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Eaif0syei2 Esanls.

'i'HE undersigned are PERSONALLY responsible for
all ilallowcIl Bank Notes paid out by them and
will redeem in ,tber currency.
Jan. 80. GREEN, THOMAS L co.
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tOFFEE &c.-20 bags prime Rio coffee,
~ 80 do dried apples and peaches
Also rice, cotton yarn, carpet chain, &C., now Id
store and for sale at low prices by
april %, "a. T. L. &C. b. PARSONS
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NEW ARRIVAL OF JEWELRY.

JUST received. a new and fashionable assortment
ladies' gold breast pins, rings, finger rings cur
pins. shirt studs, pencils, seals and keys. chains ac'
or sale cheap by " "A. w. d w. CARPENTEh.
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HISTORICAL sketches of Statesmen who flourish.
IL cd in the time of George the Third, together
with remarks on the French Revolution, BY Henry
Lord Brougham, f. X. S., at C0RSE'S.
dec, 9TH 81
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BERTHA and Lily; or, tie Parsonage of Beecn
ID Glen, Romance by Elizabeth ssmtth; lass
received and for lie ut C0RSES.
Nov, 2, "a.
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Great Reduction in Winter Goods

Great Reduction in Winter Goods.
| WILL, from this date. offer the balance Of INV
winner stock at greatly reduced prices, as am de.
termned to dispose Of it before Spring; So that per-
sons who wish to lay out their money to ADVANTAGE
would do well to call and examine my goods b, fore
purchasing. My stock consists, in Part, as follows:
LADIES' LINE.
Gala Plaids, Cashmeres, Delaines, Merinoes, Ala.
pacas, Prints, B0nnetts, Slawls, Handkerchief
Gloves, Stock and Shoes.
EENTLEMENS' LINE.
Overcoats, Pants, Vests, Undershrts and Drawers
Gloves and Mits, Socks Stockings and Comfor,s
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps Cloths, Iattiuett,
and Vestings.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Lindseys, Ginghams, Checks, Hickory, o. naburph..
red yellow and blue EIannes, Canton tlannels. Red
Blankets, bleachfd and brown Muslins Ii,linos e.
A large stock of Groceries, at reduced prices
Friends come in, and will show you the best and
cheapest goods in the city.
HENRY H. SCOTT.
feb l, '55] Main street, near the Market house
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A NEW Concordance to the Holy Scriptures in
n single Alphabet, being the most comprehensive
and concise of any before published for sale at
dec. 5, "a. CORSE s.
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C. The following j. about the best paro-
ody We have ever seen:
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HE undersigned respectfully asks all persons bav'
ing notes or accounts due him, to call ard pay
the same Immediately; having liabilities to meet
makes it impossible to give further indulgence.
hoped this notice will be sufficient for all interested.
J. M. SWAN.
Burlington, Jan. !, 1S55-tw&w6w
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curity and collection! This investigation has
clearly proved men who claimed the support
and confidence of the people, and who have
passed through the world as honest and
worthy members Of society, to be guilty of
uncalled for carelessness and trickery. Per-
sons we'll informed assert that this fund must
sustain loss by this unprecedented trans-
action.
The expenditures of the recent Legislature
exceed that Of any former cession. A dis
position was manifested throughout The ses-
SION to vote for en- extraordinary amount of
printing, and many old claims that had been
rejected by former Legislatures were intro
duced by both parties and combination
was generally formed sufficient to carry them
The pay of the officers of both branches were
incre, sed, and = claim that had been rejected
by former legislature amounting to over
two hundred dollars was allowed to one of
the Commissioners appointed to relocate the
capitol some years since. This claim was
SUPP orted by testimony that appeared un-
questionable, yet many members asserted
that the claim was unjust and the amount
was not due the claimant. Wings united
with tn. democrats in allowing the bill.
A most outrageous set Of wrong and rob-
berry was committed by and through the in
fuencc Of Mr.. Shields, of Dubuque, support
ed by Mr.. Love Of Lee county. MIR. Shields
pres. nted and forced through after IL O'Clock.
at night, and at the last moment Of the SEES
sion, by vote of the entire democratic side
of the Senate, with the exception of Mr..
Coolbaugh, of Des Moines, and with the aid
Of one OF two Wing votes an act awarding
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Continental Exchange.
ENXCHANGE on Paris, in sums to suit, for sale v
~ march % GREEN, THOMAS Gu.
fHOICE Stories from Dickens Household Words'
~ First and Second Series; for sale at .,c
Nov. 2, 1854. CORsEs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-14
New Music Store.
stsu et the Greeias Trtgonum, So. 100
,eV =. Hair alfeEt.

