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New store and New Goods

Hat, Cap, and Genticmefs Furnishing Establishment
HE Undersigned having great fitted IN spic' did
style No 3D penu ylyaniA between and rh
Streets north dc have the homer 10 20 The t4es o the
generally
opening have rrady superior
and fashionable articles
part
Beebe, fashionable
Fen Has SHAPES,
Navy, black. and tauey cpih caps for aud boys
Underrhirts and drawers OF silk, amtta ooi
SHAKER annel feviot scotch cashmern merinn,
enn, Canun hinneI @e extra large Of all qualities ard
prices.
shirts cotton plain French
bands.
Goves stocks ties casas suspendes hosiery of all kinds,
POCKET taDdkech'eis. sc
robes, irmeuis shawls
mut gaane canss umbrellas tailei ariei's,
To all II Which they respectfully solicit eNsminapn, eeins
confident thai vra years This viii enable
them Inducements al who favor Them wiih
call.
dealing prices may be relied upnn Call
GEO II. u WHITE X CO,
Dec 2-eadlmf No 3as Pa ny, between On und 10Th
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tyCSsY hooks ron CuRisTn&s--i variety 6fromc
aytsie ~ Baron Ksckciiea and ether hurorua
authors. Just received * TAYLOR u MAuRYS
Dec I3 Bookstore, nesT 9i st.
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NE'tRGE W. uuasLt.. Aft0rat 4 aud
law intrd sies c,ycit tssi,ner, cuninsa
nr "" taur' ~ Cl7ims, No. ~ Wall Ntw Work.
h~esla Hon = NrisJn.asiice URited supreme Cnur
Hon q Fish, United s'aes seuator Cots
o. Engineers. Uni,ei States Blair solicitor
pR cly. pe. l0-Wr 4 sunsaa
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In CONGRESS OF THE u. STATES
Thirty -Foprth Congress First Session

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER &c, 1855.
The Senate did not Sit to-day.
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sy $. >. MccosM oR. sncuo,,esr.

