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Sen. Va sssss<3
All solvent small notes, except Fredericksburs Cor.
Roration. arc taken By the brokers At y cent dis
fredericksburg are down 70 Is pct discount :
Oad-A premium. Slssv-Old premium; New
prem. -
Sa.ss er Stocks yepovssd ~ JoAs a. Lancssses aad
Ssa. Breksvs, for The week snkiso T7srs6ay, May
v,eni.s psresnts 81 Jssrs to run. no sales at th.
Virginia spsr cent?. Is years time. sslss 90 snd
s sa,a par esnts over 10 ysa to run. sales 1t
ssaa Ia per csnis undsr 10 yss to run sales st
otafs Compose ess and int
IN guaranteed By the Stats, last Gales 1t es6 and
A ca City Bonds. 81 ysars to run, sales s
visllna kspk etock, par Gao, last sales At a7l
SSesaeW bank btock, last sales u tiOG sA
ExehanGe Bank Stock, sales It NosfoIs - n,n,,
sEfiniA Fire and Asxins, last Gales 6ias SA"s1'
eesnosd bise AAsscistioa Stock, Per 90. ..I.. :.
Ass sSse rrsds1sLsbare and foton.. R.llro.s
s;spee Gsatrel Raiirpsd Gtosk, last sales Al las
= and Pstsrsburs Railroad Stock, LAT ssIes
si e. and Dsavills Railroad STOCK, isa sale.
''"ss hivsf and K.nswh. stock. lest slss GA
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DESIRABLE PROP Ext ON


The House and Lot on the corner of Broad and 2zi
street. in the occupancy of the subscrber y Oh
fered for sale The Lot fronts &C. feet on Broad st.
running back $50 feet to alley. The location OF
this property psesenta peculiar sdvaatssss. being
ton within ten minutes walk of the Post Office and
other Important business localities 1t possesses all
the without iecuring some OF the odious
expenses incident to city residerce.
ANY one DESTROYS of purehasins such property, may
secure bargain on the most accommodating terms,
If early sppiic alton ID made to
nv 9-dts II. WARREN.
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GREAT BARGAINS in GAUZE for
~ covering Chandeliers Pictures, &c the best
and cheapest thing yet offered for the purpose.
my l6-3t THOS. X. PRICE 4 CO.
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INTERCHANGEABLE.
.NE HUNDRED DOLLARS B

ANE HUNDRED DOLLARS Re-.
" WARD The shove reward and all reasonable
expenses viii - paid for the spprehenslon ana de-
livery to - In Richmend, Of negro woman. slave,
named MARIA, or, 90 shs calls hsrselft MARIA
PERRY. Maria 10 Of medium statue. with round
face skin about ginger bread color, good set Of
teeth, full head Of half ard pleasing c0nntenance
Her precise age Il not recolected, bot she 10 be-
lisysd to be- about a or Is years old.
PHILIP n. TABB 4 SON, Agents,
~ Oeics on Governor street, between Main and
Rras lin 81 - my dim
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No IO9 Maln DtIooty -
Offer their Immense stock q
AT prime cost from this date to the let day Of June
intending to close cut the whole stock. preparatory
20 EMO Cy'oRINTHIAN HALL,
AZ vhieh place they arc now arranging. and will
shortly exhibit the most extensive, varied ana mag
CHAN CHAMBER AND COTTAGE FURNITURE
EVER EXHIBITED SOUTH.
SroRE No. 1863 FOR RENT. i
sp I3-d:1Juns
'VHAS. II. LANGLEY, Tin and Sheet
~ Iron Manufacturer, 18th street, between Main
ana o'i Gg1 n' FITTING AND FIXTURES.
Steam Pipes for Churches. Public Buildinss. 81 70.
gs Il 'sF RI # e ~
nOGGETT s. ANDERSON, UPHOL-
IL sTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS. Coz
NER OF GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN STs, are nov
and eie CANT stock Of French and American Paper
Hansinss, Borders, Fire screen. and Curtain Papers
T6 sos Tss. Oh Coths a. qualities
and Cocoa Mattinge Curtain Damask and Tnmminsf
Muslin and Lace Curtains; Window Shades CsI .
