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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-07
DIED.,

At Whiby, in the county of Chesterfield on Satur-
day, the 4th inst, Mrs JANE L. LYLE, relict of the
late James Lyle, in the 5lst year of her age. The
son-in-law, COL s. Bassett French are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral at her ate residence,
Wednesday, the 9th inst, at O'Clock, P. M.
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EXPLOSION OF AN ABOLITION HoAx

EXPLOSION OF AN ABOLITION HOAX.
Inc New York Journal of Commerce re-
cords the explosion of miserable hoax, in.
vented, it says, either by a Southern wag or
sNorthern abolitionist, which has had tire.
menoous run among the abolition Journals
and caused as many bursts of indignation as
Uncle Toms Cabin. The New York Tribune
in particular, has become very feroo;ons
about it. Unfortunately for these gentlemen
the whole story is sheer fabrication. as will,
De seen by the following correction fron, ~, -
Natchez Free Trader of the sth ~
srsauLAR INTERPRETATIONS w.
sosy OF TWO since, the following letter 'eoe''eo
.. SoMERvnLE, j.. Feb ri, ,o-,
Eduor o. Natehez Free T,ader-S;r' i T,
M ose1 paoashed in the New York papers w;,bi,
mFee OF four days, al account of the hrrn; "nnih
neeroaf place called Union Point on ,ha hg OF a
NE Mississippi. This account appears 70 b baaks OF
from your paper, and states the thing in &C.,.
among other things alleging that some tour t thou.
H .vss we're collected to witness the scene, and
aserwards were addressed by the magissrs,a.
ninsters OF religion, &C. The fanatics here ars
making great ado about this-and certain 600, s
posers OF agitation disbeleving the tale =.
Greeey. requested me to write you for the facts
fiessc therefore communicate them to me A soon
= convenient BY copy of your paper or other.
Yours truly, -,
Wehavs only 70 say that no such occurrence has
ever taken place It Union Point within our Know.
ledge, and Of course that NO such publication :.
that attributed hy the Tribune to the Free Trader.
has been made.
% esrce, determined and INSCRIPTIONS seems
kostasrn fanatcism that h l. useless TO take The
sosSsM .o.lowing up their ISLANDERS of the South,
hs9 The story ct the Tribune & an entire fabI.
. tion .aS.'
WI he Now York Tribune, the Piftaburph Post
"a ceh9 Abolition papers, make the anexde I'm.
r1bee We do not believe they viii. They emf
y tbe truth or do justice, where slavery e con
md II they could only see themselyes -
hsFs 80 them, they would be better men.
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CITY OF RICHMOND. no WIT:-A

CITY OF RICHMOND, TO WIT:-At
Hastings for the said city, Monday the 9Th day of
March, 1854: Whereas George w. Gretter and viii.
liam Brent, merchants and partners trading under
the firm of Gretter and Brent by their counsel have
filed in the said office their declaration against VIII
liam H. Mcleod of plea of debt for $57, due by a
negotiable note; and George w. Gretter. of the
said firm, having made oath before that the said
William ii. Mcleod is not resident of the State of
Virginia 1t is ordered that the said William H. Nc
Leod do appear before the said Court or in the
Clerks office, within month after due publication
hereof and do what is necessary protect his inte
rests. Teste, kO HOWARD
ma I-laW4w ID, Clerk
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THE CHINcHA ISLAND DIFFIcULTY.-A Wash.
ington telegraph dispatch says, that Cabinet meet
Ing was held IN relation to the outrages committed
on Capt. McCerren at the Chincha Islands. the re.
suit OF which has been the drawing up of despatch
by Mr. Marcy, directing Mr.. Clay to inform the
government OF Peru that unless full indemnity is
given for past outrages, the Pacific squadron will
immediately proceed to Peru and enforce the sat
isfaction ~"
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Capt WILLIAM A. SPENCER, OF the u. S. NAVY
died at New York on Friday last in the 62d year OF
his age. He was son of the Hon. AMBROSE SpEN.
GER Chief Justice of the State of New York; and
brother of the Hon. JOHN c. SPENCER. formerlv
Secretary of the Treasury
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SPRING IMPORTATION, 1854.
GINTER & ALVEY,

