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THE NEW U. S. STEAMER-Thc Roanoke.
launched few days since in Norfolk, having nearly
filled with water since her exit from the ship house
il is necessary to take immediate measures to raise
| her and repair the damage. For this purpose steam
pumps will be used, and two frigates win be sunk
one on each side, and pumped out After raising
the steamer the leak will be stopped and she will
be taken into the dry dock for repairs.
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sBAlLorIsa IN gCoSaREss.-- lin the House Of
Representatives, Saturday Mr. Hickman Of Penn,
syivsns& offered resolution which, in effect. es-
sablished the plurality rule H gave rise to eonsi.
derable debate. In which .Messrs Hickman, Let.
cher, Giddings Wade. Smith Of Tennessee, Eng.
lish. II. Marshall Dunn, Campbell, Reade aud
Wheeler participated MI. Letcher proposed ~ Z
substitute that the clerk be ordered to be prepare
aletter. which each member would sign. resignina
his seat and referring tho whole matter back to the
people. The proposition caused much merrmcnt
but was Withdrawn before any action was taker
upon it. The resolution was laid on the table,
Two ballots Were then taken, on which Mr. Banks
vote was los Mr. Richardson's "a, and Mr.. H. NJ
Fuller's 49, The House then adjourned
The Senate did not sit. ~, 49,. 49, /.
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WGCabe, Of Hampton, Va.
- 1}a ~ t7a HAMPTON, Va, Oct H, 1855
Having had occasion to BAKERS PREMIUM
BITTERs in my family within the last two years, in
of dyspepsia and headache can safely
say have never used any remedy for these distre
ing maladies with so signal success this. | have
ever carefully avoided recommending any of the var-
GUS nostrums with which the country is flooded, be-
cause believe in majority of cases, they do more
harm than good but Bakers Bitters have been
tried under my immediate observation and produced
such beneficial results, do feel at liberty to with.
hold my humble testimonial to their value.
! E.tzs ss-s. a. s.-.tsg .JNO. C. McCABE.
generally. 49, .,... ,.-f .' CSC
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GREAT STORM AT ST. JoHN.-We learn nv tho
Admiral that great storm occurred in ST. John.
N. b., on Monday. The tide rose to a great
height, sweeping over the wharves, and commit
ting much damage Four men were drowned
whose names we did not learn. An immense
crowd were looking on at the time, but it was i'm.
possible to render them any assistance-Portland
State of Maine
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= stotn
with their neyerfaiing Dasuerreotyres for 50 et.
each. They do not pretend to humbug tire peopls
with Ambrotypes or Glass Pictures her,nefic sIiv
SCALED between two glasses; but they are still taIin,
their worid-renoWned Flesh Tint Daguerreotyness
which are too well known to the people of Virginia
theircheapness and durability. de- - ~
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MORMON IMMIGRANTs.-The ships Emerald Isle
and James L. Boyd on the way from IivarnonI
to New York, with 400 passengers each rnn
cargo coming from England, and the other from
scandinavia The Scandinayians contemplato
gong directly to Utah from New York.
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Time 5:4S 5:J5.

