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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26
Return of tie BainJridpe.

WASHINGTON, Jan. est is stated that
Lieut. "Alvarado =" Hunter, with the sloop-
of-war cambridge, from Brazil, has returned,
it is supposed, without orders from the COM
mander of the station. His return is said to
have caused some surprise to the Navy De-
partment.
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FIRE IN BALTIMORE The loss OF messrs. Hall &
I.oney, Of Baltimore by the burning of their ware
house on Wednesday morning, was about $1,000
Insured. Messrs. Hall & Bro public weigher,,
lose some 5000 The two warehouses adjoining
were also partially burned Ii thought that $4,000
will rebuild the one destroyed, and repair the
others. These warehouses are the property OF the
heirs OF the late S s Nicholas OF Richmond.
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From the Isthmus-SatetyofMe F,,

From the Isthmus-SGfety of the Fulton.
NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-The steamer Fulton,
reported to have been lost, is safe. She left
Aspinwail on the 18th for New York, to be
laid up for repairs. She took no passengers
The Ell Dorado takes her place.
The Panama Railroad will be opened on
the 10th of February.
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EDUCATIONAL married gentleman.
IL being German Scholar, at this time occupying
the Professorship of ancient and modern guag
in one ofthe Southern Colleges would like to change
his situation and obtain similar one in some other
College Classical High School-either male fe-
msle-or would be willing to unite with Am erican
gentleman qualified to teach the higher English
branches in establishing such school.
Satisfactory information in regard to his religious
char acter, and professional qualifications may be OBJ
tanned of Z. w. De VOSS Richmond,
or Rev. }. p. NORRIS D. D., Baltimore
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SHOCKING AcCIDEST.-Mr. Levi Devoe, an engi-
neer on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, was
scaded las. Saturday in such manner as to cause
his death the next day. The fireman also coL-
siderably injured. The accident was caused by the
engine being thrown from the track by some OBJ
sructon thereon, the engine being turned COM
pleley over, catching the engineer underneath it,
aud causing his death as above stated. Some OF
the cars were considerably damaged.
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BMrNk 10 Denth

MAUCH CHUNK, Pa, Jan. ga coal boat
at the wharf at this place, took fire last ight
and the captain and a boy, who were in the
cabin, were burnt to crisp. They are sup
posed to have been drunk.
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Charles Haines, man aged about 80, committed
suicide In Philadelphia on Monday night, by cutting
his throat with razor. The deceased was a hat
ter by trade, and had been out Of employ ment for
some tirne during which he had pawned nearly
everything he had. He leaves a wife and three
helpless children, reduced TO desttuon by habits of
intemperance.
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by GODDIN & APPERsON
VERY VALUABLE REAL EsTaT,

ERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
' ON 4TH AND FRANKLIN GTa ron co.
AZ AUCTioN.-Will be sold, on WEDNEsOAy
next, the z4th January 1855. on the premises, com
the East line of 4th, between Main and Pr.nti Ha
streets, In rear Of the residence of Mr. BENJAMIN
sutton, fronting 81 feet, running back $50 feet. And
300. a"nuei fen1 OF
And on FRIDAY afternoon. the 2sth January ,ss,
Oh the promises commencing at O'Clock, that val.
Frauklip street opposite to Metropolitan Hall. nor
occupied by Mr. r. L. Dickinson. fronting "a fset
unn,ns back about 80 feet e an alley This proper
os leased Tor term of years at an advanced sun
IEkMs-Cne-fourth cash; balance at g. 6 ana q
trust deed, title retained The taxes for III
pfssS Sn ear to be paid by the purchasers.
~ 's-tds GODDJN & ApPERSON Anef.
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Hcnlfh of ,JUdDe IfaSOD

New YORK, Jan % A letter received in
this city, by the Pacific, furnishes the graft.
flying intelligence that Hon. j ohm Y. Mason's
health has much improved
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RUSHTON CLARK & co. s
GENUINE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL

For Consumption, Scrotula, &c.
THE great success which has attended
l. the of the above celebrated article has led
to many limitations, and much disappointment and
injury has been suffered from spurious articles pur.
chasers should use the utmost CAUTION in noticing
that the name of RUSHTON CLARK CO. in full
IL blown in the bottle and is on each label and the
signature in full each cork, other gen.
uine. We have been at great pains aud expense to
secure our patrons the pure article, and our Mr..
Clark went to New Foundland to superintend the
manufacture in person, and we will warrant our Oil
pure and superior quality in every respect and made
from the fresh Livers, and cot purified from the
common oil, as is the case with great deal that il
sold for genuine.
The genuine Rushton Clark l. Co.'s article for sale
BY PURCELL, LADD CO, and by Druggists gen.
orally in Richmond and throughout Virginia.
no 6-dAwSm
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SUICIDE IN DORCHESTER COUNT Mp.-Mr.
Tnomss Esgate respectable citizen OF dorchester
county, Md, committed suicide on Sunday. Tie
Cambridge Chronicle says:
About year or two ago his wife labofiug under
a desp0nGeucy OF mind, committed act similar
and equally as rash the present painful instance
we are now called upon to record. Mr.. Esgate
married second time, and we learn was very III.
happy-s seemingly at times misunderstanding his
dead wife had appeared to him several occs.
sinns-agaiD mat he would starve before spring,
&c few days before his death he went III the
woods and marked the trees where his lines run
declaring that he should die soon. On last Sunday
morning be was found il his horse stable with his
throat coat from ear 10 car"
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TuB CosTEsT.-The Washington Sentinel Or
yesterday, has the following paragraph
ut was whispered in certain circles in this city,
yesterday, that the grand council of Virginia Know
Nothings, who it is said, met in Alexandria, on
Thursday night, nominated, or expressed their
preference for the Hon James F. Surother, as the
candidate OF the order, for Governor of the Old
DoIniLi ion This gentleman, who was in Washing
ton yesterday being questioned in relation to
the subject, contrsdicted the report; but, notwth
standing this il insisted by political clairvoy.
ants that is truth and that Mr. tStrother himself
don't know" ii. We merely allude to the subject
as floating speck in the atmosphere of Washing.
ton.
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT,

HORSES. MULES AND WAGONS.
- AT AUCTION-Will be sold ON MONDAY.
15th January. at 10 O'Clock, on Council Chamber
Hli-29 young, yell broke Mules; 8 young, well
oT1ke Horses; 10 Street Wagons in excellent order
me attention OF Planters and others is requested
to this sale it being the valuable stock OF Mules
aud Horses ever offered at public SALE in this town
not Mule In the whole lot being over years old
TERMs-All sums under 800, cash ali sums be.
tween 800 aud $780, 80 days; over that amount. 6
endorsed. JACOB q ATIEE
Sale conducted by ALEX NoTT. Auct is1
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SENIOR ARRANGorz.-It appears that Senior Ar
raugoz. the late Mexican consul-general, Is in New
York. where he has been arrested at the instance
Of the NJ xican government, for deducting a per-
csutsge from the money received from this gov>
eminent Hi. bail was fixed al $50 600, and he now
asks Tor & reduction.
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NAVAL The Washington Globe learns-though
not offcially-that the sloop- oi-war Jamestown will
leave the navy yard Philadelphia, about the lat of
February, and proceed to Hampton Roads, where
she will receive her ammunition, and thence pro-
coed the Of Africa take her station as the
flag ship OF Commodore Crab, relieving the Con,
etitution. Commodore MAYO.
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LATEST MAIL NEW =.
THE RAILROAD Rrors.-A telegraphic dispatch
from, Buffalo dated Jan %, says:

