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ARRIVALS At THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDA'


COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-H Homes r Homes
w Ford, Ffedksbg T Darlington, DR. w H John
son, P Town D Hancotts, DrJ Wake, Nj Bur.
s s@s WosIam Rev sn:nEs g'Hy Cs7
A Gregory, G c Gregory, III Duval, E Warner, L
Elan and lady, WIN L Cheatham. Chesterfeld ] T
ton. and ID Middleton. Dr. T W Neal, W Wade,
Johnson w Trevillian, NJ Trevillan, Duval, w
Lewis Goochland; l. r Beal Scottsvile; CANNED /,
R1%gO9 Ns, sGrfols' Bedford Ps,bs
R: Thompson. Va 7 R; Holloway. Cali
fqrpis; 7 LitlePags Texas; Claiborne; Va; w
VIM Scott, Col P Archer Pc whatan; Ro Marks,
Halifax; Cock, Vermont.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL.-W T Milend Norfolk
" Rawiins, Mayo, + smith, " Taylor eT Z
Gentry. A Sturdivsnt, J D Goodman and lady.
Richmond; VIM Jones. Thompson. A NJ Akin,
Ford Frsdksbe; J Werth T S Covingson, Nj r
Eenddley,J W " Hsre, Hughes Ch be Jno
White, T Taliafsrro. Carolina; David Anderson,
jr, Louisa: Phi Aiore, Hanover; WIN Taylor, King
FAINT, Aiexsndris; A o sutton and 5 ladies', King
WIN; A Wingfsd Albemarls; DIR Garnett Essex;
w Banks. Madison; Hamper. New Kent county;
q Terrell, Crump Crump. New Kent; JOS L
Rosne, Chesterfeld; ] Johnson. A johnson, Alex.
andria; W T Seawell w Holiday and svt, Gloucester;
w TParkerson Hampton; DR. Eastman. Hobbs
P Terrell, Va; w Hobbs Miss; w R Mallory. S j
Morrison, Petersburg; w w Vest, Wmsburg; A
Logan, g Duke, Louisa; Gurthright. Henrico; L
HuBgeIford, J Atkinson. L Warren, Richmond;
R Davenport, Hanover; Fl Bradley, Chs City.
AMERICAN HOTEL-W Wade, Tenn; L
Timberlake, lady and childn, w Winston, VIM II
Edwards, w Hayley, III Rogers L Luudy, G w
stoc.lng. N Y; R D Mossley, Buckinsham; D Pow.
ell, M James, w Pleassnts II C Peasants II C
Pehdleton, Goochand; RIO Pierson, w b aIeh,
Philads; Thornton, Fsrmvile; Otey, Lynch
burg nj Davis, X Queen; TayIos, N C; Capt.
skinner. stmr Roanoke; w o Smith. Va; w II
Aldrpgs EpPes, Sussex; J ii Matting'y, Wash
ington.
EXCHANGE HOTEL..W Dinwiddie, Univ OF
Va: Atkinson, Alexa; + Lewis, Hslifax; Mr.
Scott Mast w Spencer, Powhatan; 3 W Spindle Es
sex; P Samuel, Caroline; w Easiey. d Bisbie
Gainesville; Welton and lady. Hardy; E Dab
nsy. Dshney. Miss; TalisferIo. Gloucester. I
Puryear, Va T kilby Suffolk; w Goode Meek
lenbure; g Heybeckar, Amelis; Parker, South
smpton; II Gibson. Phils A r Boykin,I ofWight
Thompson. C Adams. Miss Hummer, Petg; I !
Armstrong and LADY. N Y; R N Neblitt. Nottoway;
Anderson. Va 8 Hartcauft, Phila; D w Coleman
SColemzn, Hunter. Caroline; McElroy, Alb;
Mckenzie, Aexai Hartley Georgetswn; Ben
Wood, Alb; Marshall, Fauquier III Page, Bait; i
Price, Hanover; w Spiiier. King VIM.
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The PETERSBURG ExPREss.-This enter
prising paper, towards which the Dispatch
sustains the relation of God father, was On
Monday enlarged by the addition OF column
to each page; which makes it the same size
with the Dispatch. 1t has the true grit OF
energy and endurance together with talents
and they have ensured IFS success. We are
glad to see the manifest evidences of the
thriving condition of the Express-whose
solid growth is well reflected in the "corpo.
rosity'' of our worthy friend, its senior Edi
tor. We trust it may continue to ego ahead,
keeping pace with the indomitable enter.
prize of its own prosperous city.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Jan. 2.