AuCtItN SALE OF AN EX ENsIvE MANUFACTURING
% M, peases, street ciy
lshmeni oWptd py The rsui, Car aianus
ing Company, upuneJy snni, $ T. rSas
the Potomac aud bounhr faowr oomm nrig
binding a !, 70 80, lche;
% mel ,' as vsr pMmasi lat"sr oh 10 sa 1 'sess thence
$3.50 s.s q o.d, exclusive Of 'front.' There
property switch Orange aud
,alo"a s d., ANA % % $ @ m n s gn1n m su 2
which r"nnd a,r l3 by ua fees seeond ~ BY - feet
third q BY lteet; % Blacksmith shoe, "a W - FEET, 81
boiler shop i66 feet b a0eeij h building shop b
chuet olive rama, s,auou
airy engines a"" al easses OF "n naciiey, aud iso r
sufcien, orN ahou, Joo advanuge, aue
the foundry properly cosis square Of ground
egsena :" r m s nv xvi s sn @ a !, a H ca ri % ~
he .. gaoy ls s anon, q $40 sqia's fr q geund
eiud,a n ,hs ,ss ms p.p ,oni. im'oda y o. ,e orange
proof ,unary By ee, win AZ The uqaise ou,. cranes
ovens, hA.k shrds sc t des, ciis iouHdy basln- hc
enite Popry abovsnaa'd BON and pefsonai VIII b. sold
,",s'sr anu ps,en's avra0s "nesay 2, parties 1ny,gs
Terms $1,000 cash; sgp3 paid on the ~
be paid he lsiof May so, w, interest pty4hs qangry
nua'y The deferred be made % 'br =. Of Fchua
personal described above payments sfeGed
above =, he secured y derd o. ,us on the property aad
immeaiarey a,er ne win he onre
sna sa'sr irou SC ~ ''' '' pS ~ ""'
Terms: Al under SO0. cash SlOO four months with
approved endorsement &
Parties desiring examine properly wishing
RICHARDS G. SMITH,
Dec 5-oawt5Jan Atexardua, VI.
MEMBERS :, Congress, and vis,essto ssas. ng an
nj MY informed that TAYLOR n AAUGY's
Book and Store, OH they viii
Their stock, in addnon s
important works. department of literature cisuee
n
New received Immediately publication
Weekly u,paiia,iop- from Ehsland
Csibuuns Wofks, v0inIHss
Jsn.rsor's Works, = volumes
Nebsers Notks q vuis utngaph edition
Eyceus Drnrinns and Speeches. vpumts
Ciay's Pfivate Correspondence, volume
=. =. prenl4s's M.unirs, , volumes
Bipcrof,'s istory Of the Un,ted states, yolumes
siste-maHis nanull, volumes
Hictey's Constitution, volume
Jeu.ron's Manual
The uliar-s OF uie taed states, ] volume
Eiiots Debaes ani Nldisoa Pa ers, volumes
Marsh- Ufa,ors md aulrsmtn, volume
Siofyis Works.
Lives of Cnipf Ju-ce- Of Inc Unifed Suites. volume
Litbsr- CIVIL Liberty ard Self government, volumes
Wirts Lite of PMrck Henry, volume
Kennedy LIE Ut Win. vnlGmrs
,arland's Life Of john Randolph, volnme
Party Leaders hY hndNu. ! vtltme
ne Tocqusviies Democracyin Amtrca, volume
The Federast, volume
srimkes Mature Tendency o Free Institutions, volume
con.iiuinnnl = irt book ! vo.ur,u
aar"ys rasi, Present, sad Future, voume
seamau's Progress of Niti MS I volume
ncfliiroilr American lebaer, yniume
Fuiur Wealth " America, volume
Smiths W. ai OF Nations, voilme.
Every description n Eng aud French stationery
me hntst quaIics, = the lowest piece
Nns cards neayed and printed h hr geos.t Fremputnl le
Dee T-dtf Nr,t ak stra,t
~ GrRtsE W. 1uatcLL. stt0r. AVID raassseltpr-at-
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RNY'S coSFECrfoNEGwY,-Na. 81 Bridge street George
IL wa Now IA The and this IL The place engage
Chrsnas and New Years cakes such those for
awarded medal ropoliRu nsi
last elegant ldt hand ulso splendid as
-uriusnl Of bnIi bnps eup'ds, md iancy goods.
We all orders for all knis
iaurnts me shortest notice. and the ers
auy part ~ the uIsuc.
q orgrtOwu, u =. Dec ts--9w
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l,HAuhCrN SARatINtt W t,lt-nafcr pstd .IeNv-
% NJ 80 3ennsyviua avenue, der Brgwn' Hgtei WASH
H. O.
Pee 5--d'lAat-
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DOA HDINC Two FURNISHED a rrGt, with board
at4s9 usct Ia Unoa Rsw anJ u Che immediate criy Of
the Patent OHce,
Dee ls-dgw
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no members Of Congress, and others.

