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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-29
Correspondence of the DISPATCH
NEW YORK. Dec. OF Is


| congratulate you upon the advance in Virginia
stocks and the frmness with which they have thus
far held their upward movement. At the evening
board OF Brokers to day. there were sales at S9l 25
Not many days since, you remember, they were
down to S65.
II the interest il promptly paid, as doubt not it
will be, and your Board Of Public Works commit no
blunder by unnecessarily pushing Virginia bonds
on the market, they win soon get up to par again
This DONE do pray let her keep out of the hands of
money changers and miserable huckstering poiiti
cans who for discount two, will sell the State
to any body. Keep your stocks at home-let that
be the market.
Another thing-if Virginia wants to keep her
stock In good repute let her stop chartering stock
banks They are all wrong. The world has tried
everything as a basis for banking; yet nothing has
answered but mOAey-the "hard money" This
stock feature Is the last phase of the old scheme to
issue paper money and, bank something else
than money 1t won't do. When the banks get in
strait, the stock Is forced upon the markets. sold
below par-and when the expense of winding up
isncluded, there is not enough to redeem circula
non. B.
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AVOID ALL QUACKERY, AMI
IA TAKE MEDICINES PREPARED BY

VOID ALL QUACKERY, AND
n TAKE MEDICINES PREPARED BY A
EoSaEn AND cnsE Fur ALL pA no
Coughs. Colds, Consumption, Group, Whoopng
Cough, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
yer and Ague, Bilious Fever, Cholera Cholera Nor
bus. Dysentery Bowel Affections. Piles, Sore and
sos Eys RSnsy and
Dropsy, Falling of the Womb and Female Com.
DR.. J. S. ROSES CELEBRATED FAMILY
MEDICINES are the result of thirty years practice
in Philadelphia. His prescriptions for each COM
plant. and have been well tested and approved by
hundreds OF Physicians, and thousands of Patients.
A REMEDY FOR EACH DISEASE.
DR.. 8. ROSES COUGH SYRUP OR EX-
PECTORANT, for the radcalcure of Consumption,
Coughs Colds Hoarsenessi asthma, Bronchitis Spit.
ting of Blood, Inflammation of the Lungs Throat,
and all Pulmonary Diseases. This preparation not
only Consumption, if taken in time but it for
titles the system against future attacks As Cough
Medicine, it 10 the best in the World! 1t is now
used and recommsnasd BY Physdisians at home and
Dr. s. ROSES WHooPING COUGH SYRUP
gives immediate relief and frequently cures in one
DIR DR.. j. s. ROSES GROUP SYRUP never fail. in
curing the Group. that dangerous complaint among
DR.. ROSES Alternative, or BLOOD pURI.
FER, for Scrofuls, Old Eruptions. and all diseases
arising from % impure state Of the blood1pres g.
for Liver Complaints Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Sour
DIX. hOSEsS GOLDEN FILLS, for falling OF he
Womb, Female Weakness, Debility and Relaxation
SEC.
DR.. ROSES FEMALE PILLS, valuable reme-
dy for Female Complaints Superior to Hooper's
DR.. ROSES DYsPEPTIc COMPOUND, sure
cure for Dyspepsia-50 cts.
DR. ROSES TONIC MIXTURE, for chiIls, Fe-
vers, and general Debility. never-failing remedy
DR.. ROSES COMPOUND EXTRACT OF BU-
Gnu, for all diseases OF the Kidneys and Bladder,
DR.. ROSES NERVOUS CORDIAL. for all ner-
vous conditions of the system Neuralgia, Heart Dis
ease Palpitation. lie &c-50c.
DR.. ROSES PAIN CURER-eures all pain, ex-
ternal or internal also cures Chbiains. COINS
Bruises 1prains, Stiff Neck, Sore Throat, Pains Ia
the Bowels and Stomach, sudden Colds kc.-l2i.
AiiofDr. j. s. ROSES valuable Family Medicines
to be had of Purcell, Ladd L Co., Bennett Beers,
Adie Gray, Q. A. Strecker, A. Duyal, A. Bodeksr,
D. 81 Wood VIM. Ladd, 2 n. Zachrisson A. Lea.
lie, r. h. Duyal Bro, Grubbs 4 Apperson, in this
city and ofdealers generally In every city and town
throughout the United States.
