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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-11

YOU'VE MEMS CHRISTIAN AssocIArIoN.-
The monthly Meeting of the Young Mems Christian
Association will be held in the Leisure Room Of the
United Presbyterian (Rev Mr.. Rssd's) Church, this
evening at II O'Clock ss 11-1t
J. Brown. JR.. Stock Broker, has remOv-
ed his Office to No. Isl, (Zimmerman's) corner Main
and 18th streets. se Scots
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NEW epucIAL NOTICES.

UaDEnsTANDaHo that oxaggcrated reports
In relation to the hselth Of HIshmond being cir
euIated In the oountYy. which calculated TO do
sorous iniury to the budness Of our city deem 1t
our duty TO make the foll,viss astsmeEt to our
country friends
There has not been single case Of yellow fever
In Richmond. originating In our city end the few
cases that have occurred were brought here from
Norfolk or Portsmouth. We can sssors the people
OF the country thsi there In danger In visitins
Richmond ct this time: - our city 10 now more
he slthy than usual at this season OF the year
We have made these statements over our own slx-
natures, 90 that our friends and acquaintanses may
be assured of the facts Our first physicians sta's
these facts to u.s. and several OF their sig.
lures.
Kent, Paine Co. Davenport. Allen L Co
Richardson Go. Christian Z Lathrop
Lewis Webb Son Fleming James
John Thompson Bennett Beers ..r
Wsds worth. Turner Co. d. II. London
w. 8 l. O. Donnan Adie & Cray
Hugh w. Fry Sons Stokes Il Co.
P. Moore / Co. Hunt Harvey
Smith Roberts Putney, Watts 4 Putney
Brooks Bell Waller Luther Libby
Henry w. Qusrles Edmond. Davenport Co.
Willins CHAM, Elicit Co Leroy N. Lee
Harvey Wood 4 Co. Edw'dE Dudley
Bacon Baskervill Hubbard, Gardner Carl.
Iinsey, Tsrdy & Co. ton E. . D..
q Fl SLinkera Co. Thos. r. Price Co:
Edwin Workman Co. Breeden, Fox & Co.
8. McGruder's Sens Valentine Sons
Chw T. Worthsm Co Oh Hsrtwsll Co.
Purcell, Ladd l. Co Parker, Ninmo Co.
John N. Gordon Dudley 4 Johnston
w. Randolph
r Marx M. D. Chs. Bell Gibson, M d.
A Snead, N. D.. Robert g Cabeli. n. d.
James Bolton. N. D. Robert Archer, M. D.
Ro. w. Hsxali, M d.
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I EAT LAKD.-I50 kegs prime Leaf
~ Lard. just received and for sale by
IA II VIM TAYLOR
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RUTTER.-25 kegs superior yellow TO-
- shen Butter, ON hand and Tor sale BY
re IL WIN. TAfLUh
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TOFFEE.-50 bags Laguayra Coffee o.
~ excellent quality. just received and for .1s S'
by sell WIN rAfLOh
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Inns SEED OIL, WHITE LEAD,
IL WHITE ZINC PAINT, Actor sale by
PURCELL. LADD l. CO, Druggists.
seIl 81 Main st
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NEW CROP LEMONS.--25 boxes new
~ crop Palermo ard French Lemons, In prime CT
der, Just received aud for sale by
sell LOUIS J. BOsSfEUx, 1871 MslnE
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TARC H.-75 boxes Colgate's PesH
~ Starch, pure article receiving tn, dsy aug a,
sale by SO III WIN. TAfLVh
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D0fl DOZ. ASSORTED BUCKETS
~OOjust received, For sale by
saT VIM. WALLACE SON
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MOTE AND LETTER PAPERS, &c


70 RoTT ERDAM, (per ship Adlar)-578 hhds Tobacco
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BACON HAMS-20O superior Family
~ Hams for ssle by
IS list Wake CO.
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EOUND.-Picked up yesterday, in Main
l. street, Portmoniae, containing small suouD,
of Jnev, which the owner can get By csllps al N,
store of G. P Word aud describing the sans sud p,y
ing for this insertion all-I,,'
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On HALF CHESTS BLACK TEA jUH
wv received per schr Danvle For sale BY
SO IL WIN WALLACE& son
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I CONTINENTAL GUARD.-Attend
81 ameeting of your Company TONIGHT, at your
nj Armory, at O'Clock The Roll will be called at
~ 81 O'Clock.
ALsO-Attend Squad Drill EVERY NIGHT du-
ring the week.
By order of the Captain
So lit VIM. A. living, o. B.
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DTS OF BLARNEY