On Saturday last, great match race, two milo
heats for S., 600, was to be run between d. McDan-
iels, b. Frank Allen, and Tho's Puryears, ch L..
Charley Bell
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GF special NOtice.-The atteutiom of
housekeepen il respectfully called to the sale OF Fnr
mture, by order of the Administrator THIS MORN.
INC at 10 O'Clock. at the corner of Marshall and sib
streets See auction notice
de Hit sz5a ALEX MOTT A..
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THE DIFFICULTY AT ROANOKE CoLIEGE-The
difficulty at Roanoke College has been settled
All the students who left, save four, have returned
Rev. Daniel Bittlc is acting as Professor of Ian
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f%sBsIeS7i1 TSefs.s..j |I1S e1issSss. 1870
MI HI II ~. q &c. - g, g ~. 49, 8
poIr IA Deo. :3z Ia s'nsssys = Arn
So ~ og a. nrO6GI1Y With p.
ssnsi; = ~ ~ q 81 'sa 80
fh1cTicIEIy 81 Tr1 df e ~ e
roETic1 dsxs 81 1'I'';ssnsff 6ud1xNk
.,, With Rnrtf.iEE - 4 .A
lrcesss~i - -. - - =
POETRY OFTHE YEAk; Pssases fromthe Fosts
1dSscfipek sol IL SeSsona sifh - eolp2rd ilIts-
donsditous Si2.ss = = - =
MOOREB IRISH MELODIES. Bssufifufly ilIu,s
s sis ~ p Ascs''e' = A London edition
sce.ss ~ -. "a Is.s,s.n. l. ~ Paas.s
Iasaa Sc :. - sA1 A~ = =
.ry. c.io1sd Pi.ss.l - 80 g. ~ = ~
r. pi... = 'sAs''A1@ssu s-s1AAs
THE RGMANcE f,r aMrpTrAy TaNnsc 4 pr
lis Steel Plate. ss ''N oA-' sA'sDsSA p
rryr nNnnM HrTTnx.wr rom ,ozc "a q.
Pl.tes ~ IAN g : o IN i' - = 0's''
MfLTON's I. ALLEGRO AND rL,PENsERosO.
: Iilustrsted with Etchings On steel. London edi.
rt1E e.I RitfSI; am ira p,crrr rsor scrNrpy
I,in.tr.tsd y pi.,.. enda,, sS;t;a. ss
= ~ 1onuy eaon. 20
aHIJ J n 49, ~ 49, IL 81 1r, I9ns- CsIoI'
1 9u sd;t;en - "a - Aisse1
THE RS11T u az RExt1Ty with Stool sna f.o,or.
Ia pit.. "a !" = I'm IN ''eei . anu So' N
npT 81 ME I'm n MrMnpy - p...; - ry;..
70. Dnsnoa - D., a 70 s,.aa.i.s " ne
crt9Sy III ppfTrcM Din "a =, ss nies. ~
SO v ~ q - - suPoio AnS1sshEs.
rrrE 61;rpYrpr,o.N r,f,rrpr - a. .-z-.z q
HE hEh DLlCAN SVUnh VI 'AH1 lei ooci-
sI s.y ~ ing Da5s u "esesss'oo a HoHiai's
THE kNiCkEHBOCkEH GALhEkf, 40 Por.
tra,ts W ~ :. .,,.siu, - 2 'st.
kEBLES CHRISTIAN EAR. Elegantly Illus
trnted. % go, - ..as.s.,; dc l4---8t
II Manchcster Cotton and Wool Mann.
featuring Company.-The annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF this Company will be held on THU
DAY, the Hth instant, at IL O'clock M at the ONCE
OF the Agent, at the store OF winston Powers m
stead OF at ne Exchange Hotel rs by pre-
yious adyertisement .,, -. s.s
de Ibid ~, 49, VIM POWERS, Agt.
~,
~ SnOIcc OIu LiquO. ss.,nIInoy, DIRK
a oao aie SOME very choice oraho, vintage
10Y. - fo -. h't g
Choice old Fort, Ms sa and Sherry Wines
S SSotGn ana iIisn w w mskey somethins extra
IA Ro,,b bao' 'S,, Wa
yVISkay ''D' - AA''1' H't Snu Aioun'ain hye
With ), fill ossor,r,ort ~ s.,,. 7 ;.-
and Cia For i h v e111 i-i4 IVY ~ SStdials
", a. go foi 'aio W DopLEr 20
NC - - . 80 - ~ Ram ST.
rst= (bp;st,nas (.i1ss - n ac.,t., ava r., II
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The Now York .Undercrus,.,,

