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RosooE B. HEATH, Attorney at Law.
ninmond vs. practices in the Courts Of tbs ciy Of
Henvico. ~"s'o9s4o ssd
- 0dies Northeast corner Of Main and II IN M.
Entrsnce on I1th st. sn Ie =. -.
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FUGITIVE SLAVES IN MRxIco-It il stated by
Col. Riddle, who arrived at San Antonio, Texas on
the ls:h ult, from the headquarters OF the revou.
tlonary army In Northern Mexico, that the Mexi-
can chief Vidaurri Is willing to deliver up to their
owners all fugitive slaves who may escape into
Mexico, and 10 prepared to make treaty with our
government for that purpose
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NEW SADDLE AND HAIR

NESS MANUfACTORY.-Phss subscri-
ber having taken the ttolc Mo. 8. Pearl
street. near Main, thavius J1st returned
,.o ths North with fresh and neW style Of soodsl
ss,. great inducements to his friela. and old Gus
tamsu, - be Is determined TO sell cheap. Repair.
I,g done 3. short notce.
All persons indebted to the Old litl!s OF Otey l.
(cH, and Jsmes W. Cot. VIII p ease come forward
and usg their bills as am very anxious to close up
tbs business ofssid firms
suGlmd JAS w. CUFF.
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VERMONT STATE ELECTION Two hundred and
four towns In Vermont have been heard from,
which give Royce (republicap) 2s s69 Clark
(democraD IL $50; scattering 4 099.
Ofthe Representatives elected, so far az heard
from, 40 are whig and republican, % democratic,
and 81 Know Nothing
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IL COACH FACTORY

R1 COACH FACTORY.-The
- Subscriber has on band a number of
liht CARRIAG and BUGGlES, of his own
make which can be sold very reasonable. Persons
tsrOus Of purchasing HOMEMADE WORK, will do
veil to awe him call before purchasing elsewhere.
" REPAIRING done with neatness and dis
y.sh, and upon terms which cannot fail to please
T. II. FOWLER, franklin st,
eS-lm Nearly opposite the Exchange.
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s.s-A FOR PHILADELPHIA
sIca !. 49,. The A No. l Steamship CITY OF
AuhhoND. Captain Y. Mitchell, 10 now ready to
hse1s height, and will leave on WEDNESDAY,
September 18th, at O'clock p. M.
Iot frsisht or passage, having superior accommo
al0ni ipply to 81. E. TUTfLE. Agt.,
HS-4t RorEatt.
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S&.-un1nk CANAL BOAT LITTLE
- TENNESSEE is now ready to re-
s.iys freight for LYNCHBUkG. ana will leave on
full or not full. Cargo insured
sF.itE dsmsgs G, PETTYJOHN,
Ofise al Z. g. l. w. D. Tompkirs,
,e l0-3t On the Basin.
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SUIT CoMMENcRD.-Mr Edmon Blapkman. of
the New York bar, bas commenced suit In ,he
United States Circuit Court, for damages against
the Camden and Amboy Railroad Company, for
Injuries sustained by two members of his family
by the late catastrophe at Burlington, NJ.
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hSm TRUNKS CARPET BAGS
ENNTVd AND VALlCES.-All those 10 want
6[ANTllof the above articles are respectfully
invited to call at l29 Main st., where
may be found good assortment at prices to suit the
umes DAVID WALSH
e5 ls9 Maio st.
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Coon MEproINrs.-It ID estimatea Al

