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D. 8. BARNES, Proprietor. 1911 Broadway, n. T

AS-SPLEHDID PICTURE, -Ihns- Of cur readers who
oes'r to pass through splendid Gallery of Pictures
should COT fail TO pay visit 70 piumL's Rooms Oh
tie Avenue. He basca exhibition ther- some choics
'Pec'Iaens OF shs new art Of Dayu rreotypi,g in on
Tnacn ior heae-5 and excellence sre Incompatible
There IS portrait executed in this last styIe, O
President Pierce that reflects great credit on Tbs
artist ever iinennent thereof giving life ex
preston Mr. flUnbe ia reckonej among the frs,
Daguerrean artis: Of our t;r,e mar nn-
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GRAND EXCURSION

GRAND EXCURSION
PROSPECTS, CORNET BAND,
TO FORT WASHINGToS and the
White House Pavilion.
ON FRIDAY, JUNE goth
49, The Steamers WASHINGTON
E2sor COLLYER will leave Wash
ipgtos for the above places on fRlD tp, June 30 b.
at 2 o'clock p m. ard Alexandria at "a.
TIE fine band will play some choice pieces.
Those waiting pleasure AID get clear Of the hea'
Of the city try that trip
~ Fare for the round tip 80 ccuts-childrer
hal price
The boat will return to Washington about sun
set. JOB CoRSON.
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- A. BALDWIN, a: lis Factory, corner of Sd st.
and Indiana avenue is prepared to fill sn orders for
Doors. Sash, Blinds, Mouldings &C.
Turning in wood, such as B8lusiers, and Newsls
Scroll saving for builders, Cabinet and Coach.
makers.
A large quantity Of the sbcrs articles on hand At
low prices.
Also, lot CT second hand Store Fixtures, Coz Mt.
eIs, Drs~ers shsivine. Sc ap+e0Sm
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25 GENT DAGUERREOTYPES

% CENT DAGUERREOTYPES.
HNHE iends and acquRiutauc-s of J. J. WOOD
L RRIDGE had better take advantage Of 'his fine
seather. and call t. have a picture taken by the
world renowned new French method, by which we
take o perfect resemblance in ths space of ten
minutes. .. STILTZ.
JJ. WOODBRIDlF,
ie i7-lts Prorrie:or.
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A LOT Of OLD MEWXPAPIRS FoR SILg a
"A LRLS 0fk2CK may N-o
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Z. CARBON CT btf re the 2sth of this month
n all Of our scouts will be rendered
Customers cannot iGs CINE the pleasure we take
In .uiting item in their purchases when they psy
the gill IL presented Those th at give ps
trouble to coi6ct cannot expect 10 n &c with the
favor. Therefore We respectfully reosest thst
al viii come forward aud pay ~, on or before tie
Let of July. Without plsc ng at the disagresabls
necessity of sending for the arnr unit
je 2-St HALL BROTHER.
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L est A pair Of gold sPECTAoLEs was loct on
IL Saturday night. the crossing of lsth street
ard Pa avenns. The finder Is requested 10 leave
them OF this Office and lib raj reward viii be Civ.
en-. ie $50
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large SUN VI near yfUu,V In u. D. STOCKS.
This is undoubtedly the result of the near ap
proach CT the period for ceasing their redemp.
zion on Government account.
A Light House Keeper Appointed.-James
Chase has been appointed keeper of the light
house at Bar River, Mass, at $3.50 per auuum
Collector Of Customs Appointed and Con-
frmed.-Darwin NJ. Stapp, at La sale, Distric,
of SATURDAY Texas, vice James w. Moore, de.
clined.
Liz. Of Patents Issued from the United States
Paten, Office, for the week ending juno u,
1871 each bearing that date
john Amory and VIZ. p. Parrot, of Boston,
Mass.-For improvement in the furnace OF
steam boilers.
Je; sc KAUFMAN, Of ShepherdstoHn, Ps-For
improvement in cider mills:
Chas. Ii. Beatty, of Wheeling, Va.-For i'm.
provement in coffee mills.
S. Oscar Gross, Of hingsbuTy, n. Y.-For
improved grape frame.
Tbos. H. Dodge, of Nashua, n H-For i'm
provement in gas and liquid regulators.
Geo. Eseriy, of Heat Prairie, wis.-For
Improvement 10 grass harvesters.
Joel A. II. Ellis and Alex'r Gordon, Of
Rochester, N. Y.-FOr Improvement in reyersi
bic capStans -...-.--.....---
j. Durell Green, Of Cambridge, Afass-For
improvement in breech loading fire arms
Patented in England, May IL, 1854.
VIM. Hall, of Boston, Mass.-For improve.
mont in bank locks.
Dan,l Hill, Of Bartonia, Ind.-For improved
seed planter.
julius uotehkiss, of Waterbury, Conn.-For
improvement in manufacturing suspender
ends.
Walter Hunt, Of New York, N. Y.-For i'm.
proyemebt in sewing machines.
II. NJ. johnson, III Carli.le, Pa.-For i'm
proved rotary cultivator.
D. W. Kennedy, of Staunton, Va.-For i'm.
provement In drying cloth
Geo. w. La Baw, Of Jersey City, N. j.
For improved mitre machine.
Alex. B. Latta, of Cincinnati, O.-For i'm.
proved hydro-pnsnratic force pump.
John McF. Lyeth, Of Baltimore. Md.-For
improvement In cofins.
VIM. Mallsrd, Of Brooklyn, N. Y.-For i'm.
proved regulator Of gas burners
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T OST-On Sunday, the 18th irttant, between
IL Tbysons and St. Patrick's Church, COLI
BREAsTPIN. set with pearl The finder will lie lib
orally rewarded by Leaving il at Thyson's Store, or
eth street ia N-2ts
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ChVERWARE.

