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jas LARUs l. SEINE. Auct.
bricks AT AUCTION-The subscri
BY KENT, PAINE & KENT.
I ARGE STOCK OF DRY GOOrs AT

T ARGE STOCK OF DRY GOOnS AT
IL AUCTION.-On TUESDAY, the s0th instant,
commencing at 10 o'clock will sell ut our store,
the balances of our stock of DRY GOODS remain.
ing on hand, comprising great variety of fresh and
seasenable Staple and Fancy Goods. Among which
are
Black and fancy colored Cloths
Do do Cassimeres
Rich Fancy Silk and Velvet Vestings
Black Satin and Marseilles do
Black and Fancy Dress Silks
Plain French De LANES
Colored Alpacas; Black do
Irish Linens: Piliov.Case Linens
Linen Sheetinea; Towellings
S-4, "a and 1914 Linen Dsmssks
White Goods, In variety
Embroidenes. do
Black and Fancy Silk Cavats
Linen Cambria and French Lawn Hdkfs
Light Spring Prints; Mourning do
Bingham and Apron Checks
Biesched and Brown Shirtings and Sheetinss
Drillings; 0zaaburgs
Kentucky Jeans and Twceds
Mixed Sattinets; Kerseys
Plaid Linseyg Cottsnades
Red, White and Yellow Flannels
Spool Cottons; Patent ThresdsI
Hooks and Eyes; Pins; Buttons
Gloves, Hosiery, nc.
ALSO,
800 lbs SEINE THREAD
TEREs-All sums under 800, cash; under $500. 4
months; over that amount montbs credit for ap-
proved paper. KENT, PAINE 4 KENT.
jas Auets.
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS
GALE ON COUNCIL CHAMBER

AAI YIN COUNC1L u ID A III BIER
- HILL, OF 90 VALUABLE MULES AND s
WAGONS AND HARNESS., AT AUCTION
WEDNESDAY,. 24th January. 1855 at II o'sloek 4
NJ, upon Council Chamber Hill, opposite to primary
Stables will be sold Is young Mules ransins mostlv
from to yeaIs old, well broke, of good size snd in
fne order ~ -
Also, Wagons, suitable for Farm or suv hsavv
work; all in good repair, with Harness to sanne
THESE Mules are represented being remarkable
nne anmals and are sold for fault being the uro.
perty OF gentleman who has heretofore used them
In the country, but has farther use for them
TEaMs-Four month"; credit. for approved neso.
liable notes, with interest added.
jail TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of q
Il Deed OF Trust executed to me by John Appls-
yard, dated the Sd day Of January 1854 and duly re-
corded In the Clerks Office Of the Hustines CONT Of
the City Of Richmond shall proceed to sell TO the
highest bidder at public Aucfien, for cssh on the
Basin Bank, In the city OF Richmond near the Office
Of Eustaee ApPleyard, on MONDAY. the lssh day
Of January, 1855 Canal FREIGHT BOATS, called
the "Key:tone" and the ''Old Dominion" together
With the Teams attached and belonging to the said
Boats, consisting of MULES and HORSES. and
to, or used with, the said Boots.
C. g. GRISWOLD. Trustee.
TAYLon WILLIAM. Aucts. je 5-dtds
POSTPONEMENT.-The Canal Boat
.'Old Dominion" not having arrived, the above sale
Is postponed a. to her and her team and tackle nm
til WEDNESDAY next, 24th. at 10 O'Clock
G. y. GRISWOLD, Trustee.
TAYLOR L WILLIAMS. Aucts. ja std
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>. "A,HisGros lrEas-It is confidently predicted
and hssb been smicab!e. '''' -
mi mn seymour, 1t is stated prefers to stay at home
me Dstnocratic Senators met this msrpine 10
hpless the sentiments Of their party on Know No.
clasion. W any Son-
ehsnh aaoaty morning, about four o'clock, the
vs,ni .,, ~ Sena1of Mallory was entered, and bis
s"a s.oien IRON under his head. He awoke 10
him. 'i'ein' pa' no' W capture
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SLAVERY TEXT BOOKS.
w. RANDOLPH offers for sale 4

