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8perial Notices.

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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
tseEciaL DISPATCH
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN LYNCuBURG
Loss Thirty Thousand Dollars
tsrEclaL DrspArcH !
SMALL INSURANCE.


LYScHBuRG. J an. Ga fire broke ont in
this place about 1 o'clock this morning and
consumed a large amount of valuable prop.
erty. Some twelve buildings were entirely
consumed, including the machine shop OF
Curtis Eames, Railey's carriage shop, S. & IL.
Mchinney's grocery and Bruee's stables
Messrs, Mckinney lost every thing but their
books and papers.
Conant & Waldron's furniture asta blish
ment was in imminent danger, but was saved
through the exertions of the Iiremen.
The bosrders at the Norvoll House were
greatly alarmed Some of thom, scarcely
dressed, were at the door, with carpet bags
in their hands, ready to depart
The fire is supposed to have been caused
by sparks from an engine in Curtis Eames
machine shop. The calamity falls heavily
upon some OF our most enterprsing citizens.
1t is impossible to give now an accurate
statement of the losses. They are estimated
however, at $50, 900, not more than one third
OF which is insured.
The iiremen and citizens labored manfully
for the suppression of the flames, and but
for their extreme eXertions, the conhagration
would have been much more serious.
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CONGRESs-SATURDAY.

The Senate was no. N session to-day.
House OF REPRFS f NTATIvE S.-Mr. Boccck pre-
.u.ed letter from the Secretary of the Navy. rela
rive she increase Of the Navy OF the United
~.ltes; which ordered t. be printed
Mr. Maxwell asked leave to submit a resolution re
guessing the President OF the United States to fur.
uish to the House of the number Of for
eisEers employed in the different departments OF
the Government, snd the number which have been
appointed since the 9TH of March, 1858; leave moi
granted
Mr. Chngnau made personal explanation, excul-
pGtug himself and other nembers of the Commit
lee Foreign AfaiTs from the intention Of pressing
the EZRA ion Of the 1eF0lution proposing the
da-!on Of the United States TO the powers ensa-
ged in the Eastern war after being informed by the
proper aeraTtmeEt that such 3 measure was de en-
ed iueXpedent.
On motion Mr.. Ready the bill providing pay
meat for property destroyed oy the enemy dulipg
the war Of Ia was made the special order for next
Tuesday week
hr Ready introduced joint resolution to exclude
the pub &c printers Of the two houses of Congress
from Ieceiv additional compensation under the
provisions Of the bill approx ed July %, 1854.
The House then proceeded to the Co: d 7ration of
bills on the private calendar, and after maturing and
passing several, the House adjourned over until
IUrsQAy next
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EROhf NEW YORK

NV ToRk. Jan. d.-By joint resolution Of the
Legislature, both Houses have agreed 90 into con-
'entoh Tor the election Of United States Senator
o. the 6tb Of February.
The British steamship Glasgow, from Glasgow, has
arrived Al this port The nsws by her has been az =
ucpa Cd Dy the arrival OF the steamer Asia at BCs-
Ton TAe Glasgow brings very large fteis hit and a
iui' complement of passengers.
The CoIiins' steamer Atlantic, for Liverpool, will
s-ll on Wednesday next the 10th inst.
The def4uiting director of the Empire City Bank,
samuel Legetr, committed suicide in this city last
night. He wrote his wife note, previous to com
never see him again.
Fae Ocean Bank is understood to be heavy loser
By The failure OF Wedsworth 4 Sheldon.
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CHARGE OF UsURY AGAINST i BANK.

CWARGL OF UsUNY AGAINST 4 BANk.
FHILADELPAIA, January G.-The charge brought
& .aiust The Commercial bank OF this city OF dis
counting a. usurious rates Of interest was he ard in
the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania to day. Ali
davis presented, charging the officers Of the
bank with discountiEg paper after bank hours at
usurIuu5 rates his charged that l1e receipts be-
tween Nay aud September, from this source, were
~Ill9O above legal interest.
Pending the argument, the judge suggested that
It would be 4 matter OF inquiry whether the court
hal Jurisdiction, as the charge was at present a
common one, over Which the Supreme Court had
10 jurisdiction, except TO review the decisions Of
fht llferi0r courts.
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STALEED BY A WOnAN.-Wn.. Harden, negro
waiter At Pooe's place, in Broadway, New York was,
's'- Friday night stabbed by Harriet Chambers, the
Sl'7f COOK, also negro. Harden was drunk, end
-ns'sed Harriet with circulating certain reports and
ale 81 return called him liar. Harden then struck
nsi several blows, when she seized large knife and
p'lhasd the blade into the abdomen of her asssil-
al'' causing ffghtful and probably fatal wound
she then made her egcape
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GALE OF CANAL BOAT "OLD
~ NORTH STATE" AT AUCTION, UNDER
TRUST DEED-By virtue OF deed of trust flom
Eustace Appleyard, dated 7th March, 1854, duly
recorded in Richmond Hastings Court. 1 shall as
Trustee therein named, proceed to sell at public
auction, the Basin bank in the city of Richmond
near the Office of Eustace l. Appleyard, the Canal
Boat 'Old North State" with its appurtsnances.
The sale will take place on MONDAY, the 18th of
January, 1856, at the hour of IL O'Clock M
Terms cash. E. j. PICOT, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN K APPERsoN, Aucts
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NEW YORK mARKET-Iar g

