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The daily Gate City., 1855-06-20
A. l.. cosNABLE. GRO. b. sMyTH. coNFABLE
CONN AMYTH Il 90.

wholesale Grooers, dealers in Tennessee Iron,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
Nos. 81 and IS, Leyee,
RE now receiving tie following, completing
IA their spring stock which they offer 20 the trade
ut very low rates They VIII do justice 10 any or
ders the may be favored with
400 hhds sugar. 50 nests tubs,
so bbis Belcher's clfi, o doz tar buckets
as loaf anu crushed, so doz zinc washboards.
100 S moiasses, 30 boxes clothes pms,
DO plantation {. 100 cells nahilla rope,
go Bclcher's 4 25 +" iate
goidea syrup, 10 aoz hemp and grass bed
90 pkgs hfbbl kss do coEds,
400 sacks Rio coffee, 500 boxes wlndtw glnss;
30 pock'ts old gov Java do asst sizes 4 brands,
500 kegs nails, asst sizes, 90 boxes tumoIers,
SO boxes soap, 80 bxspt, III pt a. nasks 5
80 do star candles, 5eefoons ceases indigo
30 do ruld 90 cask prime msdder,
rs hi chests tea IS, asst, bbs alum,
80 boxes do 10 g copperaa,
100 tEs showing :ctzcco,i5 sacaA pepper,
various brands, g spice,
90 bxs Cut chewing and b. boxes gro. pepper aud
smoking 10 piTaento,
90 Nj RECALLS andprincipe bales cloves,
cigars. case nulmegs,
as boxes Cuba skies, 80 bexes gro. & nger,
500 bu prime u. Apples, IS doz yeast powders,
900 blu prime d Peaches, 30 b5ls din kiads nuIs,
100 pggs salefatus, bb!s, &c uu flesh pea nuts
boxes, kegs, sc bales cotton batting,
as kegs C soda, 10 candle wick,
sso ehis wrapp'g parer, 10 bags cotton yarn,
100 reams let & cap DO 90 Z" coloffd aAd " hlte
sopkgsi,2S S mackerel carpet chain,
drums goldfish, 80 bales wrapping " inc,
80 bxs smokea herring, 80 boxes 81. Louls starch
cases sardines, 80 g starch,
10 tierces rice, 6o dor ThomaA' oysters,
2c bills tar, 100 boxes candy,
20 IIch Il resin 200 kegs rifle and mining
ts bzs ra,SiRx, powder,
40 hf and III bxs do iso do1 wood bacaetss
! case prunes, in boxes. 10000 feet fuse,
10 boxes citron, 20 cases Ii and hf lb can.
400 drums figs, ister powder,
rs bbis DAYTON ale. FIRE sA5 TOO boxes matches,
as boxes mustard, 30 boxes ink,
rs cosn starch, loo bags shot, all sizes,
So dog brooms t0ns bar lead,
500 les broom twiae, 600 N G caps,
rs boxes axes, iCu II water proof 40
rs bbls crackers
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-20
BEN. F. DCDSON.i
TEEEsCEfANT TAILOR,

Ne 5, Third Street, hetweee Main and johnson,
kEOKUh, IONA.
L EEpS general assortment ot French, Eng
IN lish ard American Cloths Ca,simcres, ard
Vestngs OF tie very fBest quality and The most
fashionable patterns, which be viii make ur to
order al the shortest notice. in the latest Style -
Also goot assortment OF Shirts always OF hand.
Feb Sth, 1855. dly
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Patent Roofing.


Gloves and IIeosiery.
I AIDES, coiered black and white Kid Gloves
IL silk, Llsle Thread, and cold do, Twisted L
let silk Mit's for Ladies and Misses, Black
W < and mode silk Hose, aud large stock o
col, in white, anbleacheA, black seste ant
nike. OF all prices; child en's 90. white, niixel
and fai V. very cheap. 7. ID. FOSTER.
Ami q. 1859.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-20

Farmers take Notice.
ID EICHER has Oh hand and will furnish to
i order Inmerman's celebrated Separator
for Ihrashing, Cleaning, Screening and Bagging
grain readyfor market. Ii will thrash and clean
from 500 70 500 bushels per day, and has taken
the premium at the Crystal Palace New York.
and al The State Fairs Of Maryland, Virginia, In
diana, Illinois, &C. Orders will be thankfully
received and somnun 60 ions wiilreceiye promp
attention
Residence on Fulton S., between % and 3d
p. ElCHER
kecknk. Aprll 10, 1883 d&w
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~ OLDEN Flax, ard Medium Fronting Linens.
VI OF Richardson's make, warranted pure. 10,
Linen Shee'ing,, Pillow Case Linen. Bleached L
Brown Table Damasks, Napkins. Toweiing,
Crash, &C, for sale cheap. +. u. FOSTER.
April o3, 1885.
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Imnartant to Ruildrr.

