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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-07

JUST RECEIVED
ANEW STOCK OF SUMMER MILLINERY.
ANONSISTING Bonnets of all descriptions ALSO beaut-
u embroidered Mantillas ParasOls, Embroideries,
Gloves Mitt and Head Dresses the newest Styles
which we the particular attention OF the Ladies
F. R. BARKER.
residence Iy5
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PPLE $50 bushels Green Apples, mellow yandissrs,
IA Potngers, etc.. in store and fSr sale by
NOVEL n. HEADEN. Main street.
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GtORN SHELLERE.-we have hand and for sAls
~ cheap for cash. all the best OF Corn Shelters
novl7 dAw GRANT & CARSON. &
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DERFUM Err JER.-Pomades, in pots. jars and steksi
Hair Tonics Eau de Lustraie. Bears Oil. Rose OIL
Msoassar o Bandolne Curling Fluid Hair Gloss.
Shamponng Water Toilet do Florida do Eau Dc Coiogas
Lavendar Verhena, Eau D vine de for render
ing the skin soft and fair we'll impartT delicate
hue the eompsxon Extracts the Handkerchief
Lubin Tooth Powders Tooth
Mouth Aromatic Vie egair; Toilet and Infant
Powder and all the other articles in the line of Toilet
For sale by NJ MIELsCH,
noTls First street. opposite Post ofiss.
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MUTUAL. FIRR INSURANCE. COMPANY o.
VANDERBURGH COUNTY. IND.

DIRECTORS. ssss
Robert Barnes, John s. Hopkins, Win. Reilmsn,
Philip Decker, H. ID. Hills, I'm. r. Pres
ton, and VIM Baker.
THIS Company is prepared to take risks
perty situate in Town Country, within bounds
co1nes oeYandsrbugh Posey Gibson Warrick.
Application be made the Secretary either of the
Directors. MA. BAKER. PFezts
JEREMIAH BEEN. See'ry. oet3sdiy
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spEtEIVEn FROM CINCINNATI
IA rs boxes Star Candles, brls Pearl BARLEY.
noyl7 I& D. HETMANN
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VOID ALL QUACKERY, AND

AVOID ALL QUACKERY, AND
aEa1 TAKE nEpIG!NEs PkEPARE P BY ,
k6SeEn AND YsiG cnsE o Eda no
Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Group, Whooping
Cough, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. Indigestion
yer and Ague. Bilious Fever, Cholera, Cholera Nor.
bus Dysentsry, Bowel Affections. Piles, Sore and
Weak Eyes, kheamatsm Heart Disease Papita-
Dropsy, Falling of the Womb, and Female Com
plants.
MEDICINES are the result of thirty years practice
in Philadelphia His prescriptions are for each com.
plant, and have been we'll tested and approved by
4 sEMEDY FOR EACH IDS DISEASE is'n'''
DR. 8. ROSES COUGH SYRUP OR EX-
PECTORANT, for the radicalcure of Consumption,
Coughs. Colds, Hoarseness, Asthma Bronchitis Spit.
ting OF Blood, Inflammation of the Lungs or Throat,
and all Pulmonary Diseases. This preparation not
only cures Consumpion II taken in time, but it for
Medicine, it is the best in the World 1t is now
used and recommended by Physicians at home and
RISES sots; i sPf q COUGH SYRUP
gives immediate relief, and frequently curesin one
Dr.. j. s. ROSES GROUP SYRUP never fail. in
curing the Group. that dangerous complaint amor 3
DR.: ROSES Alternative. or BLOOD puRI.
DIR. ROSES ALTERNATIVE or FAMILY PILLS,
for Liver Complaints. Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Sour
DR. ROSES GOLDEN PILLS, for falling of he
Womb, Female Weakness, Debility and Relaxation
DIR. ROSES FEMALE PILLS, valuable rsme-
dy for Female Complaints Superior to Hoopsrs
DR.. ROSES pYspEpTIC COMPOUND sure
DIR. ROSES TONIC MIXTURE, for Chilis, Fe-
vers, and general Debility. never-failins remedy
Dr.. ROSES COMPOUND EXTRACT OF Blu.
CHU. for all dssases Of the Kidneys and BiAddcrs
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Record of the IKsoyb.r

1tOt"'" y NC FFGutNeF.
NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Two inches of snow
fell last night
BOSTON. Feb. I've had a slight snow
storm to-day.
QUEBEC, Feb. 5.-Weather clear and cold.
thermometer indicates 30 degrees below
zere.
MONTREAL, Feb. 5.-Mercury % degrees
below zero.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Feb. 5-Weather cold;
some indications of snow.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 5.-Slight snow to-
day. Weather now clear.
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TIE Markets.