Hair and ehuck Mattresses; Feather Beds Boisfen
Wsbbinr, de-, which will be sold on the most rsa-
.sosss s:s s.S E r.ssds exc
Or country A continuation Of patronage received IL
respectfully solicited, with our best endeavors 70
merit the same. nm z4-oSM
T CKERT & DETTMAN, FRISCO And
Ia ORNAMENTAL PAINrERs, RIcHMoED. Va
The Subscribers lately of New York; having estao'
ryins ON and executing FREsCO and ORNAMENT
Al DECORATION, beg leave to inform the public
s wo1l n line wtS Which they may be favored
In ses xsry cs1 Mr. John r Ballard and Mr.
G. Hobson, on whose private reiidences we hsvs
Orders left 1t M W. settlers Paint Store, Nc. 142
Main Of. LICKERT L DETTMAN,f
NH lS-Sm* Fresso and Ornamental Painters
4 IGHTNING KODS.-P r o T E CT
IL YOUR HOUSES AND PERSONS lister
BINS l. MILLER, having been engaged IN this city
and the SSpnr fSs R 9Ies and 9t
a. they believe given entire satisaction, would In.
form the public that they are stl prepared TO put
up. either In town or country, LIGHTNING hODS
made by the most approved makers.
Thank for past patronage they respectfully AK
q continuance from the public.
Orders may be addressed to them through the
Richmond Post Office, Box 72. NH 27-Sms
nANIEL O'DONNELL, HOUSE AND
II SHIP PLUMBER. No, go MAIN ST., RICH
W-Hydrsulio Rama, Lift ard Force Pumps, Bath
Tubs, Wash hand Basins. Water Closets, Copper and
Ircn Boilers, &sq fitted up On the most approved
principles. aud ct the loweat prices.
~ Orders from the country promptly executed.
UJOBBIN0 punctually attended to.
4
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NHAMPAGNE WINE-We have been
~ appointed by the Importer OF the celebrated
"Eugene ChqHor" CHAMPAGNE WINE, Agents
for the sale of it in this city, Norfolk Petersburg and
Lynchburg.
This is one of the best Wines imported. We sell
It here at same prices charged by the importer in
New York. We call the attention of dealers par.
ticularly to this Wine
ROYAL & sNoDGRAsS,
Merchandise Brokers, Pearl ST.. below Cary.
INV Tim Riehmond Va
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FARTN Z sHIP--Tbe underlined
have formed : CO PARTNERShlP for the purpose
Of eonducting the COACH-MAKING BUSINESS
In this city In all its branches uader the firm OF
BAILEY & FRANCIS, at tho establishment On
18th street. occupied by the senior partner for sevs
raj years past. they VIII keep coostsntly on band
BAROUCHES, ROCKAWAYs, BUGGIES. SUI.
klES, &c., all Of the best manufacture and mate.
rials. gs4sse5sst - 49, sf
REPAIRING done at the shertsst notice and 90
the most reasonable terms Thankful for past To-
vors to the old establishment solicit ontinus'
ton Of the custom OF the public. All We esd .
ness In our line ON ocr workmanship
u ass79 fesae3 n VIM W. BAILEY,
ap 6-d&wSm o A. FRANCIS
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NOIICE.-Any person or persons are
forbid buying any land LANDS in the States of
Virginia Kentucky beoD gins to the estate Of Ma
than Field, deceased, from William Stanley or his
Agents; the contract not being carried out 40 per
power Of Attorney, made 2lst day OF April, 1854
sut contract 10 null and void from this date.
SAMUEL FIELD, M. D.
Attorney for the Heirs.
April 18th, 1855. 4-ta
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"ARM WEATHER WARES. water
w Coolers. Cream Freezsrs Bath Tubs, Hip
Baths, Sprinklers Water Buckets, Cannsters of ell
hindu, small Portable Summer Ranges, Furnaces,
Enamelled Kettles, Sauce Pans, Coffee ROSTERS,
Pans, Tea Kettles Suction, force aud Chain Pumps,
small Garden and Fire Engines, Hydraulic Rams
Lead Pipe, &c, for sale the Stove and Tin Ware
Factory, 146 Main street, near the Exchange Bsnt.
ap 27-Im GEORGE STARRETT
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I EECHES! LEECHES! LEECHES :.