The New York papers are discussing the 'Eu
gene Sue" characters that the Baker trial has
brought to light in the Empire City. Dantes In.
ferno, says the Express, often yawns in the grog
and gambling, Church and Orange street hells.-
The Times says: .f.a
Two classes d fighting men, it seems, exist One
set is known as ARTISTS" the others are 'suckers
Lion without difference. An artist is a gentleman
who knocks mans brains endwas only by special ar.
rsngement-thaI Is to say rize.tighter, who does
up your little affair scientifically. sucker ON the
contrary, is, in fighting parlance, no bites aud
gouges and maus on all occasions, aud is 'sci.
As class these men are .hitters that
is TO say, fellows who trained to deal dreadful
OK if they like, and who are especially to be feared
when they bring their maulers' into play upon the
human face divine. Getting man into chancery''
76eving plug muss"-hitting ''oyer the mob" and
30 are their principal expedents for passing away
time and making the nost of little. In physical de-
and no IRE fo sReppda ;st Of
pie of1pQscular strength. His was solid and
firm IS taosgait had been formed of any other ma
teria than nary flesh; its thickness was that of
common mans leg. Hyer, who is in fact retired
srtist," and now altogether peaceahle man stands
upwards OF SIX feet without his hoats and how Su.
van could have been courageous enough to stand up
to pepper such mountain is little Marvel ous
Hyer, however cannot now be ranked as a fighting
man, and is On the IetlSeA .9ay"
o.. ~ ditokncl aAtiefc tAeDdQeS remarks that tor
the last year, the Abandoned cha who live
at the bottom of New York, seem to have fright.
fully increased. Poole's murder seemed to show
people first what numerous and terrible class of
worthless men lay hidden here" In view of these
facts, the Times might with great appropriateness
aevote some attention to the dangers of its own
ciety, and pull the beam from its own ewes instead
Of dwelling 80 much upon the mote in the ewes of
the South. Such class as that journal describes
could not exist IN the Southern States. Our SER
vile classes are superior to them in every respect
Life and property are more secure under the slave
system, than they are in the free city of n York.
hed as 1t is with savage barbarians, who. but for
the fear Of the federal government, would long ago
have sacked New York, and made it burning
ruin
As to the police, which guard thaIesy, they are,
from taH accounts, enlisted from the ranks Of
these rfiians, and bad as the worst of then,
These men are chief managers of elections in
New Yorka
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II. =. MAIL STEAMSHIP
S JAMESTOWN, leaves TUESDAl
<Ie4EN AFTERNOON, lsth instant, at
rF83. l{S5,0ll.x o'clock for New York via Norfolk

ItCtIVVu EMOnudyJ dDu up 70 The
hour of p. NJ. TUESDAY, the 18th inst
Consignees are requested to call in person, or to
send orders for their goods Unless they removed
in proper time they at their risk, and subject
storage. tfslf s'F Is s.- l.'f -.-'
Shippers requested to send in the of their
consg nees else their shipments must be consigned
order. 45-. ~ 49, q ....-F
Passengers must be ON board efore the hour of de-
parture, o'clock P. NJ Tuesday, the 18th instant or
they will be left. -.
Tickets and berths secured at our office south side
of the basin. :
Those who may desire il can leave here by the Pc
tersburg cars Wednesday morning, at 81 o'clock and
get on board at City Point, same morning. -ttt
Only i 10 through to New York, including meals
and state-room accommodations .-1 t--..
do TITnT.AM WATSON T
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: HOTEL FOK RENT.--The Propri.

2 81 etor Of Broad Street Hotel, late Swan Tavern.
4E4 Richmond, Va, having made various changes
and given thorough interior repair repaintipg and
papering of his establishment rendering IL greatly
more commodious and comfortable than at any pre-
vious period, offers the tor rent or lease
This property so ~ligiby situated, in the most com
manding aud dslightfnl portion of the Metropolis,
alike convenient to the various railroad depots State
House. State Offices and Banks presents Inducements
to any gentleman willing to engage In hotel keeping
rarely Off red Ton capable, energetic man. or
party the entire property will be rented ON very
onable terms, the Hotel proper rented seperate
from the bar and basement, which has been con-
structed with view to an Oyster Saloon Billiards,
&c. Possession may be had the LIST day Of january
next, or at an earlier day it desired Apply on he
premises. b.. I s;.as q, l.. A.. GODDlNs
de Its rtss Proprietor.
P.S-The proprietor would add that there now
a number of families and gentlemen boarding who
would like TO remain at this Hotel. The furniture
OF the establishment will be sold upon accommoda-
ting terms should the lessee desire it. else public
sale will he made immediatelya tenant for the Hotel
10 secured. yfl5 j. A. g.
e. Baltimore Sun, Philadelphia Ledger snd New
York Herald copy twice, aud send bill to this Office
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y. SUIT DEcIDED.-John Costigan, Of Albany. n
r. has recovered 5000 from the prop rietors Of the
h Evening transcripts that city, for damages done
supposed to reflect ON his character -
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!. tY- Ambrotypes for Christmas and Nav,

