Why dont
sp2o GRO HONG. TUPMAN co.
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WANTED.-I wish to hire, for the bal
W ance of the year, from to abe-boded Ne.
Men, to the county of Charles City to work at
a saw mil-for which, | will pay fair price.
ap Ia ED. d, EACHC,
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TAKEN from my house in Manchester,
II on Tuesday. 18th inst, my POCKET BOOK,
containing my FREE PAPERS, and about six dol
lars in small notes and silver Any Information that
may lead to the recovery Of them. or the Papers
alone, will be thankfully received by me. and rsa-
PEGGY BOWMAN,
an % ats free woman color.
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BY ALEX. MOTT q co.


FURNITURE SALEI-Will Be sold.
without reserve on FRIDay sI.f inf 81 X
o'clock at the residence of NJ Styobis n, tk = q
between Clay and Leieh streetr rsrt of ii. Hon.
hold and Kitchen FuFnitufe esnsisfiss AZ ths tof
lowing articles, Wig. y 49,
fine toned Piano -
marble-top Centre Table Ssa
set large size mshoeauy Diuipy Tsbtss
set Sliding Tables - - - 4 s4.gssss
l Mssnifying Glass with cola pripts, Efss44s
thick marbletop Pastry Table = sss.ss@
mahogany Secretary ana Book Case y ii + sssses4
set valuable Books - SEs
set Oil Paintings - sss,v
lset copd and plain Ensrsvins. So go ~
Hign post mahogany Bedstssis az saaa
French post do 40 - - = - 49, e. -
Feather Beds and Hair Msttrassss r ,frsts.EN
window Curtains 49, 5e8fssestss
Dressing Tables Sofas seSss 3ss1sl
Mantel Glasses and Lamn. 81 :
Porcelain Shades &nss
Cut and Plain Glass
with many other articles &c & s. @a
Terms cash. Sale conducted by sstyz*rss3
apH A. MOTT ca An... y.
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NOTICE.-We have this day sold to Mr..
In JAS. w. VERSER, the stock of goods in the
store lately occupied by Mr. Jas. B. Sclater,
agent Persons Indebted the concern. request
ed to settle their accounts with Mr. Verser, and all
persons whom it s indebted will present their bills
to him for payment We have much pleasure in
recommending him to our friends young gentle
man. highly deserving continuance of their patron
age. WILLIAMS BkUTdEh.
April 18th.
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BUNCH RAISIN6.--Cod Fish; North
JCarolins Hersings Portland Syrup. For sale ~
apo John H. CLAIBORNE.
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BOSTON, April 1e.-Some proceedings took place
before Judge Shaw. this forenoon, relative to the
suspension OF the Cochtuate Bank, which resulted
IN the appointment of temporary receivers, who
VIII report on Thursday next. 1t is believed that
the Bank will shortly resume business.
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DOR HIRE, for the balance of the year,
Il a NEGRO WOMAN, of good character and dis
position, who is highly recommended q nurse, be.
ing very attentive aud kind to children and said to
be good cook She has with her child about two
years old. Apply to
DUKE L HUTCHINSON,
apis IA Main st.
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"ANTED-A Partner. with capital of
w $1,000 to $4,000, to join the advertiser in lu-
crative manufacturing business, already established
business easily understood, and one which any prac-
teal busine IS man, whether mechanic not, is
psble of conducting. The best of references given
and required. full explanation given upon an in
terview. Address III r. b." with real name Post
Office Richmond, Va. ap Cts
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PHILADELPHIA, April l9.-The gale OH Monday
was severe in the vicinity of Lewes Del. Snow
Tell TIN oughoutth day, and the wind unroofed
number OF houses and barns, uprooted trees, and
RACED fences to the ground. The following YES
sells were blown ashore: A herm brig from
Norfolk, laden with corn, bound to Boston; the
crew took refuge in the rigging except one sailor,
who swan ashore, and, strange to say, could not
tell the vessels name The schr. f. B. Aston,
from New York, with merchandise and lime,
which gnited soon after striking, and all con-
sumed, except sails and rigging two fishing schrs.
names not rccollected, schooners Bailey and Miner
Fa-the latter lately got off at expense of s. 300
with a portion of her cargo on board and sloop
Eliza Jane, in ballast, bound South for OYSTERS
SeVenty-seven sail remained in the Breakwater.
PHILADELPHIA, April ia letter from Lewes
states that the schooner reported ashore there with
corn, proves to be the Octayia. All the crew were
rescued. The vessel is complete wreck The
schooner LEVITT Enormously reported Barley is
also complete wreck The others ashore will be
got of. Their names are schooners Francis,
rashlon, and Minerva, and sloops Eliza, Jane, and
DAVID Vannermann. No lives lost.
BOSTON, April 1e-Some proceedings took place
before Judge Shaw. this forenoon, relative to the
suspension OF the COchifuatp Rank which resuIfed
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Having purchased the stock of goods at
the old staod of VIM Eggleston. recently occu.
pied by Jas. B. Scater, agent for Messrs Williams
L. Brother, | will conduct the Grocery business Us
heretofore, at the place, where shall be pleas
ed to my friends and the customers of the late
concern and hope by strict attention to business to
merit continuance of their patronage
JAS. w VERSER,
April l9th-ap 2o-l2t No. n, Pearl st.
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MOKKISON 4 MARA
Petersburg, March Is. 1854.

