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BUTTER AND BUCKWHEAT.

GOSHEN Butter, selected from Delaware county
VI Diaries. New York and Pennsylvania extra
hulled Buckwheat in barrels, half barrels and bags
The best Philadelphia butter in prints for table use
Supplies received weekly, and any quantity deliver
ed TO order. SHEKELL 4 BAILEY
Successors to ]. b Kibbey Co..
Jan. 2-dlwif No. 5, opposite Centre Market
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SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD MAHOGANY,
AND WALNUT FURNITURE.

hNU w hI1tNO FIhNI VhF,
lust received at WALLS cheap House Furnish
~ ing Warerooms, Seventh street opposite tho
National Intolligenccr Office, among which may he
found
Rosewood, Mahogany, and Walnut Tote-a. Tote and
Sofas in hair cloth and brocatclle, in great yari-
city;
Easy Chairs, Arm Chairs, and Rockers 70 match
Mnghogany, Walnut, French, and Cottage Bedsteafs,
Walnut and Mahogany Etageros;
Cabinets and Whatnots;
Mahogany and Walnut marble top and plain Bureaus;
Mahogany, Wnlout. and Maple Wsrdrohes;
Feather Beds. hair and shuck Mattresses;
Handsome gilt and Mahogany Mirrors
And very large and general assortment or all
kinds Of goods necessary for furnishing, u which the
attention OF those furnishing Is respectfully invited
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. All
Of which will be sold very low ~ WALLS House
Furnishing Warerooms on Seventh street, opposite
lntclhgenccr office. Jan. 2--dlw
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ALBERT g. BROWNE

ALBERT G. BROWNE,
COMMISSION MERCHANT, and Agent Of the
" Bosten Hemp Manufacturing Company. Gangs
OF Rigging and Manila Cordage; American Russia,
and Manila Hemp, for sale,
Jan. 6--d3m No, l52 Commercial st.. Boston.
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ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PICKLES,
4 ND English Sauces, viz 9herkins Mixed, Pic
"A calilly. Chow. Chow, Walnut, Caulnower Eng
sh of both Crosse Blackwells and Batty's export
alton
Crosse A Blackwoll's celebrated Onion Pickles
Mixed Mangoes, Martinas, Onions CauliAowcr, Red
Cabbage American;
Van Benschoten and Wells Provost, New York
Lee 4 Perrin celebrated Worcestershire Sauce in
quarts, pints, and half pints late importation.
Also, John Bulls, Harvey. Reading India. Soy, Es-
sence Of Anchovics and Lobster
Crosse Blackwes and Whybrow's Eng. Mustard
Louis Frere's French Mustard
English refined Table Salt 10 jars.
SHEKELL n BAILEY,
Successors TO John y Kibbey a CO..
Jan 3-dlwif No s. onnosite Centre Markell
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BALTIMORE FEB. II, IL M --Breadstuifs
very dull. Prices declining. Plenty Of sellers
and few buyers Flour held at $3.50, but no
sales. Wheat declined; $500 bushels offered,
but small sales; white at 80 05 to S210; red
at 81 2 to $203. Corn--22 900 bushels Of
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EXTRACTS From QUIZ Correspondence.

A correspondent in East Rochester, Ohio,
says, The effort in Congress to force through
the Nebraska bill is doing wonders for the In
dependent Democracy do not know man,
either Wing or Democrat, who favors the pas
sage Of the bill, in this part Of Columbiana,
Ohio
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TO THE CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS
Who Seek their Supplies IN our Market.

nNE PRICE ONLY We are in our NEW
~ STORE, which was erected expressly for us We
think it the most comfortable and best lighted store
room in the city; and with increased ROOM facilities
and experience deemed quite ample, we shall deal
larpely in =
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ID. CAMPBELL,
SADDLER, Harness, and Trunk Maker, Pennsyl-
- gania avenue, few doors east Of tho National
Hotel, City Of Washington. Jan. 2-3m
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARsRF

~ WAhD,-The following negroes have sbscop.
d.d from the Coke Mines on Tuckahoe CreeT =
this county. and TWENTY DOLLARS each v;Iik.
paid for their apprehension and delivery to ma II
Richmond. or to the overseer at the Mines:
GEORGE, q black negro, S feet inches In hei,bt
Y years old, intelligent, sprghty locking sen@fsllv
smiles when spoken to-mouth small for 3 perro
raised in charlottesville and lately taken out Oh An
gusta jail as runaway.
SPENCER, black negro, feet III inche, In
height. very wide the sboulders dawr6sh bnt
very powerful looking man, u years eld-a burn on
his left near the shouder-wide montk-lov
forehead almost invariably smiles when spoken to =
He was raised BY john Hart Hunt in Pitts, lvsri.
couaty.
These two left about the 25th September.
WILLIAM, or BILLY, dark mulatto. about o.
years of age, feet ii inches in height hish cheeI
bones, very wide between the eyes, and wears ysrv
heavy head of hair. He was raised BY Thomas &
Leary. of Windsor county, North Carolina
NED, black negro, about IS years of age 5 feet
inches In height; burr right leg; wears thin lon,
beard; was raised BY James Wilson, Surry COUNTY
whittier he will no doubt seek to escape BIZ water
MADISON. or MAT. very black negro, about q
years Of feet inches in height active sprisht
ly aud intelligent front teeth very burn on
upper part of breast and left arm; was raissd h
VIM. MEG ruder Of Powha tan. y
These last three left the NJ mes on the 22d ina.
oc 25-lUt JNO. J. WERTH AIT
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FARM IN JAMES CITY COUNTY,

VA. TUX SALE-I Offer for sale the Farm
situated in James City County, Virginia. about IS
Road leading to the city of WILLIAMSBURG and known
by the name OF "Parker's Tavern.n 1t contains by
old survey, 465 acres. about 100 cleared balance kes
yiiy tmbered with pine, oak, ash, maple poplar and
hickory-princpslly the former. The Dwelling.
House is in good condition, having undergone tho
rough repair the location beautiful and healthy
As no objection can be raised at this dsy to tie uss
OF mario and its value, will add that more can be
found on this estate and Of best quality than can Be
found on any other body of land Of same extent
Exclusive Of oak, ash, poplar and hickory, from
10 GOO 70 cords Of wood may be of the land
and delivered either In York or the Chickshorniny
rivers shipped from thence to the Northern citie
where wood selling for 81 so cash per cord by he
cargo, and must continue to command advancing
rates.
A. the owners Of this property resides nearly fly
miles from II 1t will be- sold for about half il rs
value.
E For terms, &C., address @
TRUMAN A. PARKER,
Rich Vs
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LIST OF MARsHALs to conduct the Exhi-
bition at the Fair, to commence TUESDAY, 31st Oc.
tober 1854:
Chief .MaraAa-JJohn NJ. Sheppard, Jr.
-4id-Wm. Wood.
Chief of Poliee-A. Jarvis.
General Superintendent Of Groands-Capt Charlie co
Dimmock.
Cattle Department IS. w. Ficklin
Horses--Caivin Green
Sheep-Theod. N. DAVIDSON.
Saniae- ohm Hilisman. :s
Pouitry-Richard o. Haskins.
Dairy Depay tuent-Joseph Corbin Burton.
Vegetable Department-A. s. Storrs.
Manufdetures-Capt. Robt NJ Nimmo.
Implement Depaytment-Wm Garth.
Floral Departmental. Prosser Tabb.
Floughiag Mdtch-Wm D. Simms.
Forage Master-Jacob Atlee.
COMMITTEE Of Reception of Guests-Jas. Lyons Geo.
w. Munford Chas. Carter Lee.
FRIDAY, 9th October.-The Grounds will be
opened for the reception of Articles and Animals,
and will be kept open from day to day, Sundays ex
cepted, until 8 O'Clock A. M. on Tuesday, 31st.
TUESDAY, Slst Oct.-The Judges will be called
at 10 O'clock will assemble at the tent of the Chief
names, receive form books in whch to record their
awards and then proceed to the discharge of their
duties.
The Grounds will be opened at O'Clock A. NJ for
the admission of Officers, Judges, and Members OF
the Society.
ALI persons will enter the Grounds at the Gate en-
Main street, and retire at the Gate On Franklin ST.
The Marshals will meet on the Grounds on SA-
TURDAY, the S8th inst, at O'Clock A. M,
JOHN M. SHEPARD, JR,
&C . -------- Chief Marshal
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD--

u KanaWsy fTom the subscriber, in Hen1ico, In
July, 1858, negro man, about 60years old Of dark
compile xion, five feet, nine ten inches high and
tolerably stout; he formerly belonged to Mr. Pleas
ant Akin, decd. He answers to the name of TOM
HART. He il cooper by trade and q coarse carpen.
ter and sawyer Supposed to be in Petersburg. or
thereabouts. will pay the above reward for his
safe delivery to me In Richmond
oc 14-2aW3w* henry w SHARPE
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TNEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Ie eft, o.

