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L,BERAL.-We are gratified to learn tba,

LlBERAL.-We are gratifed to learn that
the commuters on the two Relief Hors have re-
ceived several handsome contributions from chart
table gentlemen who see the Importance of assist
ing the poor at this trying time. and that others
have promised stilIfurther aid. If the members Of
the two committees appointed to solicit contrbu-
tons, will perform faithfully the labor imposed
upon them, we have not shadow of doubt that
ample means can be collected TO support the Relief
Houses until spring sets in. Those who cannot
spare money may give provisions OF some kind
and thus render material aid in this undertaking
Surely every person will contribute something to
this charitable enterprise.
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THr time. hun0Eod cestol1 .es,..a'. - "a
alas, TO the old yes .st :sd e ~
Ne = wss obsss, "a .s n.ssi .S 90 caumbisn Hotel
r. va. moss glorious. sa1 GO 2,
as.y vas sooyed By the t1 s ps. g Tie
ne .ooa I,s eo Ssnv wa. chiefly ia the FEAST snd
IL new yesr; and seemed TO say
Let nirth abaund--ot social cheer
Iayest the dswnin, o. the year
And thus ,.iuinx tho new, they paid little
g " ...,s !. ..r,ta ana fhs hour glass Of Time,
Those fatai mementoes Of woe,
That sser 10 ute Ia tones sublime,
we are all of us going 10 go'
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GENUINE MEERscHAUms.- Charles

UENUINE U0EERoCH aUWo.- -uFs NHnIItS
Richardson importer of and dealer in Cigars No. 4,
Exchange building, has for sale the genuine Nicer
schaum Turkish pipe, which is the uost beautiful
and luxurious smoking apparatus extsnt. rerson
with one of these pipes IN his msuth, filled with fra
grant tobacco may forget care sorrow, and all the
world else and far lose his own identity as
to fancy himself the Grand Turk. So if you desire
in the extreme of oriental luxury purchase
one of Richardson's Meerschsums, and go at it.
friend of in extravagant description of these
pipes, says: THE Turkish maidens have caught the
sea foam in their aprons, placed it in a powerful
coadersng machine, formed the delicate Meer-
schaum, and sent it to Richardson's for sale !"
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Trr.rRr-The Bateman children a

49, ,o-,i.ht in the drama of "Youug America" enc
n.t resting peces Kate and Ellen sus
tsir,ins the leading characters The scene y ain 70
New York. and the incidents are Cd bow
10 So bonrs crpshea beneath the ruins OF faien
bpiildirs. The play has been adapted by Mrs Bate.
rraa the mother of the "chldren' ana tne seeEg'
are s,d to be real from be ginning to end Little Ell
len "A the ragged, but brave and generous, news.
bo7.o win d aw tears from every mother IN .ne
house; while Kate as the orphan sister, WIN PrmSh
nsrfact pjcture of innocence and poverty. 1heI =
are etbsr characters this drama that canno. Iaii
TO win the applause of the audience; and we there
Ere urge play going readers TO turn OUT anu 500
them by all means.
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BRoKE Is.-William F'ergusson q

BROKE Is.-William Ferguson, a small
lad not more than five years old, broke through the
Ice ON Blakey's mill pond last Saturday, and came
very near drowning before he could be rescued by
his companions, all OF whom were small bows
The little fellow was taken to Mr. Lebers, not far
off, and received such necessary attention as his
situation demanded, after which he sent was to this
city to his parents. Ice ponds very dangerous
places for children, and the wonder to US is that
boys who visit them, meet with such few acct
dents.
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MARRIED

On Thursday, 2ist Dec, bv the Rev. Geo. w. Ian
horne, Mr.. HIRAM III. POWELL to Mrs. HAIR
RIET BRIGHT, all of this city.
On the 26th ult., by the Rev j. S. Wslthall, Mr..
ALFRED DARIEUX to Miss LUCY ANN, daug glitter
of Mr.. Horace Edwards of Henrico.
On Thursday evening last BY the Rev. DIR. Msnly,
Mr.. JEFFERSON II STANLEY to Miss MARTHA
X. CRABBIN.
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T.. PEMBE RTON,

MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
OFFERS for sale (for Cash. the follow
" losing 9oois:
Seine Irvine, ell Nos; seiae Thread, eli Nos
Seine Lines various Len gths and sizes
Cotton Cordase; Bed cords; heading Lines all sissa
Carpet Vac, all eoioIs
Cetton Yarns. Cettsa Batting. al numbers
Cotton and Wool Cards, all numbers
Dnponts Sportee Powder
Shot, ell sizes
EpsIish aad American Gun Caps
VIA veil selected assortment Of GK0GERlES
snsted 70 the Trsds-slls az any part Of which, viii
ee sole e vsry amalt advances .fss eash. jAI
"A CARD My house, on 4th between
- Need md MsruhaN stseetA will ~ rsa1Y THIS
price, Lktya 20 one As1t iats room ~ AHlly.
ana aev$fal etbeee not 4n5ee - cOq4s vii 10
r ron g - s ~ efp1y eeM1sk Aise1$ e u
Sssss.ss j. IN 80 Is -
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FRIyoLoUs CoMPLAIsT.-Cn Saturday
morning last, Jesse Barnes appeared before The
Mayor to answer the charge of threatening to have
satisfaction of Robert D. Hilliard or die. When
the case was called the complainant failed to an
swer, and the warrant was therefore dismissed
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FUNERAL HoNcRs.-The Young Guard

turned yesterday afternoon, to pay the last SD
tribute of respect to their deceased BROTHER WILL
LIAM OGLEsBY, who died sud ienly in Baltimore on
Saturday last. Ths deceased had been in delicate
health for time and his friends believed that
he was afflicted with consumption. ontridaT, when
the company were making a pleasure trip, he COM
plained of indisposion and returned to his hotel,
where medical aid called in ard every attention
psfd him. until the hour of his death His remains
were inferred in the Shockoe Hill Buryng Ground,
to which place they were accompanied by the bene-
violent societies To which he was attached, and his
brother SO, diers peace to his ashes"
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last Saturday morning proceeded from the burning
Of the Powhatan Sable, on llth street between
Broad and Msrshal The flames communicated to
the Sycamore Church. which at one time seemed to
be in dsnger of destruction but the timely arrival OF
the Phnaix boys with their splendid engine, soon
extinguished the fire the church. The stable cen
caiu ed quantity of proveuder, all of which de-
s.royed. There seems to be no doubt tina. the hre
was the work of an ipcspdiary. the whole tribe OF
whom bant burning every stable in which
they can ed their destructive torch
Mr. Darracotts loss is said TO be about $780,
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In FOR SEAs0N.-James Ellis, one of
the worst free negroes in the State, was ordered
thirty lashes by the Mayor las, Saturday and then
committed TO prison in default of bail for his fu
ture good behavior. on conviction of stealing $40
worth of eggs and poultry from Jefferson nm a
King William free negro. about two W eeks ago.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-01

PoP CRAcKERs are costly toys when
carelessly used some of cur readers have
reason to know On Saturday last the Mayor
imposed fine on Daniel Rogers for firing salute
In the street on Christmas morning
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NErGHBoRLY.-Mrs. Mary .Jobnso, Ia,

NEIGHBORLY.-Mrs. Mary johnson. Jas
Caude and David Caudls were examined before
the Mayor last Saturday on the charge of. keeping
noisy and disorderly house. The evidence
proved that the defendants were quiet In the house
and that they did not disturb other persons resi-
ding under the same root with them The Mavor
therefore dismissed the warrant, diseharging ihe
parties from custody.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-01

THE SoHoosER FANNIE CuRRIE, which
siled from this port last We Tuesday, took out the
largest freight ever carried from Richmond 10 any
sailing vessel, consisting Of 30l3 bbs hlur hhds;
tobscco $50 three quarter boxes do 15G do; so
tiercas do $50 kegs nails, 1000 bushels feed 1888 beer
barrels.
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S Turned LoosE.-William Anderson,
free negro, was arrested and Gagged last Friday
night for want OF a register. The next morning,
when arraigned before the Mayor he proved his
freedom, and was thereupon set at liberty.
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BRoAD STREET HorEL.-This old Hotel,
AZ Ion famous as the "Old swan" and which 10 ia
vorsbv located s advertised for rent will be seen
by oar advertising columns 1t is stii however kept
open by competent ard wei known &c ntiehan, TOT
srconnt Of the o; oprietor-Mr I. A. 0oddin.
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.Philip Devoti