eao s'oH'-The flour market is unchauged-
e. htil = more active with sales of 500 bbIs nj
90 81 % tor mixed 10 good brands 81 a.! for IA
$50 ,ofahaYwlne and Sl0dSI0 50 for fancy and
,HsLldns Richmond City at the latter rates
Wb,st 7 iao naAaii are nominal at 10 G2l0sli.
f aest is quiet, but much wanted
.sls. n n" @ snced several per bushel with
,io VI 10 no bushels at 81 05 for Western mixed in
Wbi.IuS IVi tor South. rn white near at hand
~uHtey Ia held more frmly M 37l037I
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Dropsv, Falling of the Womb. and Female Com
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MEDICINES the result of thirty years practice
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hundreds OF Physicians and thousands of Patients
REMEDY FOR EACH DISEASE.
DR.. J 8. ROSES COUGH SYRUP OR EX-
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ting of Blood inflammation of the Lungs or Throat
and all Pulmonary Diseases This preparation not
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Medicine, it is the best in the World 1t is now
used and recommended de by rhysIsiaDs at home and
Dr. S. ROSES WHOOPING COUGH SYRUP
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DR.. ROSES FEMALE PILLS, a valuable reme-
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All of Dr. j. 8. ROSES valuable Family Medicines
to be had of Purcell, LadS 4 Co., BennettG Beers,
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BY ELIAS HALE. JOG Main st.
A UCTIO.N SALE OF WATCHES

A u CTIO,N SALE OF WATCHES
IA JEWELRY. FANCY GOODS, DRY GOODS,
&c-On WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Eve
nngs at O'Clock. without reserve.
Also, at private SALE at greatly reduced prices to
close various consignments. large assortment OF
Fancy Work and Toilet Cases, Desks, Reticues, Ac-
cordeons FlutInas Porte Monnsies, Clocks Jewelry,
Silver and Plated Ware, &c
WATCHES-Just received, large assortment OF
fine Watches, in gold and silver cases; open and
hunting cases from the most celebrated msuufactu
rers Of English Levers, Anchor Levers and Lepines,
warranted to perform well.
Also, SO Ergsh Lever Watches, in silver hunttug
cases. of the best Makers that have given such Sc
neral satisfaction at my former Gales.
Watch Repairing attended to promptly.
consisnments Of merchandise solicited for ny
auction or private sales ELIAS HALE.
r. No. los Main street.
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GREAT FIRE IN BUFFALO |!
From the Daily Republic
BUFFALO. NEW YORl

From the Daily Republic
BUFFALO. NEW YORK,
FRIDAY, Dec. Is
TNHERE is standing in front of the pre-
Z misses of Messrs WEEKS Il PRESCOTT, No.
81 Main street, a Safe-HERRlNG'S Improved Pa
tent Champi0u-which is curiosity to look upon.
1t belongs to Messrs. TRUSCOTT Co. whose
Distillery destroyed by fire Wedne sday evenn G.
The Safe was so warped and sprung by the action of
the intense heat TO which it had been subjected on
the occasion referred to, that it impossible TO
unlock it and was brought to the establishment of
w. P for the purpose of being opened: which, sf.
ter considerable difficulty, effected When OPEN
ed, much to the surprise and delight of the owners
the contents, (which va have personally inspected,
and veuch for the truth of VIII we state, con-
sisting Of set of Account Books Bonds and Mort
cages, Policies of Insurance, Notes Bank Bills
Specie, &C., found to BE- in perfect state of
preservstionnott the slightest signs of any unusual
heat beirg visible in any part thereof.
to We have fine variety of Mr.. HERRING'S
SAFES at our Bookstore, corner Of Main and 1lth
streets. Call and see them.
KNOWLES & WALFORD.
ia 5-3t Agents for Richmond Va.
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-, rAi Al Ar RAf.-A ad:ay occurred near Colches-
o. D. a'tiaA couutT, Va, the 10th ult between
~, ION "Im5ley and CHARLES Shs phsrd, Two young
men, ii which shepherd was stabbed sev.rery, and
'Hoseloehty dea. GIimsleY has been arreated
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EOk SALE-Exchange on Baltim0rti
Il Philadelphia, New York and Boston. at pre-
GOLD. SILVER and Richmond BANK NOTES
wanted.
discount. ~
ja5-lw Exshsugs ofaes, Ne. s Pssai q.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF CANAL BOAT