No. 16 Pearl Street, Richmond, Va,
HAVE now in store, of their own direct
IL importation, from London and Paris the most
completes stock of
FANCY DRY GOODS
ever exhibited in this market, consisting in part oil
the following:
Cotton and Silk HOSE and Half Hose, of all colors
and qualities. -
Men's and women's Gotten, Thread, silk and Kid
GLOVES, in every variety.
Ladies' Linen Cambrie Linen Lawn, Hemstitched,
and Embroidered HANDKERCHfEFS.
Gents plain Linen. cold bordered Cambric, fancy,
white and Damask Silk HANDKERCHIEFS.
CRAVATS and NECK-TIES in endless variety.
EMBROIDERIES of every DESCRIPTION
SHIRTS. COLLARS. SUSPENDEkS. SEWlNt
SILK, THREADS, BUTTONS, COMES; &c,
With beautiful assortment of ladieS Six ana Ell
solicit the attention of the Virginia and North Caro-
in anv No,ths IN Lensa maj
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George E. Pugh whom the Democratic Caucus
in Ohio has nominated for United States Senator is
said to be an " ultra.progressive" Democrat, He
was lately Attorney General of Ohio.
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THEATRE.-The "Cabin and Parlor" is
to be again performed tonight 1t is said to be a
fair production, and will no doubt become very
popular throughout the South.
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ST PINEY POINT LINE TO

- Il L
- .-s-t - BALTIMORE-ON MONDAY OF
EACH WEEK-FARE 81 ONLY.-The public ara
hereby informed that the comfortable steamer MA
RYLAND, Capt. CHARLES z. MITCHELL, having
been entirely reftted, enlarged and improved in
ry respect. is now Cd the route between Richmond
and Baltimore, once weekly.
Passengers by this agreeable and economical line
will leave Richmond by the morning train on MON
DAY of each week. at O'Clock, A. NJ, and reach
Baltimore in the courte of the night thus securing
connection with the different lines out of Baltimore
the following morning, in any direction
Returning, passengers will leave Baltimore on the
afternoon Of WEDNESDAY. of each week. at
O'clock and arrive at Aqua Greek always in time to
connect with the night line of the Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company.
Fare in either direction 81. Forward Cabin passen-
gers the same price. but with meals board of the
Maryland included.
Fare for first class passengers between Baltimore
and Philadelphia, by the Newcastle and Frenchtown
line, 50 so. For second class do. 81 50making the
whole fareifrom Richmond to Philadelphia by this
agreeable line, Sc so emily for first class passengers
and IS so for second class ditto including meals for
the latter ON board of the Maryland"
For further particulars through tickets apply at
the office of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad Company.
]. B. WINSTON, Ticket Agent.
Office r. r and P. r. r. Co.,
Richmond, March 6, 1854. mat
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UP AGAIN.-Old Betsy Patterson, a ne
gro woman of some notoriety, was captured and
Gagged for taking too much ''tod' and becoming
rather laxative afterwards while on Cary street
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RUNAwAYs.-Henry, slave to Anderson
Davis; and Margaret, slave to Warner Talaferro.
were both arrested as runaways, and properly
disposed of.
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Total,
ABsENTEEs.