THE Model Architect, series CT original de-
i signs for cottages, villas, suburban residences
&C, accompanied by explanaiions and estimates.
GRAHAM & CAVE.
April 9 &
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HAIR DRESSING SALOON

TJAIR CUTTING done scccf Nus 10 physiogno.
IL ms and the principles OF the Cotfeur's art
nd shampooning performed Ia anew and agreea.
Bile style
Those who desire TO enjoy the luxury Of the
Toilet fail to call at nay saloon, Main
Strest,in the building formeriy occnpied hy the
Bank.
Ksokuk, frii II, fsb5-Iy CEo. cABJs.
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hoshs = fooih- II. r. nARTLrTT
FOOTE l. co,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants.
AND GENERAL
Railroad and Steamboat Agents

= = - 'fr'70tft { . = E1i1t.s.
EAST BURLINGTON, Ills
I'O0lE E CO are the "oSIY FoRwARpFEss,
on The East side of the Rive /; their Ware
house being connected with the Railroad Freight
House, aud but few rods from tie river, Goods
and Produce can be forwarded 10 and frsm The
Cars or Boats WITHOUT DELAy.n
Ihey also offer Superior Inducements, 10
shippers and merchants, being agents for The
great Union Express Company, Burlington,
Iowa.
April IL 1855. 3m
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c. oBERToP.

Y EEPsa tack ofFamil, Grocenes. ayaricty
d Toys, Al = an assortment II Mancal lnstri
msnts, for sale Main street, BET @een secon
AID thtG. Inar2s'is
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UMBER YARD, KEOkUK,
On Concert street betwee 4th and 5th streets
north Of Main 81 eet. A large assortment of
Lumber and Shingles, OF best quality, always on
hand. dAwly
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NEW STO RE.
III ID. WOODW A RD.
wholesale e. Retail Dealer in
Dry Goods, Hats and Caps, Clothing. Watches
and Clocks, Gold and Plated Iewelry,

and Clocks, Gold and Plated Jewelry,
BOOTS AND SHOES;
Also large and well selected stock ~
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS,
vieiIns, Accordeons, Flutes, Clhsr and Fancy
Boxes.
No. 50 Main at. South side, between Sd 4th ST
KEOkuk, IOWA
H AVl n g been engaged exclusively in the
Ii Whoies ale Trade In New Albany Ind, and
still holding IN interest there, will enable is
formerly, to bay my goods by the package of I'm.
p0rterS and Manufacturers. Thss placed the
same Foundation as our Cincinnati and Saint Lou 5
whole sale dealers, can satisfy pledge myself 20
duplicate any bill pur Ia our western cities
The citizens OF this place aud the surrounding
country, as well as mer chants, are solicited &c
GALL AND EXAMINE FOR THEMSELVES, as
shall take pleasure In showing my Goods.
June 2s-1Aw HI. u. WOODWARD.
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The Book OF the Season has Arrival
THE MAY Flow ER, from the pen 81
l. Harriet Becchsr Stowe. can be found -
counter of Messrs. GRAHAM 4 CIV
May i,ls55
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o. BURLINGTON.

a BRANCH Of the Mercantile College
pennsyiFania--incorpora'cd by the Lex
azure OF that State with perpetual charter.
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Crow McCreeFv& &c,o
Jsnes Watson,
Young BrothsIg.
Q. W. stone \ Co
Capt. H. w Gould.
Rhodes, rcgrsm A. Co.
Losers hsafck aCe
w. H. Gilman.
>. y. roAssoex ACo.
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MosHs 5. FooTr.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-20
G.. ". Sanders,
FURNITURE WARE-RCCM Ms.

