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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-12
" "A. Is II n Il ia LII
FARM FOR SALE.
will sell to the highest bidder,
On Saturday, the fith Day of &C.
tOber next,

will sell to the highest bidder,
On Saturday, the fith Day of &C.
tOber next,
~. On the premises, the farm on which
800 now reside, containing 455 acres, $50
- acres of which are under fence and in cul-
tivation, and the balance in timber of superior
quality.
The location of the farm is very desirable, be-
ing situated miles south of Glasgow, and bor-
derlnr on the Missouri river, though not one foot
of it is in bottom. There is on the place, and
convenient to the house, spring of as good water
as there is in the world, and which never fails,
besides an abundance of springs interspersed over
the place. There is good orchard of Apples,
Peaches. Cherries, &c.
The improvements consist Oh good single sto
nv frame dwelling, containing rooms-3 below
and two above--a very large tobacco barn--in
word, all necessary out-buildings. farther de-
scrption is unnecessary, as il is presumed that
those wishing to purchase will call and examine
for themselves.
TERMS-One half the purchase money will be
required to be paid down, the other half in twelve
months. Immediate possession will be given and
an undisputed title made.
ANY further information regarding this place
can be had by calling on the undersigned on the
premises, II. II. Crop, Glasgow, or C. B. Cason,
near Brunswick.
May IS, l654-tds
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-12
HANENKAMP, GILPIN & CO.,
Wholesale GrOcers,

Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
No. 93 second street,
Between Locust and Vine, [east side,)
Oct 70, '54 ST. LOUIS, MO.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-12
LIST OF AETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
PEMAINING in the Post Office at Glasgow.
n October 9, 1854.
Arnold, Miss Matilda Lowe, L P
Armstrong, Saml Lutz, Peter
Bacharach, S Letcher, G
Blackburn, Mrs Ann Lee, Grissom
Brown, Phil Morrison, J
Booth, Abram Marcum, Catherine
Blankenbecker Mrs NJ Myers, M
Bush, Miss Bethan Nook S
Brockman, VIM Menefee, Spencer
Brown, A Marcum, Mrs Thos
turch, Jonathan T McCully, Jas NJ
Browning, Mr.. Marsh, f B
Burton, VIM Moberly. j t
Cooper, Sarshel Martin, Hudson
Coors, Augustus Owens, Richard
Cabb, George Price, J II
Cropp, 1T Palmer, o i & Co
Cruise, Onner Parvel, Walter
Carpenter, B F Rawson, Saml
Conrads Jacob Raymond, F p
Dufey, Patrick Rowan, Thos
Drake, NJ J P 2 Ruby, NJ G
Drake, George W Russell Rev D L 2
Elliott, Henry 2 Rutherford, W 7
Ellis, p Stewart, Charles B
Evans, Miss H. Snavely, Miss Sarah
Eubank, J B Stapp,J
Elder, Anderson Stanley, RAINY
Low, Saml T Torbert, Frances
Gibbs, Miss E Towner, G L
Green Elizabeth Tiff, ] B
GRADER, Twombly, H
Grady, VIM WATSON, G
Hays, DJ Witt, L B
HUFF, A X Williams, John
Hackley, Richard White, John r
Harrison, James Wincher, Wyatt
Hawkins, U X White, James
Hosclaw, VIM Wikerson, Harris
Haly, Miss Amanda Wallace, Sandusky
Hnson, DR. S West, VIM 7
Horton, Johnson II Wood John
Hayes, David L wager, A w
Harvey, John wager, Mrs Harriet
Jacks, Miss Elizabeth
Jones, Miss Julia, GERMAN LETTERS.
Kerry, Luke John Thoberg,
Lawson, G w 2 Eva & Anna Mary Reig
JOHN 4. MARI, p. M.
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EiRRs settlement.

