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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-06

BY TAYLOR + WILLIAMS.

GALE OF A VALUABLE LOT OF
H ~ LH HTp az on WALNUT ALLEY, BETWEEN
rnE FIRST MARKET HOUSE AND sHOCKOE
o,n,nnt MONDAY, 18th Jsnu.ry.. 1855 at 81
lot Of land the North .ds Of Walnut RiIey oppo.
site the Arch at the First Market, comm ncins s.
and fronting on said Walnut As, ss. sns
back between parallel lines so feet The location OF
rn, pfopsy s enq moe very valuable as ste for
&c &c.
TERMs-one.fourthc cash; b.lapc. at 8. and q
months, with interest added, credit payments Sc
de- so TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS, Auct..
GALE OF A VALUABLE FARM ON
OTHE BROOK PLANK ROAD, WITH CROPS.
STOCK. FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c. &C., AT
constant presence. thus preventing me from devotng
the necessary attention to farming pursuits shsli
on TUESDAY, 9th day of January, 1855. at IL oclk.
M, upon the premises, sell at auction, my Farm,
wherein reside, situated on the Brook Plank Road,
one mile from the city,
There are Ito acres of land. about 80 cleared and
20 in wood land-may be divided into four beautiful
farms, to wit:
n LIST. 80 acres of land-the whole seeded with wheat
and euanoed, improved by new story brick dwell
ing. with 4 rooms
ID. The Mansion. handsome brick building. near.
iv new with outbuildngs of every description, all in
woods the remainder cleared
Sd and 4th. Two tracts of IS acres each, opposite
the tG gss1' portion Of each 1 in ?. woods VOC.
or divided, as above stated; and persons desiring
purchase. are invited to view the property for the
selves previous to the day Of sale.
After the sale of the Land will be sold the Crops
Stock and Farming Utensils of every description,
consisting of Mules, Horses, Cows, Hogs, Fodder,
Shucks, Corn, Wagons, Carts, &c.
TERms-For the Land, one.ifth cash; balance at 6,
u, 10 and "a months bearing interest," and secured
by trust deeds For the personal property. sums
under $l5 cash; over that amount, months credit,
tor approved notss, with interest added;
r. d. MITCHELL.
1AYLoe WILLIAMS Aucts. jail
EThe Mansion, with 80 acres of land attached
and 20 acres of Lots Nos. 8 and A. HAVE BEEN SOLD
PRIVATELY The remainder of the property will be
sold as advertised las n h w
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RAILROAD BoNDs.-Ths Danville Republican an.
that Colonel George Towaas agent for til e
Railroad Company, has succeeced in making con-
siderable sale ofthe Danvile Railroad bonds in that
region st the price last fixed by the meeting OF
the Stockholders
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF FOUR C.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF FOUR CA
Il NAL BOATS, THIRTEEN MULES, THREE
HORSES. &c-As Trustee in deed of trust, dated
corded in Richmond Husting s Court shall proceed
TO sell at PUBLIC auction, on the Basin bank, oppo-
site the office of Messrs. Eustace Appleyard, on
MONDAY, the 18th January. 1855, at the hour of IL
O'Clock, the following Canal Boats, nearly new, and
in good running order. viz: The "Keystone." "Old
Dominion" "Old North State," and "Little Tennes-
see."
ALSO-13 Mules. Horses, with Gearing Ropes,
and all ether appurtenances belonging to said boats
and teams
Terms cash, or its equivalent.
w. d. SIMS, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN l. APPERsoN, Aucts
is 2
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AUCTION sALp4.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.-Bv v;rtua

TRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of a
Il Deed Of Trust executed to me by John Apple.
yard dated the Sd day Of January 1854 and duiy re.
corded in the Clerks Office Of the Hustines Court Of
the City OF Richmond. shall proceed to sell Co the
highest bidder, at public Auction for cash, ON the
Basin Bank, In the city of Richmond. near the Office
of Eusta CO Appeyard, on MONDAY the 18th dsv
Of January, 1856, 2 Canal FREIGHT BOATS, called
the "Keystone" and tho 'O,d Dominion" tosethsr
with the Teams attached and belons ins to the said
Boats, consisting of 2 MULES and HORSES, and
all the Tackle. Furniture and equipments belonging
to, or used with, the said Boats.
C. g. GRISWOLD. Trustee.
TAYLOR & WILLIAMS Aucts il 5-dtds
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ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF MANCHES
TER

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 5-The steamer City
of Manchester, from Liverpool, is below,
coming up. Her advices are to the Goth OF
December, and have been anticipated by the
Asia, at Boston.
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The Southern Commercial Convention assemblies
at New Orleans on Monday next.
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VALUABLE FARM NEAR BROOKE