ARRIVED,
BaIque, Emily. Keen, St. Bartholomew Bay, GU.
ano, Edmond Davenport.
Bsrque Virsnian, Kennedy, New York, d. Curre.
SAILED,
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, New York. mdz and
passengers.
Steamer Belvidere. Pritehard. Baltimore, mdz,
Ludlnm l. Watson.
schr w. r. Catterfeld. Hslssy. Norfolk
Schr. Ellen, Saith. Boston, mdse., Shields l. So.
meryiile =
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OEATH.-Wm Gates died near Alexandria on
Monday morning under the following circum-
stances About 10 o'clock the previous night he
left the house of Sherman Crabbe, for home At 3
o'clock Crabbe was awakened by a noise In his
yard, and on looking out, saw Gates, who made the
remark that they were Shooting him He then
attempted to climb fence, but fell Crabbe had
him carried into the house, where he died at {
O'Clock Monday morning. An inquest was held
which resulted In verdict OF "desth from expo
sure and conclusion OF The brain"
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RALRoAp.-It is stated
thst the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Compapv
have raised sufficient funds to meet all the notes due
on the first of January ON the fourth The stock
1, is farther stated, has advanced, but we are no,
Informed how much.
P. s.-A correspondent of the National Inielli.
nicer says the stock advanced some 81 per share
a1d sales closed at a 10 bid, - asked.
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SrABBNG CAsE-John Z. Ferguson,
barber on Franklin street, appeared before the
county court OF Henrico, yesterday, to undergo an
examination on the charge of feloniously stabbing
Henry |. Goddin, on the 90 h of December but as
soon as the court was opened on the pris.
oner, the Commonwealth Attorney had a aoLf
proseqmi entered, and the accused discharged, the
committing Magistrate having sen. him on as a man
OF mixed blood. to be tlied by Court of Oyer and
Terminer.
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SrEALING.-Henry Chapman, slave to
Ellis & Peers. charge with stealing a watch from
Thomas, a slave. was locked up until this morning
for ex animation
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TiPsY.-Mary Ann Patterson, q white
woman, found drunk in the street on New Years
night and Gagged, was discharged by the Mayor yes
terday morning
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IMpuDEScE-Reuben slave to Abner
Hilliard, was ordered a sound fogging by the
Mayor, yesterday. for refusing to leave the side.
walk when ordered so to do by Lieut. Kelly.
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DIED.

On the lst inst, of pneumonia, Mr. WILLIAM
A. MINOR. aged So years
HIS friends and acquaintance respectfully in
ved to ate nd his funeral this morning lG O'clock
from Trinity Church.
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MURDER-Welearnf from the Alexandria Senti
mel that Henry Clay Sinclair. of Fairfax county,
was killed at Dranesvillea few days ago by man
named Pickett. The murdered man was very
much cut up. Pickett has fled
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RUMoRED DIsAsTER.-A rumor was in circulation
at Liverpool before the Atlantic left that the Aus
tralian packet ship James Barnes, few days out,
with seven hundred passengers, had met with a
serious disaster; but as no tidings conirmatory Of
it had been received, the report was considered
doubtful
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-03

FIRE The engine house of the N. Y. Central
Railroad, at Schenectady, took f., on Sunday last
and was considerably damaged. No interruption
OF travel took place. The building and locomotives
were injured to the extent of So, 500
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CAUGHT NAPPING.-JOhn, small negro
belonging to Mr.. Bingham, was Gagged last Monday
night for going to sleep the steps OF The James
River and Kanawha Company's Office. Yesterday
morning he was sent home to his master.
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In Alexandria, servants are hiring very high; The
prices ranging from $40 to $50 for girls, $50 to ST.
for women, and $50, 500 and Sl20 for men,
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In New York city, during the year 1854, there
were q, 422 deaths about 600 more than the
,aiy for the year previous. Of the number,
,.2i9 died of cholera. The total number of mar
riages in 1854 was 4, 1923, and tie total number OF
hirths IL liz
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AssAssINArIoN N MExIco.-By the latest a

