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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22

NIVIUEND.-The BROOKLYN FIRE IN
IL sURANCE COMPANY have TaI5 DAY declared .
ual Dividend Of SIX PER CENT, on their Capital
STOCK payable the stockholders and after the 18th Inst
Az their Once No. MercbsntS Exchange Wall ct New
Yort The Transfer Boen and viii remain closed 1nai
that date. By order Of the Board
Tsb 8. lssa WIN LE00Err. sesretary
nIVIDEND. OFFICE Of the CORN EX-
~ CHANCE FIRE and INLAND NAvIGArI0N INsUa
ANCH COMPANY, New York, Feo 49, ls1.-rhe Board Of
Direction. have THIS DAY declared semi snns D ead o.
SIX PER CENT payable and after LIST March, st their
ofscs liam and BesversA, until ~hch time the
trnr,f,r hook IA closed. W. n WINDSOR Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22
RUSSELL W Wssrcorr. Anetioneer
IOTSEHOLD FURNITURE. - RUSSELL
?. COLrOk. Aucti0neeT
IMPORTANT SALE of HOUSEHOLD FUR

=. AucITJIrrI
IMPORTANT SALE of HOUSEHOLD FUR
SlTURE Of every descptioR. suitable for dealers and
ohes two rosewood Piano Fores Freoehplats and oval
Mirrors CARPETS 0Cloth. Cottage Furniture Pistet Ware,
Sc Gc-F COTTON will sell THIS DAY Thursday Feb.
d. ~ O'clock the Aseon Rooms No 80 Beekn ct
very .rre desirable of rosewood and m,hos
nv Cabinet Furniture Of which has been m,ts for
tom ard be relied upon IL will comprise IN part
rosewood and mahogany sos snd ete Couehes Boot
e.s and Warorob-s nsrbetop dressing and plain Buresas
rahos.rv Fr.rch Gothic and plain Bedstesds m.hogsny
Pa Tor Chair. Voltse Arm do, Sofa Bedsteads OAK and
m.borspy Dpinx Extension Tables. carved Rocking
Chairs. r.rbletop Wash,snds Cottage Furniture befss1d
Hsr Mattress Carpets and OnClotbs Once Dests French
lat and oy. Mirrors &C. &c. Also rosewood Piano
Fote. In good order Also about so Cottage B.5sesds 70
eo.e eopsnment A,o, several silver plated Castor" 10
s.th,r ith cuI spIe and other plain Chairs Sale peremP
toIy snd ready early IN the morning. Goods mus
be renoxed ths day and early on FRIDAY morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22
9nsuranre Companies.

A RCTIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ NEw-Y0RK-CasA Capital, $50 .cos.-O&es Ne u
Wsllst
Seseb Po and then Carfoes and other Property sgsin
Los Damage By Fire end the Rks Of Inlasd NsviEsos
surrruf CALEB BARSf0W, FRESHEST
IicsARp A OAKLEY, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22
6ouses ano forms Wdnteo.

A SMALL HOUSE WANrED-ln the an
IA Ward N. 10 Bfooklyn. convenient % the fLt2n
F.ny The terms be moderate Address j. X . IND
une Ohice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22
EOR SALE-A beautiful COUNTRY SEAT

and FARM Of Sc acres choice L,nd Clinton, New
Jersey. two nes from Nesus. and neu the residence OF
Capt Ezra Nye On the Farm. lSrse modsrn builE
Dwelling large Barn Csrsse boase Grsnsy. Stables &c
&c. and built the best IL commands nae
view Of New York Staten Island Nesss Bsy &c &c. aud
considered o. the most pleasant and healthy locations In
che state; IL 10 within less than hours rie VI New f1Tk
veil waered fenced and will be sold low for cash Fart
Of the purchase money remsa desired A. ssnt For
particulars apply to SPAF'ORD. No ~ Waist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22

V,HE SEVEN PER CENT. CIVIL FUND
BONDS Of the State Of Csifornis becoming dss %
let day Of March e3 viii Be- ps add AFTER the II Of
March On prsssntiao Of the ofhes Of
JOHN COOK, j., No 81 Broadway.
New York, FEB. Is 1854
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22

Oyvfcg HLgsBfBc 6AunoAD Co I
YLysnfHG. L Feb q, lass
THE HALP-YEARLY INTEREST on the
BONDS Of tar csnsssy hlias doe March I. lass viii
b psd sal sr hss tsy spsa Of he Coupons
q he e0es q As YssneU Lesa asa Trust ceeessy Ia he
Clfy Of New .Ysgk WIN. SnA3r, Rraisst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22
INARM for SALE-The very desirable FARM