GOoD MEDIoINIs.-It is estimatAd that
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL AND CAYHAR.
TIC FILLS have done more TO promote the public
nestn tnen any other one sasss. There can be no
aussaon that the Cherry Peetoral h.s By its thou.
sana on thousand eures Of Colds, Coughs, Asthms
SHp, lnnasnzA b ionehitis, ke very % uch reduc.
90 tne proportion OF deaths from eonsumptiye dis.
esses tn1s country The Pills are &c ROOD 4. Pec
sorsI, and VIII eure more somplaints
Lvetyoooy needs "a or Or less pui eins. Purse tbe
blood nom its impurites Parse the bowels. iivsr'
1na r the G whole ysss.al s,stsm from obstruetons"
vosh hs decay But s9r dissases ws should dis onis
the systsm, ssfore IL is yet too strong to yield =
Ayers riils do thrss out disease nos onlg vhils il
wssf, but when tt has taken strong hold Hsaa
ths sstoundins ststsnnents Of thoas who have besn
sarsd sy thsm from dreadful screfaia Drcp.y Ui
Hesdache, Gout and many less dangerous but stili
tnfeatening silmenta guch Pimples ON the Fsee
worms Nervous Irritsbflty, Loss OF Appetite. Irre.
euiariees, Dizz!ness Ia the Head, Coda Fsvers Dvs
enteIy. and inde1d every variety of complaints for
which purgative remedy IL required.
1nese are no random ststements but are authauti.
eated sy your own neighbors and your own physi.
- Try them once. and you will nsver be without
Prise IS Cents per box-6 boxes for d,
Prepared BY DR.. J. G. AVER, Lowell. Mss .anA
eo.e By al respectable Drussists evsrywhere: ana
soid sy PURCELL, LApD 4 CO., vhoissals and
Eesei!, nasninond, Va. au 50-eodk VAIN
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The RUTcHERIRs IN CHINA.-Dr. Wentworth,
Methodist missionary, writing from Shanghai, under
date of June s.h, says:
:" AT Canton the chief amusement of the imperi.
alists ia cutting off heads Lieut. Jones, of the U,
) Navy, told me he saw one hundred and fifty de.
cspited there In one day recently This is equal
TO the French gulllotine Cincinnati slaughter
house."
Mrs. Williams writes from Canton that execu.
lions proceed at a "frightiul rate" Nearly thou
sand men were butchered there last week, besides
five or six times that number at Shaukng, the
place of the capture of the most of the unhappy
victims of this indiscrminate murder.
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HAIR T0NIo.-Thls Tonic is unsurpassed
BY anything now before the public 1t will promote
the growth and the healthy action Of the hair clean
the head of dandruf. prevent headache, and IL one
of the lest toilet articles used.
Made and sold by r. C. HOBSON, wholesale or
retail, at his Hair Cutting, Shaving and Shampoon-
Ing Room, under the American Hotel-entrance on
1lth 1T. ant
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

- The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
.ceeds considerably that OF all the Dailypapers Of
Hishmord combined.
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an NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK OF ~czsa
IL HATS, CAPS, &C.,
FOR THE FALL TRADE OF 1855.
JOHN DOOLEY

JOHN DOOLEY
respectfully informs bis frenos and the public, that
as o" Just opened the Fall trade with an elegant
s1t most extensive sssortmentof
HATS, CAPS, &c.
hs stock OF Virginia manufactured Goods which
b. osen got up on very large scale and with the
ptsIsh ;sre, will be found together with his fine
ngpy oi imported articles, to embrace ever style
Md to be unexcelIed anywhere.
iSiu' VIII be such as cannot fail to prove highly
satisfactory to customers. 81 MAIN STREET
nc-Im Richmond Va
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HEAVY RoBBERY.-Twenty.six persons were
committed to jail In Cambria county, Pa, on Sat-.
urday, charged with stealing iron ore from the
State railroad. 1t 10 estimated that ore TO the
value of at least SIG 900 has been stolen-more ar
! rests are to be made.
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NAVAL REFoRM-The Star expresses the belief
that the President has signed the order under
which the Secretary of the Navy will carry out th
decisions OF the Naval Reform Board recently Ia
session 10 Wasbipptop -
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SUGAR.-100 hhds. choice New Orleans
~ Sugar. ON hand and for sale by
n6-lw DUNLOP MONCITRE 4 IN
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T FL o MAS w. EE,
AVCTIONEER