- following
Sociology for the South or the Failure of Free So.
ciety; by g. Fitzhugh-100
Fletcher's Study on Slavery-2.00
Dews' Essay on slavery-50c
Slavery in America, an Essay for the times by r.
R. Mason-25c
An Enquiry into the History of Slavery; by Rev
J. C. Thornton-1.O0
Fuller and Waylands Discussion on Domestic Sla.
very-50c
De Bows Industrial Resources of the South, S
vols-600
Uncle Robin in his Cabin in Virginia, and Tom
without one in Boston; by J. w. Page-100
Life at the South. or Uncle Toms Cabin as it Isl
by w. L. G. Smith, 90
White Slaves of England; by ]. C. Cobdsn-125
Planters Northern Bride; by Mrs. C. l.. Hentz;
vols -l.50
Hstchie, the Guardian Slave; by w. T. Ashton
LOO
The Lofty and the Lowly; by M. ]. Mcintosh; {
vols-1.50.
The Holy Bible, at from 25c to $40.
IL 2S-d2twIt
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The Markets.

New York, JAM 23.-Cotton tending upward and
firm. Flour Is easier, but not quotably lower; good
Ohio $8.62a$9, Southern unchanged. Wheat nom.
inal. Corn has an upward tendency, and holders
firm. Pork firm and upward. Beef and Lard I'M.
changed.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 23.-Flour sitter and tending
upward. Wheat dull. Small receipts of Corn
sales of white at 83a85c., and yellow at s5a8ec.
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DESIRABLE BRICK RESrDENCE
HENRY 9f4EETa. I0a SALE xf Auction =
VIII be sold on 1HuRsDAY sftsrnooa. the zsth q
O'Clock, the esesiisnt bsics ssnsns0t = ss 3
hide Of Clay, between Madison md Henry etresfs.
Sns.s Clsy street chspsil 70. !. the oeesp.sey q
whole premises IN aood repair =. '''
o1 nssos.ss notes nssrs.. :sdss sea
By trust Decd or title retained. The tsxss for the
year 70 q sJ Sss n e Xspss:6r
HOUSES AND LOTS ON ST. STE
ron s fHEH xr srhEET pyyh z %.
MONDAY the 18th January, 1855. ct the hour Of
Of a =, three Lots Of Land on the West iine
streets fspotins s..ss sstyssr FEDERAL end coot
pnen otrese and running bsck escl l25 feet more or
hss zen foot slsy Of which lots there
veil suited 70 small families With imiteS maui
the principal house, situated on 81 stsnSsr st,s.t
two rosmy poreS.. 1ssn sssSSrosss,y repaired With
e PIE :: I'D. dSwsli1s may Be converted into sro
the terms VII Be made Known The title & r mSsn
ano sns % are constantly Tia
jsS doDDIS u A ri rREiss:sos s,; .s...
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
~ AND LOT ON CATHARINE ST, in Ora.
HAMS ADDITION, NEAR THE CITY OF RICH.
MOND.-As Commissionef appointed BY decree Of
henrico County Court made on the fst jan, 1855.
in the case Of Charles against Crump, 60 - shall
soil at public auction, on the premises, on THURS.
DAY the 18th day Of January, 1885, Of the hour Of
consisting Of House and Lot ON the South sde .,
Catharine street, of which Mrs e NJ Crump died
seized, and near the residence Of Mr.. John B. VAL
entine. " -
TERMs-one' third cash; balance ct and u months
for bonds with good security, and title retained till
the Court w GOnnTN Ccro;. y
Sale conducted by GoDDrN APpERsoN, Aucts.
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AVOID ALL QUACKERY, AMI
"A TAKE MEDICINES PREPARED BY A