Il Monday night last, the Barque SAONE Cart
g. A. Karstens lying at Rockets ne gro man named
JOHN FRISBY, tffee,l about 81 years of age, black
compile xioD, wooliy HAIR and black eyes Said negro
shipped in Boston on the above barque for yoysee
20 Rio de Janeiro via Richmond. l will give re-,
ward OF 80 for the delivery of said seaman to me-
&C Bermuda Hundreds. @. A. KARSTENS
oc 25-3t* Can't Baraue Saons
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WOODWARD s. LIPscOMB. Broad

street, 3rd door below End street. Nespectful-
~ announce to their friends and the public general.
ly, that they have associated themselves for
the purpose of REPAIRING AND POLISHING
ness, to secure liberal share OF patronage.
N B.--Persons who wish their FURNITURE RE.
PAIRED at their RESIDENCES can have iEdons By
resolved and promptly attended TO.
NEWTON LiPscoMB. WAawIcK NJ WoopwARp.
Sc Sn-dlms
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~ DOLLARS REWARD will be maid

cO for the. apprehension and delivery to me of
my servant girl SARAH, who is about Is years old
dark complexion, hair grows low on the forehead
medium size. She was in the possession of ME-
Margaret Alsup, in Richmond, in August 1855
Since that time neither of them have been heard
from WIN p ALSIiP
&C 2j-2awiw Frederict sbn,s VI
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EXCHANGE

n
Coal To- B.lamoss esass.v bsshsl
EXCHANGE
sSrs ..ss s,Ess: = 6 s.snis%s .,.. :. y.
chief Norshsrl sltiss scarce and i demand. Baals
mot drewing. Broken selling ct ls0H y ct. prem.
ssss s- sssh.l! sosss No. Bs.
n Carolina s and ). Carroll. rsna..ss. ~ as.
Georgia. !. Ohio. ...........2f
Alaesms State Bank..aa :. :. Northern lnisrior.i
All solvent smail notes, except Fredericksburg Cor
pof.tion are taken BY the brokers st y cent. dia
Fredericksburg are down to rs " ct. discount
prom.
Son, Brokers. for the wsek ending 7aHv'doS, oef.
Virgin. per cents "a year. to run. sales at the
Virginia per cents. IS years time, last sales At sleo
iIsioi. per cents over 10 year, to rum last sales
yirsinis Der cts under 10 years to rum last ssles
Bonds suarantssd By the State last sales 900 and
Richmond richmond City BIDS 81 years to run. NO sale.
Virginia Bank Stock, PAL, 81. last sales s7sa.
Farmers Bank Stock, sales SlI0
Exchange Bank Stock, last sales $llc4.
Virginia Fire and Marine, last sales 49,
Richmond Fire Association Stock par SO, sales ISL
Richmond, Frsderieksburs and Potomac Railroad
Stock last sales S98.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock ID sales at est.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock last sales
81.
Richmond and Danville Railroad Stock, last sales
$50.
James River and Kenawha Stock. last sales, s1s.
COMMERCIAL NEWS BY THE NIAGARA.
From Brown L. Shipley's Circular.
LIvERpooL, Oct. IS. r. M.-BreadstuGs-The mar
ket Is firm: Flour has advanced 10. Cd; Wheat a.;
Corn Is dull. and prices q trie lower. The stock
of Bfeadstus the sesports is small and fsrmersdo
not offer freely. The quotations as follows:
Flour-Western Canal Sis asa; Straight Balt-
more and philadelphia 34s. 1055s; Canada 32s ass
Wheat-White Wheat IS. Sd los. Sd. 0I0s. ID;
Red &c. Sd. as. Cd.
Corn-White and Yellow Sss. O39,; Mixed SIS. Cd.
SINE other Circulars quote Western Canal Flour
32s. 3D.; Ohio SIS dDS7s.. and Corn 38s.
Bariogs London Circular of October Is reports the
markets generally quiet. Breadstufs dearer. West
ern Canal Flour 39s.040s.
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OFFICE r. 4 p. R. r. COMPANY.
RICHMOND. Oct. IL, 1854
TNEN DOLLARS REWARD Rapaws,