CILVERW AXE.
~ CANFYELD, BROTHER 6 CO.,
229 Baltimore street, have on hand aud are con-
stantly making new styI.s OF eilver Conee end Tee
sets: silver Pitchers; Walters: Casters Goblets;
GUS; spoons; Forks; Ice Tongs; Crupb susperS
pir Ice cream, ard Fish Knives; Sal; Cellars But-
ur Knives dcy CT warranted &erliRg Sslnr.
IL eft Ballim IRE, Nd.
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Z, THE 7 ATTENTION OF

WORTHY THE ATTENTION OF
w ALL. AS THEY CAN BE RELIED ON
The preparations Of Dr. 8. Rose 1.-THE Regular Grad
n.te and Physicisn Of 80 yean expersncel are con-
ndsn.y rsSo S e the a'ctsd = Rssdis
d.. s. Rosss Eapxsorsas. ~ Cough syvxp, 10
nsverfailinE remedy for Coughs Colds, and ali Lnn9
ID. i s. Rsse's JTaoepiag Couch suu sives i'm.
n date relief and frequently cures Ia one week
d.. & 3. Ro.ss Crop syrup never fail. in curing
the crcp that dangerous compliant amongst chill
a' b; 81 Roe. Pal. cr~ win cur. s.,n Neck,
from Cold. It cures Spraius Chbiaini, Cramps 81
Pain in the Stomach or Bowels Price 12k, Csc and
DY.y s. Rose. Ersvues Of Baeas 10 one Of the best
remedies ever used for Diseases of the Kidneys
Bladder, 10 Price soc k
Dr.. y s. Roses Nsrrou. and Insigorating Cordial,
icnce, Hear Burn, Restlesness Numbnesa. Neural
sa. ruising the spirits and giving power to the whole
system t l. almost miraculous in its effect. Price
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints and Indigestion, when
taken in conjunction with his Ateratsye or Family
Dr. J. s. Ross Golden Pn.. br falling Of the
Price SOC :.
DR. J. s. Roses Female Specific, remedy for pain.
ful Menstruation, Leucorrboea Whites. Price d.
d.. J. s. Roses Female Pills the only reliable
regulating pills. they have been found to be a most
those distractions to which they table, and bring
nature into its proper channel. Price 25c.
Dr.. j. s. Roses Sarsaparila Compound for all Skin
Diseases and for purifying the Blood it is superior to
all others. Price Soc and 81 90.
DR. j Roses Tonie Nurture, for Chills, Fevers,
and General Debility. A never.failing remedy. A
few doses Is always sufficient to convince the most
skeptical. Price SOC.
All whose &C nstitutions are impaired by disease,
weak by nature, should read DR.. j. s. Roses Medi-
cal Adsisey (which contains description of the Dis
eases of the climate and the mode of treatment.)-
Bennett Beers, Adie Gray, o. A. Strecker, A.
Duvsl, A. Bodiker, j. B. Wood, VIM. r. Ladd, S. NJ.
Zachrsson A. Leslie r. R. Duval Bro. in this CITY,
and of dealers. generally throughout the United
States. where his Family Medicines sold
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Information has been received of the death, at
email village near Knoxville. Tenn, of wm Fos.
ter, distinguished member of the Society of
Friends in England. Mr.. Foster was one of de-
putation of four, who came to this country in Oc-
tober last, charged by the London yearly meeting