EoR RENrA aTt cass furnished dwelling house, bult
modem style, with the wHic g1s,
recently every conori
Apay NO 4i9 18TH street, between Streets
my fice, T. .. MILLER,
9--du T,h aud Louisiuua avp
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Maryland State lotteries
SPECIAL NOTICE.
BY Order Of As Commissioner ef Lote les.
THE Paapsco dolaf) Lotees w he dawn
l. Tuesday, Thursday aud Sauiroay OF each Week.
s5,0H0-- $1,000 $4,000.
10 go i6g SlG9
5ugt of
9Ooi................... ao
a'o,25o piizes
No prize less Than Of tickets.
Tickets Si--baiv.- 20 eents-quarters IS cents.
We correspondents psskagra Tbs
placed wheel have all (i5
l3 drawn ony hnG iekct
handsome We seldom a 10 sell good IA iJhr
sseatTe packages.
Cer,,i, asz ufp6ckages Of 20 hole tickets SIS o.
ibsH
DO &c quaIler 90 -,
The Official drawing, cIGied 10 by State viii
be !" all ordering For certificates rketa
contractors, q. NaIHN y co..
Basliuore, Maryland.
fun description CT Of conducting iotery
Of drawing, and
terest, VIII be sent TO any receipt Of bis address,
q. N. n co.
Dec S-eo1et
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GRESCa FGM aROIDERges.- We have Ibis day received
t. f,om New York large vocs the above aesiabo soods,
consisting
2 pmbrnidered and sleeves
5iutii eOilHTls toula
v ehnu,isrtts, in sits
l5' YaRNcirruss iace-irinuied colt -
T. lace colt STeitS aud sleeves
,irhiy embroidtfsd frrch pocket ethaEdkerchietS
25u NHencienna4 and Maltese iareS &C.
variety similar goods all OF which
prepared Tapd sales.
stock y iade-'
ralnfs shnwls &C. which viii be closed reduced aricH
bee 22--ruiwif HDUE, BIRD, co.
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nu. FLO OsENCE 0'DosS00BUE, oaico AIS 9Th
~ sfnHt, iuw doors mouth 0t c.
Dee l-dtm
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sAEbX synu has ins s.ye,at ars' experience fSa
~ teaching, wishes situation lrny Ia the bistic. few
miles VIII nsiruc in tie auches
usually truglt English rdugao, with the piano
ana French
given Please epy the uHen
Office, Miss X. Twelfth stleDt, No 5la
go
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Lo.tery for HE benefit az the
STATE Oh DELAWARE,
C,i,a4 ,FIEEG

To be argwn Wniugp nc Saturday, Jannary &c, Isl
iorned by rnly combination uf 70 nuabrfs,
king 81 1f tickets aid diawg % 10 nals, mere VII tt faa
pfz, having of the Numbers 3V zach
having and 2B 900 ht,iag uuy Of nem
AUut bauk di oi The trzrs ~l have on
diem either three iiefs
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LBta Ia
desirable ward The cumgl
With nli Wedgn mprOyem bahs contains
thirteen rnins besides kitchen nnh Of
by SO rect in depth a stable,
Apply 20 tbAr.es liaskius etg, architect
De is-dlw
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lO CAPITA LisP-- 90 600 wnoted.--rhe rubscrfher
Is gentleman "
can rnmatd om eet0 q $40 O0 IN cash, aid carrying
vaihhir other
p'oyearut The o Wn-hngtn in witch large
money has already invested, which nmpa and
W hf
The several akinR he w e f winch offer
dened Inducements Address Engineer kirkwood Washington
Dee l4-d2Na
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MOOD AND CUsE-6g0 coal OF all kinds and size
w un
hickory, oak md wood All Of which
win be Uid lowest market prices by
+. l.. MOORE,
West aide of Ninth street, betw, en- u ahd T.,
opposite old stand Of Young Moore.
Dee 2i--2tenif
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'{'0 Monss nf Congress- sis.za's atd Strangers =
e. j. EN MtrrbHnt lnior, 1se seventh DGd
Ftlo~s R raspec,ii invites his customers, and al pietf,
hetre purchasing their Of
elrhwc the pfepnrrd naa, ggptr
tlpaE order notice, very best ie
ku To he trade.
general n gcncmens frnrhing goods always
hard.
Dec G--3taw2wif
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!"
Mr. CAMPBELL, of Ohio, in order to insure the preser-
walton Of order in the proaced struggle which he thought
the House had before it, submitted the following resolu-
ton. He said that he fully aware that the Clerk bad
faithfully and mpartally discharged his duty thus far,
and that he had in this resolution imbodcd anything
which directly indirectly amounted to charge Of i'm
proprety his part but he thought It was important to
have temporary presiding officer and hoped that his ies-
olnIinn would be adopted
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PAIR oi gold sl'eeiarles, ws'h silver ensS seed
II gentleman
"Wednesday The uwurt's case
srtctarrs Any information
iuliy received Il IL Office.
bee 2l--dlW
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An old correspondent requests the insertion Of The fol-
lowing communication 10 the tioH without endorse
nnent:p
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MIR. STANSBURY'S COTTAGE.