}. FICKIESON WcUld respectfully an
E13fSffs uouhce 10 the cititeRs .: WIeel!te aPa "
1@4@A HtlHtt, tat le has tNat Oifped neW hbj
5eIe9Et establishment or Tie t1le o. Niolias,
CGtltS VIdRonlos, FIASOetR, Flutes, Ees, AetOF.Ie
mt Bas5t4, ara Ttmbodht4. BrlSS lR1tiUr1eEiS Tx
hf's t1S n Soot = r ii lind, Of Instruments, ,nd Or
Musk or TIE PfInp, Guitar, Flute and vle9, aIaO tn!
n4wG44 Sbnty, Ieia, ett lPd lhe wly PeG h0nab AUD
lLAHAn Hi0lih Nn4 GataI SinEEL
CIaiorepl Reelt TGHnS FVLtl. tIso Violin and GUtai
SeItur, Viea6 Ftuaef Ab4 Isil Boards
Rtvg8 sof YJOttRb61O and Yiplh. s#s
Hkser1t FSnif6Ie poGlb, lpf 1enoTttiRG vtrnlkled
Fun tGe, tl 8 Elo4, CtSltesi, Setm Goat' OF aHJ
jesctiffon4 ~ E1r1tEe e. -,
Abo 81 ~ Ee9t .oI klehtI, tt4Hg'G fIabe'
a. Hp1a "a ciitk tei fsit fithSt, y " pal
4 4ttat 81 tsss Stls P'iteSi
~ ii Il 81 stts 4 sslrsd
(ifkitNttft fjtttya i . IL 2. ~ @ s ~,
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NeKEE { NOyERTsON,s PNENIUM GOODs
I'aka Notlce,

We dent thhk Il Uetkpafy 10 Evk onr friends to Ies'
,le OF az aEIIrNg tLOUi the neea o. mHuey bEns @F
CsBied ihsJ uil al rp'h o. AEd eVHdtbSe ~ ase uus
We Uith " ihOr0 ilem lOWCver, thtbl SiLthrnu
ke made LeTeAIler With US, 10 tvtry 81 voGhs In
ltr.I s. tAGIVe mShs-Say tbs l lU!y ami ~ Ionn1y
IrS' NrNAlR 4 HERVEH.
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T have jv8t reeEved fine assortment o. mems K P,
] IOitId tO'k s0ied bOolA, With sV0d a4ortheEi Of
nRuA and bOy1 Shoes, Eals which will sell CLGAP 0r
cal S@y ,v puonvs ,,,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-14
Readl Reed!! Read!!!

Read! Read!! Read!M
N ESlRlEG 10 IeJuce oar tIoek Is low ~ possible he
J IoIe Ortpint oar Nea GUoit, Vt will, without ~!
jOkRg about II, sen o., DieSS Goodt a cost L2d,eI
car bur one ION W on the teiCH stated tb0NC.
II you WaM 10 l'y the bonts4y Of "Or HdNe'u'emeM5
call aud tse vsgt ,,,,,
tpSp9 HtHAIR d tERNEf.
.6I lis b'atk mustard seed, ,!pst re.sivei bE
- Srr2o WV J. ARMSTRONG.
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Notice.

cars.
y EcElvtu ,L!S day, The best 'ssortmtM Of Geets,
IL yVvtht, tud tkdrent tlpit cara, ever bFoSet y
Ii,e tr5 east'y Tasy comprise in rau aS 'OllOH1;-
Gents tuh uIttt, bAFk AID wallei EtNts hLI slo:A do
hlGtE, dHh tnG GECtn idns. hsgii'S and Aroo eat
iossr every Chtr description Of bat o. car eItam
DIlS ". HAkFsh a SON
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inttaAtsat as Liquid HGt DE,
Uo i6ote Wishrr hSir dye tbat nsy b dePeRded ~
on. WR can CLecIiU'J etomEfHa ths ObVtt: Ek be|i
6Itily TtRttpte elH b ItI a 10 Y slfHoTIJ nIs'
stNiES hJ the HhA iGIY il re- For G1e, Woletale
"a ;!ssia;'Sv tn. LoGAN& Co.,
TSts Shk APePls IA tLkS cttE.
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Uaguerreotypes
llarnerreotVnea.
pTau1,v 1NpORTANT

