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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-05

TRAVELLERS STOPPED.-Seven travellers were
arrested in Washington, Sunday, on their arrival
from the South. A Geographic despatch desert.
bling them, and calling for their apprehension, hav
ing been sent from Richmond They were ex-
amined before Justice Hollingshead, and their
innocence and responsibility being made evident,
were discharged They were from the South, and
not from Richmond; and the despatch was sent by
one of their companions whom they had left be.
hind
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-05

NORFOLK AFFAIKs-There were 26, 2S6 pounds
of rags shipped from Norfolk for the North Satur.
day. Vessels are scarce and in good demand
The friends of Hunter Woods deceased, to hold
public meeting through respect to his memory.
The Dismal Swamp Canal is again open. The
funeral services of those fremen who fell during
the epidemic was preached by Rev. Mr.. Wills
Sunday
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COMMERCIAL.
Ricbmoud Markets, February

hicnuOhu MdrAcas, reoFuury IL AooO'
We are still without quotations for wheat or -four.
Business Is completely stagnant. The very cold
menced grinding last week gation is faster than
locked up, and business except far to pro-
vide the of local comfort and sustenance
pletely at a stand
CORN-Has declined to IS cents and meal whole
sale is quoted at 90GD95 cents.
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Rebellion Mt College

CARLISLE, Pa Feb. 4-One hundred of the stu
dents at Dickinson College have rebelled agains
the faculty, in consequence of an alleged unjus
expulsion of four of their number.
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MARINE NEWS


WILMINGTON, N. c., Jan. 81 The cargo of sugar
and molasses board schr Adriatc, from Attakapas
fer Richmond which put in here in distress, will
have to be discharged and the vessel repaired. The
cargo isnot injured.
New YoRK. Feb. 2..-.Arrived schr Merchant, Win,
ter Richmond
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Destructive Fire in syracuse, N. Y.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Feb. 4.-Dillaye's block of
buildings, corner of Salina and Fayette streets,
was destroyed by fire last night. The o1nce of the
Syracuse Chronicle with several tenements were
destroyed Loss $3.50 Insured for sos, 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-05

A wagon boat owned by SamI Irwin, of Wheel
ing, Va, valued at $40 900 was lost few days ago,
on the Mississippi near Plaquemine, La. Insured
for 81 O0O
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~. 1mprevencnt ~ the knnawha'
fo.i land in The vicinity Of Pittsburg sen TOT
saoo 20 ssoo per acre. The coal lands Of the Ma
n.vha. where the eoai IL better and more aoun.
Amt with seams mich wider and which are xs'
miles nearer 70 the principal markets OF me 'o"s.
oh,o-shere coal lands sen for nominal prce, say
- var acre. sometimes litsie more and sometimes
: ,,,,,e less why is this Because the K.nawha
n: on..rueted at few points as to be only
...sly nsvisable a. very high water. Then how
much win remove those obstaeiesf About sso !.
ao S this sum will be promptly advanced If
49, Coo win pledee the tolls on the river for its
repayment.
And with this small outlay. without the slighses,
;convenieuce to the State one Of the richest coai
ros,on. in the world may be brought into use, ana
ne made to yield. to the people and the sta.e'
wealth beyond estimate. bill is pending IN '.s
Legislature to accomplish thisimprovement, ana 70
unlock this treasure Can the Legislators hesitate
abeut passing it1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-05

re- Speaker elected Mt last, and while he
is busily engaged in deciding upon questions OF law
and order. the public in Richmond busily en-
gagged in deciding in favor of SIMONS Ambrotypes,
being more interested in the fine arts than in the
Speaker at Washington. fe5
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The Weather West.


CINCINNATI. Feb 4-The thermometer here il
1s degrees below zero. The ice in the Ohio rivel
is IL inches thick.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 4-To-day Mr.. Glossbren
ner drew from the Treasury $4,000 in gold. which
he had advanced to membership. Banks, late on
Saturday night, having signed draft to that effect
100000 yet due to members, and viii be
drawn from the Treasury during the week.
An anti-administration caucus is to be held to-
night
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Liability Of Common Carriers and Ware.
hOuse.Men.