We. the undersigned, were present and witnessed
the opening of the safe above alluded to- and hereby
certify that the statements by Messrs Morrison &
Marable true In every particular.
Smith l. Dunn VIM. Morgan, McIlwaine, Son l.
Co.. Dayenport& Stratton, Paul Hinton, Brokers |;
Gaines Riches, Jas B. Talaferro.
Petersburg March IS, 1854
By schs. Palestine and Oranna, the subscriber has
recsived large addition to his stock Of Safes, and
Second. hand Safes which have been taken In ex.
change for Herring's. for sale at low prices.
Gail at 156 Gary street, sign Of the Red Safe"
r. McCANDLISH, ia.
an II "a Agent for the State
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Withdrawing from the business co1rex-
ion which has sgreeabIy existed between Mr. Moses
H. Preston and myself for the past nine years, II
gives pleasure to recommend his industry, energy
and assduous attention to business the
confidence Of our friends. a.-s 80 !.
an I4-lm JOHN ENDEU8.zs
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WANTED-To rent by small fam.
w lily without children, a Furnished house, in g
genteel neishborhood. Address box Sol, post Office
an l9-St+
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The undersigned will continue to conduct
the TOBACCO AND GENERA COMMISSION
BUSINESS on his individual account and soIicits
the patronage of the friends of the lats Arm Of Pres
ton 4 Enders, and the public generally. s9'ei
=5sa 500 & ss MOSES H. PRESTON.
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10 Observation-Disclosures i.

NOTlCE OF DISSOLUTION.-The
IN firm of PRESTON L ENDERS Il this day an
solved, with the concurrence of both partners each
OF whom viii continue to use the name Of the firm
tons will be given TO closing up lie trans.
actfon MOSES II. PRESTON, i
JOHN ENDERS.
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GREAT FIRE IN PETERSBURG

HKEAI FIKE IN PETERSBURG,
~ VA.-HERRING'S SAFE AGAIN TRIUM-
PHANT.-In the fire which destroyed our store and
entire stock of goods the night Of the Sd Februa
ry last was one of SILAS C. HERRING'S SALA-
MANDER SAFES. with Halls Burglar. Proof Lock
containing books, papers, and a considerable
amount in bank and checks. Owing to the in
knob which unlocks the door was melted off and 1t
could not be opened with the key and had there fore
to be forced open, which operation effected with
considerable difficulty from the great strength with
which the safe made.
On obtaining entrance to the safe the entire con-
tents fceye found secure and uniBjuyed bp fire
MORRISON MARABLE