MAIN STREET, Bei 3rd and 4lh Streets.
hEC hUh, IOWA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-02
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA AT HALIFAX

Three Days Later---No Meas from the Sea,
Of War-Ihe Viemna Conference Bread
stwBs Declining, &c.
HALIFAX, March 1.-The royal mail steam
er Canada arrived here early this morning
She left Liverpool on the nth ult., and brings
three days later advices.
From the seat of war there is little or nc
additional news. Affairs remain the same as
at last reports.
The peace conference was to open at vi
emma on the Goth of February.
Lord John Russell had left London for the
Austrian capital to assume the office of Pie
nipotentiary for the British Government in
the conference.
The Western Alliance had been farther
strengthened by the accession of Naples.
COMMERCIAL.
Liverpool February 17.-Cotton continues
quite dull, and prices, particularly for lower
qualities, have declining tendency The
business of the week foots up 10000 bales,
mostly sold to the trade
Breadstufs are in very limited demand, and
prices, for all descriptions, shade lower
Brown & Shipley quote Western Canal Flour
AS. 3D., and Mixed Corn 43s.
In Provisions, there is but little change.
Business generally very dull
ConsOls closed at 80 4 a 80 g.
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BY LARUS & SHINE.
SHERIFFS SALE.--Will be sold I.

SHERIFF"S SALE.-Will be sold TO tho
highest bidder for cash, ct the auction house of
Messrs. Lalus Shine, on the 26th inst. Commend.
ing at O'clock and continuing from day to dsy until
comgieted, commencing ct the same hour the en-
IRE stock OF Goods levied on by virtue OF suudly
executions VI. Elias Hale, embracing large coliec
ton OF Clocks; Watches Chains Silver Ware: u w.
elry OF every descriptions; large assortment OF Fan
cy Goods Perfumery, Gc., a. Also q large eaIa-
manoer nre-pIoef Safe; two handsome French plate
snow Gases; hve large Mahogany Show Gases; dou.
oie barrel Guns one large Store Stove and Pine; tv
Cutlery. 800 s1A' "
Country Merchants and the city trade would.do
PHILIP P. WINSTON. ID. q.
For Thos w. boswell g. CIR
oale TO be conducted by LARus 4 SHINE, Auc.
SALE CONTINUED.-The above ssle
Will be continued THIS MORNING, at IL o,clook
ieG LAkUS SHINE, Aucts.
ADDITIONAL.-Will be ADDED to the above saie.
THIS MORNING, large consignment of first cla,s
gold hunting Patent Lever Wstches: do GSold
operiac do do also, fine assortment Of Gold De-
tacned and Cylinder Watches; also, beautiful lot
OF Enameiied Back Levers set with Damon a. suit
aole TOT LsdieS wear together with q fine sssort.
ment Of Gold Fob. Breast and Guard Chains Breast.
rins; diamond fins snd Rings.
The above stock are all of the finest Goods; never
intended to be sold at Auction they being the rem,
nant Of Jswelrv stock In New York who IL dscu-
Ing business. Every article offered will be sold to
the highest bidder and II % represented will be-
taken back. ~ ~
N. B.--The sale will be continued This Ev.njn,
comm I sncing at It O'clock LARUS SHINE,
nu AuctiOneere.
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LATEST MAIL. NEW s
WASHINGTON LETTER.
rRoM SPECIAL coRRKs roNpE N

The Session Of Congress-Generai Scott
4 Bounty Land BM--7he Collins Steaa,
srs-The Nary Discipline Bal.
WAsHrSeTos, Feb. es, 1855.
TIE session draws near its close, and events
follow in quick succession.
Msior General Scott was to-day made q
lieutenant General, and the reason of the
5alav was not, as has been stated in some of
the public journals. that the President delay.
81 ~ nominate him, but that the Senate do
lsved for six days the act Of confirmation.
The passage in the House to day of not
10 hut a bounty land bill, is hailed with re
raral Measure There is no doubt that the
senate will pass and the President sign it
II gives 10 each soldier of fourteen or-more
d,v's service. including what he has already
r.Seived, loo acres of land. The Senate bin
sxtehded 10 larger class Of persons and
would have given away 2j0, 600, 900 acres of
land while this gives but ~ millions.
The Speaker is reported TO have denomins-
ted the former oil FOR removing the Gene.
raj Land Office 10 Wall Street, New York.
The Collins Steamers have Jared WE'LL
They are 10 receive $4,000 the round trip, or
S~5S. 600 per year, for FIVE years. and discre.
tionary power vested in no one to give no
tiee of the cessation OF this VIII ole compensa
ton. Competition in this country is thus
rendered impossible: competition abroad NAV
no: be presented while Sobas;opol is uncap-
tured, and the Collins line will no doubt pros.
per well and delight the travelling world.
The bill providing for the discipline of the
Navy, is now q law. 1t permits no stripes
and no summary punishment. but recognises
the sailors in the American Navy as intelli
gent and responsible men. BY the observ-
ance of this principle of action, and q liberal
reward to the men who endure exposure and
undergo fatigue in the naval service, we shall
have no lack of good men; and they are now
alive who will in few years hear with mere
dulity, that Americans, the men who fought
many of our great battles, were, neverthe-
less splritless outcssts, upon whose backs the
whip might be applied with IMMUNITY, at the
will of any petty officer in command
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FIRE AND HEAVY LOSS IN FINCAS
TIE
Correspondence of the Dispatch. !