ASSASSINATION IN MExIco.-By the latest arriva
from Mexico we have the following:
The Cdief of Polio of the city of Pueba was
assassinated short time since. He received eieh.
teen wounds tom knife or dagger, and person
accused of the crime was tried and executed two
days afterwards.
DIR. James Downs, of Louisiana, was robbed and
murdered recently while journeying from San l. uis
Potosi to Paso del Norte. 1t was supposed to have
been the work of his guides
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DEATH OF REVOLUTIONARY VKrERAN.-Con
Fad Bush OF Pompey, N. Y died At his residence on
Thursday last. at the advanced age of l02. Mr.. b.
served In the American army throughout the war
of the Revolution, and wa personally acquainted
with Washington, and many ether leading spirits
Of the Revolutionary period. At the time oil his
death. he resded on lands which hs received from
Government for services rendered his country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-03

New YEARS BALL.-The young folk are
to have a grand time at Corinthan Hall tonight, az
Messrs. McEgo; u Co. give one of their brilliant en-
terainmentg at hat place. Of course all the pupils
Of the school viii be present, to participate in the
fun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-03

FIRE.-About half-pass 8 o'clock last
night, Mr. VIM. J. Clsrks's stable. between 25a and
18th and Grace and Broad Streets fire and
burned Loss some $500
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-03

COMMISSIONER APPOINrED.-During the
session of the County Court of Henrco. yesterday.
he following gentlemen were appointed Comlnis-
soners to condemn the land along the line of the
Richmond and York River Railroad, and we doubt
if q better seIenton could hsve been made. They
are: MesSrs. Jacob 3. Keesee, James NJ. Gsrnett,
Williamson Allen, Albert A. Morris Jackson r.
Chllrey.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-03

RoBBERY.-In the Court of Common Pleas, al
Dedham, Mass, on Friday last, William Henry
Moore, brakeman, plead guilty of robbing packa
ges in the baggage OF the Boston and Providence
railroad. twas discovered that he had stolen Sc
ven hundred dollars worth of property.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-03

DvIDEND-The Bank OF the Old Dominion at
Alexandria, on Monday last declared a semannua
dividend of foar per cent net on its capital stock
payable on the 18th instant, in addition to paying
the bonus aud tax due to the State
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-03

The MONTGOMERY GUARDS are arranging
fora grand civic and military Bah at Cornthsn ifali
next Monday night. Everybody will bear this fact
IN mind, and secure tickets in season.
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SOUTH SIDE VIEW,

AT THE
NE w BOOK s TO RE
157 Main street,
Nearly opposite the Exchange Bank, Richmond.
4 SOUTH SIDE VIEW OF SLAVE
N RY, or Three Months at the South in 1854; by
Nehemiah Adams-Sl.
AUTOBIOGRAPHY AND "REMINISCENCES
OF REV. VIM. JAY-S2 50
THE LAMPLlGHTER-S1 Is.
RUTH HALL; by Fanny Fern-$1 o.
HEARTSEASE, 9 vols 81 90.
BUFFERS RICHMOND DIRECTORY for 1856.
Price 81. For sale by
BUFFERS K gIMONs,
iaS-Stf Booksellers.
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The Tumors OF the failure of the Glendon Iron
Company, at Easton, Pa, are without foundation.
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CONDUCTOR KILLED.-Nichoias j. Van Patten,
conductor of freight train was killed last Satur
day morning, about seven miles east OF Baldwins-
vile, N Y, by being knocked off the train as it was
going over bridge-one of the cars passing over
his body nearly cutting in two.
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The WELLS CHILDREN-These little chill.
dren performed for the first time in this city
Monday night, and not only gave satisfaction
to their auditors, but really delighted them
by their sweet voices and their wonder
full musical attainments. They are very
young-the merest children yet they sing
with volume and taste that takes the lis
tener captive with mingled emotions of sur
prise and pleasure. They are real prodigies,
and all lovers of music should hear them.
They are natives of Baltimore, and pupils OF
Mr. Hewitt, gentleman Of talents and an
accomplished musician and composer. Mr..
H. accompanies them on the piano.
We understand that on Thursday night the
Children will give Concert, the entire pro-
ceeds of which are to be given to the poor.
Mr.. Ro. A. Mayo has kindly granted the use
Of Metropolitan Hall for the occasion, with.
out charge
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-03