dINE1UG 131II wv 4A4V = -.
NELSON'S Pttm nit NJ Chinese LgNUGl Wt.hibS Fluid.
n tSs ,IeseG improve Ge yet discovered, 0f tAvilt.
.hoI tpA extnte iH washing CVihtnt tDA iOuEe Gltan
irr Lleos GBd CoitoN' WESAtd b. Its Fl@d viii X
biteT ard sblter bsE 'lAO beathed on the ErAu.
WIEttHTtp moi 10 iMju'E th. lLbiC. FIery lIlymy
,;iiIJ Lsitei &C that rOibt By sknsA pte Of Ib!or
Cr I41in iht Fluid, full SirenEth, for q hVE'G EkteA
viii tea rly IAOW thtt Il Hn,nt Be rUey hEl1eEt wkeE
allEie with E1liOhs o. wafer 70 EGts Flut OF hHd
,isit NryRDce Which eit buy tPush " OiaTee family
,TsSllut. witch cen be doOe In 5or hovrt.
NARUStlGvtd and sod by The EVbte1htT who hItltIh
JAS. NELLOR,
LurS no. IS, UEiOn 81. HhetlI.g, VI.
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Fer IIaIIfmoFe, Wqsbiaglog. PhtEadtIPb'"
Great through Line Tor the East.


rrHE baltimore aud OHIO Rail ROad lfS Hheeilhs TO
| RaitImore, and eVnDeetiue wi'h the WnslinFina
BOnch Rail Road II THE JVueuoR SttT etta tAt ReGy
Howe ~ Ie1 nom BPumOrt, and with TIE Ph'lHael
phIl WilInAgtOAt and Baltimore Bail Road to Phade!pha
TIE great tuuRelt upoH Ihe line are now COMPETED tRd
the Wboe road Is In ere ecndoH, Pesenusf ooe Of tie
most pICureSqu4 and rOIaAntie rOUies 10 The world.
Tie NV and splendid steamers otthe Union La from
Loubv and CInelhnti connect with Ioad q hst
ine, and lhropEh tiekel 0n the PteeT 70 helluoie'
WNthlnsion Philade'rhss, &t Ry * bad aeeSt'
OF 90 the boats.
L. NJ (Wbeellng tiuel and arrives a. Cumberland (soi
mleS) r M aud SLOWING two hoVrE tlste 1Ees "a
baltimore (3S0 mikes, At 4. ~, the seat EoorHins' e
King tie Ptssaee through la nboU 20 koUtt nslSN'EE all
'Bsns, checked through tO,ny st'tstnl0lnts
witknBl charge.
Washington II tie Jqlc0R, aud TOT Philadelphia b&-
tln0it, without extra taIe Tavelett ave allowed t!
nt te and opportunity al al PontS theiT Hea!s
1lrOnEf ticket. ttoaa wleeling 70 Baltimore: tS!s
rrivitse OlyRs over any where on the tOutesl 5-to
WtshIs:tcn S,G9- 10 Philadelphia, $lN-Io be had on
bstd te s,ttot's Of the on Lnt % tlt oaS, az o.
vile mi WM PARRER, GFn'i. SHn't
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PIANO FORTEs AND AEL0DEoNS.
TuS1' OPENED, Z fhe Rc4tWOOd Pttbo EeIttt, IRON
U Chtfkyins & EbA'S N nPScIotyi nd St68ttt CO..
Sew on ibtlpalhS ooA fie Rosewood PiADo peaSt
'liSf viz! f 4 f91S B5; n t,s,..
setls ~ u ss9 ttA', .'sis rrLtos;
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VIE LIe0tker. &c