81 ll-Sif
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I ARD. -25 pals superior refined Lar
L. for sale by
IL 81 Wake A. CO.
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S0 BOXES NEW YORK CANDY jaa
s)O received. For sale by
III VIM WALLACE SON
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IN CASES BARKERS MATCHEs-
l. ~ wood boxes-for sale by
sss1i VIM WALLACE Il son
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DAZORS AND RAZOR STROPS.-We
~ have just opened superior article Of Razors
and Razor Strops to which we invite the attention
Of all who de sire Q smooth shave. 1,-..
CLAhKSON ANDERSON,
20 IL No, log, Main street,
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MOLASSES.-25 bbls prime New VI
WI leans Molasses, ia store and Tor sac o. nv
&c III WIN. TAILON
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CHEESE.-50 bxs fresh Goshen Cheese
~ Of small size, expected this day, per Iss''
for sale by Sc Ill WIN. TAfLon
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TUESDAY, Noon, Jan. 10TH The improved tone
OF feeling noticed yesterday continues TO day, and
capital is more freely offered at reduced rates. The
Increase OF specie in the Banks, and the general
lnaniiion IN nearly all the departments OF trade,
leads many to hope and anticipate that the rates OF
interest will be materially diminished, and gradu-
ally tend to a restoration of that confidence so
essential TO development of, and activity in trade,
and which will result in healthy soundness.
Foreign Exchaoge Is steadily improving with
sales OF bsils London at los los {. and 108 IA
o. days mostly at the inside rates and closing with
less animation the steamer sails to" morrow.
The stock market opened heavy and closed with
out any Improvement -.J0urHal of Commerce.
Sales Of Virginia stock Tuesday at SOB IA 90 3-s
and 8 % l-2
The bank statement of the New York banks for
last week show that there was increase COM
pared with the previous week of 81, 73l ,375 In
loans; 81 88l SOP in specie; and So 71,240 in de-
posites, while there decrease in the circula-
ton of s363,521. very fine exhibit.
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Proceedings of Congress.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.-In the Senate, after
the presentation of sundry petitions, the CON
sideration of the bill increasing the compen-
sation of Judges and members of Congress
was resumed, and was still under debate
when this dispatch closed.
In the House, Mr. Mecham offered reso-
luton, that committee of five be appointed
to inquire and report whether the Smithsoni-
an Institution has been managed in accord
ance with law, &c. Adopted.
The House went into committee of the
whole on the state of the Union, and took up
the Pacific Railroad bill. The debate was
progressing when the reporter left
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Washington Items

WASHINGTON, Jan. lit is rumored in
diplomatic circles here, that Mr.. Soule was
induced to resign by the chilling conduct o.
the Spanish officials. In all his official inter.
course at Madrid, he encountered marked
though freezing politeness; but socially he
and his family were entirely isolated.
General Scott apprehends troublesome
and protracted war with the Western Indians
There are symptoms of large combinations
against the United States. among the various
tribes, and the Sioux are impressed with the
idea that they can hold our army at bay.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Ad1oarmment Of kAc Commercial Conrentaon.

adjournment Of TIC Commercial Convention
From Ieras.-Cotton Market, DC.
New ORLEANS, Jan. l7th.--The Southern
Commercial Convention adjourned last night
Galveston papers of the 18th state that the
Texan Rangers will muster in the service of
the United States
A Mexican paper states that a Fillibuster-
ing expedition is organizing in Texas for
operations against Coahuila, and that prepa.
rations will be made for resistance.
Cotton is easier, but not quotably lower.
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AVOID ALL QUACKERY. Ann
- TAKE MEDICINES PREPARED HY