IL The subscriber being obliged to leave his office
on Main, bstwsep 9 h and 18th streets, would re-
specially inform his friends and patrons that they
will be promptly attended to by leaving their orders
at bis residence Leigh, between I'd and 5rd streets
supply of the best EUROPEAN LEECHES a.
ways on hand. EDWp. r. MARTIN, 4
Leechsr and Cupper, Leigh, between I'd and Srd
z my Aim -ss streets.
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nRY G o ID S DRY G. GOD s ! !!
II DRY GoODS!u-IAPORrANT TO CITY
AND COUNTRY CUSTOMERS-I have large
stock of DRESS 0OOHS and all kinds of Embroi
derry, consisting of rich Onotou Collars and Sleevee
Mantles and large stock of fancy colored and black
Silks lar &c lot of Pafasos and Ladies Umbrellas
adies worked aud grass Skirts. Alsoa large stock
of Hosiery, all of which will sell at greatly redu-
ced prices. MORRIS w. ROSE,
nv S-d2m b No 2QS BYoad atxeet
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS Re

" WARD -Rsnaway from the Coke mines, Ia
this county, Monday. the 9Th ult.. srssre named
EOR E--compiexion black; s feet inches In
heights q years old; intelligent and spighty; eene-
rally smiles when spoken TO; mouth very small Tor
q negro; raised in Charlottesville, end has been
tWics reclaimed a. o runaway within the past year,
once from Augusta jail and once from Kockr CHAM.
George will no doubt disown his name and owner
ship, a. he has before done. sf ~
IN m1i"ts JNO. J. whATH. Agent.
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THE RUNAWAY NEGROES who es-

WIN 8. WOOD, CHEAP WHOLE
w SALE AND RETAIL TIN LATE AND
SHEET IRON MANUFACTURER, AND STOVE
DEPOT. No G Main Street, Richmond. Ia 2 deoys
Adore Old Market. keeps constantly on hand , full
assortment Of Plain Tin and Fancy Japsnped Ware.
8tovss, Hot Air Furnaces. Grates Fsnders. &c oil
Of which he Offers to the public on the most favora-
BILE terms. $3.50 r7fsssH st-- So
F ROOsIE0. GUTTERING and SCOUTING exc
cuted at shoit notice. either Ia town county.
Country Merchants would 60 well to call and ex-
anime my stock before purchasing elsewhere, a. l
IN determined to sell low for cash. -
NH 23-dSm WIN SEARS WOOD.
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LIGHTNING RODS! LIG HTNING
IL RODS.-Hsvina made arrangements with the
patentee of one Of the best lightning Rods ia the
United States by which we are now prepared to put
that charged for similar Rods at present. We will
also sell the Rods and Fixtures persons wishing
to put them up themselves, at a small advance on
the cost. G. L. A. BAR9AMIN, JR,
nv IL Corner 10th and d ain streets,
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NEW GOODS.-l have re opened at my
old stand. No. 204 Broad street, between 9TH and
5ih SITS large and handsome assortment OF Ladies'
Grape, Silk and Straw BONNETS. made after the
most fashionable styles. Also-Men's PANAMA
variety of Summer Ribbons. French, saxony and
Swiss Embroideries, Gloves, Fancy Articles, &c,
which will sell at small profit.
i45s,4.s - 81. Il. SvIGAND,
ap 2l-1m* Ne. 204 Broad &c.
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l7SOLUMBIAN HO1EL--JAMES a.,
- ,ii snnae ) psins 70 msintain IL former peens
issstv ma comfort. They bavs employed 2. rOk
TTR 70 take the entire charfe 81 the House 60 en9
- IL nit Tbs former patrons Of this Hotel
snd unnscrSas friendso y. Pcnfsrs are rsqussssd
g 49, Eayse .nsa nsrs6 %, 1855. sps
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FOR RENTING g Tenements on
the North side of Franklin street, opposite to
the Masonic Hall. Possession given inme disi ely
Apply to John P. Tslley, or to the Subscriber
NH Pts B l.. WINSTON
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YaHE WONDERFUL LADY HAS AR
Il RIVED.-Tbe best Planet Reader in America
The most difficult questions will be solved by sol
encs and calculation, fro many years of study for
short time only, By MADAME MATLOR, Second
street, the second house, the ht hand side, above
Main street ste ,ss. -. ep 2I--1m*
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@SS1 COACH FACTORY
THOMAS H. FOWLER, Manu-.
factuTer of Carriages Buggies, Rockawsys SOL
kies. &C., on franklin Street, nearly opposite the
Exchange Hotel, keeps on hand and makes too .csr,
Carriages of vsrous styles. The hest materials and
workmanship are used The work vii. be sold low.