AVOID ALL QUACKERY, AND
fEaT THkE By Pad
Coughs. Colds, Consumption. Group, Whoopins
YER and Asue. Bilious Fever, choiera choisra MOI
Eyes TssG Disss:s s Psp saa
Dropsy. Falling Of the Womb. and Female s' Com.
DR., J. s. ROSES CELEBRATED FAMILY
MEDICINES are the result of thirty years practice
in Philadelphia. His prescriptions for each COM
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DR.. J. 8. ROSES COUGH SYRUP OR Elk.
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Coughs Colds Hoarsenessj Asthma, Bronchitis Spit.
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gives immediate relief, and frequently curesin one
" Dr.. j. 5. ST. roses GROUP SYRUP never fail. in
curing the Group that dangerous complaint .amops
'1 DR.: ROSES ss AIrERAr1vE, or BLOOD puR1.
DR.. ROSES Alternative or FAMILY PILLS.
Tor Liver Complaints Dyspepsia Indigestion Sour
DR.: ROSES GOLDEN PILLS, for falling of he
Womb, Female Weakness, Debility and Relaxation
SEC.
DR.. ROSES FEMALE PILLS, valuable RENE.
dy for Female Complaints. Superior to Hooper'a
Pils-25c.
DR.. ROSES DYsPEPTIC COMPOUND sure
cure for Dyspepsa-50 cts.
DR.. ROSES TONIC MIXTURE, for ChiIls, Fe-
vers, and general Debility. never-failing remedy
soc.
DIR. ROSES COMPOUND EXTRACT OF Blu.
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DR.. ROSES NERVOUS CORDIAL. for all ner-
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DR.. ROSES PAIN CURER-cures all pain, ex-
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Bruises Sprains, Stiff Neck, Sore Throat Pains in
the Bowels and Stomach, Sudden Colds, &c.-l2A,
Is and SO cts.
All of Dr. j. s. ROSES valuable Family Medicines
to be had of Purcell, Lada & Co., Bennett Beers
Adie Gray, O. A. Strecker, A. Duval, A. Bodeker,
J. B. Wood, VIM. P Ladd, 2 M. Zachrisson, A. Les
lie, E. R. Duvsl Bro, Grubbs Apperson, in thil
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LATEST MAIL NEWS,
WARRINGTON LETTER.
nom QUA SPECIAL coHaxsrospxsr.


The Pacific Railroad BiA--7Re Teras Deb,
Bal Wko is to oppose Mr.. Vase!
WAsHrsaroN, Jan. %, 1885.
The Pacific Railroad Bill did pass the
House to-day. said that it would, and OF
course it did. Are not the predictions of all
newspaper correspondents infallible3 Some
Of then, at least SO affirm. and shall prove
an exceptionf But it was soon repeated. /
cannot unravel the mystery of to days legis
lation. There has been unfairness practiced.
full, but it has been frustrated by unfair
means.
On Monday next, the House will determine
whether it will take up at future day the
Texas Debt Bill This bill will prevail at this
session, and the long lamented Texas debt
will be worth SO cents on the dollar!
Who is TO oppose Wisef That is the ques-
ton with us here Shall it be Rives, Bolts
or who? An Eastern man with Western prin-
ciples. eh! Well, such man is Wise, and so
il was well known when he was nominated
perhars he wss nominated because fthis, as
having therefore charmed life. But though
Macbeth had a charmed life, invulnerable to
every man of woman born; yet Macduff,
whose advent into life was upon the cesarean
principle, had power to vanquish him, when
Burnham wood had come to Dunsinane! Our
Macbeth may stand in awe of his only mortal
competitor who has power to harm him here.
Bolts stood upon the white basis platform,
side by side with the gallant Wise, and can go
before the West with all the prestige OF that
success. The conflict between Wise and Bolts
would be interesting to the disinterested, to
use an Irishism! There would between them
be fine display of eloquence by no means
ornate. and of antecedents as inconsistent
and unfavorable as each could make the
others to appear In such contest and be.
tween such men, all prudent men should hold
themselves aloof and prepare rather to pour
oil upon the troubled waters, than to fan the
tempest Depend upon it, the approaching
election for Governor of the Old Dominion.
will possess more of national interest than
any other election ever held in your State,
although nothing of a really national charac-
ter will seem to be comprehended in its re-
suits. "A. b. G.
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fcsr OFFICE AFFAIRS The name of the Office
~ new Greek Depot, Hampshire county. is chang
ed to wind Leeh
APPoINTaEsTs.-Samuel " B. Strider postrnas.
gr, puneld, Jefferson county, Va, vice VIM W.
neskenbaugh, resigned. Samuel ]. Carmine. post.
master, Onsncoek, Accomac county, Va, vice
s anoms J. Csrmine, resigned. VIM. j. smithson,
p pns w Eehoboth, Lunenburg county, Va,
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BY PAYNE & MAYO, Aucts.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAT.