ElR&s settlement.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 all creditors and
IN others interested, that the undersigned will
apply at the November term (1st Monday of the
County Court of Charlton county, for final set
Element of his administration on the estates Of
Archibald C. and Eliza J. Stephenson, decd.
Oct5-4t JESSE BROOKS, Admir-.
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ARRIVALS At TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY,

EXCHANGE H0TEL-P Nelson, Hanover; D
Chalmes, Smith6sld; r Douthat, Chas City; All.
Vile; Mrs McPhaii, Mi.s n McPhsil. Charlotte; M
sslden and LADY Mis- SENDER rSwsat.n
Wiilismsbars; Mr. Dc Yturbi,i, Mesico; W / Lsness
ter, T d Williams Petsbs; Mrs Allison and svt, J w
hsa. M.aS r.. PS sD
ssldsD; rovhst.n; 8 6 Williams, Woed.ioct; Il
D Payde, Bliss, Lynchburs; Owen, Buck.
ingham; Capt Jones, Petsbs; Fog. vs;y A Jstsr
Liberty i's a Col Truman ra.4 vs. Madison. BE T.
Timb.Il.ke, Charlottesville; Clay and lady, Ala;
Mrs 8 fsrker and daushteTs, 4 Parker Charles e:
ton; N Coleman, Hanover; Gordon +. 2 chill,
Evans, Washington; r Henning, Meadow Bluff;
:pss ao asnine spI's BELL
Wictham, Henrico; w Tsliaferro. Mis-. Taliaferro,
Mrs Tsliafsrro and wi, Gloucester; w Carpenter,
Hsnever;W Bolts Fredericksburg.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-W Peck, Albemarle;
+ ales.ton r; " Iofsstis, Huntsviiis; Il ia
Head, Bro1;nsille;J Bsllew. Gooehisnd; Eps.,
EEgleston. w Elan. Richmond; J Vaughan, Not
cut. D.nville; w 8 billiard. Lylchburs; Il s Woody,
Irsnklin;J Morlict, Buckirsham; Lee. Pat
Wade, franklin; w NJ Wren, Powhatan; J Walker,
Eeottsville; ] Leister, Eafura, Bridge; e Mason,
Albemarle; M Carter, Fincastle; r n Dabney,
Powhatan; w B Poore, Alleehsny; w Old, Powhat-
am II Treduan. Danville; w II La Prads. Powhatan;
8 Graves, Madison; A Powell, Green; d Anderson,
Lewis; T LockridSe, e A Campbell Huntsville; w
E Roberts, G Camden, Nelson; C & White, Va; T
seayres, Red Sulphur Springs; Baldwin, Curds-
vile; Hammst Montgomery; J Garrett, Pal
myrs. eg ~
AMERICAN HOTEL johnson, w SIM
mons and lady, Petbs; T H Pettus Philsd; Sutton,
w Hsmlet, King William; DR. Graham, 8 C; J Msu-
pin, Hanover; Fran n Boy kin, Isle of Wight; w
Johnston. Norfolk; Miss Jordan, E M Todd, Smith
field D Donovan. Pc. bg J L Wood Amelia; Tn n
Patton, Nottoway; Tuttle. Amelia; n futile, S
C; p Miller, Nottoway; II Hsltwell, A Hat
WELL Brunswick; D Luke, -Goochland; H Plea.
SAINTS, do; N Stocksdale, Bait; McCay, Boston; w
Beverly and lady. g Eckhsrt and lady. } Watson
and lady, Louisville; J Nimmo. Essex; o Baker,
Arnyx. CALDWELL; DR. Osborn, Mrs Osborn, Miss Or
gain, Master Jaldus Jas River.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.-AE Whitworth,
Amelia; Geo w Sanders, Bedford; C Gratis, Penn
sylvania; John w Palmea, Augusta; Jno 8 Michaux,
South Sandwich Island; VIM w Taylor, West
View; John M Pitman. Augusta; VIM H Mann, Va;
Thos Awde, Waynesboro; C r Gouto and boy, Nor
folk; Mrs A Southal, Warwick: F w Scott, Caro-.
line; Jas Christian, New Kent; r E Hawks, Nor
folk; Thos r Hunt. Portsmouth,; B wardwell, Rich.
mond; L Jacobs, Gordonsville; J 8 Jones, Va. Cen.
Railroad. -.,s .ssa..-z ----r~ 40.
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10 THE PITBLIC

ed me at the cars without neglectug more impcrtsDt
duties, have adopted the following course for my
future government; 81
vii receive letters upon urgent business that can
not be got ready for the Post Qcc In Richpond and
Il offices on the route When time u not allowed to mail
regularly, and sts1 at points remote from such Off
ces, acd will endeavor to mail them; but Ia the
event that Icannof they will be left with the aexl
Postmasfer to be mailed by him and to prevent such
delsy the Merchants Of Richmond, especially sre en-
treated to pass a. .uy Of their letters through the
Post Office 10 possible.
Circulars cannot receive hereafter, under any
circumstances. II. v. GRAVES, {
Route Agent Richmond Danyille n. n. (
October G. l854--lft s3
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rocAx. wAx.e. :