"A TAKE MEDICINES PREPAREp' q. AM
Regular GSgLn PhYsIC Ian oNLY.-LlFE PRo.
Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Group, whoan;n.
Sour stomach, serou. and III skin Erup.ions P..
and Ague, Bilious Fever, Cholera Cholera Mo-,
Eyes Heart Disease ' Psip sna
Dropsy, Falling of the Womb. and Femais Com.
plants.
MEDICINES are the result of thirty years practice
in Philadelphia. His prescriptions for each COM
plant, and have been well tested and approved by
For EACH e.
DIR. 8: ROSES COUGH SYRUP OR EX-
PECTORANT, for the radical cure of Consumption,
Coughs Colds Hoarse ess Asthma, Bronchitis Spit.
ting OF Blood, Inflammation of the Lungs or Throat
and all Pulmonary Diseases. This preparation not
only cures T. taken in time but it f0,
Medicine, it is the best in the World. 1t is now
used and recommended by Physicians at home and
pIS. ROSES sSss v W rs sPf e. COUGH SYRUP
gives immediate relief, and frequently cures in one
DR.. ]. s. ROSES GROUP SYRUP never fail. in
curing the Group, that dangerous complaint among
DR.. ROSES Alternative, or BLOOD PURI.
FER, for Scrofula Old Eruptions, and all diseases
arsRg ff9% an imgTFe state Of the Sl
for Liver Complaints Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Sour
Stomach and Costrveness-25c
DIR. ROSES GOLDEN PILLS, for falling of he
SOC.
DE-. ROSES FEMALE PILLS, valuable reme-
dy for Female Complaints Superior to Hoopers
Plls-25c.
DR.. ROSES DYsPEPTIc COMPOUND, sure
cure for Dyspepsia-50 cts
DR.. ROSES TONIC MIXTURE, for ChiIls, Fe-
vers, and general Debility. never-failing remedy
SOC.
CHu, for all diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder,
and for Dropsy-5Gc.
DR.. ROSES NERVOUS CORDIAL. for all ner-
nf fho a1-fo Ii
ease. PalPtaton. &c &c-50c.
DR.. ROSES PAIN CURER-cures all pain, ex-
ternsl internal also cures Chilblains Corns,
Bruises, Sprains, Stiff Neck Sore Throat, Pains in
the Bowels and Stomach, Sudden Colds &c.-12s,
IS and 80 cts.
All of Dr.J. s. ROSES valuable Family Medicines
to be had of Purcell, Lada Co., Bennett Beers,
Adie Gray, o. A. Strecker, A. Duval, A. Bodeker,
J. 3. Wood, VIM. P Ladd, M. Zachrisson A. Les.
lie, r. r. Duval Bro, Grubbs & Apperson, in this
city, and dealers generally in every city and town
throughout the United States.
no l0-FM&W& cis-ts
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LATEST MAIL NEWS
WASHINGTON LETTER.
rseM ouR SPECIAL connzsroxDEs