NO 10-RMkWkcis-ts
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$4,000 WORTH OF
D r z G. o o D S AT COST
dND TTMl


CONTEMPLATING making change in
~ our business on the LIST day of March, 1855, we
have determined to offer extensive stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOOD S
At PRIME COST, FOR CASH
The stock at this time Is large and desirable having
been recently purchased for NETT CASH we do not
hesitate in saying greater Inducements not been
oherea during TINS or any previous season
than we are now prepared to offer. Our stock con.
SILK GOoDs.
Plain black and colored Silks, all prices
Rich Broeade black and cold do.
Common and medium do. do.
Handsome plain and striped Silks
Common and medium Sdo.
Black Satin, for dresses and clcaks
Marcellines, ali cOlors
Raw Silk Plaids, for dresses
Black and cold Silk Vevets for bonnets and cloaks.
WOODEN GOODS.
Sattipets all grades
washington Karssys for servants
Kentucky Jeans all prices
Tweed Cassmeres
Plain and Check Cassimeres
Wooden and Silk Vestings
Ladies' COT d Cloths, for cloaks
Black Cloths for cloaks
Bed and Crib Blankets; $500 servants Blankets
200 doz arm Scots. for servants
Red. white and yellow Fiannels
WoRsTED AND STUFF GOODS
English Paramettas and merinoes
French Mernoes all colors
Plain all Wool Mouslines
Figured and Fldld DO.
Figured and Plaid Cashmeres
Plaid and Check French Merinoes
Figured Moreens. for curtains and skirts
Plain black and figured Alpacas, all grades
Black Bombazines do.
French. English and Scotch Ginehams
Plain and figured IA OH
SHAWLS AND CLOAKS
Velvet, Satin, Cloth and Merino Cloaks
Embroidered do. do do.
Long and square Blanket Shawls
Terkrn, Merino and plain Wool Shawls
Embroidered and pain Grape do.
Plain white Merino do.
LINENS, &c.
Irish Linens, all prices
Linen and Russia Diaper
Linen Table Cloths and Napkins
EMBROIDERIES, &c.
Embroidered Handkerchief, from Soc. to S.
do. Cambria and Muslin Collars
do do Sleeves
do. do. Inside Capes
do. Moaning Collars, Sleeves and Inside
Capes
Swiss Muslin and Cambria Bands
do. do. do. Edsn 90 and Insertiags
Plain Cambria and Grass Lawn Hdkfs
Wooden, Cotton and Silk Hosiery large assortment
ALSO, stock of Ladies' Cater Boots and Shoes
and variety of other Goods too tedious to
enumerate.
1t will be to the interest Of all in want of cheap
Goods to call early. HART MOSES,
de 8--dtJlif 63 Main 1t.
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EXPEDITION TO CENTRAL AMERIcA.-The Ma.
ional lntelligercer presents the public with pre-
test from Mr. Molina, the Costa RIGA Minister,
against the proposed expedition of Col. Kinney,
and takes occasion to say that its original advocacy
of the scheme was in ignorance of the fact that
Costa Rica had claims in that quarter. We observe
statement in another paper. however, to the effect
that the expedition is nearly ready to start. The
object of 1t is the colonization of Central America
and the establishment of a confederated republic in
conjunction with the several States there.
The Washington Union, of yesterday, publishes
Secretary Marcy's reply to Mr.. Molina. Mr. Marcy
states that he does notperceivs upon what grounds
the government of the United States can interfere
with the proposed expedition which appears to be
peaceful enterprise, involving, possibly, agrcul
tural, mining, and commercial speculatons, but
contemplating no measure which will render them
amenable to the neutrality laws of the U. States
He suggests to Mr. Molina, however, as this gov
ernment has official information in respect to
the movements OF the company alluded to, the
propriety of communicating the views Of his gov
ernment upon this subject to the authorized agents
OF the company.
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BY TAYLOR { WILLIAMS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SELECT AND

TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF SELECT AND
L HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
observation-disclosures to the terms of deed OF
trust executed by George w. Toer to the subscriber
for certain purposes therein set forth, SHALL on
MONDAY. 1st January. 1885, 1t 10 o'clock A. M at
street, sell at public auction, the property conveyed
in said deed, being his stock of Household and Kteh-
en- Furniture; consisting In part OF SOFAS, Lounge.
Piano Forte. Bedsteads, Beds and Bedding, Ward
robes Carpets, Rugs, Dining Tabea Cabinets, Look.
ing GLASSES, Chairs, &C. Ac and Kitchen Furniture,
sortment Of the articles usually to be found in well
WIN. w. CRUMP, Trustee.