NEW YoRK, Feb. 5.-Cotton unchanged Flour
unchanged and dull Sales of 1900 bbIs southern,
at frner rates. Wheat downwards and dull sales
OF southern red at S2.l0. Corn upwards; sales of
yellow at ST.. Pork, upwards and firm Beef,
dull.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 5.-Flour firm at unchanged
rates. Wheat-red Sl90as2; white 81 95as2 .O5.
Corn-white e5ae7 cts. yellow s7a90 cts: mixed
S2as4 cts.
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rELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Proceedings Of Conpress

- "Se " N0HgFeSs.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Senate. --Mr. Stuart
PRESENTED memorial from the Legislature
OF michigan, against slavery, to viii Oh Mr..
Cass made a speech in opposition. Mr..
stuart partially endorsed Mr.. Casss remarks
Inc House then took up the Bounty Lsnd
DILL, and passed it. The French Spoliation
bill was afterwards discussed.
Hoase.-Bills for the relief of the Point
Feilciana (La.) Railroa d and Georgia Rail
road and Banking Company were passed.
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BY PAINE MAYO, Aucts
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE At

~, AUCTION-Will be sold on TUESDAY. The
ota DAY or January 1885, f fair; If not on the ext
TAR day. at IL O'clock in the town of Port Msvo 3
!ots each fronting 20 feet 7t street and rununa
oack 70 iset to 10 foot alley On said lots there Is
new building containing rooms, and Occupied bv
near Williamsburg Avenue '.1','s PAofei'J -
Aiss, az the same time, lot frontius nm atsta
1ssset feet and running back ITO feet 10 an alley
and in wsI1 sa 90 also new containing rooms
veil OF hne water on the premises. The Lot is
L Rock. NrAee w Mh.
Also lso feet Of ground ON Williamsburg Avenue.
which will be divided to suit purchasers On tbi.
LoG there 10 small buldine;-togetherw with 20 other
building Lots, handsomely situated The above nro.
perty will be sold without reserve S''P to'
-, IsRms-one.thi1d cash; balance in 8 and 6 moptbs
me oeIeIred payments secured BY negotiable notss
sa1 added, with approved endorsers and the
ute ne renamed until the last pay ment be made
mentioned. PAYNE PiuPe uyy ntst
roSTPONEMENT:-In consequence Of the In.
ciemency OF the weather, the above sale has basn
postponed to TUESDAY next, 9Th February iaSi
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Death Of a Minister.

CONCORD, N. H., February 5.-Rev. John
Moore, a Universalist minister, of this city,
who was lately nominated by the Know No
things as their candidate for Governor, but
withdrew in consequence ofinefgibility, died
this morning.
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T Asst NOTICE.-For one week ONCE

T Asst NOTICE.-For one week onge
IL we will continue to sell off at and below cost
Our stock of Staple and Fancy Goods is very desra
BILE yet, and would call particular attention to
our Csssip,eres and Satinets. for mems and boys
wear; Merinos and Mouselin de Laines; Crossbarred
and Swiss Muslns
We again respectfully request those indebted to
us to make imme diate settlement az We intend to
close our present business by the 18th of this month";
when we shall positively move to our new store. to
make arrangements for opening on the lst Of March,
with an entire new stock
]. Il NJ ROSENBAUM,
fell I76 Broad, corner 9Th ct.
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RiNNeMS Erue1itinu az