Hrra,co Cousrs CouRs< J6stioes Coz.
DtckeA Rsldrop Netflrs ord Jnyvio pnod11 In =.
The greater portion of yceeerdsye eeelfen ~
speuk q the ex smina1t0n OF JosephA Viz oAafRed
bis own house, on the night of the 9Th o. August.
We have siresdy given the clrcsmseances attend
ing the suspicion and arrest Of nh nsn, aIopstke
supposed cause shas Induced him 10 attempt he lie
~ aSsll0w being. Mr. !ucaor. wnsIe te1sIsyius IN
who made the attempt upon him. His grand con,
youus Bush. who was present Ut the occurrence
also Identified the prisoner ~ the man that attepe-
ed the lie of bis grand fssher. The case wss %.
gued At length BY Mr.. John Yoang for The Com-
monw wealth., and Col 8. 8 McRae for the desescc.
One of the most conclusive circumaances estab.
fishing the guilt of the prisoner tho hat LEFT n
fuckers house BY the assassin. In ordinary casea
Il would be exceedingly difficult to identify hat
but the hat found once seen, would never be for.
gotten. Cor such old has. We venture to say hes
no fellow Ia the universe Those who had seen Via
with this hat on recognised 1t - soon a. they saw
it. But some Of the Witnesses thought they had
seen similar hat on the head of one Of Via q
friends Who died before this offence was committed
and from whom the prisoner may had received It
a. dying legacy.
When the argument was concluded, which lasted
for two three hours, the cause Was submitted to
the court who, after brief consultation, decided
that the prisoner was not guilty of felony, but
should be recognized to answer IN Indictment for
q msdemeanor before the next Grand Jury term of
the County Court and fixed his bah at $3.50; fail.
ing to do which, he was committed to Jail.
To-day is the time appointed for the examination
of Benjamin r. Prentfas charged with bieamy. but
as the witnesses had mot arrived from Pennsyivauia
last night It 10 not at all improbable that the cause
will be adjourned over until the next term and the
accused kept In prison until that time to auswer-
We understand that there will be no difficulty in
proving the first well as the second marriage Of
the prisoner and that all the parties now liv-
Ing
endeavor to lay synopsis of the evidence before
cur readers
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MUSICAL ACADEMY.
GYGN0R los RnRRA 1o.

MUSICAL ACADEMY.
NM SIGNOR JOS. BORA desires to
&4tHR make known that he IL agsin prepared to
0S1a1 give lessons in Music. He proposes to teach
81 Solfessi and Thsory. The books published
By authority Of the Conservatory Of Paris are used
for that purpose. sE7s7 !
He will give private lessons ON the Pianoforfe.
Guitar. Violin, Tenor. Voloncello. Flute Claronet
in advance. :.
TERMs-For classes, a lessons Of hours each, in
months, ti2
- Subscription lists can be found at Mr.. P. a.
TayoT's opposite the American Hotel and ut easrs
Harold 4 MurrlJs, Broad street
j RErERENcEs: $
Mrs. Pegvan, Capt. Dimmoek, and all the scholar,
under HE musical instruction during last season.
oc S-IW&
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MARRIED.

At st. James Church. on the morning Of the Sih
inst, before sunrise, by Rev. A. Emrie Miss SUSAN
lessor Of Humanity In the University Of William 4
Mary. ~ 1a9H
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TIE ScHuYLER SwISDLE.-The New York
Herald contains long account of meet
ing Of the stockholders of the New York and
New Haven Railroad. on Tuesday morning
last, in which the question was discussed.
whether the Company was responsible for the
redemption Of the fraudulent stock issued
y me late President, Robert Schuyler
About 200 stockholders were present. Wall
ssfeess Connecticut and Massachusetts, were
well represented. There was stormy lime
Of y, and at one time the fight v..ad i
Aercs, that the Pfssidsnk HAD to call n .ha
police. The meeting finally. unable to arrive
z : decision. resolved to adjourn to New
Haven. whore Wall street and the ..rsral dis
fsicts'' win again renew tho battle On ~ a
Wsdnssday h November.
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DIED.