The Brooke Turnpike is becoming quite
favorite road for carriage drives. The
plank road adds greatly to the pleasure and
comfort of those who visit it. Handsome
residences, embellished beautifully by nature
and art, are now to be seen on all parts of
this road. Among these we may be permit
ted to mention the little cottage OF Mr.. Stans
bury, which, with the grounds about it, pre-
sents the most striking illustration of what
the hand of taste and energy can effect with
moderate materials that we have ever seen.
The cottage itself, plain and unpretending
one, is made most picturesque and beautiful by
the adornments of nature with which it has
been surrounded. 1t peeps out from amongst
pyramids of roses of every variety, and
books to the eye the very picture of peace
and cOntentment.
Not the least attractive feature of the
grounds is field of magnificent Strawberries
three acres at least in extent, and all at this
moment red, ripe and luscious. We have
never seen such Strawberries, and we were
told by friend that those we did see were
nothing to some which had been already
plucked and sent to the Richmond market
But few years ago the place now occupied
by Mr.. Stansbury was an uncultivated field.
Every one who now looks upon it is struck
with the magical change, and the remarka-
BILE combination Of the useful and the beau
tiful, which the excellent taste and extraor
binary industry of Mr.. Stansbury have ef
fected
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SINGULAR.-A gentleman living IN the Eastern
part OF Lebanon county, KY, felled an enormous
Poplar tree not long since for the purpose of hav
ing it sawed into lumber. He proceeded to cut 1t
into lumber. He proceeded to il into lengths or
''stocks ;" with cross-cut saw. After the saw had
cut into the log considerable distance, it grated
upon some hard substance. The gentleman then
chopped down to the place where the saw had been
unceremoniously stopped, and discovered the
large head OF a nail. Extricating the nail from its
PECULIAR position. he discovered hole beneath which
apparently had been bored with augur. This
aperture he found 10 be full of human hair live
ly and natural as II IL had but just been severed
from the head of the nail TO The outer bark, and
says the hair must have been placed there at least
twenty-sev years ago
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BOUNTY LAND. go

Will prosecute claims against the Fede
raj Government to BOUNTY LAND and PEN
SIONS, on the most satisfactory terms.
Under recent act Of Cong ress soldiers who sery.
cd period Of fourteen days " any soay, since ITO
and IL such soldiers be dead, their widows or minor
children entitled TO l60 acres OF land Those
who have received Less than 100 are entitled
TO az much more as will make that quantity
Having been engaged ss 3 clerk 10 the Pension
and Bounty Land DepartD cut at Washington, iol
nearly three yeaFs l have peculiar advantages fci
prosecuting claims Of the above description.
&c nmunicatons by mail Scsf paid. OF at the oihcn
OF PAYNE q Mayo, in Wellington Goddin's new
building on Bank street. viii be attended 10 at oHs.
Any reference given that mar be desired. ~
nh S-dG wSm ABEL u. MAYO
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HUSBANDS RIGHTS so much has been said and
written about Womans Rights, that married men
will be rejoiced to End, from the following para
graph, that they have some rights too:
'An interesting case, illustrative of arital rights
Ia France has just been decided In one OF the tri-
bunas of Paris. Madame Laborde, al operate
singer of some repute, had made an engagement
with the director of the Opera to sing ior five
months at the rate of $500 per month, aud to for
her husband objected to her fulfilling her engage
ment. and absolutely refused to listen to her en-
treaties to be permitted to do so. She therefore
had recourse TO law. brought her husband before
the Court OF the Seine, and produced general sr-
thority from him to her enter into contracts with
managers. The Court decided against her on the
principle that the husband ought to be full and
vereigD judge of his wifes theatrical engagements,
and that neither general nor special authorize
tion can affect this right"
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DEATH FROM CARKLEssNKfs-In Usage C vi ~,
Mo-, recently, a young man named John Coweu
was preparing 10 go out hunting and wishing to
Asc erts In If his gun loaded placed bis muu nth
10 lha muzzle aud his ioet on the hammer 10 shove
il back when bis foot slipped Of, discharged the
quo the contents entering his mouth and going out
at The top OF bis head, killing him instantly.
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pPlisd to burns at once, i leaves no scar.
DOVE & co.
Sole Proprietors. Richmond. V
Rrrstr r.s1A~ a.-.aru lg log