SErTLEp.-Philip Devoti came before
the Mayor last Saturday to answer the charge Of
using insulting and abusive language to Mrs.
Mary hessa. The evidence proved that. the ladr
was the aggressor, having given Phil gross in.
sulr, to which he merely replied, and the warran,
was therefore dismissed :
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Coming N.-Vagrants are coming into
the city daily and the police constantly annoyed
with applications from them for lodging and food -
few nights since, fellow, notorious for his drum
ken propensities, procured pack or two of pop
crackers and as he says, walked from one end of
Main street to the other firing them with the hope
that he would be arrested and sent to JAIL but to
his modification, the watchmen took the hint and
let him pass unmelested This man is first rate
workman, and can get employment and good wa
ges at any moment but would rather become tax
upon the community, than labor for his own sup.
port
The efforts now making in our city to relieve the
poor will, ia all probability, attract paupers from
all sections OF the country, particularly the North
who will flock here to feed and fatten and live in
idleness. For their benefit, well as for the in
formation of those charitable persons in New
York, who are seeking to overrun the South with
their worthless warrants we subjoin section
from the revised Code of Virginia, TO let them see
that our authorities have the power as well as the
will, to send back to them all such Improbable cit
liens as they seem DESTROYS OF furnishing us with
The law alluded to reads thus:
Every overseer (ot the poor shall exert him.
self to prevent any person from going about beg
ging. or staying in any street other place to beg
Every such person shall Immediately be taken up
and conveyed to the place of general reception for
the poor of the county or town In which he may
be found or il he has legal settlement in another
county or towr of this State he may be proceeded
against according TO the 18th section (Which pro-
vides plan for sending them back TO the county or
town from which they came) mhere he has mi.
grated from another State and has no legal settle.
n1eHt in this the board of ocerseers man cause him
to be rcmoUed TO such Other State To carry into Ell
feet this section, an overseer may issue warrant
to a constable
We have reasons to believe that the overseers of
the poor warmly seconded by the Mayor and his
assistants, will keep sharp look out for paupers
from other places, and have them returned as soon
as they set their feet on Richmond soil.
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ALI SErrLED.-Jack, slave to Archi-
bald Timberiake, of Hanover, received fifteen
stripes by order of the Mayor. last Saturday for
attempting to break the cage In which he was
cokfned Thursday night. 5sf~s
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POULTRY sold for most exhorbtant prices
brought from $3.50 TO So IS, and ducks could not
be bad for lees than 81 per pair. Notwithstanding
the tightness ia the money market, all articles OF
food continue high, with an upward tendency.
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LIFE INSURANCE.

WHITE PERSONS AND SLAVES.
THE AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE
AND TRUST COMPANY-CHARTER PES-
eETuAL-CAPirAL e500, eoe--Office In Richmond.
70 Lisie's Row, Pearl street. opposite to Penitentiy
store 4.-fs .es4v .
This Comp my Offers - usual, the greatest adyar.
tage In regard 20 Life Insusance--eithsr Of vhita
persors slaves-the former Insured fox any length
Of time, and aavssf for one or more years. PIemiums
moderafe.
Gil 1t the oflies and procure pa,npi lets and cir
calsss containing fuH particulars whsrA can Be hnd
gratis, OF q. r. RkICkEN. NJ b., :
In list 3 . = = - - -.
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To THE Wines OF HENRICo.--Fellow
Wings: meeting will be held on MONDAY next,
1st of January, Henrco Court House. at II M; to
confer together with reference to appointing dele
gates to Wing Convention, to nominate candidate
for Governor, &c. MANY WINGS.
do 2Q-9t&
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BREAD FOR THE POOR" uio Z :.
to see the liberal spirit marested By the -
the city towards the effort no~ hnrsd.y last Mr.. L.
p. Waiier. Of lhe Bon Ton Bakery, on in sIres..
sent quantity of bread to Jefferson Hshe, J Hi
se nj down large lot. These contributors arc M,
acceptable, and will materially asst in feeeihs th'
sufferers
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FIRE No. 2-Yesterday afternoon, be-
ween the hours of and O'Clock, the frame stable
Of Mr. Loftin N Elicit, 23d street, near Grace,
was set on ire and would have been destroyed but
for the timely arrival OF Company No. 8, who be
ing near the scene, got on two streams and extin-
guished the flames before serious damage was
done
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DIED,

After long illness. on the 9th of Dec FRANCES
SARAH WILKERSON in her 25th year
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Very little chance of peace, then.