On Wenesday evening. SARAH r. MEREDITH,
wife of james n. Meredith aged IS years.
The friends and acqualntances OF the family are
requested to attend her funeral THIS MORNING,
at 10 O'clock, from the Srd Presbyterisn church,
(Rev. Mr.. Dunnins'a) Church Hill, without further
notice.
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS RE-

II WARD The above reward will Ee paid Tor the
arrest and detention in jail. delivery to me, of
bright mula,to woman slave, named LOUISA Me.
RAE, belonging to the estate Of Edmund Birchett,
decd. The above-nsmed slave Il abont IS yesn of
with bushy hair and face considerably pnfed about
her eyes. She has been living in ths family Of Mt
r. n. Allen, Of the city OF Richmond. to whom she
ran away about three weeks seo.. Her son ran awsy
and was advertised BY me several months ago, and
am apprehensive that Louisa viii meet with him in
Richmond, sad that they will sndsavor TO escape to-
gether TO Of the Norfhern cities. repsst he
offer Of $50 for the arrest Of the boy which pub
lished BY me In the Dispatch soma months aao.
81 b. @. PE0RAM, Admir- OF
4 oc 4-2v Edmund Birchttt decd.
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No PArERs.-After spending a night in
the cage, John Peasants was arraiened befors the
Mayor, ysaerdsy. for want OF Teeister, aud being
unable 10 produce the requisite document, was sent
10 prison.
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bound OHEH---lA ulek = k0o3o01y Q1oy IL
with asssnltss and bestnx PatIisk Q.sin yeessIdsy
snswer the change Pat stated that jim anA himself
vorked under the Same roof-that Jim 70 where
Pat feplie1 he did not jim sid h. wsnld WHIP
him q be had his bfothsrn-lavi and then. without
Cd highly amused st the satemsnk and says the To-
ooiaife hail.
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LEIGH'S REPORTS.

TyHE first volume Of LEI0H,S VIRGIL
l. MA REPORTS has been reprinted, and is now
for sale, at "a. 81 fel 4srtFf 7SE So
Also Tor sale, Henns's Statutes, IS vols at O. 20
per set; Shepherds Conf instion Of Henpg, vols
o. o. per vol. ; Code Of Virginia. %; dinners Re.
ports q; and Randolph, vols; Leigh vols 70 II,
inclusive; Robinson vols; and 0rattan, vols; ell
at "a per vol Sessions Acts and Journals OF various
sECRETzkY COMMONWEALTH
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Quito large ssp u money IN Mexican dollars
va received IN New Orleans few days sGo, and
so,s g premium q x apd hslft d and lhres
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zRO4x0Bt1CEt
IN c6SoeqAenc6M ~ change Of sche-
- eo5E6 1fs1mcnd, pssa l6ksbsrs sBd rotooes
lailraa9. nd % the niehmond snA DeavtIls Hn4
the Mieht Nail o. the North vii hsfcser y e.oeee
no:d WI y eken sd Ssady - d.1lxeU ebost 81
e. II. !leze4ee I'll - sjose dak q q II.
4: s s s: AZ: As s'''s
IL IAL
NoTIcx-Iho particular attention Of the
eelled t. the ssls this ktsrncop u aesable
CostaSe Aeaaeeees On the south kle Of Clsys BE-
For terms, kcs see auction head
cco 00DDIN z APPERsON, Aucts. !
COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND OTHERS WILL
plsase besr fn mind, my largs ssie of Wstches Jew
slry ana Faney Goods. TO take p1aes THIS NOM
ING. 1t O'Clock; Also, to be resumed THIS EVE
MING, ct O'Clock. See Advertisement
ELIAS HALE, Auctioueer and
sgssssss Cnmmiseion MsEchsnt lo6 AAin st.
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DANGEROUS SpoRr.-While a number of
boys were engaged In playing ''bandy." near the
Joseph Williams received blow on the right check
bone near the eye that may probably MAIN and dis
figure him for lite. We understand he was imme-
diately taken to DR. Lewis. who dressed the wound,
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FALL IMPORTATION