Messrs. Dove J. Co--FoK about seven years my
negro boy, Simon, had ulcer the shin bone Of
Of is legs; he had hsd the very best medical ad.
vice, and the strctest attention oul self the
mas been repeatedly poultced and burnt wh caussc;
at intervals whist giving applying medicines be has
been kept on low Diet and also kept perfectly quiet
with the limb elevated; sometimes the scre would
De as large as the palm ofa mans hand and at others
larger than half dime, aud even when il bas
tanned this sDl all size would break out again be-
certainly discouraged about it, ard one day Ii
while in your store, asked you what must DO for
il; you gave bette of your Turf Oil, and after
heHed. Prevousto the time Of using IT, he had lost
months from his work, but since, be hiss never
lost single day. viii add thstI hsye expended
uselessly his limb shout two hundred and tifty
dollars ard IL gives me pleasure to add 20 the many
yOu have this testimonial Of the virtues of your Tart
oil. Very respectfully, 3. E SHELTON.
A copy-pubhahed by permission from . lady ~
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WooD PArER.-The entire edition OF the Albany
Evening Journal, was, on Mondsy, printed on pa-
per made from Baswood shavings. Its appearance
was as good as could be desired and promises wei
for the success OF the new Invention. The Inventor
has manufactured paper out of oak and pine WOOD
which being reduced to a pulp, are as good as
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SUPERIOR CorroS The experiment of placing
the lint OF the Sea leland cotton the Dime seed,
has been tried with great success 10 Georgia, pre-
serving the vigorous growth and productive qus-
Y OF the latter. sasrr tF
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FROM Texas The steamer Mexico arrived AT
New Orleans Saturday morning. The Texan pa
pers complain OF an insufficient number of govern.
ment troops to protect the frontier. Small pox
was very fatal among the indians at Fort Belkuap.
The Wichita and other mountains, were covered
with snow. plentiful rain had fallen, and the
Austin State Gazette predicts that the Texas crops
will surpass those of other States. Corn is very
scarce, and the stage line between Henderson and
Marshall was stopped because there was not enough
to supply the horses. There was much sickness
at Eagle Pass.
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NORTH CAROLINA EPISCOPAL CONVENTIONS
This religious body has adjourned. Raleigh hav.
ing failed to raise $4,000 for the erection of a
house for Bishop Atkinson Wilmington has vol
unteered to do 80 on condition that when the house
ceases to be used by the Bishop, it shall revert to
the church
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RIO JANEIRo MARKET.-The following Is from
the circular of Maxwell, Wright d Co. Rio jar eli
ro, March 30th:
"Our stock 10 all hands may be estimated at
26 600 barrels, of which quantity 5708 barrels re,
main Ia first, composed of 200 Richmond City
Mills; 500 barrels Country do; 1000 barrels Phil
adelphia and 3,006 barrels Baltimore. We quote
Richmond City Mills 29s30I Baltimore, 25s26l0O0;
Philadelphia, 26a27H, and Country, Virginia, GA
28HO0O"
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Hon. K. RAYNER.-Tbe Daouerreotvpe
Of this oistnguished gentleman, W no spoke at the
African Church on Monday nisht, be seen at the
gallery of M. z. slMOES. 1t is ine likeness and
VIII be admired by his numerous friends. Those in
wsnt OF good pictures, would Ieccmmend to
sail on SIMONs INV q
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| IGHTNING RODS.-PROT ECT
"a YOUR HOUSES AND PERSONS !-STEB-
BINS Il MILLER, having been en- gagged in this city
aud the surrounding country for a number of years
past IN putting q p LIGHTNING RODS, and having
As they believe given entire satisfaction, would in
form the public that they still prepared to put
up, either in town country, LIGHTNING RODS
made by the most approved makers.
Thankful for past patronage they respectfully AJAX
continuance from the public.
Orders may be addressed to them through the
Richmond Post Office, Box Y. mn 27-Sm+
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MURDER.-Last week. negro belonging to MIR.
Murphy, of New Hanover county, N C., went
over to an adjoining plantation, murdered his
wife, and then tried to cut his own throat
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SELLING OFF.-3OOOO dollars