Decree pronounced BY the Circuit Court of the Ctv
Of Richmond on the % day of june, 1858, 10 the suit
against the Bank of the United Ststea shai9 AZ
Com missioner, on MONDAY. 9Th February, 1855. at
O'clock 2 NJ, If fair; if not, the next fair day
thereafterl sell at public Auction on the premises
the Lot Of Ground fronting q feet on l7sh street
between Grace and Broad streets, running back 95
feet to street to be opened BY the Central Railroad
Adams Division. f-~A "
TERMs-Cssh for 90 much az may be required to
pay all expenses of the sale, ard the residue on
taking from the purchaser bonds with good securty
or the credit instalmens and retaining the title nm
I'll All OF the purchase money il paid and q convey.
ance directed by the Court.
Selling a. Commissioner, shall only convey with
special warranty. JOHN G. WILLIAMS,
Az COmmisaiopar.
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AUCTION sALua
FUTURE DAY1.
sY PAYNE 8 MAYO. 7assionssn.
VTALUABLE RElI. rcrArr

" 1oaDAC NAL u 0TA he Al
3oth day Of January, iss5 O. fair II not a the nsxs
fair day( at II o'clock. In the town Of 1ort Nsvo
lots each fronting 20 fact It'll street snd
back 81 feet to 10 foot slley. On ssd iots thsr.
new building o. ntainine rooms, and oecupisd ~
David Mountain - store. The above properfv n
near Willismsburg Avenue. :
Alss. at the same time, lot fronting on Stat.
street so feet and running back 10 feet 70 a ssS
and 10 we'll adapted to grocery store. 4hers i Z
well of fine water on the premises Ths Lot d be-
Ing newly enclosed, and at present occupied By NJ,
L Rock 80
Also, 1870 feet Of ground on williamsburg Avenue,
which will be divided to suit purchasers. On this
Lot there Ii small buildnR;-together with 20 other
building Lott, Handsomely situated. The above pro.
perty viii be sold without reserve
TERMs-Ope-thi1d CASH balance In and months
the deferred payments secured by negotiable notea
interest sdded, with approved endoFsers and the
title retained until the last payment be made.
The sale will commence With the property frs'
mentioned. PAYNE & MAYO,
jsA Auctioneers.
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THE BRANTFoRD RAILROAD RIOT

BUFFALO, Jan 22.-Nc.bipy furtber of ,rrnor.
p. I1e nss TRANSFERRED in relation 10 the Braptford
"s,l1osd riot. Thirteen prisoners were held under
xs's 1a OF soldiers on Saturday night and through
t,asy An examination IL taking place to day
underwood the trsias are running regularly
p, SECOND DISPATCH
,.,n V n jan 22-Evenina The rioters yet 70.
fora ssion OF the railroad track near Brant.
sn,s;., me magistrate Of Fort Erie hes made re.
H. aA lor troops. who will arrive 1t the scene Of
slib.y.oai tuesday morning and clear the track At
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The Liquor Law .

CINCINNATI, Jan. 2s-The Supreme Court
of Ohio have decided that the liquor law is
constitutional. Several keepers of hotels,
heretofore convicted Of violation of the
law, will now be imprisoned twenty days
The law is favored by public sentiment, and
it is supposed it will break up the liquor traf-
fc. State and native wines, beer and cider,
are not included in the prohibition.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Trouble at Bird Manufactured orer tht
Gaano Business

BosToE, Jan. ga vessel arrived at this
port from Bird Island, reports that the Vene.
zuelan government had ordered all vessels
to leave that place within "a hours, with
threats of force unless the order was com.
piled with. All Americans engaged in the
guano business would leave the next day.
The sloop- bolivar Falmouth, at st. Thomas,
was to sail for Bird Island in few days, to
inquire into the affair. Twenty negroes from
Baltimore, who have been engaged in dig
ging guano, have returned.
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THE STORM.

