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OTICE. In consequence of the ii

Office. In consequence of the i'll
~ health and removal to the country Of D. n,
CRANE, We are closing up our business We offer
the remainder of stock at reduced prices Hs77a
All persons indebted to us will oblise us by set
ting up and all persons having claims will please
present them. 49, Z--'-s
The store we occupy is for rent, and we will sell
the fixtures very low. .fst 2as7f
fe feI9-3teod D. r. CRANE n en-
STARCH.-1he subscriber begs leave to
~ notify the merchants of Richmond that he has
been appointed Agent for the sale of A. Fraser &
Co.'s superior PEARL STARCH, warranted equal to
any now manufactured. Itis suitable for both Lsun.
dry and Culinary purposes, and directions for using
may be found in each box. Orders promptly attend.
ed to. JOHN a. HASKELI,
ja 25-eod1mH IS South Eufaw st., Bsltinore.
N OTTO Ell have this day appointed
~ MATTHIAS WIENKERS my Agent to carry ON
the CARPENTERS BUSINESS at nv shop be.
tween Broad and Marshall Streets in the county Of
Henrieo-the said Wienkers having no interest in
said business, but Agent for and Foreman Of Mid
Meet. EDWARD NIEDT
fe l9-6t*
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GROUND PLASTER.-We keep con-
~ Itar, y on hsud fresh Ground Plaster, and our
cs1e In the sni=c,ions from the best Windsor Luup
.ster enables Us TO recommend il as the best that
cau be hs5. Al orders left at our office, on Cary
s;-e4t, promptly executed
TALIaFERRO BRO
E.B.-Farmers cen be supplied in their own bsgs
81 reduction c price.
Libe-sl csogunts 10 merchants for cash.
IS I7-en
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To THE PUBLIo.--The number of ire
medsble evils caused by the of hair tonics' pa
raded before the public in the newspapers suggests
20 the manufacturer of the celebrated FLETCHER's
seainst sl articles of the SORT unless properly
His own practical experience with the hair satisfies
him of the great Utility of the Fletcher Hair Tonic
and the very great danger OF using any other with
out being fully aware of its chemical properties 1t
is melancholy indeed to the most beautiful of
tures ornament dried shriveled and wasted away by
the improper usa Of articles called Hair Tonic"
The genuine FLETCHER's HAIR Tonic is sold By
Bennett 4 Beers, A Duval. John II. Blair, Thomas
Taylor, Broad ST., and under the American Hotel
wholesale and retail. by the manufacturer,
No charge for q trial. JOHN Johnson.
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JNo. II. RosHER, Secretary.

We have frequently heard the celebrated
German Bitters, sold by Dr. C. NJ Jackson, 100 Arch
street spoken of in terms of the high
est commendation and we honestly believe that it is
one of the best medicines advertised for the COM
plants for which it is Recommended They are plea
SAINT to the taste and be taken under any circum
stances by the most delicate stomach. The press
far and wide, have united in commencing this inva.
liable emedy for dyspe pss, debility, &c and such
the healing effects of this panscea, that hope
it may be introduced to every family where dyspep.
sia has, or is likely to have a Victim.
Agents for this city-Messrs. PURCELL, LADD l.
Co., and BENNETT BEERS Druggists.
fs 10 d2w
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EuRopE.--Persons wishing to send their
DAGuEREEorfrEs to Europe, ere informed that
they can have them taken iu q Superior and durahle
style, warranted not to be affected by exposure TO
SAT- arr NJ 2 SiMONS
te Is tsi M.,n :.
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V | r GI N | A.