ABSENTEES.
Northern Democrdfs-Messrs. Allen, R. l.; Bright
IND. tsck); Wright. NJ. Total s..
southern Demoeyats-Messrs. Mallory, tsick,) FLO
Northern Whigs-Messrs. CLAYTON, Della; Cooper
Penn; Everett, Mass; Phelps. VT. Total4.
~ Southern Whigs-Messrs Pearce, Md; Toombs
ia. lsck.) Total Total absentees 10.
There are 81 Senator's and at present one vacancy
from North Carolina) Messrs. Bright, Toombs and
Mallory (sick) would have voted for the bill.
RECAPITULATION.
FOR THE BILL. AGAINST THE BILL.
Northern Democrats, Is Northern Democrats,
Southern do, Is Southern do,
Southern Wings 81 Northern Wings 6
Southern do,
Free Sellers,
Total, 81 Total, IA
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NATIONAL MoNUMENT.-The receipts for the Ma.
tional Washington Monument during February,
5o3 So tits understood that work on this natr;otc
memorial will be resumed about the 18th inst.
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No MAILS YET.-We have still to suffer much in
convenience in our news department from the de-
tention of the Southern mails The New Orleans
papers are nearly week behind, and Charleston
papers ditto. We can't help thinking of the ave-
ianche that will come in upon us when communi
cation is re-established. We expect to receive at
least thirty New Orleans papers at once, besides
hundreds from different points on the line between
the Crescent City and Wilmington. Won't there
be work for scissors?
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The turpentine distillery of Schroeder & Co., at
Battleboro', N. c., was destroyed by fire few days
ago. Loss $1,000.
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RICHMOND MARKETS, March 6.
CORRECTED DAILY.

CORRECTED DAILY.
FLOUR-The market is very quiet, without any
transactions to report.
WHEAT-Dull at ST. 500$1 60.
CORN-75080 cents,
TOBACCO and other articles remain as last W eek.
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CAPT. RYNDERs, it appears, has been appointed
deputy surveyor ofthe port of New York, as we no
tee that on Friday last he seized ST. 900 worth OF
French lace, which had been smuggled.
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THE FALLS OF NIAGARA may be seen on
canvass, at Odd Fellows Hall, to might Franken-
STEM the painter, has mmortalised himself by this
production as all who see il will acknowledoe
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nATS.-lOOO bushels prime SEED
nh7-lts J.GF. CLENDININ0. |
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QUICK TR1p.-A bay horse attached to

QUICK TRIP.-A bay horse attached TO a
furniture wagon. made quick trip down Main
street to Rockets last night leaving the driver to
follow at his leisure. Two of the Watchmen at
tempted to head" the high spirited animal, but he
had determined to ego it alone or "die," SO they
gave him the track and he continued the race un-
til reaching his stable
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SET AT LIBERTY.-George Lowry and
Andrew Carson, the two men who were arrested
by officer Irving on Saturday last charged with be-
ing Migrants and beggars, were brought before the
Mayor yesterday. When set to the bar, they stated
that they were from Little York. Pennsylvania, and
that they here to get work. but having run out
OF funds and being in rather bad plight they
were compelled to beg or do worse, to get some
thing to eat On promising TO secure employment
or leave the city Immediately, they were set at
liberty.
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AGAINST THE BILL.

AGAINST THE BILL.
Northern Democrats.
Messrs Dodge, Wiscon'n,
Hsmlin, No.,
James, h. I
Walker. Wis, 4
Northern Irhigs.
Messrs Fessenden, Me-,
Fish. N. York,
Foot, Vermont,
Seward, N. Y,
Smith, Conn,
Wade. Ohio, 6
Free Soiiers.
Messrs Chase, Ohio,
Sumner. Mass, 2
Southern Whigs.
Mr.. Bell, Tenn, l
S0atherR Democrats
MIR. Houston, Tex, l
Total, IA
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EYNOLDS NEW WORK-,Joseph
= Wiimot or the Memoirs Of Man Servant
1sanes o. American Hnmor BY Howard Paul
kisuk kivers; b. J. H. Ingrahsm.
The Partisans Oath: by r. y. Greedy
And other rev Books. just received and far m L.
II Imn 81 SLADE 4 BAKER.
i IGNUMVITA MORTARS, xc-Lie.
~ aumdts Mortsu and Pestles enameled Mortar.
and fssfies irsn Spice Mills, &c, &c. For ssla by
ZIMMERMAN
NM corner Msin and 18th It,
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CV Spring with its facilitating effects is upon u.s.
recollect that CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE is the
best medicine known to ensthen, invigorate and
renew the system. 1t eradcates all lurking disease
from the blood. Try it.
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.