Liability oil Common Carriers and Ware.
h0use-Men.
The Baltimore American gives an account of
the case of Strong and Ashmead vs. Strong, Just
decided before the Supreme Court of Pennsylva-
MIA, where defendants were both warehouse-men
and common carriers at the same time, and goods
were deliveredto them with directions ito ship inn
medately," and defendants placed the goods in
their warehouse, where they were destroyed by
nre before shipment. 1t was held that the liability
OF defendants was that of common carriers, and
not simply that of warehouse-men. The goods
and the order to ship them Immediately were de-
iivered together. The only inference to be drawn
from the fact of the case the Court say is that they
were delivered to the defendants as common car.
riers, and that the storing of them in their ware
house was an act of their own, for their own con.
venience, and was incident to their business as
carriers. Judge Story, in his work on Baiments
section 536 states the law ON this subject with pre-
cision. IF common carrier receives goods into
his own warehouse for the accommodation of him.
self and his customers, that the deposit there is
q mere accessory to the carriage and for the pur-
pose of facilitating it, his liability as carrier he
gins with the receipt of the goods" So, if an inn
keeper is at the same time carrier, and goods are
sent to his inn and received by him for transports
ton, he Is liable as carrier for any loss before
they are put upon their transit "On the other
hand, If person is At the same time common
carrier and forwarding merchant, and he recsive
goods into his warehouse to be forwarded 70 ,ha
future orders Of the owner if the goods are lost hv
FIRE. before such future orders are received or the
goods are put In transit, he Is not charreabe as
common carrier, but only as q warehouse-msn
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Emperor Napoleon has sent to Mr. John s. C.
Abbott a gold medal in return for compliments.
ry copy of his life OF Napoleon
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q To the Ladies 80 DOwden's ID @ n a
FLUID is acknowledged by all Dentists to be the
best preparation for the Teeth 1t has in fact
superseded all Tooth Powders and other injurious
compounds. Used cosmetic, it whitens and soft
ems the Skin, imparts beautiful glow to the COM
plexion, and efectually prevents it from chapping-
lists of this city. For sale by BENNETT L BEERS,
PURCELL, LADD CO. ADIE s. GRAY, LAID
LEY ROBINSON, GRUBBS & APPERSON. and
all Druggists. ia 14-Sm
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STOVE FUEL.--A few hundred enshsss
- small hail COKEaf 81 per load, can Be had ~
q At JNO. j. WERTH. Agent.
IN HUSHkl4S very superior Meansss
III Clover Soed--iust to hand and tor sale BY
f. 4--5t u. q. 4 w. q. ToMPkiNs
DICHMONO GROUND RLASTkM.'s,ssi
II an now srisdine pure seiecsed Lamp e s;f ~.
loose and guaranfse iis purity Canal boats can 90
Il the miil. fe2 JOHN X CLAlRokNr.--
G1RDEN sKEI3s FOR Fkhltl 49,
NJ In February SOW HesuA bestA hFocolis gAo9ssas
Cucumbers En- Plant. Lettuce Pea fsrsnips 49, 49,.
setly eah sssds 70 srrvs han The Eys! nsssss "
has 20a Main stfsss.
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~ Letter from the Rev. DIR. John C..
McCnbe, of Hampton Va.

McCnbe, of Hampton, Va.
HAMPTON, Va, Oct. IS, 1855.
Having had occasion to BAKERS PREMIUM
BITTERs in my family within the last two years, in
of dyspepsia and nervous headaches can safely
ing maladies with so signal success this. have
carefully avoided recommending any of the vari
cause believe in majority of cases, they do
harm than good but Bakers Bitters have been
tried under my immediate observation, and produced
such beneficial results do not feel at liberty to with
hold my humble Testimonial to their value
JNO. c. McCABE.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD Co. and Druggists
penerally ocS0
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st. Domingo.

The account which we published Saturday from
the Philadelphia Ledger of the deplorable social,
political and commercial condition of the Island of
Hayti, is q nut which the Abolitionists may crack
at their leisure. The exports of the island, which,
as q slave colony, have risen as high as two hun
dred and five millions of francs had been gradually
falling since Haytien independence was declared,
till they have now sunk as low as three millions
and half! The people are fast relapsing into AT
rican barbarism. Even in the brute quality of
yalor they seem to have degenerated below the
condition of the Chinese We believe the pages
of history may be searched in vain for an army of
eighteen thousand men defeated by four hundred,
Is was that of Fausten the other day by handful
of Dominicans
The social and commercial deterioration of Hayt
has parallel in that of Jamaica, and of every
other island where negro slavery has been abol
ished They were all in a high state of prosperity
whilst slavery continued, notwithstanding the un.
relenfing severity with which English and French
masters have always treated their slaves But
freedom has ruined the islands commercially so.
cially, physically and morally In the present con.
dition of Hayti, we see the awful transformation
which the South would exhibit if the schemes of
the Abolitionists could prevail in this country No
men would be greater losers than those very
Northern manufacturers who are making such an
eternal pother about the curse of slavery. If the
South should be ever driven to the wall and threa.
tened with the dire consummation of the schemes
of her enemies she could infiict no more terrible
retribution upon her enemies than to drive from
her soil the laborers by whose toll alone her sta
pies can be cultivated and, like the strong man
shaking the pillars of the temple, involve her ene
niles aud herself in q common ruin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-05