In THE PoErIcAL Mood Our Petersburg neigh.
oors In the absence of other material for their local
columns, grow poetical. The Express chronicles
the death OF an orphan COW which had been peram.
bulating the streets-and after stating that no one
thought enough OF her to give the remains a decent
interment, launches forth as follows:
No cow OF her kindred,
No fond calf Is nigh
To inter her old carcase
Or close her dead eye!
The South Side Democrat likewise utters Crane
thought the paternity of which is given to Jersey
poet:
Weep, stranger, for father spilled
from stage coach, and thereby killed,
Hls name was John Sykes, maker of sasseneers
siam with three other outside passengers"
PASTORAL CALL.-Rev s. G Boston of MARYLAND
has been invited to take charge of the Ban,;st
church in Portsmouth,
DIED-ln Wilksboro', N, c., on the let instant
Mr. Charles Galloway, formerly of Bedford county
Va
DEcLINEs,-Gen. o. G. Clay who has been so .
licited by the Democracy of the Appomattox dis
trict to become candidate for the State Senate,
declines In consequence of painiu and protract.
ed indisposltion.
The ROANOKE The steamship Roanoke, under
the new arrangement, Is to come higher up
James River than City Point. She will leave that
place for New York on Saturday next This
change has been effected with view to eccommo.
date the people of the Southsde
PIcKrocKErs-These ornaments of Society are
figuring In Portsmouth The proprietor of the
Crawford House had his coat cut by one of them
few days ago, and his memorandum book &ftract.
ed, which contained no money. lady In the
same town had her purse stolen in like manner
last Saturday.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WALTER HARRisoN--otlice corner of
Main and l0th streets-hss resumed the practice OF
Law in all the Courts held in the city OF Rchm ond
fe lS--lms
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Richard Troy, keeper of hotel on Bond street
Baltimore, has been arrested on charge of steal
Ing 500 from James Hughes The wife of Troy is
under arrest for the brutal treatment OF little or
rhan nirl
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MISSOURI U. 8. SENATOR The Legislature of
Missouri, In joint Convention of the two Houses,
having balloted more than forty times for U. s.
Senator, in place Of Gen. Atchisoa, Nebraska DEM
ocrat whose term Of service expires on the 4th of
next month, adjourned the convention on the Sd
inst by vote of SO to 63, ''until called together
by concurrent resolution" 1t 10 doubtful If any
further proceedings will be had on the subject at
the present session
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JOIN SHORE, Commissioner in Chancery,
for the Circuit of the United States, the Circuit
Court for the County of Henrico, and Of the County
Court of Henrico
Until suitable rooms can be obtained his Office will
be at the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court for the
County of Henrico
Office hours for the present. from A. NJ. to 2
O'Clock P. NJ. is 92-lm
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nRY GOODS AT LEVY'S.-Ric

~ styles Brocsde Silks plaid and fancy 6ilts ofsn
kinds French Merinos and Muslins; Canton Cloth,
silk warp Alpaca, muslin Curtains; 124 Sheeting; sd
pillow case Cotton; 10.4 linen table dsmask napkin
Towels and Toweiins; GipghamS Calico; bed and
negro Blankets; Swiss and cambrc Musns and
Trimming; checked Muslins; Bonnet Ribbous;
GlovesCoilars and Sleeves; velvet Trimmir 81 6imps
and Fhnges, with the usual assortment Of domestic
and fancy Dry GOODS. LEVY'S old established
cheap stores. 80
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HoaRIHLE CRuELrY.-We copy the following
from the New Orleans Delta Of the 18th instant

ilom tne New Orleans Delta OF the 18th Instant:
About half past 10 o'clock last night loud explo-
SION was heard in the vicinity Of the corner Of Grod
ana Gircus streets, and Immediately following, .
man was seen running down the street, completely
envelopeo 10 hames. Mr.. Algeo. of the police sdx-
ca no'd OF The poor wretch, and commencod tear.
ing bis clothes off, but finding lhat this was rather
SLOW process he threw the man into tho gutter and
after rolling him around while. succeeded In ex-
tiuguishing the flames. His body WAS burnt end
lacerated 10 horrible manner. being bent almost
double On being searched after he was brought
70 the watch house, cotton belt was found seW.
ed up in bis coat, which was filled with brimstoue
aud powder, to one end OF which sort Of tube was
attached which hid apparently been full ofpowdef.
Inc Inc man 10 known about Circus street ~ CrsEy
BIZ, and 1t is supposed some mischiesous scamps
attached this Internal machine to the poor fellow
Tor the purpose of playing of practical joke bat
dear joke It has proved to him, and will provo
equally dear 10 them should they be caught Poor
Crszy bill was taken to the hospital about twelve
O'Clock in dying condition. Mr.. Algeo had bis
hands badly burnt in saving the poor fellow by
rolling him In the gutter. - e As'
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MEDICAL CARD.-Dr JOHN T. HARD
GROVE having recommended the practice of Med.
cre offers his professional services 10 the public.
Eg Office on Franklin street, nearly opposite frss
nifty Church, formerly occupied by DR., Parker.
10 III
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TIE RuMoREp ExpEnIrron -, e1,a.