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-Nothing has yet
been done by Col Kinney, to justify a pro-
clamstion against his expedition to Central
America. No proclamation has been issued,
and all reports to the contrary are witho ut
foundation
The Gather is clear aud cold
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AAiAl ACCIDENT TO sKATERs.-A telegraphic
u,'p4'ca fEom Philadelphia states that on Saturday
a''''Looa lest ss ia. &c crowds were skatrg on the
''AyIi., nVeT above Fairmount, the ice broke and
1.' ha!7 = shinp druggist at tie northeast corner
Hi0fo ana Spruce streets, and Miss Russell, his
''ef' were drowned. Mr.. S. WAS skating
-, p~'hhs Al,a Russell on sled before him as ia
1''''n very large number of efsons ca the
o1'' o1t were unable to render any assistance
@f' shlnn belonged to one of the oldast and most
'''p'c'aoie Quaker families of Pbllaae,nb;.
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Nebraska LecisIature.

CHICAGO, Feb. 5.-The Legislature of Ne
braska assembled on the 10th ult The Gov
ernor's message was received, and both
Houses organized on the 18th by the choice
of officers. 1t is supposed the Legislature is
favorable to the administration, and the
course of the Governor will probably be sus.
tanned
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BY GODDIN & 1PPERsON-
'K1u!sTEE's SALE OF REAL Es

huSIEE'S SALE OF REAL ES-
IS az az az ~ TIE CITY OF RIcHMOND Ann
CoMPANV IL IL STOCK IN THE STRING HILL
da aedee si 70 Deed Of Trust from J. d. Eus..es
mond Hustn y couss is duly recorded il Rich
IN Richmond on TUESDAY, 9Th Febnsy A 1eeI
ne noar Of " O'Clock the interest Of the ala
a oeng an undivided third mart In two Lot Of
Mes. 48 and 40 in Msyo's Plau) ieels' toeins
Also. a. the same time and place. IS Shares of the
stocA o. the spring Hill Manufacturing Comnanv
and all the interest of the said Enstace Ia and II .
real estate belonging to the said Company. 'A'
veyed to the purchaser. 'i' W ''n'
g.. w. D. SIMS, Trustee.
ssie 90 conducted BY GoDDIN & ArPERsoN, Aucts.
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IUTuRE DAYS.
BY TAYIoR : ,V, ;,.;. !. -. =.

DESIRABLE C0TrAuE Rrsr.
II DENCE AND BUfLDINg TOT I'M RRTsn
STREET, AT AUGT!OS -on MONDAY. ffth h 5.
rusry. st o'clock ?. rpm the premises viii B.
Mseds situated on the North side Of Rroad ~ 81
sd1oinins the African Church and tbs rssilepce al
Mr j. w Randolph The location IT the prone ~,
renders Well su,fed for professional or busin -
mep; whilst the arrangements Of the dseilspe sre
ample and convenient The lot fronts IS feet and
;, Aiter ID. above vii, BE- sold that beautiful build
~ os sGJoinina, che West. fronting - feet run.
a. n oac, i7 feet, and bounded on its WeSt Iine By
IL .ns-Ons-fourth essh; balance Of and II mos.
a.. credit payments to be secured BY trust
ths Aes fsr tbs present yesr to be paid BY
ss'ef' TAYLOR WILLIAMS.
~ Anatiouasra
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is clear aud cold.
Tire IN Near York