BOOKS! BOOKS BOOKS!.!
ID GEO. NJ WEST,
Nos and Exchange Place,
Offers for sale, cheap for cash
Hearts Ease, or the Brothers Wife, by the author
of the Heir of Radcliffe. vols paper 81; cloth
S1.50.
Party Leaders; by Jos g. Baldwin; 81.
Ruth Hall; by Fanny Fern: 81 25
Virginia Comedisas vols; paper 81; cloth 81 so
Life of p. t. Barnum Esq with portrait: ~ 70
Life of Horace Greeley, editor of the N. Y. Tri-
bune Si.25.
Robinson's Practice; vol. /; Sc.
For sale by GEO NJ. WEST
il 3-2t Next door to Post Office
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had Rone out from England as nurses 10 the
sick and wounded; ladies of intelligence and
refinement, andmaDy ofihem Of wealth, 1t the
head Of whom 10 Miss Nightingale. one Of The
most lovely and accomplished of the women
Of England. The Duke claimed much credit
for the means of transport given to the
French army, nearly 10000 Of whom are now
being conveyed in British transports from
Toulon to the Crimea. He stated that the
British government is sending ont a COM
plete railroad and stationary engines, and
Other appliances, for the purpose Of sdetns
the physical e:rertions Of the soldiers. The
Duke had but little to say in reference to
operations in the Baltic, except that they had
kept the Russian feet from taking the sea.
In conclusion, he stated that the house had
been called together for two objects one, to
bring in bill to enable militia regiments to
volunteer for service in the colonies, by
which the garrisons at Gibraltar, Malta and
| the Ionian Islands could be made available
f,r the war and the other, bill to enable
| the government to train within the country
foreign troops to a limited extent, which can
not, under existing acts of Parliament, be
| done. The Duke added, that while on the
one hand, the government would not refuse
! TO entertain overtures of peace, it will moi
assent to any which are not only honorable
but safe.
The Earl of Aberdeen expressed the be
| lief that the destruction of Sebastopol was
key, and that there are good grounds for hope
| that it will be destroyed
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iA3-Stif
ANT BOOKS, AND RICH
- FANCY GOODS FOR NEW YEARS PRE-

LEGANT BOOKS, AND RICH
~ FANCY GOODS FOR NEW YEARS PRE-
SCENTS.
Books of Permanent Value, elegantly illustrated
and bound
Bibles Hymn Books and Prayer Books of all sizes.
handsomely bound in velvet, morocco and French
coored calf
Religious and Standard Works of the best authors,
variously bound
Annals and other Gift Books--choice selec-
ons
Books for Children-a great variety
Portable Writing Desks-srse, medium and small
sizes
Gold Pens, Pocket Knives, unique pat
terms
Dissected Maps and Games
Ladies' Work Boxes and Dressing Gases; Gentle
mems Dire ssing Cases
Port Folios of Papier Mache and Morocco, some
very elegant.
Beautiful Engravings and Oil Paintings,
handsomely framed.
Elegant PIANO FORTEs, GUITARS AID ME-
LODEONS. For sale BY
JAMES wOODHOUsE,
ia 3-2t Eapis SQUARE.
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local MATTERS.