OF .EARTHENWARE AND CHINA!
FRESH RECEIPTS OF Glass AND FANCY ARrIcLss.
INHE subscriber offers to the trade q large
L and varied stock of Earthenwars and China aud
Glass the patterns (which were selected by himself
Having an experience of many years in this parti-
cuar business. he feels great confidence In stating
thati point Of price and quality 1t win compare "a.
yorably with any other house In the tiade.
White Granite Dinner Ware $50
Do do Basins and Ewers, Jugs, Tea Ware, &c.
Blue Print, Flowing and Fancy do
Blue Decorated China Dinner and Dessert Sets
Do do do Tea and Toilet Sets
Do do do Pitchers and vases
Gold Band do of above variety
White China de of above variety
Common Wsre of every description, suitable for
wholesaling which he offers upon such terms for cash
~ cannot fail to please.
Fine Mantef Pier and Toilet Clauses
Fine Ivory Table Cutlery, Walters 4 Britannia Ware
Safety, and other fluid and Solar Tampa
Glass Ware in every variety. =. -ss.ssf
All he asks - call and he feels assured his prices
win give satisfaction.
His Packer 10 one of the best in the trade.
Stone Ware at Factory prices
oe6-lm JAS. D. EVANS. III Main ct.
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IHlLDREN'S CLOTHING.--Ladies
~ who select their ChdEen's Clothing, are elicit
ed to call and examine the large and varied stock of
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, which have just
ceived and opened this week. TIE Goods .rs we'll
patterns, the smallest suits richly finished with
Braid Suits to fit from to years of sge, ali man
ufaetured expressly for my retail trade. All In
want are respectfully solicited to call and examine
my stock. sissf j. D. GOODMAN,
oc 6 No. l34 Main ST.. opposite Eagle Square.
YOUTHS CLOTHING Ny stock Of
Il Bays Clothing for the Fall and Winter, 10 now
complete. consisting of Over Coats, Frock Coafs,
Jackets Vests &c. &c, of all the latest styles or
every variety and quality. Sises to cit Bows from
to Is years OF are. d. GOODMAN.
( oc6 No. 1874 Main It.. opposite Eagle Square.
HAVANA CIGARS--150, 600 Cigars, Of
LII approved brands comprising some Of the finest
imported For sale by $500
PURCELL. LADD co. Druggists,
oc5 81 Main It,
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81 HAY! HAY! HAY!!.
SA BALES prime NORTHERN HAY,
III received and for sale by :,
oc SILT. J. 4 F. CLENDINING. :.
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FRED. DOTTIN GER,
TEACHER OF MUSIC,
OFFERS his services to the ladies and
" gentlemen of Richmond and vicinity TO give
lessons on the VIOLIN, GUITAR, FLUTE, &c and
all knds of Brass Instrumental Z
~ Orders may be left at HE residence, on Mar
shsll street, between Third and Fourth streets.
oc 6--1wh
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1--WE DOLLARS REWARD.-Rana

u way from the residence Of my mstbsr, about
miles above Richmond, on Saturday night 5eth OF
feet eight or ten inche high, light brown eomplsx-
ION. and stsmmsFs Iitsle when spoken TO !; has
{ 9th ont In fJeut which SHOWS very plain. He n.
have NO doubt, shout Mrs. McKsnxis's q Powhstan
county, where hs has i wife. The abOye reward,
and al expenssr will be paid for biz aelixery 70 ae
q oc 4-tg "a
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DkEr BxLow.-Geerge 3EUeinson, King
ana Queen free negro, was found n the city with
mpsopss papers sad ssut 70 psisoa ~ order q the
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NEIGHBORLY.-Brfdge Cardigan came
before the Mayor, yesterday morning, 10 answer
the charge of using insulting end abusive language
to James Foley, next door neiehbor. Jenny on
bis OATH declared that Bridget accused him Of poi
sonlng her child and Of killing man h his house
for his money which he said was all false, and he
wished 1t put an end to. The Mayor heard the com
plainants tale through and then, on learning that Il
all took place In ridgets house, dismissed the
rant, assuring Foley that he had no criminal CON
troll over private Islander and neiehborhood quar-
ree 60 that the peace of city not disturbed
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New Observation-Disclosures of the Ar
mory Band win call on many Of our ci izens today
to aid them in raising means TO purchase new ia
atruments. Hsving offered amusemene for the pub
lie during the summer nights, u h no more than
right that all who enjoyed their entertainments
ahoud now aid them In their present efforts 10 pur.
chase suitable Instruments for their use.
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THEArRE.-The play of "Evadne," on
Wednesday night last, passed eff very well, most
of the actors sustaining their parts creditably- Miss
Wyette, as "Evadne," was very good, and won the
applause of the audience in every act. The Dan
cling by the Misses Kendall superb, at the con-
clusion OF which the stage Yves literally covered
with boquets. Tonight the programme e unusual
iOnable audience.
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EXTENDING THE CORPORATE LIMITS.
There is very little doubt that this subject will
come before the next Legislature for Its action and
equally as little doubt, we Think that the city of
Richmond viii be allowed to extend her limits-
On Church and Union Hills strong effort viii be
made to stave Off this resat, but how far 1t win
prove successful remains to be seen.
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FOUND, on Governor street, on We'd
u nesdsy morning, large iron KEY The owner
can have the same By applying at this office.
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"KANyAs AND NEBRAsKA" The volume
on this ,bject, to which we referred in our
notice terday, we received from Mr.. Jas.
Woodho) c to whom our acknowledgements
should b. se been made for the same. II is
for sale q that gentleman. ~
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INK n1l1l Large CYPRUS SHIN

