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VESSEL ON FIRE.

l.ar'~ ORLEANS, Jan. 4--The barque Nathaniel
ia arrived here yesterday from Thomaston,
80 cargo OF 1900 bushels OF line She caught
eu,h morning and will probably be destroyed,
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LIE LOss on TILE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

h5Ah,AiseFoN, N. s., jan 5.h-Three boats have
60. mere with ~ men and woman who were
= peri had landed IA men at Shelbourne Can't.
- -'fdson and all The rest went dowa ia the
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4 AMBERT'S LOTTERY OFFICE, No.
IL $ NORTH CALVERT STREET, BABTI
MORE, OPPOSITE BAREUM'S H0TEL.-The
purchase sale Of Lottery Tickets within the State
of Virginia being now ip violation ct law, sad at
scriber would respectfully solicit the orders Of bis
friends and others who may feel disposed to purc
Having been resident OF Richmond for upwaras o.
thirty years and being pretty generally known
throughout the State be deemsit almost
to give any further that all business eo1no
Cy-Packages sin gle tickets and shares III an the
MARYLAND Lotteries. for sale. sss 1888, =,
E-The printed official drawings sent 10 eorI'sspon
dents BY the fir1t mall
a I fatsa.s sasnsa = THOMAS LAMBERT
s auass Baltimore, Md.
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FATAL. ACcInENT

DAYTON Jan. 5--A brick House fell here to-day
aAilng persons, and wounding oshera
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BY GODDIN & APPERSON.

ALE OF BRICK AND FRAMED
~ BUILDINGS, AT THE CORNER OF FRANK.
LIN AND FIRST STREETS, TO BE REMOVED
IN SIXTY DAYS.-Wi be sold on THURSDAY
AFTERNOON, the 18th of January, 1854, upon
the premises. commencing at O'Clock, the brick
dwelling, frame kitchen, &c. at the southeast cor
ner of Franklin and LIST streets, the to be
moved in sixty days.
TERss-Four months credit for satisfactorily en-
dorsed ne gotiabIe paper.
deSl GODDIN APPERSON. Aucts.
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/ ALBION MIoH, Jan. 4.---The Albion College build
ing took FIRE this morning while the students were
at breakfast and was totally destroyed. The con.
tents were mostly saved. Loss estimated at SIS.
0A0--no insurance -sa !
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WORTHY THE ATTENTION OF,
VV ALL. AS THEY CAN Re RELIED ON

The preparations Of Dr. S. Rose 1.-THE Re gulsr Grad
uate and Physician of 80 years expere ncs,l con-
sure. safe. and efectuai.
Dr. j s. Roses Erpecsornat or Cough syrup, is
never failing remedy for Coughs, Colds, and all Lung
Or. J. s. Roses Whoeping Cough Sprp gives inn
mediate relief and frequently cures in one week
DR.. J. s. Roses Group Syrup never fails in curing
the Group that dangerous complaint amongst chill.
dren Price Pic. 2 - ts. ~ ssRs5t.f Z
Dr.. j. g. Roses Pain Crey viii cure Stiff Neck,
Sore Threats, Pains in the Face Side Back or Limbs
from Cold. 1t cures Sprans Chilbains, Cramps or
Pain in the Stomach or Bowels. Price III, z5c and
Dr. j. s. Roses Estraefof BacAa is one of the best
rsmedies eve, used for diseases of the Kidneys
for Heart Diseases all Nervous Affections, Flatu-s
lence, Hear BurD Residences, Numbness. Neural
gs raising the spirits and giving power to the WHOLE
Dr.J S. Roses Dyspepte Compound sure cure for
Dyspepsia Liver Complaints, and Indigestion, when
taken in conjunction with his Alternative Family
Pills. Price of both Toe,
DIR. J. S Roses Golden Pills, for falling of the
Womb. Female Weakness Debility and Relaxation
Dr j. s. Roses Female Specific, a remedy for pain
full MenstTustion Leucorrhoea or Whites. Price ~.
regulating pills; they haze been found to be most
valuable remedy for Female complaints, to open
those distractions to which they liable, aud bring
nature into its proper channel. Price 25c.
DIR. j. s. Roses Sarsoporilia Compound for all Skin
Diseases and for purifying the Blood it ssuperior to
all others Price Soc and 81 90 gfs4l a al
DR.. j. S Roses Tonic Nurture, for Chiis, Fevers,
and General Debility. never-failing remedy.
few doses is always sufficient to convince the most
skeptical. Price SEC. q
All whose constitutions impaired by disease,
weak by nature, should read Dir. J. s. Roses Medi
cal ddrisey (Which contains description OF the Dis
of the climate d the mode OF treatnent.)--
It can be had without charge of Purcell, Ladd Co.,
Bennett l. Beers,Adie Gray, O. A. Strecker, A.
Duva A. Bodiker, j. E. Wood, WIN. r. Ladd, s. n.
Zachrisson, A. Leslie, r. R. Duval Bro. in this city
and of dealers generally throughout the United
States. where his Family Medicines are sold
deO6 cts-ia2 nsrs 7'.=ag ftz -t9 a-rsl-eT sssfs
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EMPIRE CITY ASHORE.