ciNCASILE, FEB. "a, 1855.
The storehouse of Messrs Jones & NAYS.
vas set on fire last night and burned, togetIl
er with the goods it contained. Three young
gentlemen, clerks, who slept in the house,
had barely time to escape with their lives, the
fire had made such progress before they dis
covered their danger. The loss by this fire
is about $1,000. There is much sympathy
felt for Messrs. Jones & MAYS. who are
amongst our most worthy citiz ems The fire
was no doubt the work of an incendiary, as
Messrs. }. & NJ. had a saw mill and black
smith shop burned short time since.
Yours. &c a.
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NESTucKY The Louisville Democrat, of Satur-
oN', says The Know Nothings of Kentucky. at their
'eesnt Convention no minated tltaire Loving, of
warren county, for Governor. aud - Edwards,
Of Logan, for Lieut.. Governor The first hiss been
wig and the second n Dsmoerat
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BY LARUS & SHINE.
STOCK OF WATCHES, JEWELRy

~ &c. AT AUCTION-On THIS and SATUR.
DAY EVENING, at O'Clock, we will sell Ct Auc-
declining business, among which will be offe.ed-.
Gold Eng Hunters and open-face Levers do An.
chors aud Cynders; do Fob, Vest and Guard Cham;
Diamond Rings and Breast-P ms with Masonic En-.
blems suitable for the Fraternity
with Diamonds.
Tho goods all frat class;-tbs Wstehss are war
ranted good time pieces. in perfect ORDER varying
from IA, ID, to Ii carrots Ee Every article offered
to be represented. s.
Sale peremptory.
The Goods are now exhibition at nur store
NH LARI1S L SHINE. Aucts.
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ronr lays Later from Earope--bfr Somie'
Optaaon scitA Regard to cuba--Progres
Of 4gairs at Sebastopoi- Matters General
fg Observation-Disclosures Intelligence
dc, &c.
NEW YORK, March 1.-The steamer st
Louis arrived to-day with Liverpool advice,
to the l4th ult., four days later. Hon. Pierr,
Soule. late Minister to Spain, Is among tn,
passengers. The Hermann arrived out on tn,
18th.
There is nothing ofspecial Importance from
the Crimea, although the details relative to
| terest
Lord John Russell proceeds to Vienna 70
enee.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Liverpool mark ct reports quote Cotton
as at last sdvices, with sales in two ,davs Of
10000 bales. Breadsttffs unchanged. and
q, ans, limited. COnsols, for account,
MIR. soULE SND CUBA.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Daily News, says Mr.. Eoule considers the
s s for the purchase of Cuba, entirely
knocked in the head.
,s.1 was TO re-aSsemble on the
Lord John Russell would leave England in
few days for Vienna
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
Dispatches from Lord Raglan of the s7tb
January, report the prevalence of fine weo,h
er, though the nights were severe and fros-
difficulty "'A -Auon
The first detachment of British troops from
India had arrived at Suez. '''-'i
A Geographic dispatch from Vienna, states
| that the Car had issued manifesto under
date st. Petersburg, lath February, in which
he calls the entire male population under
arms. An additional force of three hundred
| thousand men was to be despatched to the
| Crimea.
The latest dates from Sebastopol are to
! the 3lst January. The weather was growing
| milder. %
| A dispatch dated Varna, Feb. T. saws that
$4,000 Ottoman troops had landed at Eupa-
torla; that others were on the march for
| varna and would embark as soon as they ar
rived for the scene of hostilities
| The French government has aaviees from
varna to the 9th of February which state
| that Omar Pasha had left for Bornges to
inspect the cavalry and magazines, and Oh
his return, would embark definitely for Eupa-
| tOria
| The Russians were encamped partly in the
villages of Alma and Balbec, and partly in
Simperopol and environs.
Gen. Ulrich, with the Guards, set off for the
Crimea on the 30th January.
The Egyptian reinforcements had arrived.
The artillery in Sebastopol kept up an in
cessant fire during the night, and the allies
replied during the day by the tiraileurs.
| The journal de st. Petersburg of Feb. Sd
contains the address of the Gar to the Hit
mann of the Don CossackE expressing his
confidence that they will fight courageously
tor the church, the throne and the country
| INDIA AND CHINA.
The overland mail from India brings BON
bay dates to January nth. and Hong Kong
| to December 10Th. The Burmese envoy had
demanded restitution of Pija, which was Pc
| remptorily refused
At Canton, matters were still threatening,
| and trade was quite depressed. Exchange
on Canton As Cd, and on shanghai "a 6 l Cd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-02