No. 90 PEARL STREET,
Will attend to the sale of Resl Estate, and every
description of Merchsndise, Household Furnit ure.
NH
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A CARD:-The subscriber, an experr-
enced pfasttioner OF Medicine, Surgery and ObstA
trisf having located on Broad street, three door
above tenth, oners his professional services 10 the
oitizens Of Rishmond. - "
He has devoted mesir time and attention /, IL,
study and practice of Midwifery and to the trsas.
meut D! Diseases Of Women and Cbildrer
ap 5-SnF HiCH'O 8. CAUTHOkN al D.
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New EsTABLIsHmEEr,-,J JOHNS

NEW ESTABLIsHMENT.-JOHE JOHNSON
lately OF the American Shaving Saloon. has take
the house next door to DR.. Powell on 10th street.
between Main and Cary, and fitted up with superior
accommodations for his business where all who dc.
sire easy and pleasant shave will nd him as here.
tofore, ever ready to please his customers
His superior style of Hair Cutting is provsrbiaI,
and he is sure he can please the most fasdious Hs
will continue to manufacture the celebrated hair re-
sto1ative and tonic, which, with other popular pre-
parations and dyes, together with the delightful
shampoon bath, will make his shop he hopes, the
resort Of ali who desire to be waited upon n hs linz
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FALL RACES.

~AAA BROAD ROCK
2ETS kACE0-FALL MEET
ING. 1855, will Commences
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10 NERVOUS SUFFERERs.-A retired cler =
gymap restored to health in few days, after mauy
years OF great nervous suffering is anxious to MAKE
known the mean. Of cure VIII send lfrse) the pre-.
scr scriPt,on P used Direct Rev JOHN NJ. DAGNALL,
No So Faltoa strest, Brooklyn NJ Y
1-dlmGw1tk RI -
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REMOvAL.-The Office of the RIoHMOsp
FIRE ASSOCIATION has beun removed to the ssoopJ
Story Of the Building cornrr of Main and IIth sts.-
u Entrance on l1th street.
Applications for FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INSU.
RANGES, will be promptly attended to.
Without boasting of their ability to comply with
their obligations they take pleasure In refe rrins to
all who have had business with the Office for the
satisfactory manner in whish it has been transased
JAMES C. CRANE, President.
JKo. II. BosHER, Secretary. fails
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Powers DUKES DAGUERREoTYPEs,
which has created such a sensation with the public
still to be had at IS9, Main street.
We have several late improvements in the art, to
which we invite particular attention.
Boston Quick for sale by
su22 POWERS DIXIE
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(.HAMPAGNE VIM. 80 6ssTets g --lgsa
.s-is biG;;si.s5,r. i;;i s0nsuas . |. o. q. -
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LEE d BAYLY, ATToRN EYs AT Law,
and Commissioners to take Dispositions Afidsvits
Acknowledgements of Deeds, Powers of Attorney,
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OsRORNE's GoLp ENAMELEn DAaurt

OsBORNE dOLD ENAMELED UAGUERREOs
TYpEs.-The public are invited to call and view tbs
new styles Daguerreotypes taken at this OLE
hshed Gallery. They admitted to be superior TO
any ever before seen. A. w. OSBORNE,
JyZi Opposite Exchanse Rank
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"DAGUERREorYPEs taken by N. P. 81
MONS are very superior "-Enquiyer.
THE eyes, the most difficult feature for sun be ar
to catch, are taken with unusual clearnespn-WhiS
se8
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~ sAM'L I: BAYLY, Commissioner of the United
States Court of Claims, and Notary Public. :
Offiee on 1lth st., between Main and Bank
au l2-dl2m -
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HARD TIMES.