NEW York, Jam 5.--lt II rumored that the steam.
or Empire City, from Havana, Il ashore al Barne.
ent
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osSle1 WITH 9. =: snnnEns 10. - rEAKk n
INOIICE.-Wifi be S0ld for and on be-,
~ half ofwhom IL msy concern. and specially -
PAY freight and oehsf dss q The Union sts.n
Ship Co., and storage due r.. Rankin, on the FOODS
hsrsinAfter named. p Wit lot of Stoves Casfnas
l ~ .na $50. consigned e Hupp. NsE
Stoves castings and Hollow-ware, consigncd % a.
Hupp. care Of L. d. Cfe1slaw Co.. 80 many Of sooss
sssorss:id e may be necessary for ssd purpose The
foregoing articles now at the ofce OF r. Rankin
Inc sale will take place At the aid Office, on tho
cash.. = ~ RfSf$f an - 4 w III S. 1ui
lid SO Agent Union Steam Ship Co.
-. THoMAs W. KrEsEE, Auetr.
IsHE SUBSCRIBER declining to farm
rr 'ss Ra9s;es, yseS @ sell q public .uesion
L o'sloek, ~ biz crop Of corn, FODDER,
sHuCks, FARMING UTENSILS, &c. together
with household and kitchen FURNITURE. stock OF
HOGS, s%sII los Of PLANK and other little ssines
to be taken away immediately The crop Of
WHEAT, seeded on the farm 10 bushelsl VIII be
sold. About 100 cords of pine WOOD already chi,
and about 600 cords standing.
Terms made known az the sale -
ia 4-dtdst JOHN B. GARDNER
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N IGhTa SALES.-THlS EVENING

~ commencing att o'clock, we will resume our
night sales and continue them throughout the SEQ
son. at which time viii be offered from the shelves
splendid collection of Staple and Fancy Goods Csrd-
ed and Table Cutlery of every description. Britannia
Also, fine assortment Of Cloths, Cassimeres Vest
ings Muslins, Alpacas, Silk and Cotton Pocket auA
Head H aDdkerchiefs Crayats, Irish Linens, Linen
Table Cloths, White and Brown, Hosiery, su colon.
iShswls, &c.
Also, CLOCKS Of every style and pattern.
|. English Gold and Silver Lever WATCHES
|; Do do Detached do
Do do Cylinder do
/. Also, fine stock Of doubled barrel Guns Pistola
Bowie Knives, &c
Country merchants and the trade are invited 30 Z.
tend our sales as they will find large variety and
first rate quality.
Sale commences every night at o'clock. Is
no 7-ts A. MOTT CO, Aucrs
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BY GODDIN 4 APPERSOE. e 8 .
VALUABLE FARM. NEAR BROOE

TURNPIKE, 81 MILES FROM RICHMOND
ALSO s,r CROPS OF CORN, sHuCKS. FODDER
BUGGY. &c. FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Wii be
sold on TUESDAY, the nth January, 1854. upon the
pre- misses commencing at II o'clock, the FARM re-
Gently occupied by Mr.. Jos. s. james, Jr, situated
about miles from the city Of Richmond. and few
hundred yards Of the Brook Turnpike-upon which !
plank road 10 to be constructed very shortly-adjon
ing the residence of Maj JAS Hill. IL contains 126!
acres, OF which about onehalf is cleared, balance 10
wood and timber. The improvements are all new,
consisting OF handsome cottage residence contains
stable, &c. 2 y 7
After the sale of the Land, will be sold the crops
OF Corn, ti20 barrels) Shucks, Fodder, Straw, &c
Also very fine young Mules. one excellent buggy
Horse, four Cows, one Buggy, and all the Farming
supplements on the place.
Terms for the Ldnd-One sixth cash one sixth at
months and as to the balance very lib ,al terms
OF credit to be made known at the hour of sale
For the personal estate, all under $50 cash. over
that amount sixty days credit for approved endorsed
negotiable paper.
GOD DIN & APPERsON,
Ja6-dtds Aucts..
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PEMOVAL.-SMITH & ROBERTS