w -
-I65.OOO Lars sass CYPRUS shiN-
70 900 r sIe.r c.n.d. White Pine. ~ ss's
ieoco a soa:oned aaa issh osl TOsseee boz
$1,000 q. ssasosed s-i Dressed Flooring.
20 Coo z. seasoned Maple snd oah Piask
q, sso GO 9. se,soneS Popl..
bes OF essry dsscsptisn, which - oder p shs tTsds
10y '''ss' ''d % sfEsis ;.PAakxn
ND RED 6TONE-At the NnyyBook
" store, Kent sqasre -OLp IEDs10nE; o.,
f1istorisai Stretches q Western Pssssytssapism, g
early Minten, lie psri ous ssmhe md frA rseors,
y iIsss READ ooss.as .,eh pe
ticns Of the History. Bios.phy, Poetry. rIonhssy:
Pfsespfs and Paroles Of The OLD and ~
g asinsasioRiEs oyEa THE wArEs. o. sA.s
& LID s;ii Z ss .;..s ss
4, ::s ;:ss.' ;.'' '
EN0RAviNGs.
sAirss and vary. fas Loo Of kieh EaravnsF ssne
sssus's''y e''''ooTL PAINTINGS.
ss.. 'sg o ;i 81 p6 5;i;'ri;h 5 So ~ n'
4 s.res vssissy o. nshosasy, Isss.oed aid rsgses
MseSis Wet Bsxss end ser:abls Wslsss Desssi--
Fer 's'ssy wv. a s., j Va sssss
oes-i~ Nsazly elyeals xzshssss R.s1
NOTICE.-Hayiie DETERMINED 70 close
IN ~ pressat lusiasss. ! e9es ftea ~ - sss
s.nsi.5ss g e .ask q IAnihx skoo
s::s : g ss. s:.:s s. 81 ::;si e:
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-06

GoIEG BACK The New York Express
states that almost every packet ship that has
left New York for Liverpool of late has taken
quite large number of passengers, said to
be mainly emigrants going back home. The
same is said to be the case with other ports.
The City of Manchester, from Philadelphia,
the other day, took thirty in the cabin and
one hundred and fifty in the storage, and the
packet ship Tonawanda, on the same day,
sailed from the same port with two hundred
and four steerage passengers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-06

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS 1.-THE
IN undersigned has just returned from the North
ern cities where he pq-chssed IN person. large and
DRY GOODS, principally for cash, at xceedingy
low prices and will sell the at small advance
ON cost. In the assortment will ba found solid col
ored French Mouslins, fine GA French Merinoes In
variety of coloTs plain and figured cashmeres; En-
broidery, in great variety; black Silk trimming
Laces; fine Cloths in all colors for Ladies Cloaks
large stock French Corses with an endless variety
of Silks, colors in ashes Of roses tan, stone, plaid
and black and brocade. For good bargains cali ar the
cheap store of MORRIS w. ROSE,
oc 6-2m 20S Broad street.