Nv fmDrOtypes IOr Cnff1tmaS and New
fEARs PRESENTS Nothing could be more acce,,a.
bic TO real friend than perfect likeness of oneseIf
Those who desire to make the most valuable and
most astng OF all keepsakes should call ON NJ P 81
NUNS, and get one Of his Ambrotypes or coIorea
photographs. These new styles of pictures are aS.
mired by all who them The Ambrotypes f.,
their aud the Photograph for its besutifu
lifelike tinfs. y = &lSAt 81 de- TO-.
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INCREASE OF COMMERCE.-The Boston Shin
ping List of Wednesday, contains list of the Am
erican vessels now engaged in the East India nj
Pacific trade, not including those now on the wsv
to California. The number is 46e ships, lls barls.
briggs 10 schooners and 3steamers. MANY of the
ships are of the largest class
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CotUMpIA RACE>.-The following is tho result
of the race at Columbia, S. G., On Thursday last
three mile heats, purse $500: .is-
Ellen Bateinan.. Observation-Disclosures :
q enct OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. q q
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~, Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank, is
known to be the finest and largest Daguerrean estab-
Eshment south of the Potomac river. Citizens and
establishment, where they may obtain hkenesses in
every known style Of the from the smallest the
largest SIZE The ladies will do well to call and look
at our assortment of beautiful PEARL She'll Papisr
Machie, Velvet and Morocco Cases before purchasing
elsewhere. f. , A. w. OSBORNE, "a
oc Is Sign of the American Flax.-
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lie Special Netices--The attention of the
Trade and Housekeepers is requested to our sale of
China Crockery, Glassware and splendid Chonds.
ner. THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock, ct our Auction Rooms
NO ~ Main street. See advertisement = =
dc IL Il. B. COOK Co Ancfs
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O zsssasrs - 49, ises- - nsyg - -,
VIZ. O. HOOKER Esq- to Mis- JANE = CAuL-
s IN 3. Pie.,pl 81 cop
SOn III sysniss shs 1@h Il in,kGe shs -: -
Bernas1x NJ. DAv!D . Mis- ~ ~
On Thursday night, 18th inst, at 10 o'clock DAN.
TEL PERRY, Of this place. aged ~ years
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~ Manchester Cotton and WoeI Mann.
featuring. Company.--The annual meeting of the
Stockholders of this Company will be held Thu
DAY, the Goth instant, at IL O'Clock NJ, at the Office
of the Agent, at the store of Winston 4 Powers. m
stead of at he Exchange Hotel rs announced by pre-
vious advertisement. ass. Is Esrggs@ s.qa aarsf.
de 15-dtd WIN. III POWERS, Agt.
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~ hIRTH.J nss receiyei ara Ssr
49, 80 No, Nv Essls Squsrs

sa'~- - f''ss-sast tssfsasiasf ass iaasss {. Is
&eSss - assasssssaA i
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z " neve HIN fer sale BY Auceten...w.
would ask special attention TO the sals, THIS nav
commencing at ~ o'clock NJ, of sDovs HlL1 stns.si
mond, on the River Rood. TO those in want n .a.s
place. it would be well for them to attend tbs az
de i7--r 49, TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts
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,CT-The Poetry Of ,Physic..-Ayer,s pills,
gnde over the palate, but their eaersy.
although wrapped mp and tells with giant force
on the very foundations Of disease. There are thou
sands OF sufferers who would not wear their dister-
pers they know they could be cured for % cts-y
Ayers Pills and you win know It..
Purify the blood and disease win be- starved out
Cleanse the system from Impurities and you are
cured already. h1ef ~
Take this best of all Fursstives, and Scrofula In.
digestion, Weakmeas, Headache, backache, Sdeachcp
Jsnndice, Rheutnaiism, DeraHgoments Of the Liver,
Kidneys and Rowcls, ell drrnngeanenss and all Al.
eases which RWsstive re.nedy can reach, ay before
tLan Ike darkness hefere the saA. 81 ssss sssa
ous complaints they cnre suffer no mors-ths remedy
has been provided for you, and Il 4 cri,ninsl % neg
That AysRs CmEaar Pscro.xL isthe bet nedi-
Gina or CouKh IL known 10 the whole world and that
AYEhs RILls are the hest ef ~ filiA knowu to
Prepared 81 LR. i G. AVER Lowell, Mas. sad
eold by euRCELI4 LApD & CO.. whelessle and re-
tail Richmond W. - seesd&sam
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~ Nervous sufferers. --II.ar and Try II