40 have removed TO the store, Ne. %, Iron
buildings, Pearl street.
Thankful for the liberal patronage of their old
friends and customers, respectfully solicit
tinuance of the same and would invite the attention
of COUNTRY MERCHANTS, SADDLERS, MA
CRlNISTS. COACH MAKERS, and HOUSE BULL
DEES. 70 their superior assortment of GOODS and
TOOLS, adapted 70 the wants of the trade.
We are now receiving part, and will shortly have
in store, the whole of oar SPRING STOCK, embra-
cling many and desirable Goods. Coachmakers
will find it their interest call and examine
entire stock of COACH HARDWARE ard
TRIMMINGS, to be opened the ensuing month.
Our regular assortment Of HARDWARE, CUT
LERY, GUNS and SADDLERY, will be greatly
increased and it will be constant aim to meet the
wants 1t customers and friends, both in goods and
prices. SMITH 4 ROBERTS,
ia5-im % Pearl street.
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BY DAVENPORT, ALIEN 4 co.
BY RICHARD CAUTHORN. :


TRUSTEES SALE Of GROCERIES,
Il FIXTURES. GRAIN, HAY. &C.. TWO FINE
HORSES, WAGONS, &c, AT AUCTION BY vir-
of deed of trust executed by A. ID. Tinslev to
me, bearing date on the 24th day ofDecember, 1885,
and recorded in the Clerks office of the Court of
Hastings, for the city of Richmond, shall
tee, on MONDAY, the 9th day of January, 1884, sell
public auction, the stock of Groceries, GRAIN Hay
lumber houses of said Tinsley, on Broad street.
between I'd and Sd, Also, two fine horses, one Car
ryall Wagon, the unexpred lease of said store and
of said lumber house ending LIST day of August
1854 aud the timber of the other said lumber house.
TERMs-Cash for ali sums under $50 and credit
of 60 days for all of $50, and upwards the pur
chaser giving his notes witha good endorser.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M, and to be
conducted by r. CAuTHoRN. s5a
/ de z8 JNO. q WILLIAMS, Trustee rl
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A WOODEN
L BUILDING, ON THE PLANK ROAD.-By
virtue of q deed of trust, executed to me by VIM.
Griffin, bearing date the st day of June, l849
and recorded in the Clerks office of Henrico County
Court. shall, Trustee, the 10Th day of Janua-
nv, 1854, sell at public auction for cash. the lid
ING, erected by said Griffin on the lot belonging
the estate OF Benjamin Frayser decd, fronting ON
the Plank Road and distant few hundred yards
from the city of Richmond. The buildin erect
ed upon leased ground about five years ago, is of
wood, contains two rooms, and has been used a.
grocery store and dwelling-house. The purchaser
will be repaired to remove the building within
days from the SALE ID z-sszt s.. i.-tts g.-y u
= s5.tL JOHN G. WILLIAMS Trustee.
The sale will take place the premises, at
O'clock, +. M, and will be conducted by r. CAu-
THORN, Auct. :a.t 5a de 80
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4 ETGKO HlRING.-The subscTi6ers