of the Society of Friends with the duty of deiiv-
ering to the President of the United States, and to
the Governors of all the Southern States, an adj
dress which that body had drawn up on the subject
of slavery.
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The Gadsden treaty together with a message
a from the President suggesting sundry amend
~ments, is published in the papers received by yes
terday's mail. The leading features of the treaty
have been heretofore published in this paper. The
most important amendment proposed in the Pres.
dents nlessageis perhaps, the last which suggests
an alteration of the date, that sthe 18th and not
the 18th year of independence.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 15,--The steamer Africa went
ashore with full head OF steam on, and her fore
castle ia three feet out of water She will have to
discharge cargo to get of. The steam tugs have
gone TO her assistance. She has full cargo.
The Africa's mails and passengers were landed
about poon- A large number of hands are engaged
in discharsing and landing her cargo.
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FROM RIo.-We yesterday announced the arrival
of the barque Rainbow, at Baltimore from Rio. She
reports the market for Flour firm, and the stock
light. Philadelphia brands were worth $2laS22 and
Haxan and Gallego S24. Coffee wasyery firm at the
following Quotations: Superiors, 4Ao0O to $1,000
Mixed, 4l70O to 1890; Good Frsts 4D6OO to 4n700x
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NEW YORK ELEcTIoN.

osf the State to day on the question Of enlareing the
canals. A very small vote has been taken, nine
tenths Of which has been cast in favor Of the enlarge
Lseat - ~ zsA ISIS ~ R
Fifteen wards Of the city gave $500 majority for
the enlargement. Syracuse gives 28sz for, and So
sfainsfi Oswego 25l6 for, and "a against; Rome 925
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-17

Commemorative Wing State Convention of
this State nominated Henry Dutton for Governor,
Alex. Holly Tor Lieutenant Governor, and o. Ii.
Perry for Secretary Of State. Resolutions in favor
OF protective tariff and against the repeal of the
Missouri Compromise, were adopted by the Con-
vention
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THE BEprNr Rror AT CINcINNArI-The grand
Jury of Cincinnati have refused to ndct all the DO
lice of that city who concerned ia the arrest
of the German Freemen Capt Luken, the chief
of police, however, was indicted for malicious
shooting with intent to kiIl,' Lieut. Phillips for
n1anslaughter," aud seven of the policemen for
assault and battery" No bin was found against
Judge Spooner
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The complimentary dinner to Hon Henry May
took place at the National Hotel, Washington on
Wednesday evening.
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M ORE NEW BOOKS, AT GEO. N