TUKNPIkE, FUUK MLLES ABUVE KICH-
MOND: FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-At the re-
larger place owned by him. we will sell on FRI.
DAY, 12ta January, 1885, at O'Clock P. NJ, if fair,
if not, the next fair day. the small but very desira
Bile Farm, which he recently resided. situated
near the Brooke Turnpike or Plank Road, 4 miles
from Richmond adjoining the lands of Messrs. Thos.
M. Ladd, John B. Crenshsw and Mrs. Dr.. Chamber
Jayne, containing IS acres, less. The build
ings comfortable and sufficient for ordinary
sized: family. There is also good Barn, excellent
Stable, &c.
About one third of the tract is in wood and timber;
the balance cleared and in fine heart
TERNs-One-fonrth cash; balance at l, 2 and yrs :,
for bonds bearing interest, secured by trust deed
JAZZ GODDIN l. APPERSON, Aucts.
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BANK OF VIRGINIA, I

BANK OF VIRGINIA., }
RICHMOND, January I'd. 1855.
HHE President and Directors of the
Il Bank of Virginia have declared Dividend of
three and three-quarters per cent of the profits
of the Bank for the last months subject the de,
ducton OF quarter per cent. bonus to the State,
to the Stockholders. SAM'L MARX Cashfer
ia f-d2w
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TRUSTEES SALE OF CANAL BOAT

NRUSTEE'S SALE OF CANAL BOAT
Il LITTLE TENNESSEE" AT AUCTION
BY virtue of deed Of trust to me, executed by Eus-
tace Appleyard, dated the 7th day of April, 1854
duty recorded in the Hastings Court, Richmond,
shall proceed to sell at public auction, the Basin
Eustace Appleyard, the Canal Boat Little Ten
nessee," with its appurtensnces.
The sale will take place MONDAY, the 18th Of
January 1855, at IL O'Clock M
Terms cash. E. J. PTCOT, Trustee,
Sale conducted by GoDDIN l. APPERsoN, Aucts.
10
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SLAVE INSURANCE

SLAVE INSURANCE.
BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
incorporated in 1830-Charter Perpetual.
THIS old established Institution propose
Il to insure lives of Slaves for more years,
las long as years if desired) This Company is :
commended to the public as beag entirely SAFE and
Company will justify. Premiums are payable annu-
ally, and the policies renewed without another
mnation of the Slave.
Policies discontinued at any time after the first
year, if desired.
~ All losses promptly adjusted.
Office at the Powhatan Houss, first door to the
right after entering the passage the south end.
REFERENCES:
Winston i Jones; II Skinker; Kent, Paine K
Kent; w. S. & G. Doansn; George J. Sumner Steb-
bins Pulleu; Harold MURRAY; Alex Duvul; Chss
D. Yale; B. L. Winston; J. C Crane Chas Hartwell
& Co., and H. w. Fry Son.
JNO. DtRRACOTT. Agent
THOS. POLLARD, NJ. d, Medical Examiner.
is5-6t
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The steamer Asia has arrived at Boston from
ali
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE co.,
Capital, over So, OOO. 600!

B. W. KNOWLES, Agent, Richmond.
THIS Company has paid over $4,000
l. for losses through the Richmond Agency. and
is annually paying the insured IS per cent dividends
upon their premiums. No Company is more relia.
BILE, or has better character for fair dealing. ~
n am also Agent for the ALBEMARLE IN.
SUkANCE COMPANY, to insure on the lives OF
SLAVES. B. w. KNOWLES.
taE o.
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NUIICE OF THE UNION AGRICUL

IN TURAL SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA AND N.
CAROLINA At q meeting of the Executive Com.
mttee of the Union Agricultural Society of Viz.
sinis and North Carolina, it was
Resolved, That we appoint as the time for the
next Annual Exhibition, to be held the Fair
Grounds, the city of Petersburg, TUESDAY.
the Esd day of October next, and to continue four
| consecutive days Furthermore, that this Society
tenders the right hand of fellowship to all other Ar
rcultural Societies. and most cordially invites their
good will and cooperation.
IL S-2awtf JAMES C. RAIN 8ec,y
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VESSEL BURNT-SUPPOSE SHIP.
WRECK.