Ia Another part of this paper We give an account
OF the destructive effects OF the recent storm 10 Bal
amore and vicinity. The papers received last eve
Ming do not confirm the statement relative to the
loss OF life but contain long accounts OF the de-
struction of property. The shipping In the port Of
Baltimore was very badly injured. and In the city
the roofs, chimneys, fences, &c, were somewhat
damaged. We also have account of the effects
of the storm on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
In Martinsburg, an engine house, belonging to the
company, was blown down, and at different points
along the route trees aud rocks were hurled by the
fury Of the wind across the track.
In Washington, the storm was very severe. and
accompanied BY thunder and lightning; but we OBJ
serve no notice of damage to property
The telegraph reports that very violent storm
occurred In New York and vicinity during the night
of Sunday Trees. awnings, &C., throughout the
city, suffered considerable damage. The telegraph
lines to the eastward were blown down. We have
not yet received any detailed accounts of damage
to shipping on the coast. The brig General Ma
ron, of Philadelphia, for Boston, with coal, 10
ashore on Long Island. Vessel and cargo a total
loss.
dispatch dated Chicago, JAM %, states that on
TIC pEeSfuus iuOst IuIlOus stOTtn Of WlnQ
and snow prevailed that had been known within
the memory of the oldest inhabitant. In the north
ern town OF New Hampshire the snow is six feet
deep, and 10 the vicinity of Boston on Monday all
the railroad tracks were obstructed with snow.
The storm was quite destructive in Philadelphia,
as will be seen by the following despatch:
PHILADELPHIA, Jan GA violent gale of wind
was blowing last night and considerable damage
was done to fences. trees &c. The railroad bridge
at Schuylkill. in Market street, was partly unroof.
ed about 100 feet OF one side of it has gone. The
new building for the Shifier Hose Company, In
Reed street, was also torn down by the wind, and
fell over on the First Ward School House. damag-
ing 1t so much that 1t had to be suspended.
Several oyster boats in the river were sunk, but
no lives have been lost as far as has been ascer.
tanned The new Court House at Camden, N. j.,
was partly unroofed and several dwellings in the
ueghborbood demolished; and trees and fences
leveled In all directions.
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Loss OF A BARK.-The bark Howling Wind, from
Philadelphia for Londonderry, was lost on Satur-
day last not far from the Capes of Delaware. The
crew were saved by the pilot boat Anthony B. Mel.
son. and taken 10 New York
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RniIrnnd Accident

BosToS, Jan. 23.-An express train was
thrown off the track of the Western Railroad,
near Clapville, to-day, by the breaking of the
switch rod. A passenger car was thrown
twenty feet down an embankment, but fortu-
nately no one was injured.
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
HORSES, MULES AND WAGON,

III ORSES, MULES AND WAGONS.
- 90 AT AUCTION.-Win be sold on MONDAY,
18th January, at 10 o'clock, on Council Chamher
Hili-50 young, well broke Mules; young. we'll
broke Horses Is Street Wagons in excellent order.
to this sale, it being the valuable stock of Mulea
and Horses ever offered at public SALE In THE town
not Mule In the whole lot being over 5 years old
tween 800 aud $3.50, 80 days: over that amount. 6
endorsed JAC6R Xm9TT
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

BACON, MACKEREL AND HER
- RINGS, AT AUCTION.-THIS MORNING.
at 10 O'Clock, at my store. will sell Hhds Bacon
consisting OF Hams. Breast pisces Shoulders and
yoles; 10 bbs. Mackere 10 bbls. Heirings; Tobacso
Cigars, &c. 8ETS3
At II O'Clock will sell lot Of Dry Goods Cloth.
Ing, heavy winter Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
NC, DC. r. CAUTHORN,
ia AuctfouaeY
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The Lake Gale.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 23.-The gale of Sum
day night did much damage at Cape Island
Roofs and fences were injured, and part of
the roof of the Mount Vernon Hotel was
torn off. No wrecks are thus far reported.
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.