NJ ORE NEW BOOkS, AL GEO. M.
Xy1 VESTS. NOS. 5 l. 6 EXCHANGE,
Rankin's Half Yearly Abstract of the Medical Sci
ences July to December, lS5S-$l.00.
Dashes of American Humor, by Howard Paul; il
Illustrated by John Leech-cloth 75c, paper SOC.
The Old Brewery and the New Mission House at
the Five Points by the Ladies of the Mission: illus
trated. Price 75c., cloths
Annie Vincent. Domestic Story, by the author of
the Twin Sisters; size.
Stories for Alice by mother, with four ensravings
in tints; 75c.
Five Years before the Mast, or Life in the Fore
castle aboard of Whaer and Man-of-War, by Jacob
A. Hazen: 81.
American Railway Guide and Pocket Companion,
for the United States containing correct tables,
time Of starting from all stations distances fares
etc, of all the railway lines in the u s.. together
with complete railway map; also, the principal
steamboat and stage lines running in connection with
railroads; 15c.
Dsturnelrs Railway, Steamship and Telegraph
Book. with map; Csc. fe I
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fffA U. S. MAIL Steam
Leaves FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at 4 O'Clock. for
NEW YORK, VIA NORFOLK. %
Feisht received to-day. THURSDAY, at twelve
O'Clock, p. NJ, and up TO the hour of O'Clock, r.
FRIDAY, the 18th inst.
Passengers requested to be beard before the
hour of departures o'clock, r. NJ. Is -. Z
Tickets and berths secured at Office south side
of the Basin. Freiaht also engaged ct our Office
Passage to New York, including meals and fine
stateroom accommodations only. 80
Those taking this ship for Norfolk will be char ged
the same as by the river boats. 3f,I
fe 16-2t 5efe3 4 LUDLAM WATSON
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WESTERN NAVIGATION

PIrTsBuRG, Feb 1.-THE late rains have caused
aconsiderable rise in the rivers, and we have now
nine feet water and still rising. 1t may safely be
said thatthe navigation is permanently open for the
season.
WHEELING, Feb. l5.--There are now l3 feet wa.
ter In the channel and rising
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PANKIN'S Observation-Disclosures at

DANKIN'S ABSTRACT-Recei at
Ii RANDOLPHS Bookstore and Bindery.
The Partisan Romance of the Revolution. BY
w g. Simms.- New ed with plates-$l.25.
Wing Almanac, for l854-12c. $500.
De Quincey's Essays on Philosophical Writers and
other Men of Letters, vols-$l 80.
The Rye House Plot or, Ruth, the Conspirators
Daughter By G. w. NJ. Reynolds-50c.
White Slavery of England, compiled from official
documents, with IL lates. By j. G. Cobden-$l25
Young Duke. By D'Israeli-S7c.
January No. Rankin's Half.Yearly Abstract-$l.
fe 7
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M 3. G. EGELING. FLoR,sr.. re-.

eng E. G. EGELING, FLoRIsr, re-
eS& turns thanks to the citizens of Richmond for
ETASthe liberal patronage he has received the
..@-Spast eight years, takes occasion to say that
he still continues to lay off grounds plant out fruit
and ornamental trees, shrubbery, &c, on the most
reasonable terms the present il the season best
suited for this purpose he tenders his services now
and prepared to plant out Evergreen 0rape-vines
Strawberries, Raspberries Roses Asparagus roots,
&C., at the shortest notice and in the best manner
Families and others DESTROYS Of ornamenting their
sections in Holly Wood Cemetery or the Shnckce
Hill Burying Ground, can secure their object by sig
nifyng their desires to him. personally by letter
He has in his empioyment an excellent turfer and
his nursery is stocked with a choice assortment of
shrubs roses and other towers. I. = -16a'
ORNAMENTAL. TREEs.-He has now on hand fine
lot of vigorous Silver Maple Trees suitable for side
walks, yards, &c. ~ -eH afE ls f}&
All shrubbery, nc, planted by him warranted to
grow Should failure occur in any instance he OBJ
Iigates himself to replant without any charge
R-Orders left at Mr.. L. r. Ellie store on Broad
between 9Th and 9th streets and at Dr. O. tStreek.
er's Apothecsry store, Main St. near the Old Market
will meet with prompt attention. fe I6-3t
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Mr.. Bolts on THE .NEBRAakA DURATION
The National InieIlis encef consAinsa leaaer frpn
Mr.. . NJ BottA dated Fob III ie54 In e<peion'
70 the Ncbrasks BIN Of Judge Doug enyt{
I" Afer The Haosl careful examination of this po
tentous question: am satisfied Tint + n the mot
bean introduced Into the halls Of Congress. 81
Mt. Botfs then discusses At some Length. The NUN
features Of the bi and gives theressons why be u
opposed TO It g 81
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MARKETS