HoLprooK receives I'll the new
BOOKS,
NEWSPAPERS.
PERIODICALS,
AND
CHEAP PUBLICATIONS
In advance Of all the other houses. u
All orders by mail promptly attendedto.
NH 6-11ts Is
BALLARp's HAIR DYE NEW AND I'M
PROVED EprTfoN-THE CHEAPEST AND BEST u. -
THE WORLD Warranted not only to color the Ill y.
any shade from light brown to jet bia ck Ia
minutes hut t. correct all bad coorng produced BY
any other Dye, and IL positively way injurious -
l. the most complete and desirable article ever onefeo
to the public Price 81.
f BENNETT BEERS,
ma Tim Agents for Richmond.
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&SA UNION STEAMSHIP COM
LINE OF STEAMERS

&1E5z6z7RkfAN4S LINE OF STEAMEhS.-
FOR PHILADELPHIA, VIA NORFOLK.
The Steamer VIRGINIA, Captain DAVID TEAL,
Steamer PENNSYLVANIA. Captain JAS. BAyMoRE,
Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND Captain z. MiTcH-
ELL One ofthese splendid steamers win leave Rich
mond for Philadelphia, every MONDAY and
THURSDAY, at high-water, touching at City Point
and Norfolk to receive freight and passengers. Re-
turning, leave Philadelphia every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY. az 10 O'Clock, A NJ. arriving at
Richmond every TUESDAY and SATURDAY morn
ings on which days they will discharge their cargo
These splendid steamers have been built expressly
for this line, and every exertion has been made to
combine st, ength and speed They provided with
Francis Patent Metallic Life Boats" set frstrate
tables, and every attention is paid by accommo-
dating Captains to the comfort of passengers and the
protection of goods.
FARE REDUCED.
Passengers for New York would consult their in.
terest by taking this route for Of being
the cheapest and safest is by far the pleasant
Tobacconists shipping to Pittsburg can be accom-
modated by this line, have entered into ar
engagements TO forward goods through with dispatch.
For freight or passage, apply to
ROBERT RANKIN, Agent,
on the Dock.
p. s. All goods by this line from Philadelphia vii
be discharged Tuesdays and Saturdays. and after
they are delivered the wharf shall be considered
by the Company at the risk of the owners.
NH Z ROBERT RANKIN, Agent.
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EFFECTS OF FIRE WAR in