A MEXICAN wiDOwg EEIIsY AssoeTArIo.--Dg-
sgbsa W Assisi ttn.s principally .ko have aver
fnovh s1sei poyvriT bai -bs srs nss sars,,ax v..t
vto you'd rstbsr s,Arys than to ss1 .osl ssiv 49,
charity - save ibsir ckfrsB from saHsynx ana I~r.
aAtnn 70 r'n ans assis, 'seh, soeosfins Ger sDi
~, this sssoeisuon has I'm orgaailsd All vbo s.h.
stffbe 10 The articles ~ sssocaign aud ali In p,o<,
ung 10 otscts ~ soairbutsss 81 uass Or mas. \,
ssd ~ sash deserving osse,s ~ their charity iii 80
een'idsrss nsnb<ft AM y entitled 81 y,es In az,
sreeen The foi9-nr are ;hs oaesrs Axsss1 spss for
ne preliminary orsaSifan9n
TstgTrss q " h,a~nsi Ne Exs, Yif,seph street.
Ihomas ksEFAih, 81 Eafi T~sns, sseood s,-st. 4 ~
T.sfwsli, = sehols. Hossl James " Cog..s q, ysu
suest Nm. " Bsfross, Irpins House
THon heuEATH Trsssassr, rrs1n' Nassau I,~as
rpt0s bffssos hsrfssarr iit Oresns s,rest
t-gssttut0ns ussssf lar1sdslsy for tss 81 a. a.
nssriy coo bspsfsi 'sfniiiss sir.aiy visited
rIHE EItIty AsaO,IATrOs op Tug rtti,tryg,.rf,
II sAf3 IssfeeHsly anDssbcss 10 ihs pahl< ,h., a..
Esr Reel Haas VII cs4vsr sLarltA6ls Als@a-,.. -.
ruhtAy sisfntta ssxt Jasa9ry ~ Al th,.. .,la,. !.
III ksiknair IT1fesfknt Chareh In At,o,,., 60.
t~irssn I*tnJ ssa Mvingssn srss,s .Asn ssl,~~,.,.
ssf ,lsp sshsefp,ien oil W iaksa 70 "a =. h, 49,
- " ''As 80 ssh'ianFs q tbs poor ~ ths vsrd
W y " coasis, seers,sTy.
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Pianos, P1anOs.-tsreat Reduction In Prices
Superior toned pianos for s175, 500 and $685. interior
~ good and the entire instrument streng and du
rble those which cost $500 Pianos Of every variety
nufactories; among them the celebrated modern i'm
proved Horace Waters pianos, ard the first premium
olian pianos Of Gilbert Co.'s make (owners of the
1olan paten Second hand pianos at great bargains,
melodeons Of every style, from five different manuiac
tories. Each instrument guaranteed
HORACE WATERS, 1888 Broadway.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
LECTURES.

NIERcANTILE LIBRARY AssoCIATIoN-BY TNvI
Vl tation, Mr. J. H. Wainwright, OF this city, will dc.
liver lecture before the Association, at Clinton Hail.
Astor place on Monday evening, Jan 30 at O'Clock
Sunjeci-"Polities and Patriotism nckets--25 cents
To he had At the detk OF the library and MesSr Hall
A Son 4 music store 23g Broadway
DOUGLAS LEFFlNGwELL,l $500
FRANK VI. BALLARD, c 1919
JOHN CRERAR 'ommHSee'
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GFkAT iBldrTIpg IN EgIDY w.fV ~ 0rufxa
- To- mofs - tiss. o. oYes.aa,s =, bssf. fl,@..
80 49, .oss w. sgsiiav srxissfy sls Al.s issg.
= es<hi 90 fansy stM snN y.I.ss sss,s TO-, A.
- 49, ht"NSk tEviE ssrpsf ~ Nssssa sss
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INoR LvERP00I.-UNITED STATES MAI. STEAM
Il ship PACIFIC, T.. Nye, Commander. This steam.
chip viii depart with the United states mails Europe
positively ON Wednesday, February 7, at i2 O'Clock
from her berth at the loot Of Canal street For revh
or passage having unequalled accommodation for sle
gancs and comfort apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS, 30 Wall street
Passengers requested 10 be board At IL Y A. NJ
TIE Atlantic win succeed the Pacidc aud sail Feb 81
shippers vii please take notice that the ships of
this line cannot carry any goods eontraband Of
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Pianos to Rent.-Just Received n Fine As
sortment Of 6h 6 and 6Z octave pianos for rent.
H0RACE WATERS, 1888 Broadway.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20, 1855.
Money Is more plentiful and first class paper wanted
at per cent Our stock market Is rather better the
business this morning comprised Reading Railroad at
36H; Morris Canal l415; Long Island Railroad 15<
Psnnsylvania Railroad 434; Pennsylvania State fves
SIX.
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State or the Weather.