LNARM for SALE.-The very desirable rAhM
H "a miles from Railway N on the road leading from
Railway to Psnfed containing 100 of land !o OF whea
woodlsnd) in good Of cultivation; dwelling and out
buildings good There place apple orchards and
variety other fruit Railroad communication with New
York fm several times day For further PARTICULAR
INQUIRE OF c. HULL No l0S CLtst the premises OF
EDWARD H. WOOD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22

NEwYoRK AID LIVERPOOL U. b H. s. Co. 50 "Ilss
NEw YoRK. Feb |. 1859
NOTICE-The Annual Election for DIRECT
IN ORs Of this Company VII be held 81 this 0hss 90
THURSDAY, ls Mach next, between ne n1an 9, n ~
2P.M WA YOU'LL seefe,sfy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22
possession Immediately J"PpVss poRrN. No 81 Dey.

EARM for SALE.-A pleasant COUNTRY
Il RESIDENCE long Island sith 80 acres OF Land in
eood cutvsiop abundance OF Fruit within fifteen miles Of
New York on the North Turnpike from fiushns TIE build
mas and good rees and could be sod win ~
II preferred The land could be divided TO advantage having
some sood baidng ste For particulars nastro OF d. VAN
NOSTRAnD No. 1872 Ri osdwsy corner OF Johnst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22

IL OF IL acres Of CaOICE LAND under high state of cult
walton situated miles sonth Of The City OF p3ashkeeSe on
the Highland Turnpike old post road, eids to fshk
and the vicinity the eounuy seats OF MI Ellsworth M
JsrsuS Profes Morse, Mr. Macy, xe The d~elhas
square brick COTTAGE containing eight with &C.
snted cellar under all There tEo barns on the psee
for horses aud carriages AMI admirably ST
ranged The place 10 be sufuy shaded aud uted also wei
satee5 BY brook running throuh the Whole property Price
Of the place 81 tC0 Apply to JAMES SCREAM, Real
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22

HFSK- ROOM WANTED-In tOEne " bJIts4o
Fspey Goods Houss where the subscr oer's services
would be rendered a. pasf payment, address C. q oor
No A 7t6 Pesf Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22
o,,IcE or rax Roxy sIs MIsNe coNrwY,(

T
i CONPsNY-Ths last SEXUAL report msy he hsd 81 tss
Office IN Nes York PhlAdeghs ~hers SAP, 70 80
stock II The NORTH and SoUTH AIR 60 usy %
sde at SD, pIio tho h day OF hIes Oh 'n' e'"s
led In the report ,>yr, AID r,vv
Co nav be bad any the brokers fopsa9a, Ne
,lp - whom will he ~srdec rec-ipt a" h-r ~
- :. ,hs otf;r. in New yot THOMAS LOvo Treasures.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22
WILLIAM DE sRoOr. Ne. Broadway
no WI DAY Ehsseeeh'own-

TNOR SALE-A VILLA on the banks OF the
II HsAsoa River about mles from the City hsu, Nsw
Yss having andae Of the river and
es..sIy The HOess ~ f.s.. veil and .ss'ssna.y
kah flashed in D<dern With Attest I'm orov~
we. Croscs water Bsths Wsfer Closets Furnace Range
~ Wsser 0ss rpes &c ter fall psyticalxs spPy 70
1DRlAN B. MULLER I Co. Asotiseeers. No. 81 We'll ct
e.Il.r ersvr stone front HOUSE. sthst, betwsss
81 "a Sshsva Bouss Is net hoss By deep 10, fall
SSrsss eosIitsa Price eif.sso Apply to ANsEL c.
JO0HIS Ne LIS Drvs1way, sesr Nsas<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22

THE PEOPLE" FIRE INSURANCE CONF
u PANY on THE CITY OF NEwYORK
CASH CAPITAL: ~, eoe, vnA rrplsA
Ovyvces Noa It's CAaaI - n Slllian 4
Prppey esssrsly Inssrsi sssin dansss bv Rrs
RIcAAx0 vALcK, FrsS1sns
w. UEesaanL, SscrsesSy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22
OFFICE or REPuBLIc FIRE HsURAscE Col
No "a Wsllg Jan IL, 1855. J