THE HUNDRED EXPEDITION TO CrJBA
.noNew Orleans papers Of the 18th inst re-.
ce'sed yesterday, contain the following translation
"oh the Gacsfa, Of an ofiiciaf account of N ex,s
sun,on, said to be fitting out In this country.
me dyces brought to-day By the steamer f,or,
urIeans with dates to the 5th. give M ,ha
s ing information in relation 10 lie nroi ecssd
eAHeo ~ ition against this island. = y 's se'e'
men TPoa..oo Tps will be composed OF 1900 to $500
,ng: daivesfon, Texas, GOO tn 7oo ssnsrran ,uo
III N. uunosf, IN the Daniel Webster or The p,o-
.enaus' o%n' tne rest from New York. In the M....-
another .,a. ~ mn,cn we will speak presently. and
In order 70 .scnp. wnieh va we shall not name.
tne several points without disturb.nc iiun On
reue,aI Government, the runor has besn ....nS vi
'ne OF the expedition is for Coz.
,ssa ana ine general opinion that the reys.
tation OF this rumors being unfounded !. I've 1--we.
one OF the principal Chiefs who In 70 70
dsagreement with the others, has seceded en,;,
y; 1eu en''fe-
:, The hrst obstacle has been the seizure of ~.
e emsssacaoseus, on board OF which there have been
ioono arms and munitions of war to a large
amount, and perfectly concealed On this noint
we snaii receive more details by the steamer dne
.o-oay on the departure OF the last steamer from
y Ne~ o1ieans the news had been received there.
SPEAKS OF it as fixed fact
Iine Pampero, that formerly piled between
new ~ Urieans, fensacola and Key West sailed on
tne Slst OF January, from the last named mort no.
70 return to New Orleans, but for an Unknown
the expedition 'J So"ioineo WIN
p, Inc expedition Is to be commanded bv colonel
ihinney, as chief, who was lately in Wasbin.ton
put the true chiefs and directors are the same as
TOOK part In the Lopez affair, Quisman and Hender
SON. who reside In Natchez, snme go or 100 leagues
lo,n New Orleans with the directing commission
uA "~APtA9os
At all points In the United States men continue
10 oe recruited Offering 700 acres of land 10 each
solder, and In proportion to the officers
J., N aa tne latest moment it was confidently stated
Ie &c dispatches received, that the President of the
United STATES was about to issue a proclamation
against the expedition, Its military character being
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II Wishing to dispose Of my Fall Stock of Drv
l5g5s now offer the TeInsindeT AZ remarkably low
.--ts tsf cssh, s0d persons purchasing Goods will
grss;.y 10 their advantage 70 call as the Goods
sri prices shall suit Them Do Get fail TO osl early
s. 80 y,i stand, coinsr lst and BROAD sts.
4 .N-Sn w ROOTRIGHT
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AFFAIRS IN HAvANNA.-The Havana correspon.
dent OF the New York Express gives the following
interesting particulars relative to the rumored at.
tempt to assassinate General Concha:
Rumor-for must give the old dame credit for
all the news of the place, Fact and Truth being
strangers to the Island-Rumor saws a nIot u.s
revealed by some spy to the Captain General for his
assasslnatlon at the Salon theatre, on the evening
% q, 'ne oIn Ti. - P"ratanf was to be given by
tue opera troupe on that occasion. The signal
ior the consprators was to be the grand aria of
"Su0na gLt trombi" At the inspiring words NJ
"Ltoertad" the gas was to be turned off, aud 'midst
the confusion produced by the darkness the unsus
pecting Concha Yves to be murdered-the Moro
seized and by the sudden and opportune arrival of
"nve thousand" "sympathisng Americans Cuba was
to become free, and the Stars and Stripes, to float
above the Moro
. Now, was not this a romantic, pretty talea-
so pratical and so entertaining-so likelv to
take the imagination of piratical old soder like
Concha Yet, strange as 1t may seem, this story is
actually accepted as the of all the political
arrests OF the past ten days. The Creoles and
SpaAiards have Chose who have uneasy cousci
ences, fancy,) run away to their estates-the eve
ming lounge on the Plaza is discontinued and our
curiosity having led us to the Opera upon the
to be fatal evening" we heard VI Puritani superbly
sung to empty boxes by our old friends Salvi and
Beneventano, and the soul stirring notes of "Suoni
Sh trombt" unrewarded by single bravo.
Concha is supposed to have some good cause
for his late high handed measures-butn no practi-
teal man believes the to be fear of assassi.
nation He probably wishes to crush all hopes of
rising Ia Cuba, and already rumor tells us that a
short imprisonment is to te the finale of all this
fuss and feathers teG1. y. -
do not wish to fill your columns with such fabri
cations as generally appear In Cuban correspon.
dence-yet the truth is so hard to be got at here
thority so Oft quoted-rumor When can give you
fact, you shall have it,
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AAk LAsT OF bAADDocKs D8rHAE. follow.
Ing interesting ststcmsnt h from Korshernpoper
Died. IN WilIiamstown, Massachusstsg yseuagv
27th, lsHmAEL TITus, eolored Of the extraor1ioer
sge Of one hundred or ore bupdred and ten ysers.
He was born . slave Ia vtrGi0ls, and whom ue6orei
Braddock set out on his hl-fatsd expedleos.s the
master Of Ishmsel was employed By the codnmis-
ssry 70 transport subsf1ence stores Tor The army
and q the wagon wss heavily losdeds IN s6dliosei
horse was added to the team, and the boy Iahmaal
was placed on the third horse ss rider 1ad 81
that capacity be followed the army 70 the scsne Of
its disaster Like most of the slaves be he'd % ds.
tinct knowledge Of bis age but, judging from hjs
recoIiecfion OF the eveDt, snd his 0Ws ssoFy, ~
must have been nine ten years old st that lime.
His mental faculties were remarkably sctive for .
person OF hs years. and after the spse Of century,
he Was wont to recount the striking impreesjonI
made eupon bis young mind by the red costs VI tbA
Britieh soldiers, which he supposed were acol0rsd
with bltod unfortunately too true Ia ths inseaaee
He ran away from his master, and came to VII
liamstown, about the close OF the revelation, and
was then apparently 80 or 40 years of ego His
story has always been consistent and no one In this
place has ever doubted its correctness.
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N0AL, COAL AND WOOD FOI