: TAYLOR T. WILLIAMS. Aucts de q
RY virtue Of two Deeds Of Trust from
- VIM. D. Toler and wife to us, - Trustees OF
the Union Building Fund Company, for certain pur-
poses therein mentioned-the FIRST dated May 9th
i854 and the second dated June 9Th. l854-both duly
recorded in the Clerks Office Of the HustipEs Court
Board of Directors of the aaid Company. proceed g
sell at public auction, the premises. on NON
DAY, the Ist day Of January next (after the above
sale, say shout II n the Home and Lot on 18th SIS
between Franklin and Grace sts.. now IN the occu-
pancy of Geo. w. Toler, fronting on 18th street %
feet and running back within parallel lines l22 feel.
together with the use Of an alley 70 fectin width
TKRMs-Cash 90 TO the costa and charges Of exc
cutting the shove trusts and $000 OF the debt due 20
the said COMPANY; the balance Of said debt tsbe ut
chase money in equal instaiments Of 5, s. and ~
montbs-ths credit payments to BE- secured y ne-
eotabie notes. interest added. sstsfsctorily endors
ed and deed Of trust title retained until losr pay
ment. 4; y: sTg nn1S@rv
Trustees Of the U. B. y. Co.
Sale conducted By TAYLOR WiLLIAhs, Austs. I
do 2S-fiJSn
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TRUST SALE OF CANAL BOAT
y .'KEYSTONE," AND TEAM AND APPUR-
TENANCES.-PuIsuant to the provisions of deed
of trust executed John Appleyard to me- as Trus-
tee for Anne Appleysrd. dated the 18th day of jan
nary. 1854 and duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of
the 18th of January. 1855, at IL o'clock NJ, at the
Basin, in the city of Richmond, sell at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder for ready money the Ca
nal Boat, called the KEYSTONE, with Teams and
thereunto belonging in order to rats.
~ the debt secured bv the said deed.
de % THOS J. EVANS. Trustee
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TILES! FILESg-We are Just in receipt
l. Of large stock of FILES, direct from the best
manufacturers in ENGLAND, consisting Of
Hand, Mill and Pit Saw Files
Flat. and Square Bastard Files
Flat, half round and square Smooth Files
Hand Smooth. Bastard and Equallins Files
Flat and half round 2d-Cut Files
Wood and Horse Rasps
With q variety of other Files suitable for machi-
nists and blacksmths, all Of which offer for sale
very low. SMITH L ROBERTS,
de 70 % Pearl Ut.
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BREAKING THROUGH THE IcE.-on Tuesday
afternoon last, at Albany, N Y, the Hudson River
Railroad Sleigh. containing twenty passengers
broke through the ice while crossing the river sub
merging the horses, sleigh and passengers. All
however, were rescued-Mrs. ]. Reynolds and
niece, of Hudson, and Mrs. E. w. Wilson, OF New
York, just rs they were sinking
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BOOKS, &c FOR xEH HOLIDAYS
At the NEW BOOKSTORE, s.
157 Main sfreet.
IYIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD.-

u Ran away from the subscrIbsr, On Tuesday, morn
ing. December 18th. ROAE4T, whs sessstiuaes calls
the estate Of Mr.. Pleasant Akin, Of Rstsr6119 Va,
where he may now be iuFkiDg. Robert = kslehs
muatto aged about Is years. Ia heshts fees ino6es.
The left arm and hand injured from buTn 70 naueh
10 that he 10 unable to make mneh nee 81 IT, The
above reward will be paid upon biz delivery ~ ne,
bis confnemsnt IN sny jsi g that gan r. him
again. GEO. 2. 9ADLE4
ead1eFs Hotel, Main stssSk.
Dc 23--ts RIshm0n1,V We.
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DEarH ~ Ex.Gov. Doan.- Thomss w. Doss,
whose correction with sort Of political rebellion
Ia Rhsde Islacd. eonns yesn ago. rendered bin no.
torious. died on wsdnes day morning. last atter :
long sId painful iiine.s
TIE Exrxcrxp srxAMka--The steamer Atlantic
Is now momeutarily expected at New York, With
four days later sdvices from Europe.
sgsfgxcg OF ARkrsos --Ths mofion for new
trial in the cas-. IF H. Arrison, the young med
isal student convicted ct Cinciunat OF amurder In
the first degree" ia causing the deaths OF Mr. and
Mrs Allison, By means Of an ''infernal machine.
having been refused. he was called mp ON Saturday,
last, to receive seLtenco. when be addressed the
the reasons Why he desired new trial, and deciar.
ing that he could establish his Innocence. When be
ed court room, sentenced him TO be hung ON The itb
OF May next. The prisoner heard his terrible doom
wtnent Tho least apparent emotion, and was con-
Seyeo oack 10 Prison In charge OF q strong guard.