4 from the service of the Richmond, Fredericks.
burg and Potomac Railroad Company, on the I'd Of
about feet inches in height, brown shiu. with
beard on his chin, and sometimes hesitstes when
spoken to. He Is shout % or so years OF are. He
has wife living at Mr.. Henry Georgia. Ia Caroline
county, whittier he has probably gone The above
reward will be paid for his delivery to me in Rich.
mond. w. N. BRAGG
oc 10 sNE4 Supt of Road
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L capped from the subscriber, my negro bow TOM
about thirty years of age rather over the ayerars
heshth Of negroes; very black. with fiat nose tbisS
lips ana bushy hsr nearly the whole front of one les
Is scar caused by the bite of dog. The above rs.
ward OF go will be paid If taken out of the comfy
or county of Herrco, and delivered to me or at Carv
street Jail He is supposed to be lurking about ths
suburbs of the city: VIM GREANER
ne 21-.Iv
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PERSONAL.

MARIA MALATESTER- woman
1yl has been for some time past imposing herself
the public city being in destitute circum
husband. whom shs has left and who is able a and
willing to provide for her. The public are eau. toned
against her She has teeth, and is this time
cisnte. This notice Ii Published by her brother.r Jaw
&C lo-dIm. Philip DERVoTTo.
m FALL STOCK OF HATS AND
- CAPS.-The subscriber is now ready to fur
nish merchants and dealers with large and well as
sorted stock of HATS and CAPS a. has ever been
offered In this or any other market.
Purchasers will find, examination, that this Fall
Goods are oweri price than usual while the styles
There are many new and taste fully sottsn M HATS
and CAPS for gentlemen, boys and children, which
are really handsome and win be found very desira-
The subscriber keeps also large stock of ladieE
fs,hion1ble FURS of the newest and most fashion.
At Wholesale and retail on the ssss term. % ''''
eoSo-d1m 81 Main street. Richmond.
Gas APPARATUS FOR THE COUN-
~ TRY. adapted to the use of private dwellings
:sep:
The Maryland PORTABLE GAS COMPA-
~ ~ SSA y keep on band and make to
Their apparatus has stood the test Of years and can
Lot be escelled in economy, safety and simplicity
e. r. SPRAGUE, Treasurer.
az l-dSm 202 BALTIC. st.. Bait. Nd.
RUSJNESS HOUSE ON MAIN ST.
- FOR KENT:-The large and admirably arrau-
eed building on Main street, adjoining Kent Paine
ssa Il Immediate
na as.bs Sou... r. fhs
g TAYLOR h WILLIAMS.
EISK'S PATENT METALLIC BURIAL
0ASES.-The subscriber keeps constantly on
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fl,EACHER OF FOREIGN L1NGTTa-

0Es.-sIGNOR ANTONIO eEORGE "a.
arrived from Pars bees leave to inform the elt;!s
Of hichmcnd, that he win give instruetions In ~
French and Italian Lansugss either In private L.
sons or In cas-. 'er
Usher in these departments, upon reasenable erm
He has spent most OF his time in Paria and unds,.
stands the languafe perfectly. He feels coniidsn,
that he will give entire satisfactien.
Orders may be left at the bootsfoYe of Jas Woos.
house, Main street ct Harold h Mursy's Broad n
OF at the residence Of his brother, Sig O. Georss'
corner of 4th and Broad streets oc s~Ssse
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WINTER FASHIONS.-Mrs.G g. G.
ALLEN willopen on Tuesday next, the Gath
Yl1E instant, at her Rooms, on EAGLE SQUARE,
HATS oc2l-6t.
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he II RINGIG-