4 VAL, NcAi1 AMI w u " u FOk
y HA1E.-h Having accepted the Agency of DR.
" s Trent, sm prepared to fuTnish a good article
.5 COAL or IS accommodating terms as likeiy can
a- sst srywhere, either by wholesale or retail I
eross9cr 70 have it nicely prepared for market
,sea 7aa tor several years past in consequences OF
.-s SHORT supplies aud great demand
asge slso on hand snice assortment of Oak and
PEs MOOD, ST the msrkst price.
NJ. w. FORD,
and Caru
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Mas JULIA DEAN HAYNE.-Mrs Hayne, late Mis-
Julia Dean, opened her second theatrical engage.
ment in New Orleans for the present season, on
tuesday evening last In the play Of Love- she tax.
ing the part of the Countess
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HE FAMILY CHRISTIAN ALBUM.-Upon
looking more closely over the monthly paper
published in this city by Mrs E. p ELAN,
we feel that it is due to that Intelligent lady,
TO say, that it is conducted with good taste,
and that it has tone of Religion and Virtue,
that ought to make it both acceptable and
useful in families having any pretension to
piety. The Christian duties are presented
in clear and simple style-and the precepts
designed for the juvenile reader are convey.
ed in very happy manner. Messrs. Glenn
nit d. Fore deserve great credit for the ty
biography of the Album, which is, indeed, ad.
mirable
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OFFICE RICHMOND FIRE AssOTN.l ,
. NOVEMBER Ist. 1851 !
- held this date, Mr. JAMES G CRANE w.s
aai.9usy elected fresident of the Richmond Fire
ARo1Ion, Rr nrd yice James Bosher, deed.
ny order OF the Board OF Directors
'"%~ JHo. II. BOSHEk, Secretary
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(NAP n Al 50,000-COMMER
SAVINGS BANK.-Oaice at the store Of
G1s-.-s Brooke, or l4th street
DePosto9s in this institution will receive six per
.sa, on sl remsining on deposite six months
O.: longer. sud five per cent, for shorter time.
WIN. q. PAINE, President.
& T. BROOKE. Trsss iv6-ts
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THE DAILY DIsPATCH

Advertisements publishsd until forbid. vfll -
Insertion, and Is cents for sach sontinuaase.
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BOARDING.