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Two houses adjoining
the Sun building, were nearly destroyed by
ire this morning The Sun building had
narrow escape.
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MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
" IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, UNDER
DECREE OF COURT, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
BY virtue of q decree of the Circuit Court of the
City of Richmond pronounced on the 18th January
1850 In the suit of christian, assignee, against
Clarke &c the undersigned, Sheriff of the CITY
OF Richmond will proceed to sell at rubc auction,
on the premises. in the order advertised on MON.
DAY the 26th day of Feb, 1855, if fair (f not the
next fair day) commencing at II O'Clock NJ the fol-
lowing valuable Real Estate in the city of Rich.
mond, viz:
Those two Brick Tenements, at the corner of 18th
and franklin streets, now in the occupancy of Mr.
Sa:terwhite, fronting So feet on 18Th street run.
nns back about so feet to the line of the Mason's
Hall.
also, that valuable half acre Lot, No. 1873. at the
corner of franklin and 26th street, with large
brick dwelling aud other buildings thereon now In
the occupancy OF Mr.. F.. J Wilson and others
After which. will be sold tbat other valuable va
cant half acre Lot, No. $50, at the corner of Grass
and 26tt streets.
The foregoing half acre Los will be divided into
suitable sized Building Lots-a plat Of which will be
exhibited al the hour OF sac.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance in equal install.
ments at and IL months, for n egctiable notes
Clearing interest from time shall be deliv
cred to the purchasersl satisfactorily endorsed, and
title retained till the whole purchase money shall be
paid. The taxes and insurance for the present year
TO be paid by the purchasers
THO. w BOSWELL,
Sheriff of the City of Richmond
Sale conducted By GoDDIN L APPERsoN, Aucts
"a
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LINE GOLD PENS-The Gold Pen
y invented by A. VIM, Rapp Il acknowledged and
known throughout the Union. By all professional and
cd pens syer presented to the world. They are Of
three ezeA ell made ON the pviacipIs. Of avery
possible texture. thereby cspabls Of iting the styla
approved. For sale only by q
Fk2 0ENNET 4 JAMES, Eagle square =
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CHAbSLES hIChAkDSON,
IMPORTER OF

HAVANA AND PRINCIPE CIGARS,
HAS for sale, wholesale and retail, the
IL largest assortment of genuine HAVANA CT.
CARS to be found in this State; ALSO great variety
Of Manufactured TOBACCO consisting In part Of
Col. Samuel 8. Myers celebrated Phenix Impe rial
Oronoko, Daniel Webster. and Miners Pocket Com.
pan!on brands; Cosby Winfree's Pride of Virginia
Pome grapate, and Palmetto Twist.
Also. a few of those beautiful Real Meerschsum
and Genoise Pipes.
Particulas attention 10 called to RICHARDSON'S
Virginia Oronoko Smoking Tobacco, acknowledged
by some of the Oldest citizens of Richmond to be
the finest article of the kind extsnt.
ia3t No 4. under Excbanse Hotel.
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AUCTION eAr.ne
FUTURE DAYS.
BY DUNLOP. MONCURE q co

CARGO SALE OF SUGAR AND MO-
~ tAssEs Ar AUcTIoN.-On wEDnEsDxy.
Wharf and Warehsuss, IT Rock eta ve viii ali ~ !
with aE45 - '~AsPss
ao4 hhds SUGAR, shipped from Ave estate. -.
quality. ranging from fair to choice. va
'98 6hls prime MOLASSEg.
TEsMs-Under 800 cash; over 300 months cred.
It. for approved negotiable paper.
GISeie without re gard to weather.
fs3 DUNLOP, MONCURE L Co. Aucts
ADDITIONAL.
Will be added to the above SALE the cargo of the
Bchr Tangent, from Attakapsa with
ls4 hhds sugar. fair to prime quality
207 bbls primo Molasses 49, j
Terms a. above.
AZ Sale without regard 20 weather
DUNLOP, MONCURE l. CO.,
fe5 Auctioueers.
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TIE KIDvApPING CAsE.-In cur editorial CO.
lamns, this morning, wal lie found an allusion to
tie alleged kidnapping Of young Cuban in New
York by his uncle. The youth, Frank Z. Herman.
deg, has published card In relation to this affair
Ia which ne states that he was taken away from
school against his consent. by the Spanish consul
and Mr.. Carnobel, taken to New York under the
threat tha; he must go 10 Cuba Immediately, as he
would be thrown into prison ii be ever went there
e'.Grwafds-was not allowed to see his uncle. al.
though he begged the prviege-and was tax Ell to
the steamer Empire city, where he met bis uncle,
who, On learning that he lad did not wish to go to
Cube, Immediately took him home to mis- own
house Ia Brooklyn. The uncle had been informed
OF Mr.. Carnobelis actions by Geographic des.
Ps:cA sent from the school 81 Claverack. whence
the youth was taken. So it appears that the uncle
Was but acting the part Of the friend and protector
OF his nephew.
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p BARGAINS IN DRESS SILKS AND