PHILADELPHIA Jan. 20, 1855.
commenced showing here about 10 O'Clock last night
but has since moderated and at present having
some rain.
EAsToS, Pa, jan IS, 1855.
Snow to depth OF five inches fell here last night and
sim continues, drifting badly that it is feared the
trains will be detained.
BALTIMORE, jan 26. 1855
heavy storm has prevailed here all night, but
there are now signs Of clearing up.
OswEGo, Jan 26, 1885,
Snow commenced falling here last night and still
tnues.
ROCHESTER, Jan. 20, 1855.
storm has been raging here all day and
still tinues The Is about foot deep, and the
are all behind time.
BosroN, jan 26, 1885,
Three inches of fell here to day and followed
by heavy rain storm this evening. The weather
ports from the local cities East West and North
show mild weather with indications of snow.
SYRACUSE, Jan. %, 1855.
We have hal constant showing here all day. Sn ow
Some fifteen inches deep
ALBANY, jan 20, 1855.
severe snow storm from the North west prevails
with high wind Depth Of snow at present about four
inches.
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Powers Greek Slave tor S3-Subscribers
% the Knickerbocker and all the other three dollar
nasaxines, receive certificate Of membership in the
Cosmopolitan Art and Literary Association. The first
House, at the Knckerbocker office, 34s Broadway up
Utai1s.
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CcOreH ftRnlB 90 fok HafE tiilaF-J1sr
- trSsght ovs,. ssnaii $40 pure lfe~g geei sat-
a. vefb $50 -li - saia for 80 sssh VI tppaNi fsr
immstis'siy ths e-~ssr hsvss gss fN klE Agyly
o. ~ HstfeE susss 1saf Cenai
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

DEv. THOMAS wIIKs WILL PREACH TOMORROW
II (sabbath) morning, at loh O'Clock, At the room
over the Savings Bank, corner OF Fourth and South
Third streets, Williamsburg and 10 the evening, at TX
O'Clock Professor Bush will deliver the first Of
OF lectures the doctrines OF the New erusalem
Church. The public are most respectfully invited.
DIV. CHARLES W. SHIELDS, DID,, OF PHIIADET1
pba, will deliver the sixteenth discourse before the
Young Mems Association Of tbe south butch Church.
Fifth avenue Twenty first street on
evening, 2sth inst, at TX O'Clock.
THE REV. GEORGE b. CHEEvER, ID, WILL DE.
II liver the thirteenth discourse before the Young
Peoples Christian Association Of Calvary Baptist Church.
Twenty third street. Fifth avenue morrow even
ing, at y O'Clock.
TNHB REV. u. W. COLLIER Will. DELIVER THE
Il seventh discourse before the Young Peoples Asso.
cation Of the Reformed Dutch Church In Twenty first
street, near. sixth avenue, Sabbath evening nett
(January 81, At rs o'clock All young people Ars
vited 10 be present. Seats free TO all.
THE GOSPEL or HE KINGDOM or GOD, AZ
i taught In the Scriptures, will continue to be
pounded every Lords day, by DIR. Thomas, the
meeting house OF the Association Of Believers Of
Twenty second street and Seventh avenue All aterest
cd la the sgns Of the times wing the speedy
introduction Of that Kingdom invitsa TO attend
Bible in hand Forenoon 10Is O'Clock; evening, o'ck.
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Paris Boots, Shoes and Gaiters-Just re-
ssived from the celebrated manufacturers of orrs
Richeheu, ~, and Melies Place de la Bourse, Paris;
ssd all the celebrated makers. BY EUGENE FERRIS, 81
Nassau street.
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What n Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps -
Bee report of Ten Governors, published in the Tribune
November 3d.
The Committee Prisons (Govs Duke and Degro,) to
whom referred the proprety of using Wofes Schei
dam Aromatic Schnapps In hospitals, respectfully
report that they have the article and in their
Judgment IL possesses advantage other brands
o gin at much less cost and therefore recommend that
this Board do not endor,e 1t the pure Holland GIN
Adopted.
ARTHUR KENDALL, No. I William street,
ssEs the pure Holland gin, warranted, imported by
the gallon at 81 sample bottles SO cents EACH II bot
ties In case, complete, Sc.
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Clothing Mt Nominal Prices.-Blnck Beaver
overcoats $l2 fine cloth tamas, Sill full circle wrap
rasca, $6 1900 pair fancy cashmere pants, 81 SO;
black cashmere pants, 50, at EVANS clothing
house. Sc and 6S Fulton street.
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TUI !ItgHl OF PhsrHKt HpPIy 20
EDWD X COLLINS, No. 90 Wall street, New York.
BROWN, sHIPIEY a CO, Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD n Co, q Austin Friars London.
b. g. WAINWRIGHT a co, Paris.
GEORGE H. DRAPER, Havrs.
The OF these ships will not be accountable for
gold silver bullion, specie iewclry precious stones
metals, unless bills OF lading signed therefor and
the value thereof therein expressed
Shippers please take notice that the shps OF this line
cannot carry any goo Ia con traband of war.
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Albert II. N,cholax wm Hold . Special Auc.