All new work is warranted. Those wanting sryihins
in the Carriage line. will do well by giving call.
Repairing done well, with dispatch, aud on ressons.
Bile terms. ap 25-dkwim
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~ GATHKIGHTS NEW To h.N =
IA. TIJRE STORE. 18th street, between Main
and Cary has now on hand. and Is still receiving
large assortment Of now styIe Furntnre such = 20
IA Diysns Tste-tetes Cabinets, Marble Top T9s
bles sideboards; Roekins Chairs Of diherene Paf-
terms, Chdirs of I'll kinda Looking Glsssea Cioeee,
Beds, Mattresses, Bedding he. &s., which re VIII
ssll At fha lowesf prices for caah. ap It's
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plan Of Congress- and auxiliary TO- With
and executory of They gvea for the sake OF
and truly to administer that very one-not to enable
them TO devise and administer another Of their
unauthorized in the terms Of thelaw incompatible with
its announced objects and its full development, not
alluded to in 1t anywhere, and which, the journals
and the debates inform whom presented to the House
under n specific Propositions was rejected
by which it has to these discretionary
Of carrying the will of Congress into effect trans
formed insS 70 means OF practieay diappointng that
like that which II intended; which supercedes and dis
places it. and in effect repeas the law Differences OF
opinion had existed in the board from its first msetiug
in regard Of the OF the act but they were
composed by resolution Of compromise, according to
which full half Of the annual income was to be
tal parts Of the plan Of Congress- That resolution OF
compromise Is now formally rescnded, and hencefor-
ward the discretion Of the regents and not the act OF
discretion has already declared itself for another plan
than what deem the plan Of Congress- II may
he added tha under the interpeta ton the Office
and powers of secretary fundamentally changed
from those OF the secretary OF the law read IT, and
are greatly enlarged.
In this Interpretation cannot acquiesce and with
tire respect for the majority Of the Board and with much
kindness and regard to all its member am sure that
my duty requires respectful tender OF resignation.
make it accordingly, and am your obedient servant,
RUFUS CHOATE.
The whole subject was finally referred to the Judi
ciary Committee who are to advise the Senate what
to do in the difficulties in which this institution is
involved.
special message came into the Senate to day
from the President, upon the troubles with the In
commentator from the Secretary Of War upon the
subject, both Of which documents have been sent to
you. There seems to be but little disposition on the
part Of the members Of the House to respond to the
cal Of the President The Pacific Railroad bill still
bangs on to Congress, and perhaps will for some
days to come. MILE,
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Yesterday morning, about two O'Clock, daring rob
berry was committed in Cherry street, BY three men
who, meeting sailor named Thomas Moran, dragged
him forciby up alley way, and there BY violence
stripped him Of feyeryhngexcspt his shirt and dra~ers
Having robbed him o. All his money, dyested him Of all
his clothing they LETT the unfortunate lying In
state OF insensibty, and then deesmped The police
hearing the noise attracted ~ the spot by the
sailor for help and after hearing his story
veytd him 70 the station house. Immediate pursuit
was made after the daring hghwaymen and one Of the
alleged gang arrested On being taken before jus
tcs Connolly at the Tombs, the prisoner gave his
Dennis sullivan. lie vas committed for etamins-
ton.
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MRs. TRlsT's ScHooL.-Sincerely regrettlng that
the circumstances of her family should compel
lady 20 trained and 30 descended 70 re ort 20 the
labor.ous and irksome duties Of the scho room we
cannot send forth the advertisements OF he esiima-
ble and accomplished lady named above the grand.
daughter OF Thomas Jeferyon-withcut accompany.
ing II with word Of communication, and with the
expression of hope that those of our readers who
the instruction Of one who by preoept and example,
ia capable OF mpArting af that al American gen
ilewoman should be taught In mind and manners
Matte nal Int,iiigereU, Jan. 10.