BARGAINS IN DRESS SILKS AND
~ CLOAkS.-Having just taken an Inventory,
am prepared to offer great Inducements to those iu
want of rich brocade and Plaid Silks Velvet, Cloth,
and Merino Clocks: Plain and figured de Laines finest
quality French Merinos; SILK Warp Alpsccas Canton
Cloths superior quality; bed blankets 1874 she stngs
Marsailies Quilts Cd Pillow Case Cotton red blue,
yell ow, and white Fiannels 78 and 81 Irish Linens;
le-4 Table Damssks; Russia Towelling, with many
other de.lrahie articles which must be sold to make
room for Spring Goods.
For the best bargains, call at the old established
cheap stores Of
JACOB A. LEVY,
fe < aoA hgoip cat
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NRAIN AND GUANO kAGH.-We can
NJ furnish Grain and GuAne 1aga u lots from IS TO
asaine them. q thsy esu BE- sid Low. Apply 20 Z
TsS DUKE HUTCHEeoN, II naiA st.
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Mr. WEE II ALEXAHDaIA-A LETTER WRrrER's
OPINION OF VIRGINIA PcL1Ttcs -"Inn . ~ Tho
baltimore Sun, writes under date of Feb az fol.
gEs > 49, AVA
"A number Of members of Congress formed a
part 0. the large auditory Of Mr.. Wise, at Aexan-
d!la, last light. Much interest was manifested In
ne supect Of his speech He denounced the
Auy" things many OF whom were present and
responded wiIa loud cheers. The election contest
MIA become still more Interesting stter the Know
N2IAing Candidate shall take the feld. Fresh in
if"alon VII! then be given to Mr. Wise's elo-
G41uCe.
= Il, II iS believed the candidate will be either Wm c.
hlyes or }. T. Sirhther. TIE wings will make no
Limitation. hr Bives' name was presented by
,l7 fginia deegs.es at the Cincinnati convention
81 caldldate tor the Presidency and shonld he be
t,'cted Goysrror Of Virginia, he will very proba-
Party 10 1856
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C ,mrL.1--,. United States Revenue Cutter
/ aII." winch has been rebuilt by Messrs. Peg.
L,nt 80. ~ f''"nonth under the supervision of
O'clock = sL'' ~a' launched Saturday, about II
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A UCTiON BARGAINS AUCTION
~ sARGAINs.-$ SIC. coo worth of goods, just re-
ceveo and must be sold, within the next few weeks
to make room for Spring stock consisting of
Irish Linens, of every grade and quality; Linen
Towels and Diapers, Cambrics Jaconets. Swiss and
Embrodsres of every kind, Dress Silks, in Biaca
Plaid and Brocsde. All of which promise to sell
exceedingly cheap the next two weeks
J. MILLRISER BROTHER,
fe 5 1876 Broad street.
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NORBORNE NORTON 4 CO,
A VALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATE
TO THE PUBLIC Although tn,

TNO THE UBLIC Although the
Il charge of 81 so per day for Board lin cops.-
quence of the very high price of provisions) affords
20 VET al s ot III pa t ensasss OF
rality of my customers with the additional charge of
80 cents per day, when they can, il they choose
comfortable and &c elegant Accommodate as any
gentleman would desire. hereby give notice that,
from this date. the price of Board at the Exchange
Hotel will be as formery-$2 per day.
To the travelling public, aud more especially to my
Virginia friends and customers, tender my crate
thanks for their past support and patronage
and will them that in all respects no pains
trouble expense will be spared on my part to
make their sojourn at the Exchange, In every par
ticular, comfortable and satisfactory.
JOHN p. BALLARD.
Richmond, February lst l855-ts
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ONE PRICE JEWELRY STORE, No.

" Isl Main street We have just received few
very superior Gold Watches, Lover construction,
Comoensation Balance full aud extra ieweled, with
6ne Rabes made expressly for MS by f. d johnson,
of London. We also have the movements of the
same kind of Watches, which we will have cased in
any style to order. These Watches, we are sure,
will give entire satisfaction.
We also have on hand general assortment of
other fine Gold and Silver Watches, and some that
are less costly.
HOLIDAY PREsENTS-A fresh supply Of Dia-
mond Rresstpns, Diamond Ringa and 8 variety Of
other fine Jewslry, suitable for Holiday and We'd
ding Gifts MYERS l. JANKE.
de 20 Sign Of the Illuminated Clock.
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CHEAPER THAN EVER!!!