DOARDlNG.-Families or Single Gem
II tereu csa be accommodated with Board and
rIesssst rooms, enfarntshed at Mrs MeNAMaRA'S,
70 Man. between Cd aud Sd streets. Dsy Rearders
,.,- taken on reasonable terms. ia as7-lm~
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FRED. DOUGLASS (black) delivered his lee.
ture, according to appointment, in the As.
sembly Chamber ofNew York, at Albany, on
Friday evening. His theme was the "Rights
of man." This looks very well in the great
State of New York, once herself slave. hold
ing, and whose slaves were sent to the South
ana sold, and the commercial power of
whose chief city is principally based on
Southern labor and Southern staples.
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kIcHM0HD, VA,
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY q. 1855.

The FRIGATE MISSISSIPPI INA TYpHooN.-
We have received from our friend, Colonel
SrAuLDISa, who is on his way home in the
Steam frigate Mississippi, picture of that
vessel in Typhoon, on the 9TH October.
1884, in lat. IS deg. SO min. N, long l5s deg.
AZ min. f., on her passage from Simoda, Ja-
pan, to the Sandwich Islands. 1t makes a
fearful picture. The good ship seems to be
lsboring in vortex, while all around the
waves rise as it were to overwhelm her. The
wind RACES violently and whirls the descend.
ing torrents of hail or rain furiously about
The escape of the dreaded Typhooni is almost
miraculous, and the warm friends of Col. S.
WILL when he comes back, grip him by the
hand with the more ardour, from the know.
ledge of this peril through which he passed.
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FOR SALE AND HIRE.

LOR HIkE-A likely Boy about 20 years
K I'd Fer terms sppiy 20
DUKE & HUTCHEsoN, IL Msan ct.
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N,
NOOk FOR HlkE.-I have ain excel
I Tent Cook. with several children which I will
every }ew. Alec, Boy. who has been aceuston,
a. "a wsitir in 6tning-ronm kpnlv to
isN GEO. |. HERRING.
T1OR HlRE-Two Men, one first-rate
| uaeouer. the other can turn HE hand 10 general
S.-S 90 sUy KIND. JAS D. ELtETT,
vtt Gen. Agent aud Com Merchant.
EOR HlRE-A Negro girl, accustomed
| to waiting in the house,
s1s RASIaNp 4 BROTHER
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4 RARE CURIOSITY.-The Subscri-
IA Der has for sale rare copy of the BIBLE,
printed in the year 1755.-Martin Luther's transla-
lion, containing Portraits of the different Dukes of
saxeny favorable TO bis cause. 1t is in a perfect
state of preservationcear, leeible type and bound
in Parchment.
The curious are respectfully requested to call and
exapine one of the Oldest editions of the Bible ex-
tant ALEX MOTT,
fe Is Corner of Main aud 18TH sfs.
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OPENING THIS MORNING.


Aliens l. Dunnelrs do best styles 3.a
London Mourning do
Striped Shirting do sS"
White Cambrics and Iaconets af ~ 3
Brown Lueus: colered Cambrics
Linen Cambria Hdkfs
Ladies' white and cold Kid Gloves
Coats White Spool Cotton. all Nos.
Which we offer to the trade on the best terms
fe 20 KENT, PAINE L C(
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A H.eAIIRE .EeAIIRE STOCK OF FRESH

/ Vn clORAGE.-D. Is. BRIDGFORD
slo,sgs ~ ~ Warehouses, Corner goth and Dock sts
ssss. az gd t9tton, Cofee Flour. Wheat Sugar, Mo.
Of fn,,ct, metals Hay, Lime and every deseriptis
.uf. st These first class Stores and In.
esp lowest rates Vessels Of The largest size
and Aharre In front of the Store A City Weighe
For s,s.Ier constantly in attendance.
j. forage appiy to
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/ lEshuflAN GUAEO-LaDding; Tor sale
/. ~ ION wharf or store. by
-" v. II. sKINKER 4 co.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-08
Baltimore and SuSqUeI,anna
STEAM COMPANY.

REGULAR DAILY LINE, except sah-
Ia days.) for llAvEE DE- GRACE, PonT DE-
rosir aud TIDE WATER CAME.
An The Steamboat Ports
A-IA, mouth, Capt. JosErH
PSxE,xaIEss.,,-Scs:;:Y GEoeiIEGAN, leaves
~S<1sSss<&SssSSeshSA- lower end of West
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IlELNlEs0LD'S
G. N UIN PREPARATIONS.

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the papers with glaring falschoods too well cacu-
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the selection Of n remedy in these cases.
THE FLUID EXYR4CT BUCHU
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