? - = - u L N
PATENIf FIRE. Poor SAPES
TH II Subscribers are the author red
Fair Premum SAFES. r-ss "otsus
large assorsmsnt constantly on hand md "a,
sale, secured with Halls Patent Powder oronf srJ
other Safe Locks - : : - w. - - w .a'u
KNOWLES WAEFuRD.
Corner Main ard Iith "a
where can &c seen csrtidcates and q stnoniais az
the security Of Heuipss IRE and burglar proof sac
rom the following peSsOua. +
nofnson Aafables ketcnburE Va, CD B.
Tate and others, Nov 0rieans; w r. Genriins and
otee1 NV York; Lewis Co, ana cshefs fhila
oei1hies geo asfsr snd o<hen. Montreal b, MsIis-
y - ethefs. chereu, .. snd mora than 100 al
sfs nem ~ psfts OF the Unitsd etstss csoadsi
DARN FOR RENT.-We have FIR -en7
~ smel! Ann containtnx about f~entv kersa
With seed DWELLING md 81 the nsces;slv Gut.
1iope. aft9cAe9, dtnAte6 On The Mechaujcevlis
taDsaes ebeee tHo miles ffcn the "a q Moe ~
snowu,ss 1svees6sle. The lond q Il hirh cultiys.
tiee wtsh eood eneloeuse, ead wslf alsptsf III &
n g q ss,sssp Applste LA1Us 8 HIM.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
FNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 8 1854.
ADDITIONAL NEWS By TnE WASHINGTON.

ADDITIONAL NEWS BY the WASHINGTON
iishcd on the sth The los ofthe Eeelish included
IS officers. 10 sefeeents 2 drummers, 306 rank and
file killed. aud 70 o6cers, IS serseanfs, II drum
msrs esa 1877 rank and 6lc wounded, and Is miss
Ing
Private despatche mention that great demorali.
xstion prevHiled 1t Sebastopol.
TIE inhabitanfs of Odessa had given pledge to
burn that place rather than allow to fall into the
hands II the allies
The town Of Memel was nearly destroyed by ere,
invuivins loss OF $4,000, 600 and ewins TO the
great destruction of tallow that article had advanc
Cd 10. 3D. In London. Hemp, from the came cause,
was also considerably dearer.
From Poland there is news OF q great movement
or operation along the whole line OF the original
boundary of that country, and the Russian Guard
ives advancing BY. forced marches towardsW Warsaw
The troops OF the kingdom were chiefly collected
on the Austrian frontier.
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TO THE LADIES.

GUNS, PISTOLS, &c.
Il have just received from the
"NSE North large and well-select-
ed assortment of DOUBLE
aud SINGLE GUNS. COLTS
e. FIVE SHOPPERS. Aliens
other PERCUSSION CAPS, Wads, En glish and
American Powder, Knives of all kinds Fishing tack
Walking Canes, Fish-books. etc, from common to
the finest made. all of which am offering for sale
low similar articles be purchased in t. city.
] am also prepared to RE-STOCK, MEND and
REPAIR GUNS, PISTOLS, etc., in the best man.
ner and at small charges.
The public invited to give call at my store
south side of Main street. few doors east of 7th st.
THOMAS w. TIGNOR,
oc12-Sm Gun Maker and Reparer.
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S ~. !. :. resume scaool September Isth
ny NTH ON 9Th sIest. ~ Teacher OF the EnsS
rnmarJ ersnehes-Reediss. Writing. Spelling. o..
time have besn literally psfrouixed. + M ~ INA
eoile,s the .me favorable eoBsidsTafion; prsri...
- asegsa interest " ny paSs morally ,rslisouss
Wiser, better, stsa1ier boys tksn thew vsrs ne
they came to me. 49, vnsa
fss.e minute rerorts Of progress and Of ea.
and compare together they come II & fs slas ~
every week. s'e'e OF
whole session. n p T2viG4;p,as
% SITS
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE

~ WAkD:-Ranaway from the subscriber on the
10th inst, Negro Man named CHARLES: bsi
about Il years of age. feet or inches high sin
ger-bresd color; he was raised in Hampton by M
which place believe he has gone will give tbs
above reward to any person who will deliver him h
me. BENJAMIN Davis
iy 20 No Z Wall straat nndar r;t-. ~,
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A CARD-Having to go West about the
middle of November, will give attention to any bu
siness entrusted to me in that section Communica-
tons may be addressed to me at Chicago, Illinois,
through the house of Meesrs Warren L. Perkins. in
Richmond. JOHN d. WARREN
&C 20 dim Att,y AFT Iaw
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DR.. B. r. WEXFORD, proposes to prac-
tice the several branches of MEDICINE in the city
of Richmond,
Applications left at the Exchange Hotel or at his
office on Bank street, near Ninth, will be attended to-
2S-lu* I
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N. B. No charge for trial.