EV NefVOu5 SuMtftfs.-.fitjff ma Try ft !.
BALTIMORE, sMerch 18th, 1855 essrs Mortimer
and Morbray: Gentlemen--It Will be out of my
power te tell you in this certificate OF all the good
have derived from the use of Dr. Hampton's vegeta-
Bile Tincture. For more than twelve months have
been in bad health, with what my doctors called
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia aud general Arrangement
unable to leave my bed with serious pains In my
side back and breast, with appetite and great de-
bility. After trying various remedies, FROM which
derived but little, if any benefit, became much dis
spirited At this time was advised by a friend who
had been cured by the Tnctnre to make trial of it.
an happy did so; for, after taking two or three
bottles, find myself restored to health. Is Sti+ls
My daughter, ALSO who WAS broken down in health
was restored by it.. Some of my neighbours have also
oeen cured and others oelehtted ~ its use My de-
cannot say too much favor OF this valuable medi-
cine express in this way all the suiferings from
which have been relieyed but f those who are af
hicted will call me win give then, satisfactory
evidence of the great healing and Of
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture. o. s8ia1fss
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~ III yOu wnnt TO keep your feet dry,
bottle of Kendalfs Gutta Percha Water Proofing,
warranted make all kinds Feather water proof OF
your money refunded. For sale by
: de l1-d6tcit o. II. CHALKLEY, 18th st
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y NOticcs~.Wes invite attcutior - -.
alei Of Messfs Wiliushsm, Eliest 4 Coz &C.,
Of Dry Goods TO take place at their store an a.
street THIS MORNING, at teo'ciock = : M"
We viii sell the stock Of Cloths Cassn,eres Vast
ings and Tailorss Trimmings. at II O'clock. y WV
50 SszEs KENT, PAINE, & CO.
de IL - 80 = Anrs;on.-
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~ Ladies', Preserve your Teeth, avoid
the agonzing toothsche aud the horrors Of the dental
forceps, by the habitual use Of DownEN's DENTAL
FLUID. IL prevents the formation of tartar removes
all acrd secretions restores the gums to beautiful
RED and healthy condition, imparts . whiteness 70
the teeth areffeshnE aromatic flavor to the mouth
and breath Is recommended by the principal dentists
any preparation in use. For sale BY Purcell Ladd L
Co; Bennett Beers Adie L Gray and all drug gsts
oc6-d3m ~ es3ssgaNt .siI'si 81 > So
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~ An adiourned meeting ef the I.fr...,u
Society Of the YoUSG. MENsa cHRfsrIss Asxsc,,
TIoN will be held nc the rooms or the Ass,e5ssan
this tMONDAY) evening, at o'clock. de I'll,
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LNOR SALE.-.A SNACK and BOARDING
Il HOUSE, in central and excellent situation,
with eleven beds 10 to be disposed Of For particu-
lars apply at the Dispatch Office. So. de lists
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tsssaass 4asaa n:ess y sss sassas u So g sss
~ sssa4-1lasl IS - "A . 2ssAss4tal = ~ =
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lvl ring the fever in the capacity of nurse having
stated that cuppins and leeching occasionally
emplo yed in yellow fever with by skilful ply
sicans; and the statement having been questioned,
takes occasion to say that for proof of the truth
this statement, he is authorised to refer physician
of this city, who in Norfolk and treated yellow
fever there. His name be ascertained the Dis
patch office. de LIE Z
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ss-+.sss No. 1856 South Paca street.
" Delicate Ladies and children viii please give it
a trial. -.
Call and get Pamphlets, and see cures OF Coughs
Bronchitis Rheumatism, Liver Complaint, Scrofula.
As a female medicine IL is uIrivaIled
Sold by U. AsSTRECKER and PURCELL. LADD
all the Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER
MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists and Store
keepers everywhere. - tzs3ss41 s-sfe7 AiEa ~ -
~ 81 per bottle; 6 bottles for S5. +, no 20 !,
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LoaT.