BosToN, Jan. 5.-The ship Acorn, built at
Waldoboro', Me-, was burnt near that place
on Wednesday last.
Much anxiety exists relative to the safety
of the barque Prince Arthur, from Singa-
pore. She was last seen off Manila, in a
sinking condition.
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BY GODDTN q APPERsON.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
= LOT ON BAKER STREET As trustee In q
deed dated 18th July, 1853 from Anna Maxfeld to
the subscriber, duly recorded in Richmond Hastings
Court shall sell at public auction, the premises,
on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day Of January, 1855, IL
fair not the next fair day commencing at O'Clock,
House and Lot on the South side of Baker street,
back $50 feet to an alley, and in the occupancy
OF said Maxeld The title is believed to be perfect
but the subscriber will convey with the usual war
ranty.
The terms will be made known at the time of sale.
MICAJAH BATES, Trustee.
GODDIN 4 APPERsoN, Aucts.
Sat the same time and place, the adjoining
lot, No. will be sold. fronting d feet ON Baker at
running back about $50 feet to an alley
de 81 n h A
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
- REAL e TATE, ON THE CORNER OF
trust dated 9Th june 1913 duly recorded in Richmond
Hastings Court, in deed book No. 81 page 1879, we
shall proceed p sell at public auction. the pre-
misses ON TfDAY, the 18th day of January, 1856
commencing at 81 O'Clock P M the following very
valuable real estate, viz: lot in the City of Rich
moud, on the North side of Cary street, fronting
thereon ID feet, running back on the East line of
18th street $50 feet. to an alley u feet on which
there stand several framed tenements The title to
the fore going real estate believe to be good Init
only.
TERMs-Enough ip cash to pay bond of So. roo.
and the interest thereon and the expenses of sale
be made known at the hour of sale.
L. B. PRICE, ! u
w. GODDIN. : trustees.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts
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TRUST SALE OF CANAL BOAT

lRUST SALE Or CANAL BOAT
"KEYSTONE," AND TEAM AND APPUR.
of trust executed by John Appleyard to me- as Trus-
tee for Anne Appeyard, dated the I4th day of Jam
the Richmond Hastings Court, SHALL on MONDAY.
The 18th of January, 1855, at IL o'clock M at the
Basin. in the city of Richmond sell at public auc.
nal Boat, called the KEYSTONE. with Teams and
appurtenances hereunto belonging in order to salts
fly the debt Sc cured by the said deed.
de q THOS ]. EVANS Trustee
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VALUABLE JAMES RIVER LAND
EOR SALE PRIVATELY Wa are anfhor.

FOR SALE PRIVATELY.-We are author
ised to sell four hundred and thirtyfour and half
below Richmond in the county of Chesterfield about
200 acres of which in good cradle ORDER produ.
cling fine crops Of Wheat, Corn, &c, and of which
whole of this tract is az good any James River
and the balance 10 covered with growth oak pine.
nc suitable for timber or wood. Examinations BY
competent miners, show deposits of coal, iron. and
other minerals Persons disposed to purchase will be
shown the premises by Mr.. R. A. Gregory.
ia t-6t GODOIN A. ApPERG0N
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THE MARK TS

THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 5.-The markets are generally
dull. Sales of City Mills Flour at So g. Whea,
unchanged. Sales of 1000 bushels corn at yester
days rates.
NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-Cotton is tending upward
Flour has declined 12 to 15 cents sales at 50 12a
SO rs. Southern heavy. Wheat firm with an up.
ward tendency. Sales of 10000 bushels Corn at
81 03 for Western mixed. Provisions unchanged,
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h IA, Negf" girl, belonging to Mr.. DAME
C.sr.,s'". "as accidentally burnt to death In
awhile, last week
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CAMPBELLISM EXAMINED.
BY REV. ]. B. JETER, D.. D.,
FOR sale by CHAS. WORKMAN, No.
l. 2O3 Main street.
CONTENTS.
1. The Introduction.
II. Campbellism in its Inception.
III. Campbellism in its Chace.
~. Campbellism in its Formation.
v. Csmpbellism in its Principles
vi. Campbelsm IN its Discipline
VII. Campbellism in its Tende ncies.
VIII. Conclusion.
Call at BAPTIST BOOK DEPOSITORY,
ia 4-5tif Squsre above Va. Banks.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUABL

HOUSE AND LOT ON VALLEY ST.,
- FOR SALE AT AUCTION VIII be sold on
THURSDAY afternoon, 1lth January, 1855 on the
premises, commencing at 4 O'clock the House and
Lot ON Valley street, near Wesley Chapel, now oc
cupied by Mr.. Jas. Saunders. The house has rooms
and kitchen, and in the yard there is q we'll of
water.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at 4 and months
for negotiable notes. interest added, and title retain.
ed till last note is paid.
jas GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts.
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q A l. = OF CANAL BOAT "OLD
- NORTH STATE" AT AUCTION, UNDER
TRUST DEED.-By virtue OF deed of trust fiom
Eustace Appleyard, dated 18th March, 1854, duly
recorded in Richmond Hastings Court. l shall. as
Trustee therein named, proceed to sell at public
auction, on the Basin bank in the city of Richmond
near the office of Eustace & Appleyard. the Canal
Boat "Old North State" with its appurtenances.
The sale will take place MONDAY, the 18th of
January, 1855, at the hour of - O'Clock NJ.
Terms caah. J. PICOT Trustee.
Sale conducted By GoDDIN & APPERsoN, Aucts.
ia
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TaAR.-5O bbls., in prime order, landing
jas JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
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M a N L Z D-A situation by married
w man, to work on Farm. who understands all
kl"ds of farming work His wife understands the
Dairy bnainess. Can be seen for ten days. Please
call at Mr.. cunningham store, at Rockets Main ct.
ia SGT"
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NOTICE.-In accordance with decree
IN Of the County of Nottoway, made at its Sep
TENDER term, 1854. will sell ct the American Hotel
In the city of Richmond. on WEDNESDAY, nth Of
January 1885, at IL o'clock the following Stock:
50 shares Roanoke Stock
81 shares Richmond aud Petersburg Railroad
Stock
- shares Manchester Cotton and Wooden III. do
shares Appomsttox. Navigation etaek.
A. r MILLER,
Committee for Sarah b. Miller.
Sale conducted by JoHv A. LANcssTEe u Son,
Stock Brokers. del8-dtd
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FARMERS BANK OF VA. y

J6nuafy "a, 100. }
THE President and Directors of this
l. Bank have declared Dividend If three and
three-quarters per cent out Of the prof of the last
months subject to a deduction of quarter per Ct
bonus to the State, leaving 81 per cent payable to
the Stockholders. ]. A. SMITH, Cashier.
i.d-
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WANTED-HIRELINGS.-The Mid

WANTED, go NEGROES Wanted to
w hire for the year ensuing. payable quarterly
or yeary so steady, able bodied Negroes, miners
and laboTefs. Those accustomed To work at mines
will be preferred.
Apply TO Mr.. SANDERS. Manager nf the London
shd Virginia Company, Buckingham Mine r. o., We.
de 22-ts
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NOTICE.-I have emp Dyed DR.. A. T B.
~ MERRITT to attend all Negroes Of Mrs. Sarah
Branch's Estate hired 10 Richmond, and DR.. Wrn h.
will not pay the bill of any other physician who may
attend Their, during the past or presa Mt year.
". l. WATKINS,
4 10 A--cts Admir- of Sarah Hranrh dee'd
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Nv SrkAYED, OK SIOLEN-From
N my residence, at Rockets, near Mr.. VIII
liamS Brck-Yard, on Sunday, the 24th December, .
small Sorrei HORSE. His hind feet are white, ana
his forelocks trimmed. liberal reward will 81
paid for his delivery to me. ~ Flf a
is 2--5t* LEWIS SCHONBER9ER s
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WANTED-By two white Females, sit
w nations as CHAMRERMAIDS in private fam
lies; would be willing to take situations as NURSES
Apply TO f. B. CURTIN, on Broad street, next dool
to Mr.. Woodson'B Stables. ia 5-St*
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VA ANT E D-FACTORY HANDS,
w Liberal prices will be paid for Twistes, Stem
mers Screwmen and Job Hands at the CONNIE rcal
Factory, 25th street. Those having such for hire,
will apply immediately.
ia5-4t J. B.ROYSTER.
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VIVA N Il Z D-Tbree CABINET MA
w KERS; two UPHOLSTERERs; two VAR
NISHERS, accustomed to painting preferred
Good time and faithful workmen will be required -
Fair wages paid. Applyat HOWE'S
Furniture Bazar,
ia 4-3t+ Main, between 9Th aud 10th ate.
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RIVE DOLILAHS hENARU.--kana-
n way from my mother. on Sunday, the 3ist Dec.
inches high, and has scar on HE under lip, Bit
ten Ia fight. de Is well kno wn To the citizens OF
Richmond and Henrico: a. he has been driving an
lurking about Richmond, The above reward will be
paid Tor his delivery to me OF Henrico County all
jae-3tA ALEX. B.. HUTCHESON
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WANTS.

" A N Z Z D "A Boy accustomed to
w house.w work or a Restorsnt. Apply to
JOHN MOORE,
jaG-2t# Under Odd Eel ows' Hall.
WANTED-A German or Irish Boy. to
w set as Porter for my store. None need apply
unless they can come well recommended
ALIEN. HILL,
ia 8 No. I27 Maiu at
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN s. CO.