IT would hardly do for any one to have
the temeIity nowadays to question the excellence
pared BY Dr.. c. M. JACKSON. In cases of Dyspepsia
Liver Complaint, and Derangement of the Objective
Organs, their many virtues have long since been
tenn the morbid humors which retard the natural
fanction' and bring psleness to the cheek and suf
happiness and restore the system to hieh hesleh.
Agents for this city, Messrs PuRcELL, LADD &
Co., and BENNETT BEERS. Druggists.
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NOT &c E-Al persons having claims
DEED. are requested to present them to Mr.. g. g.
Lipscomb properly auth enticated and those indebt
90, 70 make payment to him without delay.
n. FARRAk. Egg
{. = - ---------- Of Fernr. decd.
NOTlCE.-The subscriber having taken
the large Lumber HOUSE on The Dock formerly
oecuPiea ~ MI ID B. Brideford, and next TO Messrs
.h ssrser. Y prepared 10 receive ca storage
eaen articles % are asually stored. ON the usns
terms Application TO be made to the subscribev on
me paemises. VIM. JACKSON CLARKE.
- I'm
FRANKLIN PAPER MILL-BeIyi-
dere misunderstanding COMPANY are NOE prepared
70 9 xeeute 81 orders for PAINTING PAPER cfsnr
slxe or weight, &C the shorteSt notice. Also Strav
tScro. ssIs MsPpIet The NH having been
Min the Unioa. All orders nssss IS sddssssS Il
3 So ss.a HlCksD b. sBANxAY W.
m... secretary Hslvidere Mant kcturins Go.
n..ss.: I.s.. sss. s Soo sssA month: 3. ely
STORAGE! STORAGE We have
s.e lesss Lu9nEA HOUSES on he Doea.
this fell q The lowsat saies W. csn 80 irss,ssss
nPan aIetase, q the loNest rasss We viii Ga
eshe fsom sd deliver GOODa On the Dock zee a
in ss se'Es s}ssS SoIsG - r Hess,
OFFICE Va. CEfIK7EI D. C01fzN9,5 :
NoTICE-The zss;,s - si 4. =, = 4.
s8,s.ss..S|1s.a 8 81 yssisia Cs.s!sI 1sllrosa
81 ssS ~ s. ri = s. sss e s.''tss
IL s:s sss ss ~ - e: 3: sAs ~
s 'sst - 49,
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A L Meeting of the President and Di-
"A rectors of the James River and Kauawha Com
pany, held in Richmond on the 18th October, 1854.
Resolred That sl articles intended for exhibition
at the agricultural Fair to be held in this city on the
soth inst, be allowed to pass the Canal free of
:. Extract z from the Records.
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
WILMINGTON and Fayetteville. N. c. and to Ill places
Ine me and contiguous to the Wilmington and
Thee line. =. DAILY. and offer the greatest IN.
~ Charges peasrs.e and uniform
0Mee unoer me Excnsese Hotel se ls-eod2m
BINFORD, MAYO q BLAIR. . :
HAVE received their Fall and Winter
DRY GOODs. CARPETING, &c. to vhich
.aSy invite the attention Of their friends and the
A their stock will be found the newest st,le. "a
~ ano domestic Dress Goods for ladies' and gen
Also very large stock Of Heavy Good, for
suitable for factory and plantation nae ~
All Of which they win sail at low prices. Who'll.
sle and r.'tnl. - sel1-2aw&c2m
INSURANCE AGENCY.-RIcHnosD.
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lance COMPANY. q Company which hss prompt 4
~ 9st several iosses growing out of IL Asency In
kaehIoaA. e they have occnrredl. VIII be haspy .
extsn4 70 The numerous patrons of tho Virginia p
and ~. insunnee Company. faeilities for procuring
iss.Isace u eases where the smo6nt Of Indemnity
Aesitsd greater than that Company can prudertly
grant sEAinst both Fire and Marine risks.
90 1-2.wsw THos n. ALFRIEND. Ast.
G0AL, CO AL.-Daily expected from
~ fhiisdelphls, cargo Of supsrief Red Ash Ar
supply win 6nd il % their interest to sssd down
oEdsn JNO. w. wRIGHT & CO,
g = ssxs -. 80. n. 80 Dock What.
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III CEDAR TAN for sale BY Gsssrs. DOVE 4
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