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fAhW, jan " lrys.
The Mr. Loan--Th Ft,roh Pair,a6 Fund
Pricais ON, 70 The d,Usy ot Ds< East ~, si,g,
~ s,ba.fopo'-P ParI under Is Src Year dsp,ef
Theatrical Gosrp-- Gr and fndssiytai kyAiJtfloa
JlsJ5.
The new year opens perspectIve. gloomy enough.
War and rumors Of war furnish universal TIE M
for every pen and every songue. All have sbss.
donsd the hope that the Eastern var woaid b Re-
suietsd 70 The limits Al nr, assigned - T. we
march !" 'xelAlms one journal, ",o-uds = nlsiit9a
oi Europe entire AgAlnss Ra@iA.' Ths roos' 80
guibe indulge no iaipsi,n iha, tes eipiona'i'
lateD which have been oOa.lsusi 10 pefs~ycriag
rafsilslism with military action. ~i speedily fasaai
In pacific sOlation ~ ihs Ess<rn qse-'i0s-
Eesnwhie the publlo 70 leaning sosly 70 oosni
the coat q the ggsstlc cni<rpri.e 10 vhleh toe
Western Powers have sngAssa sgaiass de CsIo~sss
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House or Representatives.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20, 1855.
LANDS
Mr.. OLIVER, (whig) of NO., introduced bill amenda-
tory Of the act of August last reducing and graduating
the price Of public lands to actual settlers cutiva
tors. Referred to the Committee on Public Lands.
THE RECIPROCITY TREATY
Mr.. FULLER (dem) of Me- from the Committee on
Commerce, reported bill amendatory of the act to
carry into effect the late Reciprocity treaty with Great
Britain Referred to the Committee of the Whole on the
State OF the Union.
EXPEDITION SEARCH or DIR. KANE.
Mr.. WALKER, (dem.l of NJ Y, presented memoria
from the Governor Lieutenant Governor State officers
and chairman and members OF the Legislature of New
York. in favor Of expedition to search for Dr. Kane.
PACIFIC RAILROAD.
The consideration Of the Pacific Railroad bill was re
sumed
Mr. JONES, Of Tennessee moved to lay II the table
Negatived by vote of 40 against 125.
The House refused to refer the whole subject to
mittee Of thirteen, by vote Of Il against lit.
The quettopwas then taken on the amendment of Mr..
Davis OF Indana for the Grand Trunk Central Railroad
and Telegraph Line from some point the western
boundary OF Arkansas, Missouri or Iowa between the
with two branches one running TO Memphis and the
other to the most point the western shore
Of Lake Superior Adopted-lo4 against 81.
The question was then stated agreeing TO the sub
stitute Tor the original bill as thus amended
Mr. MCD0UGAL-Weuld il be in order to take action
the BILL to make 1t conform to the amendment of Mr.
Davis?
The spEAKn.--Not without unanimous consent as thu
previous question is still in operation.
Mr.. DAVIS, (of Ia.)-I desire to make few verbal
amendments
Objections raised
Mr. McDoCGA-I hope the friends of the bill will vote
for this measure.
yoIoE.-I hope they won't.
Mr.. FLoRESCE, (dsm) OF Pa, made unsuccessful
motion to have the House adjourn.
Mr.. WALSH (dem) Of N. r., moved the subject be
tabled.
Negatived-79 against 122
The Clerk commenced calling the roll for members to
vote agreeing to the substitute amended but by
direction of the Speaker ceased the CALL owing to the
continued confusion.
A voIcE.--Have any Of the gentlemen responded to
their namesS
The SPEAKER.-Four FIVE. The Chair has exhausted
all peeceabe means TO restore order without effect
Mr.. RCHARDsos.-The confusion arises from members
not understanding the proposition.
The SpEAKER.-That is not to be wondered at.
The roll call resumed and completed The subst-
tute as amended, was agreed to, by a vote OF 40
against 10.
After another Intellectual motion, made by Mr. Let
cher, to lay the bill the table, it read third
time, the vote being 104 against 81.
Pending the passage Of the bill, the House adjourned
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Ircm Cksrleston stesEshlp NsrisaJ ssari, Dsalsl
uiiss hiksn, u YounE, Jekn Dubsas, ! shs-t -
Eies, rouHg, Tsyisr. John W Rice - Hi Ne
Knsith iohn hsrtit, ysn Dss.n aaA ts<J. y Chsp
man, lady and thre shilarvn IIisheess Leizin.