NEW YORK, Feb. THE weather is in,
tensely cold and cloudy, indicating snow
The thermometer this morning was 10 de-
grees below zero.
CAFE ISLAND, Feb. 1T has been snow.
ing here to-day. Thermometer degrees
below zero.
SALEM, N. Y, Feb. THE snow is four
inches deep on the ground Mercury de.
grees below Zero
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. THE Delaware is
choked with ice. Thermometer degrees
below zero
Boston, Feb. 7.-Accounts from several
of the Eastern States represent that the Their.
mometer is ranging at 10 to 90 degrees be.
low zero
WASHINGTON, Feb. Last night was the
coolest that has been known here for years
The snow fell all night, and is still falling
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 7, 2. Mt has been
showing all day, and tho ground is covered
to the depth of six inches. The snow has
dritted very much. The Delaware is frozen
tight opposite the city. At Harrisburg il
has been showing heavily all day-also at
Millville, N. j. In the latter place, the Their
mometer indicates degrees below zero.
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THE KINNEY RyrEnlrrnN

WARRINGTON, Feb, The Secretary cf State
mas mas replied to Col kinney's communication vt the
ssth, stating the purposes and objects of his Gen.
tral american en'erptis~ and asking u the govern
men. proposes to arree' it by public proclsms' Ion
mr Marcy says: III the enterprise III which you
speak IN your letter of the 25,h umo 10 a mere
peaceful emgralion-it you and those who
purpose to go with you prefer to leave the United
states and seek a permanent home In foreign
country, renounce your citizenship here, and the
rights aid privileges belonging to H. aud to submit
yourselves to the laws of another Jurisdiction Ii ia
neither the duty nor the desire of ths government
TO Interfere with your proceedings BY such
course you cease to be citizens OF the United
States. and can have, after such change OF allie.
glance, no claim to protection such citizens from
this government"
The Secretary of State. however, denies that the
Mosquito Indians have any sovereignty or political
authority in Central America, and concludes;
III the emigrants should be formed into conpa-
MES, commanded by officers, and furnished with
arms, such organization would assume the charac
ter OF military expedition, and bein, hardly con-
ss'ent with professions of peaceful objects would
devoivo on this Government the duty of inauirinp
whether 1t be not In violation OF our neutrality
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Proceedings of Cougress.


WAsHINoToN, Feb. 7,--Senate
were presented, many of which had for their
object the abolition of slavery in the Dis.
trict of Columbia. Many private bills were
presented, and many bills introduced for in.
ternal improvements. The following passed
For the Improvement of Patapsco river; Of
st, Msry's river, Mich; of Desmoine's rap
ids; and of Newark IN. j. harbor The bill
relating to the Courts of California, was
postponed until tomorrow. A bill continu
ing the public works in Maine, was intro
ducedi also, bill for the Improvement OF
San Diego harbor, and several others.
House.-The Texas creditors bill was
passed, by vote of 154 to 43. The Tariff
and Consular bills were taken up and dis
cussed but without action thereon the House
adjourned.
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ATTACKS ON AMERICANS IN CHINA-1ne North
China Herald OF November It'll gives an account
OF a collision between the Imperiasts and Amesi.
cans al Shanghai. The hnperialists attempted 10
enter some houses near the north gate. The Amer.
| lean sentinel stopped them aid called out tho
guard, and the propar signal being given q compa.
ny oi soldiers and marines were landed from the
y. ). sloop Vandai!a, and marched to the ground
The lnperialistS ired upon the Americans and
shots were exchanged but linally upon the appear.
ance OF portion OF the rebel army, the hnperia-
lists ran OF.
Some OF the Chinese papers nave considerable TO
say as to tho speculation OF a Yankee who uas
agreed 10 recaptore Fuh Shan from the rebels for
SIOO,UOO It is said the i. s. Consul will interfere
to prevent the contamination oil this sgreement-
The Hong holg Reg lister is of opinion, however
that as several Americans have been allowed to
help the rebels il late sk.rnishes near Canton it s
not fair play to interfere when they aiding the
lmperiaiists.
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A DAMS & CO.'S NEW YORK, VTR