from Buffalo. dated Jan %, says:
The Iaborers IN the Buffalo, Brantford and
Goodrich railroad are sill In possession of the
track at Cayuga. Canada West has fully armed
one hundred and fifty men. Yesterday the drec-
tors, with fifty men. took train AZ Braniierd and
came through TO Fort Erie being able thus far TO
ciesr Tho track but the directors being unarrned
were obliged to beg permission to return to Brant-
ford
The sheriff. of the counties OF Niagara, iIaldi
,nund and Brant will take fifty British soldiers and
nrnceed 20 the scene of the difficulty Tomorrow
rhen II "a expected the road will be re opened and
the laoorers paid Oft and discharged. After this is
done no further difficulties arc apprehended.
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~ NEW FALL GOODS, 1S54.-At
N HEAD QUARTERS FOR FASHIONABLE
Kf CLOTHING.-Just received most splendid
assortment of READY MADE CLOTHING,
and Gentiemens' Furnishing Goods of all the new
fall styles. Also, Cloths, CasImeres Vestings, &C.,
&c, &c, which will be made up to measure at the
shortest notice and the best and most fashionable
style most beautiful assortment of rich Cut Vel
really nice call at E. B. SPENCE'S, No. 100,
sc &c Corner of Main and Governor sts.
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AUCTION sALDef
YUTUaE DAYS.
BY GODDTN 4 APPERsON.

HOUSES AND LOrS ON ST. STE
FOR SALE AT Auction Viii :. soid At auction
on MONDAY the 18th Jsnusry 1855 AZ the hour or
O'Clock P II three Lots Of Lsnd on the West line
of St. Stephen street, between Federal and Cootts
Streets fronting each IS feet II irch~s on g. Ste
phen street. and running back each LIS feet more or
less to ten foot alley; one of which lots there
has lately been erected three dwelling houses verv
we'll suited to small families with limited means =
The principal house, situated Sc. Stephen street
has very recently been thoroughly repaired with
Two roemy porches attached, making 1t very desra.
pie az dwelling. 1t may bs converted into gro
oeiy stand or otherwise the purchaser may be dis
!Sssa. The whole of the above property win be
hsiaed TO suit purchasers the day of sale, when
nnt.S '.ns VIII be made Kn3wn. The title 10 undis-
prroh, AUG the houses constantly rented. The
jaao 70 pay a the tsIs. for the grsssnt year
INDUSTRIES SALE OF REAL ES-
&c Gspr E in nj TIE CITY OF RICHMOND, AND
CnMpAnMEv9 UE STOCK IN THE SPRING HILL
Trustee 10 Deed Of Trust from 49, "a
dated 10Th September. 1854 duly recorded in nth
mond hustings Court shall self at nnhi; 80 IT,
In Richmond on TUESDAY 9Th Febrnsrvv H 1oss
the hour of IL O'Clock M the interest az To I,
Eustsce being an undivided third part in tvuo II. n
Land st the corner of Broad and Wa streets 1bs;n
Nos 48 and 40 in Mayo's Plan) 'oeins
Also, at the same time and place. Sc Share. If .. .
stock of the Spring Hill Manufacturing Comn.nx
and all the interest of the said Eusace in and TO the
real estate belonging to the said Company.
TERMs-Cash.
Such title only as am vested with, will be con.
veyed to the purchaser.
w. D. SIMS. Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIs & APPERsoN. Aucts.
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VOID ALL QUACKERY, AND
~ AXE MEDlCINE2 PREpAREN