ARRIVAL or THE @1ERoHAUr Mr.. "A. I /.
Carrier, the daring youpe mrunant we ara arasi.
fed to state, has safely arrived en- feYra frufa
and returned 70 this city After being in the air
Mr. Joseph =. Tsyior's farm, In Henrico county,
about nine miles east Of this city, where his splep-
did balloon was secured and taken care OF Mr.. C.
remained at Mr. Taylors house all night, receiving
the kindest attention. and was brought to this city
yesterday by Mr.. 4. We regret 10 learn that the
receipts last Monday evening insufficient to
deirey the expenses of the ascension II any OF
our citizens feel disposed TO aid in making up the
deficiency, they can do so by leaving whatever
amount they may feel willing e give, at the eoun,
Having been kindly furnished with the following
note from Mr.. Carrier, we subjoin it for the benefit
of our readers:
At 10 minutes past 4 O'Clock p. Al, the "Pocahon-
| tm" left Council Chamber Hill Tee multitude b,-
l1w appeared to be as much rejoiced at the re-
suit a. possibly could be myselG-sBd m 1st CON-
fsss il was one of the happiest moment ever ex-
perienced in ny life. Up up I soarrd-almost per-
pendculsrly-to the distance of several Thousand
dirsetionths balloon risIng until it reached point
over the farm of S r. Bowe. Esq when 1t met a
new current, which sent Southeast BY East, and
carried over Union Hill and seross Chic kahominy
swamp having by this time (haf-past oclock)
| reached an altitude of four and half miles and
gone distance of fifteen miles. Grandeur had ever
| been a delightful theme to me, but this was more
than grandeur. ALI The higher faculties of the hu-
M mind became gradually aroused; was gently
i awakening from q nagnibceHt dfosU Cd4lug my
eTes upon of reality that appeared far more
| grand aud ma gn ficent than the dream itself At
| this height my limbs became perfectly benumbed
with cold. | made preparations TO descend In fny
descent encountered the first current of air which
brought back across the swamp; and landed in
| safety he farm of Mr. Joseph r.. Taylor, having
been in the air, with connection with terrestrial
| obec's for tbs space Of two hours. would here
return most sincere thanks for the assistance OF
| Mr. Jos Z. TAYLOR well as for the cheer he gave
the innsr man | also return NY thanks to MI W N.
| Sedgwick, for his valuable assis ance.
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AUCTION NoTICE.-We invite the atten-
ton of the trade to our sale of Millinery Goods &c
THIS MORNING. at 10 o'ccck.
ia 3 LARUS ~ SHINE, Aucts-
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TRusrEE's SALE OF ToBACoO FIXTURES.
Particular attention 10 requested TO my sale OF To
bscco Fixtures this morning, at 10 oc eek at me
factory If Messrs. Ford Wilson, in the alley De-
tween 18th and 90 h streets.
By order of the Trustee . ..
ia3 THO. w. kEESEEI Aoet,
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Projection BUILDiNG FUND COMPANY
The Annual Me etiog of this Company will be he'd
a. their HALL, Tower Buffers and SiInonS Sont-
store on FRIDAY Evening, January 9Th, 1883 at Z
O'Clock
in person or by proxy. ,-rrr,s CT,
BY order. WIN. A. bUTIEhS, SeeJ'
jaS-Stn
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IRON RIG III MOND DISPATCH
4 RANDOLPHS Almanac and Daily Memoranda
for 1855 is most useful book. The months and days
of the month conveniently arranged with blank
spaces for making notes. and at the back of the book
is Randolph's Almanac for 1855. II is very conve-
nient pocket book For sale by Mr.. RardolFh
la
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ooeSSd 10 S6DaStOpOi Wttn Sucn marvellous
rapidity. You, my lords, will be surprised to
hear that. through the extraordinary exer.
tions of the Russian general and by means OF
an unlimited number of horses and cattle.
the movements of the army were so rapid
that believe in one day march of AZ miles
was effected. may be imprudent in ma.
king these confessions, but | wish to deal
frankly with your lordships." The Duke
stated that, since the month of June mora
than 10000 men have been sent from Great
Britain to the East, about Il, 800 of whom
have gone within the last few weeks. The
whole number, including officers, sent by
England to the East, since the commence.
ment Of hostilities, exceeds $1,000 He show
Cd that an enormous amount of gunpowder
ard military stores had been sent out. and
that ON no former occasion has the sane
quantity of ordnance been supplied to any
British army, and that the inrasioa of TIE
Cyimea was contemplated from the first
The loss of the winter clothing by the
Prince" having reached the governmen,
before the public. they bought up the neces.
sary articles to replace the loss before the
news Of 1t had reached the country, and with.
In two or three days aft.r the most of the ar
ticles were embarked. Sheepskin coats were
also ordered for the whole of the army. The
Dake admitted that mistakes had occurred
Ia the cemmisssriaf, and that the medical de.
partmant wIs badly managed. The govern
ussnt was making every effort to rectify these
eviis. The Duke paid noble and we'll de-
served fribate 10 the Christian ladies who
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Us,or BurlpINo FUsD CoMPAsr.-Ine
General Meeting of This Company will be hsIa ~
me JsfIersou Ward SCHOOL HOUSE. corner OF
Frsnklin and ed streets, on THURSDAY Evening
next at ~ O'Clock. oE.
The first Annual Report will be read, spd onees
,so.ad for the ensun wear Ii IL desired hat every
stockhoider win be present, Thi. vrss.ias 70 re-
CURED by law. T. L.. ID. "AGson,
B-Tbe Directors will please meet at the same
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uny spncIAL norfCnas