------
KILLEp.--Mr James r. Chapman, late conductor
OF freight train the Orange ard Alsxandris Rail-
road, was killed the 18th of November by q col
lison OF two trains Of the Cleveland Colrm-
bus and Cincinnati Railroad, on which he mas EN-
pioyed a. conductor.
ire occurred Tuesday morning Ia Roseuton's
clothing store. SCOTS Building, corner Of Greene
and State streets, Trenton. N. ]. The Library Of
the Trenton Library Association was in the second
story, and was totally destroyed. A Daguerrean
artist occupied the third story The ire Is thought
to have been the work OF an inceudiary.
WREck CT a TROOP SHiP-0REAr Loss OF LIFE.
On the 10th Of September. the English troop ship
Charlotte, from CaIcutta to Queenstown was wreck.
cd on reef IL Algoa Bay. At the time, there were
on board of the Charlotte detachment of the 9th
resiment coasistng of the following officers Capt
S.spylton Capt; Wsrner. Lieut. mcguire. Ensign
White. DR.. Kidd, los rank and fe, IA women and 26
children The unfortunate ship struck q reef in
the OF crowds OF spectators, who rendered
ry assistance possible with life boats and Manby's an
paratu but in spite of all their efforts she soon went
TO pieces and all the children who were on board
excepting one, persisted On the survivors being
mustered 1t ascerianed that out of 1853 rank ard
fife. about l8 Were saved. or the crew, which con-
sisted of "a. only Captain Aeck, his son. the first
mate ships butcher. cook, ste ward and two Others
were saved The total drowned is thus stated Rank
and lille 81 women II; children 26; crew 10. Total
III. The Charlotte was fully insured at LloYds-
She had general cargo on board.
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DEATH OF AN ENGINEER Stephen Woodworth'
an esteemed engineer, in the employ OF the Boston
and Worcester Railroad Company, was running
new engine and tender on the road last Tuesday,
when the coupling broke, and he fell off and was
crushed TO death
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bY THOMAS w zEEEHEE
tO1ee q Go. J. enrsuer4 M p Peori sfrast.,
|fTRUsTEKss SALE or ronAr,cn
FACTORY yIx1URE8 ,flfrs 81 I 1Ssss
81 zInH exeenfed ~ Jss r. tosa IA Georse r.
partnsrs tsnasee1jne hu1tnoee un1er ~ rsxrs
81 sss :syss e Fer WIls,r e g ssissr "a
Co.rs on t1s ~ ny e lama ~ ~ psrrcSs NJ ~
R ,se esIein snm ehsreis ne1nel. iii r. sd Il
ssns AeeaeD. % sWEoNEopAY, t. 8 ~ 81
Ia en1ncncfns = 10 Selosk ~ 61tirs
ssAIVnE0 of the Beetofy oceup1ei - fhef1 -
noss Aiseys beeNeen 18th and nth etxse{S a -
III tnsrsef e n1 b Is ~ lie en- AZ
49,. VIII nterest thefeon fion J1ns Y2lh. Tke
xssrss consist ct Is Tokseco eersvs ss5rv 81
All nearly new. a. PxfsSrn ' 1899 -
s. g g ssesdnetsd y THos. ". KEEszz. Asss.
VALUABLE Il o UaEHOIn Avn
KITCHEN FURNITURE A. xncrs s1ts- =
VIII be sold on SATURDAY mornius IA Scss
~ eonmscess 81 II o'clock ct the fesIdeies 81
ne lev Vi C1mmins, corner Of Franklin sud III
Pssiar 6ha no J. destians heussteeptasj sil af III
quality. TI4na ~ WSrvssrM eese
- e, Auetidunsv
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The EUROPEAN WAn.--It 10 said that privats
letters By the last steamer speak cheerfully; snt
many of them represent negotiations to be going
On ,hst viii result In peace.