VOID ALL QUACKERY, AND
6Ho TAKE MEpIGINEs PREPARED By
Coughs. Colds, Consumption, Group, Wnooping
Cough, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
yer and que, Bilious Fever, Cholera Cholera Nor.
bus. Dyeentery, Bowel Affections. Piles, Sore aud
Weak Eyes, Rheumatism, Heat Disease, Pal ita.
Dropsv, Failing of the Womb, and Female Com.
plants.
DR., J. S. ROsEs CELEBRATED FAMILY
MEDICINES are the result of thirty years Practice
III Philadelphia. His pre5cr pons for each COM
plant ana have been well tested and approved by
REMEDY FOR EACH DISEASE
DR.. S; ROSES COUCH SYRUP OR EX-
EJECT HAHT, tor the radical cure Of Consumption,
ting of Blood, Inflammation of the Lungs or Throat
and all Pulmonary Diseases. This preparation not
tihes ths Sgatem against future attacks AS Cough
NJ cine, It ID the best in the World 1t is now
| used aud Recommended by Physicians st home and
Dr.. J. s. ROSES WHOoPING COUGH SYRUP
gges ina edate relief, and frequently cufes in oae
DR. J. S. ROSES GROUP SYRUP never fails in
curing the Group, that dangerous complaint .auoD
DR. HOSES Alternative, or BLOOD PURI.
FER, for Scsotula Old Eruptions, and all diseases
arising from impure state OF the blood-prica 81.
DR.: ROSES Alternative or FAMILY PILLS,
Stomach and Costrveness-25c
DR.. ROSES GOLDEN PILLS, for falling of he
Womb, Female Weakness, Debility and Relaxation
SEC
DR.. ROSES FEMALE PILLS, valuable reme-
dy for Female Complaints Superior to Rooper's
Pills-25c.
DR.. ROSES DYSPEPTIC COMPOUND, a sure
cure for Dyspepsia--50 CTS.
DR.. ROSES TONIC MIXTURE, for Chills, Fe-
vers, and general Debility. never.failng remedy
-50c.
DR.. ROSES COMPOUND EXTRACT OF Blu.
CHU, for all diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder,
and for Dropsy-50c
DR.. ROSES NERVOUS CORDIAL for all ner.
vous conditions of the system, Neuragia Heart Dis
ease Papitation. &c &c-50c
DR.. ROSES PAIN CURER-cures all pain, ex-
| terEal or internal also cures Chilblains, Corns,
Bruises Sprains, Stiff Neck, Sore Throat Pains in
| the Bowels and Stomach Sudden Colds, &c.-l23,
| 2j and 50 cts.
All of Dr. S. ROSES valuable Family Medicines
to be had of Purcell. Ladd Co, Bennett& Beers,
| Adje Gray, O. A strecker, A. 1uval, A. Bodeker,
lie, r. R. Duva Bro, Grubbs L Apperson in thi,
city, and ofdeaers generally in every city and town
Throughout the United States.
no l0-FMS wv cis-ts
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BY FAYNE L MAYO, Auctioneers.


VALUABLE kEAL ESTATE AT
AUCTION.-Wiil be sold on TUESDAY, the
3Oh day Of January 1855 (f fair if not, the next
fair day. at Ii O'Clock: in the town of Port Mayo
lots each fronting 20 feet 7th street and running
back SIS feet to 10 foot alley On said lots there is
new building containing rooms, and occupied by
David Mountain a store. The above property is
near Williamsburg Avenue.
Alse, at the same time, lot fronting on State
street so feet and running back 10 feet alley
The building on it ia also new, containing rooms
and is well adapted to grocery store. There is
well of fine water the premises. The Lot is
newly enclosed, and at present occupied by Mr.
L Rock
Also, 100 feet of ground on Williamsburg Avenue
which will be divided to suit purchasers ON this
Lot there is small ine;-together with 20 other
building Lots, handsomely situated. The above pro.
perty will be sold without reserve
TERMs-One-thild cash; balance in and months
the deferred payments secured By ne gotable notes
interest aadsd, with approved endorsers and the
title retained until the last payment be made.
The sale will commence with the property first
mentioned. PAYNE ~ MAYO,
ia "A Auctioneers
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THE lNDIAss-Seversl of the army officers, now
in Washington, it ia said have been ordered TO Join
their regiments forthwith. This looks as if Score
taIy Davis anticipated serious trouble with the In
dams during the coming spring and summer
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BY KENT. PAINE 4 KENT.