THE TRUSTEES Of this Company have THIS
DAY declared 10 conformity visb their Charter. div
depd OF FOUR AND THREE-QUARTEas PER CENT
their Capital stock payable. on demand to the share
holders 10 cash and scrip.
And also further dividend Of TWENTY PER CENT.
PAYABLE IN scrip the q. premiums the policies
hsued BY Company which have terminated within sAs
Sscal year ending 3lst 0ecem Der last
CrRaY See ROBEBr s. HONE, Preddsnt
The Charter OF this Com provides hs ssr paying In
tsrest Shareholder the rate Of seven cent PEI AZ
num- the remaining profz be snng.y diyded be~ess
them the policy bolden 10 scrip bearing Interest which
srp be paid Of until the net profs tossthss via
IN. "a initial sto~k shall exceed one million Of dollar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22

oil nnn FOR SALE-An excellent
cd 3.ttttIs ihrsesiory aud bssement brown stons
front HOB on 3ih 7h-sv house about . feet
front by oeep lot hall the bloch IN depth; with all the mod
erp i1troyerent. FERNS very essy Apply TO ANSEL C..
LOOMS No | lls Broadway near 5ith At
a. = Snn FOR SALE--A fine three
~ C.CUO. .torv and basement Brick HOUSE on
2ths 8thav l8 feet front BY ~ deep; lot half the
block; V It'll Bath room Range. Gas &c. Apply TO
ANsEL C. LOOMS, No 1873 Broadway. near Sith at.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22
E'ARM and COUNTRY SEAT for SALE or Ex-

change for good City Properly. 10 New Jersey; eighteen
miles from New YoIk; one aod a half miles rom NAB
wsy and minutes walk from the depot where the cars
pscs every hour the cy 40 of the very best
land the highest OF cultivation, with every variety OF
the choicest Of the imported kinds The
entire Out BUILDING which ase ADD various age all news
story. cottsge Gothic butt 80 by ~ feet
h wing aud finished Ia the best style;
sost build beautifully located snd perfectly healthy
possession Immediately. Apply to =,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22

VVHE MERCANTILE FIRE INSURANCE Co.,
No ia Broadway. corner Joha-~
nh Company nsares against Lsss and Damage BY FIN
III deessip<iobs Of property On favorable terms
JoHn tAEER sserstsJ. VIM A. THOMSON, PrssS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Annad
e. elton for Trustees tbe Rochester and Nenesn Cansd
Cos Ccmrany for thu ensuing viii D. held the ohea
OF The ,ompsy No IS ~ hSa' III ~ last bst~sea
tn hcurs q and q p NJ. A. BABcOck, Secretary.
Ncv.ySrk FEB. l.. 1855
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22

STATE rxsAsuarR's OrrIcE, LANSING. Jan lsta
GOVERNMENT STOCK BANK Of Ann An
u BOR-NOrICE.-LegA evidence having been taraAhs1
ne that the CONVENIENT STOCK BANK OF ANN Az
BOR has refused liabilities snd % redeem 10 cree
sns notes and Consequence OF such efs.s snd sscod
snce With the provops Of eeou ~ Of the Act Incorporating
ssd Bank sppsovd March 1919 It's seseu have teea placed
10 The hands Of Reeeiver nov therefore In OF
MD section Dc hereby give notice to al h.vies
esims usinst saA Bank pfessnt the ssns 70 81 my
ocs 10 Laasns 70 usbs legal proof thereof All psrsoss
Sodns the Circulating notes sd Bsnt vi prsns tbs
4 said Office ot which rode esrsestss wi Be sas4
slLAs HOLNgs stafs Treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22
INOR SALE-In Norwalk, Conn, . HOUSE

and LOT beautifully si,used on East Av overlooking
the HsIbor and Sound said yelling srsesId modern
built tvo and house With basement 10 good
pair and embracing all the eonvsnne u'uss spPert snins
70 oil built There IL good veil OF ~ser eistern,
barn wood houses aso. orchard Of
For further particulars. inquire OF =
SMITH, NoIwsk Conn., OF OF A. +. sMl I'll a SONS, No.
90 pa-h din
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22

FACTORY for sALE or to LET, with STEAM

FACTORY for eALE or to LIZ with SlEAM-
POWER-A ne W fve-siory ard ba.enient brick BUILD
ING In Brooklyn $50 feet Ray Donds, ~ feet on WI
iousbhy with co horse power Ens Boilers; Sh,fans
&c fpgins house Boieihouss Drying house Wash house
stable Carriage house yards Tbs property IL nesr the
Myte Railroad eay Of sat very 1es rabe Tor
an, purposes being thoroughly lighted through
out The wi viii be let with the ensise or in part with
power at rent " spplied for inpodiatsy Apply 70
John c. LORD No III Wserst, or aOMeR MORGAN,
No. Metropolitan Bank Building, corner OF Pine st. and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-29
Mr parboo the scnlptor.