FBeM ouR SPECIAL coRREsrosDEsr
T3reiaja Politics IN ne Distrjct-4 Nomia CO against
Mr.. -Spctaldtjaas.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Ii, 1855.
What do we know about Virginia poli,icsi Much
very much have heard the subje discussed in
England, France Spain, Germany, Russia, Kan
schs,ka aud Tincum Surely citizens of the Dis
let of Columbia may be presumed to know SOME
thing about it. Have you not Mr. Wise "a your
Candidate Tor Governor, Democratic and anti
know-uothing Have not the anti Democra,s and
kuow-nothngs tsmperediin vain with Mr. Holiday
snd Mr.. Letcher, both of whom have declined
the nomination for Governoii Has not Mr. McMul
len declared himself agreeable" to such non,ina-
i;on' And will he not miss getting III These are the
questions that agita.e the Old Dominion, aud in
consequence ell the nations OF the EARTH
And what is Ia be done Simply, | answer a
Wing know nothing is to be nominated and why :
Because there is no Democrat whom the Wings
prefer 10 Mr.. Wise. because all the compromise
men your State has ever brought out have proved
mo Telenliessiy democratic than the regular
nominees themselves. Aud then the Whigs-the
f,m, stcadtsst sw.a5ding, lsw.supporting Wings
having been freed from The incumbrance of Office
expao,ant par,izans have no need to despond. tits
not for success but for principle they struggle and
ever WAS truth IN the principles they laugh. is that
truth less true because faint hearted and false heart
"a friends have deserted III
HhtS Acknowledging viii be nominated and
elected, perhaps, but not certainly; but Mr. Wise
viii be preferred and voted for by the Wings who
are not know Nothincs in preference to any other
Democrat and against this vote and the Democra.
tic vote, even the kuow,Nothing vote may not pre-
Vail. 1t l do not so farther and name the Wing
who Is to receive the nomination it is because am
more guarded in my predictions than the thousand
politicians around me. lie is man OF eloqucnce
apd man Of nerve, and a Of principle too,
whether Wing or Know Nothing, trough some
times considered regardless of policy and craft
There Is Journal once able and Jealous in the
service of the WING party, but which, growing wea.
y OF Wing defeats, aud impatient of Northern
Nhig tendencies, (as though Northern Democratic
tendencies were better and sater learned to disps
rage the Wing organization and the Wing name.
Many honest, and influential and wealthy Wings
have grown weary oft, and propose TO remodel and
neW~ofhceT IT, leave you TO give it name. But
the truth Of prophecy is tes;eiwhen the event has
taken pisce. and never reuCd when the time of it's
iulhiment is net named. Yet might almost ven.
tUre on indicating the time. A. b. c.
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Fire and Loss of Life.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. ia fire occurred
this morning ON Chestnut, near Broad street.
Alexander Bowlen, a fireman, entered the
house, and, missing his way, it is supposed,
was found horribly burned in the basement
He soon died. Another person jumped out
Of the upper window and was slightly in
jured. The same house was fired on new
years day. The servants have been ar
rested
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The Last NEW ORLEANS FArLuRE.-The iiabil-
ties OF Messrs. Schultz. MADDEN Lattingare said
to amount to o. 500 o0o but their asse's are report
ed as largely over this sum. This Is the repo. I
generally made Immediately after failures. Page
Bacon & Co. are reported as immensely wealthy,
yettbey have banked In these uphill tmes All of
these people may be millionaires In fact but It will
be more satisfactory If that appears so after set
Element OF accounts.
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WINTER is NOT QUITE OVER
w THE COOLEST WEATHER is YET TO
COME.-But, Notwithstanding that the subscriber
deter mined to sell eff his stock of winter Cloth.
ing at greatly reduced prices; and does not hesitate
10 saying that he sell cheaper goods than those
who selling off at cost That his Clothing is ell
made csrnot be doubted, he only sells goods OF
his manufacture; and he is determined to re.
duce his stock, great bargains may be expected.
A. LEVY, SO Main st.
Opposite the st. Charles Hotel.
ia 10 Sign of the Red Coat
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New York MARKETS, jan 17.-Cotton tending
upwards, and holders firm Flour heavy Sales
Of Ohio at $8,75 1925. Wheat Southern red
So 10. Corn is trife lower-saes of Western at
81 Sl02, and of yellow at the same price Pork
unchanged and in moderate demand. Beef dull
and declining
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1000 CASKS fresh Rockland LIME,
Il WV per Schr. Hard Schrabble CAPT Gre.
CORY; just arrived and for sale by
jas LUTHER LIBBY

ANE PRICE JEWELRY STORE, No.
" 753 Main street We have just received a few
Compensation Balance, full and extra je~elled with
hns Rubies, made expressly for US by E. Johnson
OF London. We also have the movements of the
same kind of Watches, which we will have cased in
any style to order. These Watches, we are sure
will give entire satisfaction.
We also have on hsnd q general assortment of
other fine Gold and Silver Watches, and some that
are less costly. ~
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.-A fresh supply of Dia.
mond Breast-pins, Diamond Rings and variety of
other hne Jewelry, suitable for Holiday and Wed.
ding Gifts. MYERS JAEKE
de ~ Sign of the Illuminated Clock
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TRUsTEES5 SAFE 0F rAf.r1An1 I,
BY TAYLOR L WILLIAMS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