BY KENT. PAINE L KENT
I ARGE STOCK OF DRY GOOpS AT
IL AUCTION.-On TUESDAY, the 30th instant,
commencing at 10 o'clock, will sell at our store
the balance of our stock of DRY GOODS remain
ing on hand, comprising great variety of fresh and
sessenabe staple and Fancy Goods. Among which
Black and fancy colorsd Cloths
Do do Csssimeres
Rich Fancy Silk and Velvet Vestiugs
Black Satin and Marsailles do
Black and Fancy Dress Silks
Plain French De LANES
Colored Alpacss; Black do
Irish Linens PiliowCsse Linens
Linen Sheetings; Towellings
81, 4 and 1914 Linen Dsmasks
White Goods, in variety
Embroideries. do
Black and Fancy Silk Cravats
Linen Cambria and French Lawn Hdkfs
Light Spring Prints Mourning do
Bingham and Apron Checks
BIeached and Brown Shirtings and Sheetings
Drllings; Ozsaburgs
Kentucky Jeans and Tweeds
Mixed Ssttinets; Kerseys
Plaid LnseyG Cotrsnades
Red, White and Yellow Flaunels
Spool Cottons; Patent Threads;
Hooks and Eyes Pins; Buttons
Gloves, Hosiery, &C.
ALSO,
800 lbs SEINE THREAD
TEREs-All sums under 800, cash; under 1880.
months; over that amount. months credit, for ap.
proved paper. KENT, PAINE KENT,
ia q Aucts
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DOUBLE EXECUTION IN KENTUCKY The Gin
einnati Commercial has long account of the execu.
ton of Stephen Short and VIM. Hanning for rnur
dsI, at Greenupsburg, KY, last Friday. They were
both, according to the Commercial, worthless drum
ken fellows. aud each had large family. The same
paper gives the following speeches and incidents at
the gsll3ws
Short rose and said 81 want all of you to take
warning by me. Sec what whskey and bad women
have brought TO. / have been to q good many
hanging scrspes myself and thought it was great
fen, but / never thought I'd be hung myself This
for the life Of the man that | took. Talk of plea
scre-I have tried all kinds of it, about shantes
srunf and everywhere else, but l have had more
zeal pleasure in that old jail than ever before in
all my LIE; and chains my legs-big, heavy chains
e that. | just took of this old coat aud whipped
Satan clean out, fair. I've made my election sure,
think. Yes, sir, think my election is sure TSome
one IN the crowd called out, "lf you safe, don't
think there is much danger for the rest of us"l
am perfectly willing to die The you have got
IN JAIL for aiding me is perfectly innocent, and ought
10 De let goi but that Blair deserves all I've GOT
lbsir was the man who told him to shoot.I He was
as Lluch to blame as | was"
some one inquired, "Are you willing to die Stevep
oeio he-'Yes, tate this world and my own life;'
9no ne continued with air that was nearly eXult-
ana IN going to leave it, pll be in Paradise
u; ~. .utpuo"h Row, farewell, farewell; meet me
"A ING o.nef word want 10 you all in heaven"
So a. o.o lnes soIie hat drunk, pressed upon him
w. sla hlskey brought me to this-I expect
al. nanhins theu quahing in every limb got up and
" nays y got anything against any man in the
now" gu Jtn!hg against me
onon repeated this remark. Large numbers of
IA eiGa'htsnces crowded about, shaking hands with
La LIN auo asking questions, until the last moment
-. hns~ all his old friends and exchanged smiles
enu "Ofos OF good will with them until the ybits
- "as tled down over his face. He stood up firmly
80, sHe wagon was driven away, and said at ths, in
-, very olstnctly-"tarewell all NV frian6s ~
0 'Nlai Moose checked his utterence
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SNow-The railroads in the vicinity Of Chicago
are blocked up with snow, which pre-, ents the pas
sage Of the trains.
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.

BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
pOOTS, SHOES AND HATS, AT
kS AUCTION.-On FRIDAY, Feb. I'd, we will sell
at our auction store, at 10 O'clock
400 cases BOOTS, SHOES, HATS and CAPS
fresh and sessonabls goods.
TERMs-Under 500, cash; 800 and over, paos
credit. for approved paper.
ia Is DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. CO. Aucts
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Posr OFFICE AFFAIRs.-The Postmaster General
has made the following appointments
Stephen Showalter, postmaster, Bonbrook,
Franklin county, Va vice Griflin Bush, resigned.
James P. Critz, postmaster, Penns Store, Patrick
county, Va vice Peter Penn, resigned John w,
French, postmaster. Amelia Court House, Amelia
county, Va, vice Royal B. Smithey, resigned.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