We have been shown photograph representa-
ton of "tho Coquette,' sculptured by MI Vim.
X. Barbee of Virginia, and which ma argely
attracted the attention and secured tn warm ad
miruton oil the world OF art concentrated at Flor
ence, Italy. The figure is entirely nude and rep
resents the slight but rounded form ef graceful
young female, resting on her left fo,s, with the
left hand holding aloit human henra upon which
an arrow in her right hand ntimates the tornents
it is her pleasure to inHct The fgure grace
full natural and artistic, whilst the fac displays
truthfnly the commnglcd passions per' lding the
heart Of the coquette.-The retribution that IA
waits her is figured by the thorns scattered in
her path. Mr.. Barheo has completed the model
in pla,.er, and expects TO have it transferred in
to marble by the last of next April. He has al
read, been solicited 10 exhibit it at tho Paris
Universal Exhibition and will after that send it
to this country for exhibition in the principal
eities.-B Bali. I'm.
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shAF AND CAP W WAREHOUSE,
u Sycamore st, Petersburg, Va

Opposite the Court House.
60 rhe snbsrrbers tnkc pleasure in notifying AFsa
NJ thc M,r uants al Nirpipn. md North Caro- &assa
Ina rhn thcir Good- for The season hns been
received md they prnpn'rd to servo their cur
mud Others ~op may vis, tis mniket to lay IN
fhcr tnIl -uTjIies.
II laNn hut Ne hnvc ulwnys kept Iargo aud va
rcd t of Cloud. in our linz, and will only
udd ih,t -took the present s"n~nn Is uuu.naily
lnree nnd well assorted selected entirely irom Mnnulne
torots porsn by the senior phtncr whose experience
nj fifteen yents cnnh him unke such seecuons and
un such tsrn- = Ill insure successful competition with
nay j ibbng House North o. South
sep 81. MAJOR & MOORE
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SILVER, SILVER, SILVER.

TJNHE subscriber has Just finished very e.
Il 'nrre SUPPLY Of S,ersare embracing the "a
folio wing articles: kSaxS
TT rca,lcd Table and Teaspoons ain Tnble and 'l.n
spoons threaded Tibe Dc-rtt aud ca furs. plain and
threaded soup cream and R,nYy Lndies snrar fones
IN 5 poons. Cake and Butter Knives, Pie Hud tlnii
Knives, Snit aud Alnstsri SPOONS Silver Cups and Cob
lot. and Cream Pitche,., ryer suenr Dishes Spoons
aud B owls all Varrented pure coin
Also, n very hand some assortment of iin ci a htn
1jnstots. Cake and trui, Baskets Gard Baskrt THhle
and renspoons. Candr-trk.. sutsta d., Egysrnnds,
Water Pit.hers, &r.. u w,rrantcd represented,
ate Ign of the Eagle TH0S. NOWLAN
dee g-ts sycamore 81. Petersburg Va,
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Petersburg, Jnn'y lat. 1859.
lnn Il
s.mAlp...uNErow N. YORK. F.

u. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
THE frst cln-e double engine steamship, tf FS~f>
hu,note. Copt Thotnn~ Skinner, "nvos city -$<~s.N
Point, for New prk, Every Snmrdnv morning At 10 "
,iuck. touching M Norfolk Tho Jamestpwn, Cnptt
Edward Gaycndy lenyr. ns heretofore Esery 1ursday
eve inn touching nj Norolk rains by Railf nd from
Pctrt.lnlg e, meet with cnct shP
Passenger. icneing L,n,hhmg IN rue.dny mornng
viii nrrIve L.. tiue f, the Jnmrsnwn nt City Point thu
snme evening AZ aelort md th,-r leaving on tday
nill lay uyr, ,n l'cri shrg that meh and connect wit
the Rp,noic. i motniug oi 10 o'clocb
rn--nrr. md tp.e from Petersburg, including
Snie iftatus tlo ~
t,toc,npe pnassr. III
'u--ogt an T. are 10 NofolA samc by tue River
Stcnm,is
For f,eis'' .pr.s npp'yta
SAM ELG. BAPTIST, Pet, rshurr.
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GEORGE b. JONES & CO.