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RROAD ST HOYEI-r11pN.r.rpr
yENTERL HOUsEHOLDrURNr

ENIEEh HOUSEHOLD E URNI-
- TUnE ATsAuCHoNs~-Oa pRIDAY nsern.
resiasnce Of Mr.J Oscar 0oods, eorner 81 FfsSkl1s
10 Ieh sersets his entire stock Of Houssbola n
Affcnen Furniture. sueh a. Wsrdr0boa Ca6fne11
SOUL Iahless Wa1Asan6s, Chaiss. ID. &o-.a1l ~
which Y cifym Rosewood Rsrnituxe. 49, = !
sxeeiient Cooking Stove but liftle used s.
S lss 3, csah. LARUs eHlnE.
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.

GROCERIES AT Non
VI THURSDAY, 4th January, 1855 we will sell.
at 10 O'Clock at our Auction Store assortment Of
GROCERIES, viz:
200 Bags Lagus yra and Jsrs COFFEE
800 Bbls Crushed, Powders end Coffee ST.
CARS
Green and Black TEAS
French BRANDY
RUM, WINE
SOAP, CANDLES
SALT. GLASS, SILK hats
HEARINGS
MoLAsSES, &C., kc.
Also,
500 Demijohns, of suitable sizes
20 Bales Alicant Door Mats.
TERMs-Under $780, cash 500 and over, mos.
credit for approved paper.
de27 DAvENPokT ALLEN L CO, Auctr.
BY THOS. W. KEESEE,
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GALE OF HOUSEHOLD and KITCH-
NE6DAY. the "a Of January, ct the radtsnce Dof
s. corner an q Esashsn and s1sss.. sossselss
4 e s. % ;: Ss e. ssss CT e. sss
usual variety Of veil kept sscles necessary - the
complete fuYnishing Of q hmiiy.
Terms cash, ID Bsnhable money s.
TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Anets-
FOR RENT-The above House. having
plessaat situstion, admiralty arranged With kitsh-
ca watsss kc, mak1ss 4 every aeaisshle Eeeidencs
e 5 .sdi-n 'ssd fan!ly; H6SI1 81 v,LrlAus
TRUST SALE or V1LU1BLE PRO
j RERTY-By virtue 81 4 deea Of rns from
John y. Reeve and wifs, Witch hae been duly -
day 81 DKCEn6Ek, tws -IIasfs 81 Lad. IN 7th1
cosnty Of HAnoser. conveyed " esaid dee& WbIch
are dsssrised the twe 9yae1s q ls.1 yhaeh vsrs
shiidrsn. 81 vhieS stii1sss ~. Hesvs W. ~. g
tisls1 . eneskh ard the cthes four-a hs 81 wklsh
vsrs wyehased ~ 10 esil John r. 1ssve. Mrs
GnbsE The tenant fsf HE y dse1- rs
J1NEs = s1DboH. g.
R.os-at u Ysceab1s thak = soepess 9 - 1sysss
49, s. s ssi & ss ssss :ss s'i
ssss:ss . sssse go =: g -
EoR 6ALIR--Kxchange o. Heltiuofe
rhils1slRhA nsy xs.s - i .sseea 8 y !.
North Cesellns ss.ey rsesayse = - esnf -
ND sisssy -. :. - psus - :. nassau.
- h0nLEYs Ezshs:s. o.
= &s--aW n ss. ss q 4 -. "a q
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VALUABLE PROPERTY N NsN

CHESTER FOR sALE.-Win be offered for
s - ~ .Ie Preml,es On FRIDAY, 5th Of January,
dscd IN the town Of Manchester sonsistine 81 lot
iss iss part q i7G snd perhap. Of 1884, sxcept the
Stanard at sale made for the beusft of tn Hstns1
Assurance Society in 1855 = Z g .'s'-'
The property lies short distance South-Iast from
the Msthod.t church. and affords valuable gitrations
tor building being retired and still very convenienf
70 sne business part Of the town, and to Richmond
the property will be divided to suit purchasera =
The Terms Will be oue-fourth cash the residus in
equsf instruments of 4, and IL months with inter
retainer of title. -> .sss sls :
Persons wishing furtksr information are referrad
By order of - S'.