IL EUROPE !-Breadstufs and Provisions have
the approaching terrific struggle between the Wes-
Powers and the Gear. And not alone have eata-
bles up in value, but other interests are maze
rally effected by the coming contest and clash o,
arms For instance large orders have been received
by SILAS C. HERRING for his invunerable SALA-
M MANDER SAFES, for the principal cities OF the
tits now universally acknowledged that there is
safety real safety for funded or anded proper
ty at present in transatlantic nations. Gold or Sill
yer. solid coined, can alone be depended on, TO
outlive the crash and wreck of Monarchical and Inn
peral Governments Therefore it is that the wealthy
classes are DESTROYS to obtain HERRING'S SALA-
MANDER SAFES, in order that they may store IN
these secure receptaces their Golden and siivery
hordes which, amidst conf1agrations. murders and
pilage, will outve every change which the terr1nc
results of warfare may be likely to bring in their
train.
1t used to be the custom in oden time to bury trea
sure in the bowels of the earth-n old castle walls
and in the church-yards. But then, after the con-
cts over, aud peace had superyened. the trou-
BILE where to find the depesites. HERRlNG'S
SALAMANDER SAFES offer admirable solution
to this diiculty-and it is one of the pregnant signs
of advancing civilization and intellectual progress
that this inimitable invention should be so highly
appreciated.
Firstly They are thoroughly fire-proof
Secondly They defy the craft of the most inge-
When Mr.. HERRING exhibited his Patent Safe at
the London Crystal Palace, he placed within Sl00o
which he offered to any one who could pick the lock-
He appointed a committee to superintend the trial
walked Oft to the Continent to enjoy himself-whis
tied his way for two or three months on the banks
of the Rhine and the Danube-snd returned to Lon
don, when he found his Safe unopened aud his $1,000
as he left them.
Having learned these facts the Rothschilds and
other milonares of Europe have thought well up
the matter; the result is that HERRINGS SA-
LAMANDER SAFES have been ordered in large
quantities-as the most tried, the most secure. and
the safest and most valuable preventative against the
effects of fire and pillage, likely to follow from the
revolutions and war carnage now approaching.
LY- A full assortment of the above genuine SA-
LAMANDER SAFES, may be found at lS6 Gary st.
All sizes and prices.
r. McCANDLISH, Jr., Agent
NH 7-1w for the State.
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NO1ICE.-We hereby constitute and
IN appoint Mr.. James B. Scater our Agent to COO
duct general Grocery business n our name aud for
our account, on Pearl street. in this city, from this
date All purchases to be made by him for cash only
WILLIAMS BROTHER
Richmond. Feb. 8, 1851 mil 76t
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REsIssED.-Mr. A. LEwELLEs, Consta.
bic Of the second district in Henrico, rendered hi.
resignation TO the court OF that county, yesterday.
deputy under Mr.. James B. Tyler. :
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CAPTIvEs AMONG THE INDIANS The Texas
papers state that the Camanche Indians sent on,
to search tor the two children of Mrs Wilson.
returned without being able to find them. Mrs
Wilson, 1t will be remembered was also taken
captive, but madeh her escape few months arc
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HIGH Constructive have never seen
the office of High Constable of this city more adj
miraby filled than at present. Mr.. JAS. P. TYLER
seems to be doing an immense amount of business
in his Office, and the quick returns already made,
on debts placed in his hands for collection ;seems
really gratifying to those who are under the neees.
sity OF collecting their dues through his agency
Politeness aud promptness are important requi-
sites for a public officer to possesa
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NEW STORE-The undersioned

NEW STORE.-The undersigned, as
agent fer Messrs. Williams Brother, will conduct
Wholesale and Retail Grocery Business at the old
stand of VIM. Eggleston. and will keep good and
well selected stock of GROCERIES, WINES,
TEAS, LIQUORS, &C. Families and strangers visit
ing the city would do well to give me a CALL as no.
thing shall be wanted my part give satisfaction
JAMES B SCLATER, Agent,
q Pearl street, Richmond.
cheerfully recommend my late customers to Mr.
Scater feeling convinced that his card above will
be found true to the letter
WILLIAM EGGLESTON.
Richmond, Feb. 8, 1854. ma 7-2w
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP

PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN
from New York, yesterday
A SutheIei; Meimchiam; Evans Scwarzkoff;
n R99agn.oni VIM Bartlett; ] w Hall; g B Halsted;
iipis apa . Ut CTsnz' Kenny Bernard; Gil
sstsaaen; Ira Biddlecomb; Miss Harriet csrsv. w r
Ravmo ,aay ana seryt; Harrison lady and servt
stesrs ye 'oho' Butts; N Dswnsy, and IS in the
IL THE CITIZENS OF RiCHMoNp The
=. y hlchnond Hastings Court being comneed
Dy continued Ill health, to resign his oges
myself before you a candidate, "se' present
having been Deputy in the Office for n;na.
naa. n 10 Tor the last FIVE months during the sct
.s vi my brother, been the acting clerf in can't
n. as "a the Office, believe myself fultv cs,,.
70 dseharge all the duties Should il IL vonr
Seasale 70 elect me, will perform ali the ass 81
NH 7-dtde R0REnr uo,,
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NOTICE.-Having sold my stock OF Gro
agent for Messrs Williams L. Brother, it becomes
cessary for all who indebted to to settle their
accounts as soon as possible. l may be found at my
old stand and will continue to sell all kinds of Coun-
try Produce and to purchase all articles ordered at the
usual commission Returning my thanks tor past pat
satisfaction those Who may hereafter need my
vices WILLIAM EGGLESTON,
Feb. 8, 1854. q Pearl street. Richmond
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FINE PAINTIsG.-POwell's celebrated
Painting OF De Soto discovering the Miasissinn;
now exhibiting at the Uniyersalist Church. viii
positively close this evening. Those who have ~
seen H. should not lose the present opportunity Of
seeing this great work Of art,
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WOODS ON FIRE.-Abnut ~ o,clock