NRGGGISrS, PETFHsBuRG Nn offer for sulr inf
A. CASH approved CREDIT, nh "StrnsNc
md vnried nssnrtmenr o Medicines Paints, Oils,
Dye Stufs, Window Glass. Soaps, Peifumeiy
&c. Nc. Obtaining their supplies from mannI'ctniefa
rand importers only, thry prepared t" lnrnt-h rae
nd genuinc articles low they be bought of my
'guar lahlirg house.
Than soch for the Fall trndc embraces: Ic- Fro eh.
uglish md American Quiniae; Prime Curtatn- aud
nnin Indigues; pr'mp ~ Hondorhs Corhinea. Be- Ol.
Is cO in botrIcs and cnsls; Pure White Lend, dry anl
~ )und IN on; Prime Ouhrp Maddcr II hurl' and
k o. Blne Niuol in bhl. aud krg,; Exinrl Lngwpod.
IN boxes SPICES OF nil bud. whole and ernundi Popn
u Pnfenl Medicine. all ii d,; uoiu4 ant otberrK
ru is for the hndhrrcheE German Cuogne, Hair Oils,
r. 1ntum. hoir Brushes, tSe &c, Ar.
seP9p
EGSRICE! ElCOAICE!-We h,e a
good supply of Licoriee ol approved bwnds--f-
-tlr accommodating terms
THOS. BRANCH n SONS,
sp2l-ts Petersburg Vi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-29

Tue "PATRIoTIc FUNp."-Lndy Byron, as
her subscription TO the Patriotic Fund now ma
king up in Engand,has offered to take charge of,
and educate orphan boy, from eight to ten
ycnrs of npp until fourteen
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-29

TnE TnuNurRsroRM IN WINTER The Sc
we're storm of yesterday morning between l2
and O'Clock is probably without precedent
in this latitude in mid winter. Our remembrance
does not furnish an instance. Tho lightning
was very vivid aud constant for two or moro
hours, aud the thunder heavy enough TO awaken
even the most drowsy Of our fifty thousand ciii-
zens. The storm was followed by bright aid
beautiful day, with the wind only fresh enough
to dry up the streets rapidly. Altogether Ye
have thus far had winter of extrnordin ry
mildnoss. The storm seems to have been ry
violent in Baltimore. 1t blowed perfect hu.ri-
and rain fell in torrents The roofs of sev-
eral houses were blown off, amongst which was
the roof of the Methodist Episcopal Church on
Lombard Street On Fells Point and H. the
harbor il was especially severe; also along tho
several whnrvcs Some dozen schoonerS &c,
were upset; aud several of them sunk. 1t is not
ascertalned that any lives were lost--hat. Int.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-29
VOL. mo 1876
DAILY VIRGINIAN.
Doestioks on New Years In New York.
NEW YORK, Jan. 9, 1855.

As evening came on, the guests who came
showed signs of the days indulgence-I was
particularly edited by the movements of three of
them, whom noted with peculiar tnre the first
ono shook hands cordially with the servant girl,
called her Mrs. Griggs," wished her many hap
Ply returns, and on being told of his error, made
an humble apology to the piano stool, and imme-
diately sat down in spittoon. 7 he next made
his bow TO the hat stand in the hail. saggered
into the room, called for brandy "smash"-tred
to reotity his mistake by begging pardon of Mrs.
Il. Tor mlstnking her parlor for bar room, and
assured her, if he had done anything he was
sorry tor, he was exceedingly glad of it. The
third stumbled over the sofn, and, after steadily
contemplating his boots with much satisfaction
for fifteen minutes. picked up fire screen,
and with an irresistible drunken sohriety, tri-
ed to deephor the mysterious characters insert
bed thereon, nj the same time calling the alton
ton OF Mrs. &. to "to the capital story in the
Magtoher number of Iarper's Octazine."
Reireshments-frst after essaying to
wine his nose with his umbrella. which he after
wards placed in the mnsic rack. poured his coffee
into his lee cream, put his cake and sandwich into
its plaoe. stirred them up with u ten. spoon and
tried to drunk the effort resulting in sigma! fail
urc, passed his cup to the chandelier for "a lit
tie moro sugar; another spilled his wine on Laura
Mntidn's neck, begged she wouldn't apologize,
aud offered to wipe 1t with his pocket handkerchief
by winch appelhton he designated tho door
mat which he had brought in with him from tho
hall The other after carefully depositng his
plate on the floor dropped his gloves in his sau-
Ger tried to put his overooat into his vest pocket
made great attempt to eat his cup of coffee
with his knife aud fork, and then resoutely set
about picking his teeth with the nut cracker
After some complicated manauvering, they bow
cd themselves ont ns best they coud-but tho
last one, having mistaken the door aud gone
down the cellar, instead of out doors, was found
this morning reposing compaccntly in the coal
hole.
In fact, New York went to bed last night with
hugo brick in its municipal hat,and as the legit-
innate effect of such mdiscretlon, has nwoke this
mon nnf with tremendous corporate Headache
-"ionng America to day, for once, is unstarch-
ed in appearance and in department, meek as
the sucking dove.
Yours, with the compliments of the season,
q. X. PuLANpER DoEsTIcks, Z. b.
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TERMS.
.ished daily at SO, and semi weekly =,