tion sale of stocks and bonds this day. at 12 O'clock
at the Merchants Exchange For further
his advertisement in another column. Catalogues be
obtained at the ofnce No. Broad street.
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Green, Astor House, can imagine how q
gentleman must feel at receiving, just be Is
about TO leave the city, set Of shirts that he
and has chance TO return Therefore Green
makes It rule TO ct everybody and disappont nobody.
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BROKEN Banhs.-Present

Broken Banks.-Present Value.-Au City
banks taken at part Governmt mt Stock rs cents Bridge
Ton, 90; Wheat Growers, 90; washtenaw, 40; Lewis
County, 80; Indiana Banks, 90; at EVANS clothing
warehouse 66 and IS Fulton street
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N HE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED srAIf8
i NAL s,eamers-The ships composing the line are

ATLANTIC, Capt. West. BALTIC, Capt Comstock.
PACIFIC, Capt. Nye. ADRIATIC, Capt. -.
These ships have been built by contract expressly for
government service Every has been taken In their
construction also in their engines TO strength
and speed and their accommodations for passengers
unequaled for elegance and comfort Price Of passage
from New York 10 Liverpool In FIRST class cabin, $780,
In second do S5 exclusive OF extra size
s326; from Liverpool New York. 80 and 20 gcineas
An experienced surgeon attached 10 ship No berth
secured until paid for.
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eonnoerao'y damaged BY water The loss, however, Is
fully covered by insurance.
There tremendous thick snow Storm IN tba hav
this afternoon.
The ship Richmond, hence for New Orleans is reported
m dangerous situation the shoals near Hospital
Island and the steamer r. B. Forbes has gone to her as
distance.
The British brig Bloomer, of Halifax, is reported by
telegraph as being ashore at Rams Head where she
viii probably 60 to pieces All hands on board of her
saved.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

0wEGo, Jan. 20, 1855.
A man named Redheld, resident of Tunkhannock,
Pa, killed last night Painted Post station on
the Erie Railroad by jumping of the express train
while IL was running at full speed.
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OTf1cI OF mn sEcosD AVENUE RAuloAp onx.
~ pahy, ssu fors, January IS, tssS,-rls sspsai
sseuon for Directors ~ tLis oonpAny viii 10 hss y.
konfsJ, February psrt at the oao. q the sor,ssny
No ~ kovuy, from az tli o'eio1i. ma trssss,,,
bois vii " elossd from Tbs 18th met uEtu sf,~y o.
sisSbSs' NJ Tssr, " q. EODfJtr, Fs<rstasy.
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judicial Appointments In Canada.

TORONTO, Jan. 20, 1855
The Hon. Mr.. Norm, Commissioner of Grown Lands,
has been appointed to the Judgeshp of the Court Of
Queens Bench, vacant by the death of Mr.. Justice
Panet. This appointment win necesstate change
in the Cabinet.