The WELLS CHILpREE-Much has been said bv
the press OF Baltimore, Washington and Norfolk,
OF the great merits of these young vocalists their
surprising aptness, and artistic execution Of mapy
truly difficult songs. They have surprised and
delighted all who have heard them, not only with
their grace and beauty, but wonderful compass of
voice. Their first concert viii take place at Me-
tropoiitan Hall this evening. Az young Americans,
they should be encouraged. Remarking on a
concert given by these 'jewels of Baltimore re.
Gently In Washington, the National Intellisencer
uses the following language:
"7He Wells Children, on Tuesday evening. nc.
quilted themselves WE'LL and TO the satisfaction OF
the audience The voice Of the little Girl is very
swess and captivating that Of tho boy 6 positively
surprising. II has the clearness and ring of the
clarion that should his voice increase 10 power
and volume with his years, he bids fair 70 become
> veritabls Rocco or Badiani.n
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VHANGE OF FIRM.-From and after
~ the LIST January, 1855. the business of the man.
ufactnrs ard sale of CARRIERS SPANISH MIX
TURF, and the general Proprietary Medicine Bust.
ness. heretofore conducted under the firm of BEN
NETT BEERS, will be conduc ted under the firm
and style of VIM s. BEERS CO. Office and
store, No. Pearl street.
BENNETT 4 BEERS
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FIsED.-Mary WeinhoId, a widow lady
residing on Byrd street. was fined Sl for falling 70
have her cellar doors on the sidewalk, closed ct
night. s - s
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1 r. L. /. BLUES.-A meetiI g of your
IA Company will be held at BOSHER'S HALL, ON
III TUESDAY, ID inst, at O'Clock.
~ By order of Lieut.. Commanding.
-.. VIM. FL. FRY; Cd Sergt
As business of importance will be laid before the
Company, it is hoped every member will be at his
po.+. WIN. FL. FRY,
ia l-2t - - - - I'd Ssrgeant
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FIRE, No. 3.-The alarm of fire yesterday
evening about five O'clock was caused by the burn
Ing of chimney on the corner of Marshall and I'd
streets.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.-Theu ndersign-
ed (successors of CasAie, Reeve Coz wi carry on
business under the firm of CASKIEs HARRISON
Signed, JOHN CASKlE,
JAMES X. CASKIE,
SAMUEL J. HARRISON
RtcuMoNp Ian lat 1855 la -2.&
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- al6sA RoxDs.---T This -day thess issende
.podte, n New York. money to pay all the
interest on Virginia Stafe Bonds that is pay
abs in that city. We have the authority fol
saying that the Bank with which this depos
lite Is made is instructed 10 pay every conpor
that may be presented, whether attached tc
bonds pledged by Selden. Wiihers & Co., OF
not lTgatt sefy FSHA
The financial officers efthe State consider
the State liable for any bonds that may have
passed through the hands of that firm. They
were the agents of the State, and although
they NAV have, to some extent, abused their
trust, that does not affect the relations be-
tween the State and third parties into whose
possession the bonds may have gotten To
refuse to pay the interest on such bonds or to
redeem them when due, would be- epudiation
ia the estimation of the financial officers be
fore alluded to, and we believe of the Law
officer of the State.
We are glad this question is thus deter
mined The notice served by DIR. Graham,
upon those who were the holders ofthe bonds
pledged by s. w. & Co, injured the credit OF
the State and reduced the price of the bonds
doing at the same time nobody any good but
the spectators in stocks.
1t was telegraphed here, Saturday, that the
coupons of the bonds, held by the Bank of
Commerce, had been attached on hehaif of
Virginia. These bonds were pledged by s..
w. & Co. apprehend there is some mis-
take about it however.
Notwithstanding the circumstances that
depressed Virginia stocks, and were calcula-
ted to xeep them down, they have risen in n.
York steadily for some days. and on Friday
rsn up to 5000. The prompt payment of
the int crest, and the clear and explicit recog-
milton, OF its obligations by the State, we have
little doubt will soon bring back her bonds to
par.
The mail due yesterday evening, from New
York, failed. and we have no quotations OF
stocks for Saturday.
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u''e TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Auets.
Worms, WoRMs.-There is no disease

more common among children. and yet none which
SO frequently bafi>s the skill of the physician as
worms They highly detrimental to the eonst-
tuition and their presence should be carefully guard
ed aganst by parents. On the first manifestation OF
symptoms, eEery means should be used to expel
them promptly and thoroughly. MLANE's VERMI.
FuGE s we'll established the most certain safe and
spsedy req edy offered for this troublesome and
dao gerous malady; and all who have the manage
msnt Of children, should keep this invaluable neoi
cine at hand. In addition to its perfect safety, 1t
never fails to produce the desired effect.
r S-The above valuable remedy, also Dr. Hc-
Lanes Liver Pills, now be had at all respeeta-
Bile Drug Stores in this city.
Ey- Purchasers will please be careful to ask for,
and take none but DR. NJ LANES VERMFUdE.-
All others, in comparison. are worthless
ia L ell w
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EIFrY DOLLARS REWARDS