II q : n FUKS...Taken by mistake from
IL the residence of r.. A. Mayo, Esq, Powhatan
Seat, on Thursday night, 9Th inst, Ladies' Lynx
VICTORIHE Any information about it will be
thankfully received if left this office, the
sidence OF sf.s lzs8 - itf l~ T.. ". MOORE,
de 14-3tk .4t g-rsfs Leigh street, above 5th.
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- n 9 xssz Is saA 8 ssssgFf rex
.9lAsessss 4
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DERSONS visiting the city during lh,
Il winter, will find the POWHATAN HOUSE
very pleasant agreeable and convenient Hotel sto
at Its location s in the most agreeable part of III
city. Being convenient to the Capitol and the mos
business parts Of the city, also to places Of
offers induc enents that cannot fail to please.
de II .., JOHN DARRACOTr. Proprietor
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john 4. CLAIBORNE

10 600 ~, 1H l 55E !. w. ~ c.. 8 ssst
psas Afnosy, ~ esd. = 49, pstlesa. ~ Wa
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I3Is ff9ns, Et1ssl. egsfsis !
q ~ = 1ooG1me - - No615us a..
h ssl3 = tsees 4s1es5 q - - NIx0 bsss.Ss,
49, e. se.sesG fssesio wsrs NoDsas1 a
sIVisrsss fsSs 1888 ptvfS psvttse,3. s...-.--
f.sm or MNa ON lote r0s1ky 81 nat -
g ~. - 1879 b ia rbovsi
effss 4&Awsw1 ST. 40 ..
nssoiyed, Tit ~ te.asr - captaan willisu, I
- - os5 no. hsszsfs|s feF ne spa.s.
- 2heENe0Gf ~ conloIsne.. 10 =
BE hssr.asksn family. feeling q ws ssssrsls 10
Emch - s.rss nsyer sssin b Eljsd - q s''e'e
nesoescG; Tnst copy Of these rssolatiers -
g the family Fl the dseesssl snd IS 4, ~
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DREsCOTT,s NEW BOOK.--PHILIP


NOTlCE To ChEDlTORS.--lf respects
Nfully request meeting of creditors at the Colum
ban Hotel Monday, l7th at the hour of II O'Clock
de Tilt MARGARETTA BROOKS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-17

70. Kem0val.--Dr. Warning has removed
his office to two doors below Trinity Church. Franklin
street. where he may be found at all times when not
absent professional business. no 28-IIn
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-01-05

GF~NEwspAPoRIAL.-Ihe Brattleboro' Ed
gle and Bratteboro' Statesman, heretofore
separate, " discordant, and belligeront," are
hcnceiorth to 10 united in a new paper under
the name of i" The Republican," to be con-
Quoted by Mr. Platt, the former editor Of the
Statesman. Mr.. 1Iarris goes out entirely -
This arrangement is the result of mutual
adjustment of the personal and political diff
ferences that have heretofore existed between
the two papers and their respective friends,
and is a consummation on which all concern
cd are to be congratulated.
The proprietorship of the lrasburgh Ga
.eHc has passed into the hands of s. Howard
Jr 1t is announced however that Mr.. Harris.
horn will continue its Editor, especially in
the political department"
Tho Temperance Standard, which for the
last year has grown down hill like a cow.
tail p" under the care Of DR.. Thomas E. Pow
crs, has been relieved Of that gentleman I
weight, and commences the year under tn,
editorial management of Guy G. Sampson
Esq, formerly of the St. Adams Tribune
is safe to predict that the change will be
favorable one to the cause of Temperance il
the State, which has received little bencf
thus far from its organ.