WOODS ON FIRE.-About II O'clock yes
terday, we understood that the strip of woods lust
beyond Fultons Hill, owned by Mr.. WHITEHALL,
who resides at "Waggeman's Folly" had been set
on fire, and at one time threatened destruction to
the neghboring fences, but that by great exertion
on the part OF the neighbors, the flames had been
subdued, with but little loss
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ii AhPEhS MAGAZINE Tor March.
11Hot Corn; 81 25.
Autobiography of Actress; By Mrs. Mowatt.-
81 p.
Shiels Sketches of the Irish Bar-2 vols S25O
Putnams Monthly for March.
Godey's Lady's Book for March.
Kate Clarendon. or Necromancy in the Wilderness
by Emmerson Bennett.
For sale at SMITHS
Periodical Depot, opposite American Hotel
NH y
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HARPERS MAGAZINE for MARCH.

HARPER'S MAGAZINE for March
II is now ready at HOLBROOK'S, Franklin st.,
just above the Exchange Hotel
KATE CLARENDON, or Necromaucy in the Will
derness; by Bennett. SOC.
All the MAGAZINES for March, together with all
the NEW BOOKS, &c, of the day. -
HOT CORN. or Life Scenes in New York
FLUSH TIMES IN ALABAMA
ENGLISH SERFDOM AND AMERICAN SLA
VERY.
MRS. MOWATTS NEW BOOK. sI25.
For any and everything in the Book, Magazine and
Newspaper line, call or send to
HOLBROOK'S, Franklin street.
NH lit Just above the Exchange Hotel
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-18
Soscl,, Feb. s, 1854.
r + NJ O V A L .

na- DR.. J. C. Young, has remored
from 226l Dupont street to the corner
of MONTGOMERY AND CALlFOR-
MA STREETS, opposite the Banking
House of Page, Bacon & Co.. where be
will be happy to consult with his former
patrons, and treat scientifically and with
discretion all those who may require the
service. of Physician The success of
DR.. Young since his. advent in this
State has been without parallel, and
he hopes by continued and untiring ap-
plicaten to his Profession, to remove
from the public mind that lack Of con-
fidence which has SO unhappily existed
in regard 70 the Medical Profession in
the State Of California
p. S.-All letters enclosing $40 will
receive immediate attention. Direct
Box 735, p. O..
N. BAH papers i'll the State vii
please insert as Special Notice, the a
bove, for one month, and send bill to }
C. Young, NJ. D.
Feb. 4,-65-lm.
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-18
SELLIN OFF!

The subscriber, intending soon to
return to the Atlantic States, offers his
entire stock for sale, at the lowest pri-
ces.
A fine opportunity is now afforded to
obtain one Of those fine Cooking Stoves.
at great bargain. Every thing usually
found in stove and tin ware store can
be found at this establishment, and
those wishing to purchase would do well
to call immediately.
N. BAH persons indebted to the
undersigned, are hereby notified to call
and settle up; and those having accounts
against him, are requested to call and
have them adjusted.
Fl. STONE.
Columbia, Feb is, lS54-67-tf.