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GONSTABLE'S SALE.-In pursuance
~ Of an order of the Circuit Court. made ON the
sd day of December, 1854, on an Attachment In my
hands in favor of g. r. Guy cs. Theodore Hutchius
shall, ON TUESDAY, the I'd day of January. 1854
and Harness, and lot of Flooring Plank, supposed
to be q, 600 feet
A credit of months will be given, and the pur.
chasers will be required to give bond with approved
security. Sale to take place at the Lumber Yard on
18th between Franklin and Grace sts
ALFRED LEWELLEN, D. c.,
de 25-tds FOR ]. r. TYLER, III. G. C. n.
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VALUABLE d UNEHoLn AND
By GoDDIN : APPERsON.


BROAD AND srH STREETS FOK n Asr
At AUCTION, UNTIL 1sT AucusT. Js6l.-Af IN
request q tne guardian Of Mis- Gsorseans Wisi.
1ae W sna ieass out until tbs lst day Of Auenst
DAf, the ise day OF Jsnuary, 1856 ct the hour 81
oc.o oa that valuable half Lot Il the cor
south side Of Broad street. runnins bacf ~ 49,
OF the lot TO an alley Il win be lsssed with sr
viso. That e the end OF the lease the iessee sks
nnIe:, the lessor bic heirs assigns shal elect =
Iskkhs-sond With good security. conditioned 70
The lot will be leased entire, and mot divided
dc Is 0ODDTN iPpERa0M a-..
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Anotice Ia the New York papers announces that
the interest on Virginia Central Rail Road Bonds
payable in New York, will be paid at the Union
Bank, in that city, on the I'd January.
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Tbs court house, poStofice and several dwe)liues
q Statewide Ifedsll county N. c., were destroyed
BY IRE ias week.
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II y stated thst Com Moore b 10 Washington
awaiting the arrival Of Gen. Houston, to send him
challenge,
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Lord Elgin, accompanied by Sir Cusac Roney,
sailed from New York, Wednesday. for Liverpool,
In the American mail steamer Pacific, which took
Gut Ia aliupwards of one hundred passengers.
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CLOTHING FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
~ AT COST, FOR CASH.-HENRY SHAFER
would call the attention of purchasers to his full
and superior stock of Winter Clothing, which he IL
now offering at cost. for cash.
His stock of GENTLEMENS FURNISHING
GOODS being very large and complete. he il pre-
pared to furnish his friends and the public generally
With every Article of apparel pertaining to genle-
mans wardrobe-being one of the fullest and most
complete stock of Clothing that be found In the
city.
Give him call before purchasing elsewhere. j
HENRY SHAFER
de % Corner Main and 18th ~,
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a1s-aEIIsk ADMINISTRATORS
- - SALE OF COAL BOATS AT
AUCTION.-Will be sold, on TUESDAY Afternoon,
ID day of January next commencing at o'clock, 2
first rate COAL BOATS, in the Basin--the IS Wood
man. and the "Monroe.p These Boats are in good
order and nearly new, and sed by order of
MRS. z. P. ST. CLAIR.
Admnstrstrix of ]. w st. Clair decd.
Sale conducted by THos. w. KEEsEE, Auct.
deT
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BY GODDIN . zfPERs0N.
GALE OF VALUABLE NreRo1

YALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES
~. AND TOBACCO FLATTENIN0 MILLS Al
aUCTION--AsT raaee IN Deed from Col 8smuel
aeyers dated Isth Nsyember. 1855. duly rsee1ds1
IN Richmond husfings Court, Ia Deed Book No 60
page 40. shall Ia further exscutieu Of The -
trust trust ahavins been g requested ~ 9. a. Myers
e public Auction, ct the upper Tobacco pactory for
merry occupied b Col MyeF. dtuatsd On 7th q, ~
tween Gary end Canal sta, ON RR1DAY, The 9oekday
Of December, 1854 commencing q III oielock, II "a
Unable aaveA the most Of whom ars exceIlont Fao-
tory hands including two or three good Carpenters
Aser .htch viii Be sola sessral very sapsiior Fist
tenine Hills nearly new and in good order. EesNs
6 TERMs-Cashs or satisfactory endorsed nofotjahJo
notea. It month"; with the intsreak sddsi = - 50
w. 00DDIN, Trusfee.
Sale eoadustsd b. GoDDIH Z AFPEnsos. Aueta.
VIII be added to the above sale, s To-
dc Is TSss
p. S. At the same time and place, viii
be sold, excellent STOVES and PIPES; BLOCK
and TACkLEs pair SCALES; one lot SLATE;
and several other articles appertaining to the ma
nnfacture Of tobacco. go
de % q. 4 A., Ancta