SALE OF LAND NEAR
4 THE CITY.-In further execution Of the pro-
visions Of deed of trust, dated ID January. 1854.
and recorded in Henrico County Court will be sold
on MONDAY, the 5th day OF February. on the pre-
misses at II oclk M if fair If not the next fair day,
portion of the "Rsvenswood" Tract of land con.
veyed in said deed, lying West of and near to the
city. being that part thereof purchased at the first
sale made by the Trustees under said deed ON 18th
January, 1855 by parties who have failed to comply
with the terms of said sale; the land to be sold
comprising SO A, R.. s. P. moro or lest.
TERMs-About 81, coo cash; about % 900 payable
lst January 1856, with interest from day of SALE and
the remainder az will be made known at the time of
sale. By the Trustees
ja % TAYLOR & WILLIAMS Aucts
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NEW HAMPSHIRE PoLITIcs.-It Is stated in a
teegraphic dispatch that the Rev. Mr.. Moore hav.
Ing Withdrawn from the canvass, being ineligible,
the Know Nothings will hold another convention
On the 18th of February, we presume to nominate
q candidate for Governor.
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ANOTHER VEssEL.-Mr. Abrahams, of Baltimore
has just laid the keel Of vessel of about Zoo tons
burthen, for David Currie and others of Rich
fpnnd
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
DOTS, SHOES AND HATS, AT
- AUCTION.-OnF FRIDAY Feb "a, we will cell
at our auction store, at 10 o'clock
400 cases BOOTS, SHOES, HATS and CAPS
fresh and seasonable goods
TERMs-Under 500, cash; 800 and over, mos.
credit, for approved paper.
ia Is DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO, Aucts.
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ACCIDENTAL promising lad named Chas. A.
Tudor was run over and killed by the cars 10 Bal
hmore last Monday.
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Mrs. Patton, an aged lady, while crossing King
street, Alexandria, on last Saturday was run
against by horse and cart knocked down and
very badly injured. It's thought she will not re
cover
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sTRiKE.-The Irish lsborers on the canal en-.
hfgement at Rochester, N. York, have struck for
higher wages. Trouble is apprehepded.
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Colonel William II. Bissell, it is said will be the
Nebraska candidate for the U. s. Senate in Illinois
Ia case General Shields is unable secure the no.
imitation The election takes place on the 3lst ult.
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BY ELIAS HALE,
Auctioneer and Commissions Merchant,
Ne. los Main street
ON WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY

ON WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
~ EVENINGS at O'Clock. at my Sales Room,
will be sold large assortment of Gold and Silver
Watcher Jewelry, Combs, Buttons. Silver and Pls-
ted Spoons, Knives and Forks, Hodery Table Cloths.
Muslins Fancy Boxes, Decks, Clocks. Fancy Soaps.
Hair Oil Cologne Water 4c.; also. assortment Of
Porte Monnaies and Double Barrel Guns, together
with general sssortwe of useful and fancy art-
cles too numerous TO mention. Consiguments soil
cited. Special sales when required:
o EITAQ HAZE
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ITO CONTRACTORS AND BUILD-

u EkS.-The Building COMMITTEES Of Richmond
College will receive proposals fer the erection of the
North Wing of the edifce of said College, according
to the plans and specifications made by r. A. Tefft.
Esq, until Monday. Goth inst Bids are invited for
the different kinds of work separately, OF for the
whole together. Iron and stone work to be iuclu.
aed in the carpenterS bids.
The plans and specifications can be seen at the
Bookstore of MIR. Charles Workman, ON Main, be.
tween 9th and 10th streets Any information rea tive
to the plans &c. will be given by President Rysnd,
DR.. Albert Snead. or the undersigned, to whom the
bids will be handed. RICH'b REINS
ia l8-6t Chairman Building Committees
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-24

Hon. Samuel Houston addressed the Asbury
Missionary Society in Baltimore last Monday
night.