NEW YORK. Feb 1e.-Flour is irmer, with sales
of Southern at $90s. Is. Wheat dull. Corn il SCI.
ling clay at $l.oS0l. C6, and frm.. gaa..i h
BALTIMORE, Feb. l6.--Sales Of 1000 bills Flour, at
Ss.25 Corn is quoted at $3.50 cents. No sales Of
Wheat. Afs E+Ns 3Sf14 ~ 49, II
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rHE pERHAm GIFT ENrERpRIzE.

signed to-day and enveloped by the Perhsm Commit
tee Of the Union Hotel Georgetown. No announce
Inent of tho prizes will be made, but the orders will
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UdRlfKE M lVS

RuM0RED 90 LIgtoN IN THE BLACK sEA
I BosroK, Feb. 1.-the stsamahip America rs
arrived, with Liverpool date 10 Jan, 81. 1hs CO.
nAds arrived ont on the a9th. The Nashyilia fsom
New Yofk. for HAvre. had arrived 1t Glasgow. The
propeller Chs5Ay ft1m Lfvsspool Iof P6ffland
Jan. l6, was forced b put back, having had her
decks swept durias heavy ssorm. rs IS. S.
IIvrarooL nA1xrrs. & So 4 ss's ]
Cofros slightly easier; sales uf two days lI,00o
bales. BnElpsrrvrs quiet. with no change IL
prices CorsoIs closed n BOA 1904.
FROM THE EAST. 81 -
Its now certain that great battle was fought Il
kalafat On the 18th or a6th. Tho Turks are be-
iieved 10 have gained brilliant victory. notwith
standing the Russians had $1,000 men in the field
The Turkish redoubts are Of great extent and very
strong, and Russia viii find 1t very hard to apture
the place. s a Sys{
Fresh insurrections have broken out among the
Wallachian paasantry.
Austria has renewed her demand for the extra.
dition of foreigners serving in the Turkish army.
Persia is again on friendly terms with Turkey.
THE LATEST ia
Souhs yin eic husbIan minister, Qa0 arrived ot
Berlin. Immediately on his arrival the Cabinet
were summoned to meet him, but nothing further
has TRANSFERRED. He goes next to. Vienna.
St Petersburg dates of the Goth have been receiv.
ed The intelligence is decidedly warlike The
Gear is resolved on extreme measures, unless the
reply of France and England to Count crloff be
favorable, or In other words, unless they promise
neutrality. The London Times abiding to this
says that the reply will be couched in firm and de-
cided terms 80 to leave no doubt OF its meaning
France and England have gone too far to recede
We have rumors of collision in the Black Sea,
but of this nothing certain is known.
'Servia was in condition of great excitementl
The whole Russian fleet sailed from Sebaaopol
on the 18th towards Batoum.,
The annual financial statement of the French
ministry lie favorable. s5
lsEcoND DIsPArcH]
/. The America brings the passengers who were
rescued from the Inflated steamer San Francisco,
by the ship Antarctic and carried to Liverpool
They are all well. The report that they went ashore
at Liverpool was incorrect.
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OPPOSITION TO THE NEBRASKA BILL.
BosroN. Feb. 16.-A large number Of Free Soil
politicians assembled in Faneuil Hall to-day, to ex-
press opposition to the Nebraska BILL 8
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FLOORING PLANK, s&c.-The 81

FLOORING PLANK, 1NC.-The sub
scribers, Agents of the Virginia and North Ca.
rolina Lumber and Planning Company, authorised
FLOORING PLANK, planed, tongued and erooved
in one of Beardsley's newly patented planning ma
Ieafed pine end well seasoned also, STEP PLANK,
dressed and undressed dressed WEATHER
BOARDING., &c. Any one wishing to purchase
good article, be supplied short notice and fair
prices RAWLINGS MILLER,
fe2 Corner of Cary and Pearl streets
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ADMIRAL sEYMouR.