~ .sI fins ofth. sfcek ssrs Of the shove
.sseeiatios for the election Of icsss, viii be held
n Esnnder1 Hail. 1t ~ O'Clock 7. ~: on THURS
DAY. Jan. 9Th 1855 A proxy esnhos 20 hei' W M
offirer ef the Association.
The Hoard Of Directors are requested 70 meet 81
o'clock. s..o.t..;on
viIi be held on FRIDAY, Jan 5th, q ssms tine ana
r,..s ~ H'' ED. MCCARTHY,
pises. a. Secretary.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-08

THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY!
HOLM +. GLOVER co corner of Main and seventh
sB streets VILE Ind would respectfully inform the
Public that they yard sale low FOR CASH 3
complete assortment Seasoned Pine LuH
qualities and cknesses vz Tongued and Grooyed PINE an
Ash Ftoorng and undressed Ceiling Castings ana
PannGs; Common Boards. suitable Tor
shops fencing: Pine and Poplar Shingles Ne
SC Can have made order at the lowest prices
Doors, Sash Blinds Mantle Pieces Mouldings Frames loT
Doors and Windows 60 Bills of prices forwarded TO an
who may send Tor them Orders from adstalee viii receive
ieni1 u
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THEO BORE FRANKEsS
CINCINNATI nYEING EsTARLIsEtME EN- T

and Canal opposite Henry Lutz foee-
ry Evansville, Indiana.
ESANGY Dyer Steam Scourer and Refnisher OF Dry
a. and formerly Foreman Cincinnati for MIR Ieasdae
New Y Ork Dye House. ~ ., e.,,
Cleans by Ladies' and Gentemen's Clothes OF SIX
and Wooen Craze and Cashmere Shaws Of scrip
ton and equ Dyes every kind OF stu ae-
oordng to and shes them equal to new de re-
spots stains from silk Dresses IN dry tnou
hiring the color or stuff also cleans and rnishes Cur
tans in SILK and WoolIen Toe de Tersse and Tulles
fair Ts+es octl9-1Yd&w
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ET Ma GNSUESANCE COMPANY.
OF Hartford. connecticut.

CAPITAL 500, UO0--Gu paid IN Gad tnUested.
FHNHIS Company with perpetual charter
III 1919, and against damage by Fire
Dwelling Houses utactnrng establishments house
hold furniture and merchandise general Also inland
against the pers Navigation Losses Will be lber
ally adj listed and paid with promptness.
THOMAS k. BRACE, Pres't
e G.. RIPLEY. Secretary.
Applications for Insurance may be made the sUbsor
br who duly authorized receive pOsa pol
eies favorable Insurance Once Agency
in the West \. G. HALLOCK, Ag't,
eyII-tf Main street, nearly opposite the Bank.