M EGkO HlRlNG.-Ihe subscribers
IN again offer their services to their friends and the
public to hire out esres for the ensuing year They
will use their best endeayors to get good homes and
good prices. Persons having Negroes to hire, would
do well to send them in as early as possible.
We will be assisted By Mr. WING TALIAFERR0
in this branch of our business who has been engaged
for many years in hiring out Negroes y q ~ -
! ~ i. 80 N, l. c B. Ill., -
Corner of Wall and FrapElin streets, Richmond.
N. &. c. B. HILL stall continue to sell Negroes
both publicly and privately their old stand.
of Wall and Franklin streets. de 10--dGct l5thJ
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T se'xaA<A1 SLkf 1VO4&SV.
= fi1TUkks. kc.-As trustee In deed q txu1k
ner and duly recorded IN the once or tie Hngt.
ings Court Of Richmond, shall SELL q Pablo &C.
said Mills on the South side of The Basn e3io3niss
N, q warehouse Of Ludlam Z Wanon,I % SxfUH.
z I'm day OF January. is54 &c II o,cloek I'll
ne Mlules aud Implements Of every kind used ~
nlm IN manufacturing Tobacco, consistine Of Il Bo,
snd sna eeueis sst Of Bsnds sersvs
a Mi. s. Screws Evans patent; ID lump
I,srse Dipping Tahs; Dipping Pots and Sinksss;
Levers, &C, Also, so lbs. Tonqua Beans IN aIcehol
Terms made known on day Of ale - - go
The above Fixtures, he. may be seen AZ liz e.
tory and private proposals will be received for the
purchase OF them up to the day Of sae - aufhorssl
BY the deed am also authorised to say that por.
chaser a. private sale can reat the factory from the
I !. III HERBERT A: CLAIBORNE, Tra.tss. !,
( Richmond, Dec g. 1858. = q
I Sale conducted by Nt
1 de 3e--dtds = Thomas W. KEEsEz. Auctsr
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|. TWO VERY SUPERIOR ALDERNEY cows
AND CALVES FOR SALE.-Immed iately after the
sale of Lumber, &C., the corner of Marshall and
Third streets, on the 10th instant, will be sold two
very superior Attorney Cows and Calves by q supe-
rior Durham bull - i.ss+ 's1 a'f7
/ TERMS made known at sale.
/ st.. GODDIN APPERSoN,
ia6 -dfes A,,.t.
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DUhLIC HALE OF NEGRO ---Pur--
line shall sell, on the 9Th DAY ef January that Is.
ng SsFsss Gosrs Ssy e Borss Green ss.h.
belonsisg to the estate Of Amy fsetros, dseid s.
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Sale conducted by GoDDfN ( APpEnsos, A usase

P. s. After the sale of the Factory and Fixtures
referred in the preceding advertiseme ut win be
sold by virtue OF deed Of trust from John NJ Shep-
tees the following personal property viz sauable
negro man, named Allen; one fine horse, saddle and
bride; small carriage.
Tern ar ssla
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i convenient aud economical substitute for tar and
other ubrcatoTs for the axles of transportation
omnibusses, carriages, drays, wagons &c. 1t Ia not
affected by the weather, retaining the same conss-
tency winter and summer. It does not gHH On tho
axles, and is cheaper and more durable than any
other grease in use. .sistal 81. stsss4 "a 3 Il -
70. sale in tin censters of three and six pounds,
and in kegs of g. 50 and 100 lbs each, by ass s 81
ADIE GRAY, Druggists. -
Il nov IQ--dGcts AGENTS for the Manufacturer. ~,
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DREMIUM VENETIAN BLINDS. =

- FOR. BREMEN. = The Bremen
- barque ..KoSM0S,n Capt. VESSELS. VIII
we will make liberal cash advances on
of Stems or Tobacco 10 the address OF our friendA
Messrs H. Fl Meier 4 Co.
For freight or passage. apply 70 ,,.mooy
de 81 LUpLaf X ~ - t,Dkr.
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pLANKETS,-A full assortment of heavy
- Dufil and twiied Whitney BLANKETS for
negroes; also, Whitney and extra silkbound BED
BLANKETS, of our own importation, in store and
for sale by goo WN.i ~
de Is KENT, PAINE Il KENT.
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pECTIFIED WHISKEY.-l50b barrel
~ Mountain Dew brand fer sale by
ja4 49, DAVENPORT, ALLEN Il co.
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Arrived at Copenhagen, Dee, Oh. ships Emelie
Emma, from Baltimore was Oft st
ttoaas the Pendlrton from City Poinr, rs at We
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CLOTHING AT PRICES THATMUsT

pEMOVAL--P. T. MOORE g. Co,
H. IMPORTERS OF HARDWARE, have re-
moved to No "a Pearl or 18th street, op posite MI
b: w. Fry's, where they will be happy to their
friends, ~ ft.r ia PIT .
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EXTRAS S. FLOUR-Augusta, Rush, Mt
H Crawford and other brands. sc market rates
i15 BROWN L. SHOOK
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