GREAT RED UCTION OF THE PRICESg!
M Einform the Ladies Of Richmond, Va,
w and the Ladies in general, that we have Just
received ne stock of fashionable SPRING HATS,
COLLARS, DRESS GAPS. Also, on hand yet. e
line assortment of Saxony and French Embroideries,
hne French KID Glovee at 81 pair. Drv Goods,
and a variety of FANCY ARTICLES; all which
must be sold without till the 9th of February.
IL Please call soon and get your bargains
WIGAUD SELDNER,
jaS1-9t* 204 Broad st.
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BY LARUS "a aHINr

GENTEEL HOUSE FURNrT11Rr Ar
~ AUCTfON.-On next TUESDAY $500
10 oelock we will sell at Store lsrse =
ot HOUSE FURNITURE, embfseing In psrt I ~.
Sedsteads, Bureaus. Wardrobes Mshosanv .na 81,
seat Chairs and second-haad Piano; Safes oene
ALSO-l set Dining China; u sets of China T.s.
20 fitcherE Plates, and many other srticie:
n. ..----s t--...sr- .1tfa.AasA ucfinnaara
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pEMOVAL 1sT OF MARCH.-Now is
IL the time to buy CLOTHING CHEAP, and So,
Main street, is the place. The subscribers intending
to move on the lst Of March, and anxious to open
with new stock, offer their Clothing and Furnishing
Goods, at low prices Come and examine what we
have on hand and if suited in the article word
for it, the price will be made satisfactory.
GROSHONG, TUPMAH & CO,
fe 5 AZ Main az
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Baltimore arn a'AUh'-A correspondent of tho
IN, ".s sun writes thu, from Washington:
suesthrs 81 I nd that In hi. will Mr. Msprx h..
Gau Of 81 o., 's venerable father and mother the
70 his brothers snd 20 long as they shall live
eoa.n, %rS Els @is, he loft 81 600 each To hi.
,u.ss Of ts now stands 10y beside in tn. ,a AM
r.n,ld.i e9 hi shIst,:n Lieut.. Msury 500
ty,soS M devoted and excellent wifs M 10 m inc
soon, 3, that srnved at the dwelling this aft.,.
Til, ths ssr ~ are .q~ with the bereayed mothsr
~ sspsrns f.tb. sosshee seemed to be regretted
Justly, .,a" ooanaad philsnthrophy was proverb;sI
d,eess. a an.s aaiJ so. lie desired that sf,ef ri.
.ose ss n.ds r., zen s1s.instion Of his bedy
u,ds lpass On eoure tee results a.. na' 5o1k
aos behind :, s0t - sseertaned that IL. Ii,,l. ;n
,saty saaa eye ah s ear. which had for SOME time
io.isd that an .so n' =, was so deeply snd hrmly
@hny moment. proves
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''a sttsray. '" 10 hk'I's'-A Wsshir 8.
...a s.,ss Of os, Minister at Paris, Mr.
and VA. -, Walsh Concerning biz cooSsaos tne
s'sn. add saseted By the Temporary psraI,sis Of
wi nmsss.t ss,s = no re.son % believe tist he
tr'sppoats6 Hi .esisn bis mission. Thus will he
~ were bs.ss .se calculations and srrsnsements
''1lsh missisn' VAC occurrence OF vacancy in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-06

i.., ]'1oofs 'hEnisn states that on Saturday
pl.-. 't'f'ssn G.l.ry Of MIR. Gibbs, in that
t,. i', TA' entered ia the day time, a show case
A'H oP7n' aus variou. article, ,,oIa,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-06

NOTICE.-I will expose to sale at the
~ late residence of RichaTd Barnes, decd, in tho
next. all the pershable property therein, consisting
of Household and Kitchen Furniture, Farming Uten-
sils OF every kind stock Of Horses, Cows Hogs and
Sheep crops of Corn, Fodder. Oats, Shucks &c.
LUCY ANN BARNES,
Adm'x of Richard Barnes, decd
ia 25-dtd