L away from the subscriber. on the 18Th of Ma,
iast, my servant woman DELfNA, who was hired
seven years old. dark compile xion and Lss a mat
ON one of her jaws csused by the pulling Of to- iii
She formerly belonged to @. Lamb, Ghsiles CITY
county. bought her on 18th January at Mr. Hi,iis
suction house. The above reward will be paid no
her delivery 70 me. or her confinement In any Jail 90
that can eet her again
jsl-dllnxc4ts ISAAC R0SENHEfM
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SHocKeE HILL BUILDING FUND AssocIA-
TroN-Ths regular Monthly Meeting of this Asso-
citation will he held at SCHAD'S HALL, broad St, }
on THIS EVENING, at u O'Clock: at which time
the Quarterly Report will be submitted.
The Fine will be emf jrced on all who fail to pay
their Dues before the hour of meeting.
The Annual Meeting will take place on THURSDAY,
4th January. at u O'Clock P. NJ. Members will
please attend or send their proxies.
Per order. j. w. REEVE, Sec'y.
la LII
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, &c.

nISSOLUTION.--The Co-partnership
IL of CASKIE, REEVE 4 CO. terminates tt is
say, by Limitation and the death Of Samuel Reeve
The surviving partners will attend to the settlement
of The business and will only use the mans Of the
firm for that purpose.
Signed. JOHN CAsKlE.
JAMES K. CASKIE
SAMUEL J. HARRISON.
RICHMOND, JAM LIST, 1855.
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BALLOON ASCENSION,
THE GRAND GIFT ENTERPRISE.

FEW more Concert TICKETS, eDtitiiDg
IN each purchaser to SPLENDID GIFT Gas emit
merated ia q former adveTtsement,l can Yet DO bad
at the Office under the Exchange Hotel next deex
to the Post Office.
Catalo CUES Of the MAGNIFICENT DONATIONS.
which embrace valuable House and Lot, handsome
earrings. costly Furnturs. splendid JeweiFy &c,,
Penny Post. motif
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SALE OF VALUABLE DWELLING AND HAND-
SOME FURNITURE AT AUcTIoN.-We invite parti-
eular attention to the sale of valuable Dwelling and
handsome Household and Kitchen Furniture. at the
residence of Mr. Geo. w Tosr at the corner of 18th
aud franklin streets, this day, commencing at 10
o'clock A. NJ For a more particular description of
which, reference is msde to the advertisements OF
the Trustees.
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.

GRAIN MEAsURER's REPORT for 6 months
from Is. July to 3lst Dec. 1874:
rarn IVheat, Oats Potatoes.
u, $50 bus. "A, 5e5 bus. s75 bus. 1903 bus.
L. Fl. LUCK, Grain Measurer,
i.l-Itt For Port of Richmond
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THE STORMS IN THE BLACK SEA-The ell
ements upon the Black Sea have broken
through their previous neutrality, and at a
very opportune moment, sided strongly with
the Russians. The London Times gives a
most dismal picture of the losses of ships
and munitions of war. 1t tells us that "the
Prince, a magnificent new screw steamer, of
2,70O tons, carried out the other day, to Ba-
laklava the 46th Regiment; all the winter
clothing for the troops engaged in the siege
including 1000 great coats, flannel suits, un-
der clothing, socks and gloves, beet, pork
other provisions; hospital stores for Scutari,
and a vast quantity of shot End shell TO carry
on the siege These are wholly lost. The
Resolute, with 900 tons of gunpowder. also
went to the bottom. Thus, it seems all the
materials for carrying on the siege and pro-
viding against the severity of the winter,
have been carried off at one fell swoop, and.
even if we think to content ourselves with
merely maintaining our position on the
heights before Sebastopol, it is evident that
we are not in condition to stand our worst
foe-the coming winter
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CLOCK6.-A new and large assortment
~ Of CLOCKS Of every variety, lust received Ard
fog sale q w. y.BARTA0LOMEW,A
"a ss* ia 0cvsrnox 1t.