e SELLING OFF.-30, 900 dollars
"a worth of Gold aud Silver Watches Jewel.
RIA. ~ sud Fancy Goods, are now oheted at
&S&sxSh Rrestly reduced TatM
with view ef making change in our business
we offer from this day our large stock OF Gold and
Silver Wstches, Gold Chains Seals Keys Brace
lets Far Drops, Bress,pins Gold Thimbles Gold
SpsctscIef, aud Jewelry and Fancy Goods of everv
kno st gTestly reduced prices-many article. at and
below cosi. All in want OF bargains will please call
a. GENNET L JAMES,
ny rs Eagle Square.
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.-M. L.
~ STRAUSS, Merchant Tailor, takes this N ethod
to inform his friends and customers that he has
moved temporarily to the corner of Sd and 8road
streets, opposite MIR. Mark Downey's, where he will
be pleased them all; and at the time of,
feTIng his entire stock of Clothing and piece Goods
st prime cost prior to his removing to his old stand
again soon as rebuilt. M. L. STRAUS,
my il-2m* Corner Sd and Broad SITS.
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REmOyAL.-The Of, ce of the RI,

REMOvAL.-The Office of the RIoHmoNn
FIRE ASSOCIATION has bern removed TO the secono
Story of the Building of Main and lIth sts.
Er Entrance on 18th street
Applications for FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INgU-
RANGES will be promptly attended to.
Without boasting OF thar ability to comply with
their gations they tax, pleasure in referring
ell who have had busine e,s with the Office for the
satisfactory manner in which it been transacted
JAMES C. CRANE, President.
JSo H RosHER Secrriarv. ia Is
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1 AKRABEES IMPROVED REFRI-
81 GERATOR--The superior excellence of these
ketrgerstors fully attested by the many numerous
encomums laVished upon them. Having several
apartments for the better preservation of meats
getables, &c. and being thoroughly ventilated they
combine advantages not possessed by others To be
appreciated, they have only to be seen. Call and
examine for yourselves.
BULKLEY & CO., Sole Agents,
nv lO-lm IS7 Main al
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SOUTHERN CoPPER-Upwards of 5000 boxes Of
copper have been shipped from Savannah
Ca, for Europe, since the first of January.
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SALE OF ToBAcco.-The Warrenton IN. CN
News is boastiDg of sale of tobacco from Nut.
bush county, N. c., in Richmond So 80 per hund-
red being paid for one hogshesd of lugs and SlI
25 for another
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TRUE TURF Ou-For old Sores Of

TRUE TURF OIL-For old Sores of
Il every description, on Man or Beast One tea
spoonful equal to Of any preparation
known. r.-. ..... ....--. .t..'
Bruises snd Sprana Ulcer. and Fe1lons, Scalds and
Burns, Sore Legs and ChilhiAins, Fresh Cut Wounas
Crsmp and letter, Stings of Insects, Wounds under
the Nsils IafsIned Breasts Glandular Tuunors Sore
Back SweIled Legs and Stiffness of oints. -erss.
Warranted to cure, and no danlsge from exposure
to colds Nv #-8t s7 fh
Applied to burns at once, 1t leaves no scar, 5-f,
Price 30 and Is cents bottle
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-26

The Hon. Alfred H. Colqutt has declined the
nomination of the democratic party 10 represent
the second Congressional District of Georgia. Do
mestic sffliction Is the csuse
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-26

A FoRT SoLp.-Fort Scott, In Kansas Territory.
with all the fixtures sold lately for S. 600. II
cost the United States government. not long since,
III handsome amount OF $l75 00G