BAeksr, Mrs Baeig - assshtsF, y fi.ls-1s j. ~
stssrAEs.
DEPAETUREs.
Ter ssyaunsh 10 ths s,ssnship kHoryiis-huCrssr Me-
psry Dorsmns kiss rsfsh d. Bsls Deremas nrs .sma
a Ckurrh, nfs Ehfs vsssrn Iessph Greer s.ra Nor
Ms Eossrs sna shua klfs Pkiihr~k urs gsn Esa
sAf, tiss k.y miss WaAs, Jshn Esgls aaa lssY,
rtFlm lmap, " Ills,t. lsissr. Rev rksssss Rsrtatt
vlu safsh Dsyssss. Brses gssrvs DsNsga VIZ
gs h'. carsiins Ilsnssts, vaisaiias Isssy sss nfi
Aaa ana thfes eANtran FfNnk Hsrf1n NtsaAAr4 hs
Esrrp1a, nsfahrilfs A Mis- tady snd fesFt.t. y
Winnghau lssr snf shls Mr. Jshn shefi, let's ssryis
Bsrjsn.a usvss. hsrrs Ehiilsh, Tsyisf fsrsss,
MICS u y B.ines sai servast, ssa - ae<rsxs
ref ssrfcik. FssershsrK Rlsk knons 80 wssntNl
.tmsStsvr.w Ryssr y Lsrhas, Dsvia ws,ssr, =
IslUar nteDenalt y s1ismen. Wa Aestt. Arhar
hcCrnnsl htss Csrsllna Hal Aa1rsv s>1ft gsAn Hii.
w A.s.r, Br Ess, mrs hasvsD. mu Cset aae -,
tEf n ~ The stssrKg..
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AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON.
Passage Of the Pacific Railroad Bill In the
House.
THE FESTIVITIES OF THE CAPITAL,
&C., &C., &c.
THRTY-THIRD CONGRESS-.
Senate.

Senate.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20, 1855.
The Senate is not IN session to-day, having adjourned
yesterday until Monday.
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.Fresh Groceries..

We have Just received ourusual yariel.
of Pittsburge goods in larger quantities tina
formerly which we row offer on terms 4
suit all those who desire to make purchase
10 our line. Our Stock consists inpart a
N. o. Sugar in hhds. and bbls. 9flsS V
N. o. Molasses in barrels aud half barrels,
Clover seed, warranted clean and nice, N
Martins genuine extract Of Coffee,
Coflse.mills aud looking glasses, 'tf las
Tubs, buckets, link wash, boards, Sc. L
Nails, sad irons, and hoopiron,Sss Siha.a
Green oil cloths, window blinds, atf
Floor oil cloths ofsvarious styles, iol2 Y
Table oil cloth covers Of beautiful patterns
iLippincotts celebrated Yankee axes, Z
Halls patent lsayer plow points, !
Cotton yarnoft every grade, l,qs N
Carpet chain both white and colored.
Call al the BIG.WIND0W and N me
market, before buying elsewhere.
CARR, HANyyAY gu:
P.S. We expect in few days receive
our Eastern purchases, which arspo,@ Delne
made. iIl3I89Cf9 Ch.& 20.
March "a, 1855. Ssis,5 al
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TRUST SALE N 4
hOfiValuabIe Property,

DY virtue Of a Deed Of Trust executed to me
Id as Trustee by, Morgan Clelland and wife,
on the 9th day Of April, 1858, and ofirecord in
the Clerks Office Of the County Court Of Mon.
ongalia county, in Deed Book No. 90, Page 44o,
to secure q debt therein named to Abraham De-
vault, i will sell for cash to the highest bidder,
Onthe 4th Monday in May next, =
in front of tho Court House in Morgantown, the
Land therein conveyed, which Land Is situated
at the mouth Of Indian Creek, in the county Of
Monongulia, upon which is erected "a Frame
aUa,s anS slss
good, but selling as Trustee Twill emily convey
such title as i vested IN me- E.P.FlTcH,
April2l, 1855. = Trustee,