NEW fonk. FEB. 1.-THE British steamer Merlin,
from Hahfex for this port, arrived here last eve
MAG snd saiied again this morning st 10 ciock fsr
Bermuda, with an ordsr to yice-Admirs aeymour q
lrocsed ~ once y EnGland and take c0umasd u
the B sitish Aest n the Baltic. -
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ALsAsy, Febs 1.-THE Houssopstlie Ccuventior
met here to-day--Dr .Dsil Of Nov York, presainx
Only twenty meuAew were present. A}tsf ths roll
was called, asvofoi new members were elected -
The er1eF ~ bssinsas was Suspended 70 receive ~
poFts of tases enred ~ dnfle 14Vesal a..
ses Nesg fereFtod Ind discu6ses. sssssy86
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OFFICE WITH CD SUMNER, NO. 20 PEARL ST. +.
TRUSTEES SALE.-HOUS
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUG
TiON-By virtue Of q Deed Of Trust, executed BY
Dr.. Thomas johnson to the underlined a. Trustee
for purposes therein specified, airing date the eth
day OF July. 1855 and recorded in the Clerks Office
of the Hustnes Court Of the city of Richmond
shall. on THURSDAY. the Esd inst, proceed to
sell at public auction for cash. at the residence of
said johnson, north side of Broad street, between
ed and Path streets, all his Household and Kitchen
FURNITURE. consisting of the usual variety, or 70
much may be necessary to comply with the requi.
sitions Of said Deed of Trust. Us
Sale conducted by 49f4 axl&Y Y4g
fe8 80 Is THOS. w. KEESEE, Auct.
HORSES, COWS AND CALVES, AT
IL AUCTION Will be sold ON SATURDAY
morning next, the 18th inst, commencing at lG
O'Clock, at auction, the lot in Of Woods
BILE
handsome Bay HORSE. s years old, warranted
sound, and kind in harness. - 81 z WI
large Bay HORSE. sound and gentle in hsrness.
l fine Bay MARE. years old, warranted sound
and to work well.
ALSO,
COW, with her FIRST calf sss ~. b. IS -
do. do. second calf, raised near the city.
fe II THOS. w. KEESEE. Auct
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GREAT FREaHET.

5 ALBANY Feb. 16-There is great freshet in the
Hudson river at this time. The docks in this city
are overaowed, and it is feared the damage will be
serious ~ "a 80
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EOR SALE-211 acres of LAND, ten
- miles below Richmond, on While Ok Asssnsp 4
adjoining the landsof Sarah Hcbson, Wiamsoa Al
dwelling and neceasary ont-housea Seventy-iye. !.
acres cleared land; the balance in timber. Any per-
son or persons wishing TO purchsse, will apply 10 The
subscriber. 5s 1fAsT .J.aCARTEkNT VT
Three doors below the Old Market FrsDkiin
fe 4-2w $50 s9ts z 2 sfF snSs
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NEW PUBLICATIONS-Just received
~ and for sale by A. MQRRISS

IN aud for sale by A. MORRGSS
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The Children of the New Testament. By Rev.
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Mrs. Mowatts Autobiography. Fresh supply
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Sketches of the Irish Bar. By Rt. Hon. Richard
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Poems-Descriptiye. Dramatic, Legendary and
Contemplatve. BY w. Gilmore Simms. 2vols.-
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Also. Olive Oil Soap and Others. By Philip Kurten.
$780, - k72s4f -
Rankins HalfYesnly Abstract, July to December
1858. OIL. fe IA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-17

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