NOTICE.-At meeting of portion of
IN the Mechanics of Richmond, and other friends
of the late THOMAS J. GLENN, held the 18th day
of August, 1854, it resolved to erect Monument
to his memory; and committee of Is was appointed
to carry out the otjsct of the resolution. This
mittee is requested to meet the office under the
late residence of Mr.. Glenn, ON SATURDAY Even.
ing next, Sd inst at u O'Clock.
The following the committee:
Isaac A. Goddin. Samuel Y. Landrum. A. Arsell,
Edward Hillysrd George Turner, Geo w. Barker
Fleming Griffin, Henry Eflyson, Lewis L. Mon
tague. Peter D. Glenn, John D. Quarles, William L.
McMinn and Geo. d. She'll.
By order of j. A. BELVIN, Chairman.
ALERT l.. WEST, Sec'y. NH 2-lt*
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BIZ GODDIN { 7PPERsoS
VERY VALUABLE Rurrn,.

" EnI VALUABLE BUTInruc
,oIS ON GRACE STREET wITn,. = Y
Wu,nk GROUNDS, FOR SALE A. 1i1 H11n TIE
an ~ ee sod on FRIDAY, the q d, a. III
feet Of ronn somnsnsins q O'Clock =. : is;
Pine ana Ina on the south ads 81 Orsce. lst.a ~
alley. KS running back $50 feet "a y.
for as. ssegs Zeal r:ats /. moe. bes.v
use Of tie III, d.slss s ensiosea az ,sa
on the cost OF the land ~" fests q Per cent.
TEnMs-One fourth es.k
st.;nsi nj, soshle Botes intsrest ssa
sent year to e. Ia sGs1 z sa The ssss Of ne ,,s
Two SMALL TENENENra IN pTTr
LOCK Z HARRIS ADDITIoH ~ DUL.
L IUcT, IN ,MnkSHALL STREET ron MI s e.
A A. be sold on FRIDAY re ~ 81 At
Q, MARCH. 1865: on the premises, commeneir - ssy
e.9ck 9. p. small Framed Teuemepts in s.,1 n
naIIis addition, In rear Of the residenes ~ -.
Also. vacant Lots on the North sids A. nr.x...u
IIeer between Gilmer and Gbbon strests ornaas.
me ienaence OF Mr.. Edw'd Neidt ss.b srrp .,..s
ABOUT ~ iset running back l5e feet 10 IN silsr
s.I handsome Lots pposite thu abovs f,n..
ing Snt feet each BY 1864 f. 40 Aooso' uont-
ALSO-A vacant Lot On Moore .tr.. on n -
running back IT'S feet to % H. allav ~ ~. Honts
TERMS One-fourth cash; balance r. a -. n
TOT negotiable notes. interest adasj ~ .ss,
isLaned I'll last note 10 paid. The purchsssr e. ~
tne tSxes Tor the present year. ~
re ~ GODDIN Apprponu
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NEW YoRK MONEY MARKET.

va wednesday capital was increasing and both
vi arse' discounts and loans call was n excess of
ae@and- The Banks were limiting their business to
90 and 30 day bills; bot discounting all of the
prime signatures offsring within this range OF time
'is on L2adon. 1891 1898 Virginia Stocks sold at
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BaNino

Baltimore Markets, March L.
Flour firm at 1862 1-2 for Howard Street and
1925 for City Mills. Grain dull Sales of white
Wheat at SLIP 1-2. Corn-we note sales OF white
at e6as7 cents, and yellow ut Sc cts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-02
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF yAITART,
BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.

DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS AT
~ AUCTION.-Wl be sold on MONDAY, 5th
March, 1855, commencing at O'Clock seven central
and we'll located small size Building Lots Three of
these lots front on Ross street. Mayo street, and
but short distance from the Universalist church;
two lots on Poplar street. short distance North of
the Lancasterian school, and two lots Leigh
nesr the last, and between 18th and 18th streets
Terms at sale, which will be made to suit the
purchasers.
NH TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
FRAMED HOUSE AND LOT AT
Il AUCTION We will sell on MONDAY, the
9Th March. at O'Clock, p. M. that new Framed
House and Lot at the corner of Concord, now Rail-
road street: The house is nearly new and 10 now
renting at $40 per annum to good tenant. The
lot fronts thirty-one feet and back hundred
feet
After the above, will be sold lot in rear of the
above property, fontins Concord street and enc
fronting thirty feet Valley street, the
new depot.
Terms-One-thrd cash, balance at SIX and twelve
month";, with interest added
ed TAYLOR WILLIAMS.
fe Auctioneers.
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Lltor. GEN. scoTT.-The Washington Union
''s'sias the following official announcement:
SEA Wihhsid Scott. of the army OF the United
aAs TO be Lieutensnt q ensral by brevet in the
so tof eminent services in the late war with Mex.
~ 70 Jake rank ~ such from Marsh %. 1a47. the day
%hich the United States forces, under his com.
a. 30 captaIsd Vera Cruz aad the Castle Of Ssn Juan
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"A" ROBBED ARD MuRDEREp.-Mr. George
s''mond' reading at ioz Stanton street, New York.
qu'otly proceeding homewsrd la.t Monday night,
'I ne was knocked down and plundered of such
'a'aaOie' as he had about him. He died ON Tuesday
evening.
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Netc Orleans Markets, March,.
Cotton unchanged in every respect Sales of
5000 bales Molasses 10 1890 cents Meas Pork
Sl4
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THE LATE PCGILJsTIc AFFRAY.-Corne ius Linn,
ons OF the gang who made the muIderous attack up
on Bill Poole, at stanwix Hall New York, last 8 t.
p'aay night has been arrested and held to bail in the
sun OF $1,000 to answer Poole is reported to be
coh'Aiescent Jim Turner, who shot himself in the
s'n has been convey to the city prison, where he
remains under the care of physician. The police
nave searched several houses where Baker was re-
ported TO be concealed. but failed 70 find him.
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BY GODDIN g. APPERSON.

BY GODD1N & APPERSON.
. VALUABLE LOTS, OF TEN ACRES
- EACH, AT THE HEAD OF GROVE ST, IN
SYDNEY. FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Will be
pre- nnises commencing at o clock hand some Lots
of 10 each, in the of Sydney at the upper
end of Grove street, and the north side thereof
adjoining the lands of Messrs A. Robinson, jr. and
Lewis D. Crenshaw.
These Lots are we'll enclosad-sre covered with
wood. and are very handsomely located for mark ct
gardens or suburban residences
TERMS -One-ffth cash; balance at s. 6, and IL
months for negotiable notes Interest added secured
qy trust deed, title retained. The taxes for the
present year to be paid by the purchaser
NH GODDIN j. APPERSON Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-02

MARIO" EscAPE.-0le Bull narrowly escaped
"i'N MS hie last Tuesday night in New York, BY
ia''ne through sidewalk grating which had beer
cAIrlessly left open.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-02

Death OF JUDGE EDWARDS Judge Henry P
,-u"aias OF the Supreme Court of New Yvrk died
's'' tuesday, night Of typhoid fever.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-02

t'-Ihe furniture manufsctory Of Buckingham
oattls IN Bridgeport, Conn.,, was destroyed by fire
last Wednesday morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-02

- 'No" IN NEW ORLEANs.-Ths weather in New
~ o'n1 On the 9th ult. was quite wintry, and
s'ght Snow storm prevailed