TRUST Els SALE.-STOCK OF
i CLOTHING, STORE FIXTURES, &C., AT
AUCTION I'm pursuance of the power invested in
me, as Trustee, shall sell at public Auction, on
MONDAY Morning, 18th inst, at 10 o'clock at the
store of Messrs Larus Shine, "a Main st. the resi-
due of the stock of Clothing, &C.. belonging to Mr.
VIM. Fl. Benson
TERMs-Under $40, cash; $40 and over, a credit of
three months, for approved paper
VIM. Fl. LYONS, Trustee.
LARus & SHINE, Aucts. jas
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE,
(Ofice at Geo. J. Sumnsrs. No. 20 Pearl street. !

CTOCK SALE OF HOUSEKEEPING
AND GLASSWARE, BRUSHES. Cf0AR0 &C.
AT AUCTlON.--Will BE- sold. THIS MORNING.
at 10 O'clock ct the store adjoining The 6hockos H
Market House. desfable sssortrnont Of Housakoop.
inf Goods, the stock of eentlsmsn declniuR bssi-
ness. The sale will be without reserve.
5s6 THO. w KEEStE, Asset.
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WA n T E D - HOUSE SERVANTS AND
w STORE HANDs-Wanted Nurse, Washer
and Ironer man accustomed to waiting in the din
ing and driving, and able bodied Negroes for
store work, without exposure.
ia lot CRENSHAW L CO North side Basin
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NUMERo a.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

WEDNESDAY, December 20, 1855.
CorroN. There Is some demand, hut, % fur, 10
know OF only about 1000 bales sold.
suuAR.. Sales 200 hhds. q steady pricss
MoLAssEs. Prices higher still, and 1000 bbls
sold at 36a S73c for good and choice.
FLoua Market armer Sales-soo bbls Ohio
at g 90, $50 st. Louis at SS l23, and some nnall
lots at 50 Is per bbl.
CoRx. d. Buyers have come forward in earnest
this morning and over 80 900 sacks have been sold.
nearly all at the Corn Change, including II 900 Il
round lott at and IS 900 sacks, 1000, $500,
and II 400 in four lots) also at zoe per bushel OF
the above, ~ 900 sacks were purchased by party
for shipment.
Oars. ). $50 sacks sold at SOC.
WHEAT. $50 sacks White were sold at q a5,
and 65O at the same.
Pork. Mess offered at sic so.
GREEN MRAr.. Receipts large, and the market
completely unsettled.
On CAKE. -. 10 tons brought $50 per ton.
WHISKY. .Rectifled held ut $780, la
FREIGnrs. Very firm. A ship taken up yes.
terday for Liverpool at l6d for Corn and shipments
made to-day at l6d. delta.
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kCTB relative aux Avis Judiciairea.

In SyDoSrA.-Nous voyons avec plaisir les
aenes dune saison bien active en- affaires nous
en- jugeons par rapparence que nous presen-
tait e Sydonia mercredi dernier Wash
ington, II est fin marcl1eur, ct ne cede en-
ricn aux autres bateaux dams notre naviga-
tion. Nous avons aussi appris, de l'ai-
nable ct complaisant capitaine G. Louaillier
que le fret , sera transporte a un prix grande-
uent rebuilt Chose quapprendront avec joie
nos citoyens, ct !qui, sans doute, contribucra
bcaucoup donner OIL sydonia une large part
dcs affaires.
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HOTEL DE L'AlGLE, autrefois /" Gait
IL House." Washington, LAWN IRELAND, dc
la Nile Orleans ayant achet6 cette propriet6
voyageurs, ainsi que des pensionnaes. Get etabis,
sement est situG entire les deux d6barcadaires ct ai
SAINT face au Courtabeau. Les appartements ont Gte
nonvellement garnis en- neuf.' lie proprletaire ose
esperer que par des efforts incessants, de pouvoir
rendre sa maison aussi commode ct agrerble ses
patrons, que tout autre etablissement de &C genre
10 campagne. NY u aussi une bonne 6cGie.
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OPELOUSAS:
..mEDI MATIy, 30 DECEMBRE, 1858.

sr Nous sommes autorisis annoncer A. NJ
pgRRAULT CONNIE canditat d Ia place de Consta
b,s do VILE, l'eection qui aura lieu en- Avril pro
chain
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r. Toutes lettres ou communications qui auront
rppart aux aiaires de ce bureau, devront etre nva
rablement adressees aux Editeurs du Patriotic des
Opslouaas."