1kUSIEE 5 SALE OF CANAL BOAT
Il LITTLE TENNESSEE" AT AUCTION
BY virtue of deed of trust to me, executed by Eus-
tscs Appleyard, dated the 7th day of April 1854,
Guy recorded in the Hastings Court, Richmond,
bank, in the city of Richmond, near the ohice of
Eustace Appleya'd, the Canal Boat Little Ten
nessee," with it's appurtensnces.
The sale will take place MONDAY, the 18th of
January, 1855, at IL O'Clock nj
Terms cash. r. j. PICOT Trustee,
Sale conducted by GoDDIN ArPERsoN Aucts.
10
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HOUSE AND LOT ON VALLEY ~

HOUSE AND LOT ON VALLEY ST,
IL FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will be sold on
THURSDAY afternoon, 18th January, 1855, on the
premises, commencing at o'clock. the House and
Lot on Valley street, near Wesley Chapel, now &C.
cuped by Mr.. Jas Saunders. The house has roo ms,
and kitchen, and in the yard there is well OF
water.
TERMS-One-third cash; balance at and months
for negotiable notes. interest added, and title retain.
ed till last note is paid
ia 8 GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts
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a., "fIsl1hAIIoS OF JUDG E.-Judge Cady. the old
w. Suase Of the supreme Court of New YORK for
sfe Than thirty years one OF the ablest real state
~ eL' IL the United States. has resigned his seat
~ .'He bench 10 which be was elected in the frat
'0''' al r!ecnon under the new constitution
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~ he Washington Star is informed that the II s.
T. ING. Attorney for Minnesota has been re moyed
Is si'o rumofed that the judges for the same ter
''oi5 nave been removed, but this is not credited
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The name Of the man who was run over and Ii
by the cars Of the Winchester and Potomac railroad
a'' tuesday week, was VIM. Chapman. He leav.
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AUCTION sALng.
FUTURE DAY
BY GODDIN a APPFPa0N

HRUSTFE'5 SALE OF TOBACCO
Il SCREWS, PRESSES. FLATrENINfy Mill
AND LAngE QUANTITY OF NEE &c.
AT AUCTION As Trustee In Deed dated 2Dth r,
December 80 from Joseph q. Din Esu.. duy re-
corded IN Richm nd Hastings Court shall nrocasd
70 sell at public AUCTION At the Tobacco Fsctary on
DAY. the 18Th day of January, 1856 commencins ?,
10 o'clock all the Tobacco Screws, Presses Fis,ten
ing Mills dc therein. consisting of the usual ".
18Th day of Janusry 1885, commencing at IL o'cl .cI
d at the Lumber Yard 1t the corner OF Leigh and
Foushee SITS very large lot of excellent Lumber
suitable for Tobscconists and others
TERMs-All sums under Sle0, cash; over that amt
month"; credit, for approved endorsed negotiable
paper Il. q TOMPKINS. Trustee.
Sails conducted by GoDDIN l. APPERsoN, Aucts.
iaa-dtds
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TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABIE

Il REAL ESTATE ON PLANK ROAD, NEAR
RICHMOND As Trustees In Deed made by Saun'l
Burch dated 18th October, 1855 duly recorded in
Henrico County Court, we shall proceed to sell at
public Auction, on tbs premises, on THURSDAY,
the 18th day of January, 1855, commencing at
O'Clock p. NJ, that excellent Brick Dwelling ON the
North side of Plank Road, near Richmond opposite
the residences Of MeFsrs. Charles Phillips and w.
smith, fronting Sc feet, running back 1879 feet an
ally The title is believed to be perfect bot sell
ing as Trustees shall convey with the usual war
ranty.
The terms of payment which will be remarkably
accommodating g, will be made known at the hour Of
sale. w. GODDIN, lm.,
]. G CABELL. iruaees'
Sale conducted by GoDDIN l. APPERsoN, Aucts
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