BY RICHARD CAUTHOKN.
WOOD LAND FOR SALE AT AUC-
w TION-Will be sold at auction on MONDAY
the 9Th of February, 1885, at II O'Clock in front of
Henrico County Court House, about 100 acres Of
Wood Land, lying on the Darbytown road, miles
below Richmond, adjoining the lands of J. s. Atee,
John Currie and others
TERMs-One-third cash, one-third months and
one-third IL months for negotiable notes, bearing
interest, with good endorseTs.
A plat of the land can be seen at my Office.
il 20 X. CAUTHOhN.
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The Know Nothings carried the municipal el,c G.
ton at Wheeling on Monday. J PAUL was chosen
Mayor
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BY ELIAS HALE,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant,
Ne. loo Main street.

IN WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
~ EVENINGS at O'Clock, at my Sales Room,
Will be sold large assortment of Gold and Silver
Watches. Jewelry, Combs, Buttons, Silver and Pla.
ted spoons. Knives and Forks, Hosiery Table Cloths
Musiins, Fancy Boxes, Desks, Clocks. Fancy Soaps
Hair Oil, Cologne Water; &C.; Also assortm emit O!
Porte Monnaias and Double Barrel Guns together
with general assortment of useful and fancy arti.
Giles too numerous to mention. Consignment soil.
cited. Special sales when required.
Is ELIAS HALE.
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The present session Of Congress will close on Sa
surday March 81.
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h. ppssS,D TO DEATH.-A human body supposed
on, as mat Of an English gentleman has been due
80, u Tue ruins OF Judsons hotel New YorL ci,y
WHICH "ss destroyed by FIRE. ''''
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C0DQmercill ynfellEneugf

LIVERPOOL, Jan, th.-Cott0n.--Cu Current
qualities have advanced l-6d.
BreadStgVS.-IheF Flour market was heavy
al the opening, but improved at the close.
The quotations are: Western Canal 40s.a4lS.;
Ohio 42s.a4aa. COrn-yelloW ! IS; white 45s.
Wheat los. Gd.al2s ID
Money -Iarhet.--Consols closed at 81 Sd
American stocks unchanged.
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ROM THE DANUBE

1t is stated that the Russians have re-
crossed the Danube, invaded Decembrud
scha, and retaken the cities of Tultseha and
Babadagh. This statement, however, is
doubted.
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w. ICiokh AT MARTIssBURG.-The Martip,buyg
says % N"' i0le gaze OF that place.
the railroad five Of the fine large buildings of
roof of dna we're more or less niured-the iron
snS b Jug END Of the building torn down2iron roof.
IT, LEX walls sesmed as chat befo the wind y
or sso0@ The company cannot be less than 5000
'''H the dwelling Of J. w. Boyd.
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OFFICE OF THE J. X. CO.
RICHMOND. jan sd, iesa.
TNHE interest which became due on the
il lat inst. ON the Guaranteed Bonds Of the Com.
psny, win be paid upon application Ut this once On
'D "a asMsr WIN. +. AUNroRD. Secretary.
CIJNDRTES-Fresh Roll Butter Frost's
- .rd Mountain Buckwhsat; Fresh vesison, Fam
~ BACON. very nice Family and Extra Flour; New
n. and many other nice articles Of Family 0ross-
riss for ssie on reasonable terms By
Z. p. ELLIS CO,
Family GIocers, l4 Broad e.
UNorth Carolina money taken q par for sooas
Ia 20-6ts
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jas LARUS SHINE, Aucts

bricks AT AUCTION The subscri-
- Der having discontinued the Brick Making Blu.
sness, and rented out the yard. shall sell upon the
premises, Church Hill. at public auction, on the
3lst inst, between five and six hundred Thousand of
well-burnt BRICKS, in lots to suit purchasers.
TERMs-All sums under $50, cash; over that amt
months, for approved endorsed equitable psper
Sale to commence at ii O'clock, and the Bricks
must be removed by the LIST of April.
P. LARUS
Sale conducted by LARUs SHINE, Aucts. ia %