A DAMS d CO.'S NEW YORK, VIR
"a GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA STEAM
SHIP EXPRESS, PER UNITED STATES MAIL
STEAMERS ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN no
AND FROM NEW YORK, RICHMOND Pr
fERsbuRG, nc. 20, ke:-Havinx effected arran as.
menta with the u 8. mail line of steamers from Nsvu
YORK to Norfolk and Richmond fors rEcIAL EXPRESS
PRIVILEGES on that route, now prepared to
receive and forward, to and from New York MER
ChANDISE and PACKAGES of every descrintio.
with dispatch and at greatly reduced rates
Our Express will leave New York every Wsdnss.
DAY and Saturday per splendid steamers ROANOKE
and JAMEsTOWN alternately. Goods viii be- "a.
ssived at our New York office, So Broadway until ~
O'clock, r NJ On the day OF gaiiing.
Merchants aud others ordering goods from Nav
York, are requested to order by "ADAMB Co.'S
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS"
Our inland Express will run az heretofore Ieavins
New York and Richmond daily, in charge Of special
messengers All Goods not marked to 70 via the in-
land route, will be forwarded by the aeamer Ex.
press. ADAMS CO.
NOTICE.-Express packages for Nor.
folk, Petersburg and Richmond, intended for shin.
ment per steamers Roanoke or Jamestown, viii
hereafter be received by ADAMS 4 CO., SO Broad.
way, who are the only authorized agents for Express
privileges by those steamships
LUDLAM l. PLEASANFs
10 Cts IS Broadway, New York.
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AUCTIONS sAr.rs
FUTURE DAYS.
BY KENT, PAINE 4 KENT

,AkGO SALE OF SUGAR AND MO-
the 18th instant, commencing at 10 o;eiacE -
lower shed on the Doct, will seli the sa,so ~
schr John o. NTH, from Attakapas, La, with "
zig hhds Sugar, good to choice
$50 bills Molssses
TERMs-Under Sl00 CASH over 500 month. c,.a.
IL, for approved NEGOTIABLE paper
CHAs. T. WORKMAN Il CO
Bale to be conducted by KENT, PAINE KEsT.
Auctioueers
ADDITIONAL.
Will be added to the above SALE the CARO- of the
schr. Ottawa, from Cardenas, Cuba, with
80 hhds prime Cardsnas Molssses.
II terces do do do
CHAS T. WORTHAM L CO.
KENT, PAINE KHNT. Ausfs feS-td
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br' " N. ! Walkers sugar house, near Bayou
7aIa La, wac destroyed by fire On the 2lst ult In
sufed tor $4,000
A., Oh riday night, the block and pump factory of
nv M'. 'onn Croe, at Norfolk, Va, was destroyed by
., recent letters from Europe report the health of
'ne ite' Dr. Duff, Of the Free Church of Scotland,
ID hopeiaIly improving
Durng January, 10000 tons of pig metal were
leceived at Wheeling, Va, on which the freight as
about $4,000
pn me JOth ult., the paper mill at Morgantown,
va was destroyed by Are
MIR Ihemas F. Mesgher is on visit to New Or.
4here were IS deaths In Norfolk, Va, duriuf
January. 10y
mrs Mary Colley was burnt to death la Washing.
"h Guernsey CO., o. last week
Gen Houston is expected to visit Boston on the
Il inst D0'''A vi 'H'
lion Moses Macdonald, OF Me, II is said. will be
INV h7" NTH auditor OF the Treasury
Galveston and Brownsville, Texas. are To he mi
"p 0y means OF the magnetic telegraph.
Tue Pittsburg Chronicle reports three deaths in
'""' siy, among Germans from starvation.
The barracks OF the u s. soldiers, a, Fort Maxi
nae were destroyed by fire recently.
Mr. Alex. Bailey. a respectable citizen Of Pitts.
"afg, was found dead Ia bed on Saturday.
Flrst Lieut. Thos. S. Rhett, of % artillery. u. 6
army has resigned
aae Michigan legislature has passed a genera
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-08
BY GODDIN 4 APPERsON.

VALUABLE COAL LAND IN POW
HATAN COUNTY. NEAR TO JAMES RI
YER, FOR SALE AT AUCrION-Wil be sold ai
public auction at Snblett's Tavern. in Powhatan
county, on WEDNESDAY. the oath day Of Feby,
1885, II fair f not the next fair day,1 at the hour
OF IL O'Clock, $50 acres Of valuable Coal Land, In
Powhstan county, to Norwood" the resi-
dencs of Miles c. selden, Esq adjoining the lands
OF VIM Warmer, the old tina Coal Mines, and
others, and near to the High Hill Tavern.
TERMs-Ons fourth cash; balance ct 8, IL and Is
months, for negotiable notes bearing interest, Sc
cured by q trust deed, or title retained.
BY request of the Bank of Virginia and Farmers'
Bank of Virginia
fe 8 GODDIN APPERSON Aurts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-08
RAILROAD ACCIDENT