rh. yIRdINIAN Is published daily at So and semi weekly b
str N lu II. No PAPER will he discontinued
p ton of the Propreors, until all arrearageS Nha
m pal.
inserted so cents Of
the first insertion and 81 cts for each con
lnc- unless ordered inner form weekly and then 90 cts
Der be charged each insertion. II the number u
Insertions Is marked Ms be published till or
1Irral Anl nhArg.d aceorlimglY.
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RICHMOND.
Fall Importation

Fall Importation
OF EARTENwARB AND CHINA
Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy irticfsS.
uNiE sub, ihcr oil, ths ttae n,se and varied
i stock af Eo,then"aro Cbna and Gl IS. the PIT
tern. of wl5eh were selected Toy bn.sci in person.
lHvue xprrie ot many yeat in tn p'rtlc ulr
hu inc he feels erca confidence IN snl1f TINT IN nlnt
OF price aud quality, il will compare hvo,nhs wto
other house III the trade.
" bite Granite Dinner Ware,
Da 10 Basns and Ewcr., Jugs, Ten War -, etc.
Blur Pint. Flowine end Fancy 10
Fine Decorated Ghha Dinner ahd Dessert Set
Do do ID Ten aud fnilet Sels
pn do do Pitchers aud Vases
Gold Band do at ahuvr variety
White Ghieu do ut nlnv, variety
Common Ware ri every description, suiml lie FOR
olc-alnr. which he oarr- upon such ttrms il c,st
raua,I tatl to please
Fine hantl Pie, aud Toilet Gas"rs
Fin lsay rnNlr Cutlery. MATTERS mn Britian War,
Safety. mud oiucr Fluid and SaIar Lamps
Gn.s Nate il every varsity.
All 1,-k. Is Gull and he ees assured isp,ice.
will eiv, nti-pctna
Iii, lac,eri. oue Of the best in the trade
Stone Wafr At FACTORY prico..
sop l2--ts JAS u. B.ENA\S
M, Nutn ,trnat n aunt1 ku
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- .s\1NuussEA" MASs aiQUostCE.-
M0tNTAlN VIII Alones :

| tAs Sse NOs ~ tks hahn ~hohN"-
Ihr Undersigned are now procuring from thr c"'-
,tliel quarry, the Bush Mountain, Montgomery cont.
~. Nib Stones aud Buus of the very beAt ,uaty. Ia
reputation of thcs' stones widely kLowr hut II
Ruirund giving increased tnciltics filling orders,
Ne Layeap ointrd Mcdaniel iiun 4 Preston and l.e'
Johnson ynchhufg, our agents Ion the sale ot III,
Who will rrceiv and have then fulfilled NJ ~
.urtest notice.
Our Address Bin. burg Montgomery county Va.
ISRAEL PRIGE& Co.
james NJ Willinms. Dauyiie, V Reynolds x Ca
icaA ie. n. c. are al.c ourageui lf.& c"
Feb li-dtcfs
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A Cal RID.

gNIlE Subscriber bngs l"ave r"turn thanks TO his
i patrons and frieud. CT the liberaI patronage be-
owed hu fr the Inst cghi ycnr., and cammcHds
their confidence his sucres ors, Rurterand Redd.
A. Is. RuGkER.
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Smiths !nyigOrating Cordial
ENOEs SAFE oN CONssGNMENF-

Z I0.OuO h.. Cotton Ynrn.-1ust received and 10
isle on consignment by
nov I5ts Nc lRKLEN y tO>ES'
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NEW CONCERN.


almost every description, emhracing new vi nre''
Goods Irish Linen Fannels. Linseys, Ca.sincts,
kerseys. Kentucky Jenn-, g.. &c.
800 Saws los. of various 'ty's, at unusual
" cheap prices
~ B-Nps Goods received ncar]y every week
no 23-lts JND. j. PGRVIS AT. &c. &c.
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