n LII ~ OaxlE NE fxE
L LAND NEAR THE CITY.-Rv con.srt - - !.
Parnes; and in conformity with the PROVISIONS of
Desa OF Trust dated % January, 1854 and recorded
IN heErieo County Court, will Be sold on THTJfs
pay 18th of January, 1856, at 70 O'Clock NJ. mon
tne premises, the land conveyed in said Deed Min
u,aG. OF isnd lying West of and TO the city of
ing 1'5 acres and adjoining the lands of r. b. Duval.
This land is beautifully situated; portion be.v,,x
wooded, With improvements, &c and will probshlyy
De divided into several parcels to suit purchassrs
aERMs As stated in the Trust Deed, require cash
interest from the LIST of January 1854; S274 s. with
loteres from the LIST Of January, 1854 payable lst Of
January, 1856; and the remainder payable A. thu
grantor in the said Deed Of Trust may direct but Il
is probable, however, that an arrangement more f.
vorabie to purchasers may be made Bv reouest of
the Trustees TAYLOR WfLLIAAds
Auctioneers.
AFTER the sale of the land will be sold
tne young MULES, ] good WAGON, 5 superior
Mich COWS, HORSE, &c. T&W
ja8 AT.
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=. 'tNe!>NATI Jan. lG.-The reported failures si
'." Ofeans have shaken confidence here, and one
" '"o laiiuF9s arc Rpprehendcd at louisville, In
leans -'''H' WIN new Of-
, Inc receipts of hogs here are so far COCO head
r, ne river has now depth of 70 feet. Eastern
se-s,L1ie rates at I-2 and duh Treights are
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anaryr,g ohh' Jan IG-E, K. Collins, Eco, made
rigps Escape This morning from receiving sr-
49, ufy BY the horses attached TO bis caprsee
mos, ,,,. i'sat IN broadway and starting oT Al a
Ia ill.,, ,et'us pace Fortunately, they were ses1eS
70 prevent any serious resuE, '1
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TRADE AND COMMERCE Or BUFFALO The Buffalo
Republic contains annual review of the trade and
commerce OF that port for the year 1854 introduced
as fellows
1t VIII be seen that The total exports and imports
~, AT eest much the entire commerce of Baiti-
lA"ie, Fh'tadstphis and New OrleaLs and we think
j, Wi more than equal ali these together. The total
III Pvfls q 1904, amounted in value to one hundred
".d t5Jt4 aiHe millions one hundred and cqff,, tlr
'~t--r1r tco hUlGreG and HinctccH d9iIurs and the
exports to oH@ hundred and tcent four millions tlc9
arg. FL g"d IRE Mous1Hd nine hundred and serenity.
'st ao'tTs msklng grand total, (ieaving out t, q
''lAshse Fei2e OF the goods transported to and
ON tGs city by the Express companies,) of tpo
't"'eI and &-rcH'g-tfree millions three huHfre9 and
''''s-'He NoHsaRd. one huHdrcd and niactt-seyen
r-.''s aad with Tie different omissions, the com
h'hs ~ GDH1rs." "
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,on NV l9RE, Ian. I6-,The Chamber Of Com.
he aeIa special meeting this afternoon for
ms o. the services Of Com Perry Ven
my hye distinguished merchants were an.
CO., % take such action as they may deem ne
Wan ioF the accomplishment, OF the obier, IN
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hi. r,,. iEsToN' Jan. lG.Mr Meagher lec,ured in
iapd ast plight in aid of the Calhoun non,,,oa,,,
ence yer 1000 tickets were cold, and the a.di
1'o'f similar circumstspcea ~ Harieston
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HORRIBLE DEArH.-Dauiel Tracy, brother of the
representative in Congress of that name from Yer.
mont, fe! into a sosp-boiler, at Mr.. Aston's manu-
factory, at Columbus, Ohio, and was scalded 30
badly as to cause bis death soon after
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, Jan. 17--Howard street
Flour 1887, Wheat unchanged. Corn lower
sales of yellow and white at 9Oaol cts.
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,. nh" YORK, Jan. l6.-The RaiIrosd r,o,,....,
permanently organized here this s,aa; eh'ion
sen pro.i5, OF the New Jersey Railroad Wa che
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AUCTION sAIne
------.-----..-.-.--s-- =.
FUTURE DAYg.
BY GODDfN & APPERsON-
VALUABLE FARM NEAp >,