fHiL ADELPHIA Feb g "A freight train on the
Columbia Railroad ran off the track about three
miles west OF the Schuylkill this afternoon. All
the cars rolled over the embankment and broke nm
the wreck taking fire from stove in one of the
cars, when their contents, consisting of -four wheat
domestics. &c, were mostly consumed Several
of the employees of the company were Injured -
Michael Spans Ter was wedged among the flour and
terribly burned. He was brought to the hospital
Ia this citv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-08
COLD WEATHER

NEW York, Feb. 6.-The weather to day lie in
tensely cold here. The thermometer has ranged
from zero to 10 degrees above There are i'm.
mense masses of drift Ice floating about the harbor
ana me terry boats have some difficulty in passing
their way through.
Dispatches received here from all parts of this
State, indicate this to be the coolest day ofthe sea
SON In many places the thermometer has not been
80 low for twenty years. The range is from 90 to
40 degrees below zero In the Eastern states tho
cold is moro moderate ~
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Asrest of GounterEeite,s

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Feb. IA gang of IS
manufacturers of bogus coin, have been ar.
rested in this vicinity.
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Army Officer Re$igned-BaK, DC.

WAsHINGToN, Feb Capt. Edward Muir
ray, of the end U. S. infantry, has resigned
The Ball Of the Highlander military com.
pany, for the benefit of the poor, last night,
yielded, it is supposed. $1,000, which will be
applied to the purpose of relieving the poor.
The concert of Madame De Vries, last
night, was largely and fashionably attended.
The applause of the audience was quite en-.
thusiastic
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-08
AUCTION SALES
PUTURE DAYS.
By TAYLOR n WIIIJaNo

DESlhAbLE COTTAaE RESI-
STREET, AT AUCTlON.-On MONDAY. I2th ~ ~.
. .ua ososl upon the presss Win 5.
z. Needs situated the North side of MAJ s',ss
adjoining the African Church and the rsSdence AZ
Mr. j. w. Randolph. The location Of the proDerfv
renders Il Well suited for professional or business
men; whilst the arrangements OF the dvellinr are
ample and convenient The lot fronts IS feet and
runs back f57 feet
Aftsr the above will be sold that beautiful build.
ing Tot adjoining, the West fronting 80 feet run.
NM back 157 feet and bounded on its West line BY
an alley 10 feet wide
Isems-One-fourth cash; balance ct 6 and ~ mos,
n interest; credit payments to be secured BY trust
ana taxes for the present year to be paid by
sne pufcnsser. TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
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NOTICE.-Havingd determined to close
IN our business we offer our entire stock at cost
ton of purchasers to elegant and varied assort
ment Of Gen.Ismen's FURNISHING and FANCY
GOODS which all of the newest styles and
latest Importation embracing every article of Gen.
tlemen's under apparel, useful and ornamental ar
tcles.
Weurgently solicit those indebted to US to make
immediate settlement and as our object is to close
out as soon as possible, will steadily adhere to
the cash principle. VIM, r. ADCOCK 4 CO.,
ia 81 Main ST., under American Hotel.
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IMPORTANT FROM RuENos AYREs

BOSTON, Eel. ., lS55.-A letter leceived in this
city, da ted Buenos Ayres December 2, states that
commissioners from President Urquizs have reached
that CITY to negotiate peace, which is to remain in
force during his Presidential term-a period of six
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-08
Illinois T.eoislaf1lro

CHICAGO Feb. THE Legislature of Hi
nois has fixed Thursday Feb 6, for the cleo
ton of Senator The lower house passed the
anti-Nebraska resolutions again, by vote Of
SO to %.
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E0tnI ReSuN

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. michael Spang
Ter, who was injured on the railroad, yester
day, died to-day.
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NEBRASKA LEGIsLATURE.-It appears that the or
gsu.zston of the Nebraska Legislature was not eff
i-cted without much excitement. The Council or
Senate at FIRST elected Judge Bennett speaker and
subsequently Mr.. Folsom chosen, but as the
Judge refused to vacate. Mr.. f. was compelled to
allow him TO retain his petition. In the Heuse Mr.
Latham was chosrn speaker.