| VALUABLE FARM NEAR prcu-
TATE "a THEREoN FOR sALE Al sz AncTfdH Is.
to bis dwelling Church Hill ne ;lI :. 20
JAY, the 9th J.nus'y, 1855. lease out until ist ia.
ps.dss .tst. saDs SUCTION the Farm which be
Of Richmond, containing i6 sores The land l. hish.
ly improved, and the dwelling thereon in f;rst rsts
At the same time and plsce, viii be soid II. fol.
lowing Personal Property, vz ~ 's.
CARRIAGE and HARNESS; two Carts 0 snS
large parcel Of excellent Farming Utensils
10 persons disposed to engage in the market bust;
perignity. 'p-
i. Terms E s''ale. eoDoIN & APPERsoN.
Ia Aucts.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN DIJ-
PAUL sTsE AHDmDsITIoN, ON BAKER AND ST.
AK li Dc sold on MONDAY afternoon, the 22d Jan.
half acre Lot az as commencing at o'clock the
streets, ON which there stands i.ras go saa
Aftsr wh1b .n w HISeupsnsy of Mr. Austin Minor
which Will be divided into suitable szsS h,ldn.
TERMs-oue third cash; ba,.n,.
for negotiable notes, interest added .a month";.
trust deed, OF title retained The ta1ss S 20 oy
'sp sls to be soD b M p@PPEsson
TRUSTEES Sale OF CANAL BOAT
Il LITTLE TENNESSEE" AT AUCTI0M
BY virtue of deed of trust to me- executed by Fra
tace Appleyard, dated the 7th day of Aprij Az
duty recorded in the Hastings Court Richmond I
shall proceed to sell at public auction on the Rasn
bank, IN the city of Richmond, near the Office Of
Eustsce L Appleyard, the Canal Boat Little Ten.
nessee," with its appurtenances.
The sale will take place MONDAY, the 18th of
January, 1855, az IL o'clock M,
Terms cash. E. j. PICOT Trustea
Sale conducted by GoDDIN L APPERsoN, Aucts.
jas
TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR CA
= NAL BOATS, THIRTEEN MILES THREE
HORSES &e.-As Trustee in deed of trust dated
9Th Nov- 1854 from Eustace l. Appleyard. duly re-
corded in Richmond Hastings Court shall proceed
to sell at public auction, the Basin bank oppo-
site the office of Messrs Eustace L Appleyard ON
MONDAY, the 18th January 1855, at the hour of 10
O'Clock, the following Canal Boats nearly new and
in good running order, viz: The "Keystonen sold
Dominion" "Old North State," and "Little Tsnnes.
see."
ALSO-1S Mules Horses with Gearing. Ropes
and all ether appurenances belonging to said boats
and teams
Terms cash, or it's equivalent.
w. d. SIMS, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN AppERsoN, Aucts.
JAZZ
In consequence of the nen-arrival of the
Canal Boats odd Dominion" and Little Tennes.
see, and Of the mules bags, &C., attached thereto
the sale thereof will be postponed to WEDNES,
DAY, the Path JAM, 1855 at IL O'Clock when it will
come OH at the place indicated in the fore going adj
refreshments. ia Is THE TRIJSTEES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-18

NEfcKlNc BumSEss OF KEY WEsT.-The follow.
Fs ~ Q 5plu'a1on OF the wrecking business of
''-S'-Es,ue q vessels wrecked...... 1914 0G0. 90
9nllu3 q csrgoes.s..'''........ ,262, 900. 90
GTp-us''. ''''..'.......-...,... - IA. IS
IaFs4 '''......,,-,.,. ..t.... 80 472. 81
'-Ssf 10 oacerwrlters.. ..'....... 49Z, T05 q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-18

THE SPANISH ENBAssY-The appointment Of
Mr.. Breckenridge to The mission to SPAIN Is official
Iy announced in yesterd. Washington Union
1t is announced that Mr.. B is appointed lin place
Of Pierre Soule, recalled at his own request