- Card.--ThOluas w. keesee, Auction.
eer, (Oce with George j. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl ST.
will attend in person TO the sale of Real Estate,
Household Furniture, Stocks of Merchandise, Horses
&c.
ALso.-To Renting out Houses and HirGs out Ne
groes.
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TNPOSING STONE FOR SALE...A Sc.
i cond hand IMPOSING STONE, feet by 5 feet;
with q substantial frame stand for the same, for
sale-price $40 Inquire at this Office. fe5--ltt
MASS LICORICE.-2O cases Mnss Ii.
lvl conce, Nadalis, Lopez and Wallis brands; in
fe 5-lw DUNLOP. MONCURE CO.
SOAP:-l0O boxes Family soap In store
y and foz sale by
fe 5-iw DUNLOP, MoNCURE co.
DOWCHONG TEA.-.lO half cheats y oW.
j. ch0ng Tea, tine article; for sale by
fe 5-lw DUNLOP, MONCuRE L CO.
nLD RYE WHIskEY-i5 bills Old rive
~ Whskey, In store and for sale BY
fe 5-iw DUNLOP. MONCURE & co.
MILLWRIliRTs, AUG K Il s--15f He-f
lsl castsieei, for sale by
CLARksoN l. ANDERSON,
JAZZ No. iUG Main e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-05

~ Abel u. MAYO, will be found here
after at the clerks office of the Federal Court, Bosh-
er's Hall, corner of 9th and Main.
He will attend particularly to CoNvEYANcIsG and
drawing LEGAL INSTRUMENTS of every description
and COPYING.
Memoranda left with his father, Joseph Mayo, ESQ.
at his office in the City Hail. will be duly attend
ed to.
He will also take Dispositions. and attend to all
other business of NOTARY PUBLIC. ia l4-Sm
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w4. p. Chase, III. d., Home0pnfhist.--
Richmond. Va. ia S---3m
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- DIR. q. A. Crenshaw, ONCE l43 Main
Street over Parker, Nimno Cos, lately occupied
by DIR. Haakins In T-2m-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-05

n MILITARY AND CIVIC BAlI.-
The YOUNG GUARD respectfully annouue. ~
hi TO the citizens of Richmond and VICINITY u
W that they will give their SIXTH ANNUILs-S
BALL at GODDINS HALL. on FRIDAY eyenia,
the I'D February, 1856. THE COMMTTTEPs
r. Particulars hereafter.
fe
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E.y- MIR. Ford's Portrait Painting Rooms
at the of Main and Governor street. over
Mr. Spence's Clothing Store. fe Plat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-05

q The Annual (als0 the regular monthly
meeting of the Monroe Building Fund Association,
will take place at Saunders Hall, at o'clock, this
evening, precisely; the officers of said Associa-
ton are be elected at that time for the present
year. it is important that every share should repre-
ssnted either in person or by proxy.
fe Sit B. w. STARKE. Sec'y.
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War with Euslnnd.

ne National infeIigencer quotes what il pro
noanees the calm and wise sentiments" expressed
70 : private letter from Washington, published in
the fhladeiphia Inquirer, sentiments to which, it
says hatttaches especial consideration and weight
because 4 has reason TO attribute the authorship Of
the isttsrto ysnsrsbls statesman entitled by per
sonaa character and Political experience TO the re-
speet Of ali patriotic men, The Inquirer says that
shs distinguished writer temporarily on visis 10
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LOST.


r OST.--At the Commercial Dinner =
IL servant carried off Black Cloth OVERLOAD
which was lined ON the inside with black six; d,
sleeves were lined with red silk in ofthe pocket
pair of kid gloves, nearly new, Information
which wiz lead to its recovery viii be suitably 10
warded by PURCELL, LADD co,
fe5 Druggists, " Main street
p. SIT is not supposed that the servant had auy
improper intention but that he does not know 70
whom to return the coat Gentlemen whose se,.
wants at the dinner, viii please direct theirs
tention to TINS adveEtsenent. r, l. K Co.
4 OST. ON Sunday evening, on NIain AZ
IL between Sd and 4lh sts., large GOLD BRACE,
LET haked. The finder will be suitably rewarded
by leaving it at the Drug Store Of Messrs LAlDLEY
l. ROBINSON, corner of 4th and franklin ss
T OsT--On Monday evening, on Broad
~ Grace or 9th streets, a plain GOLD BREAST.
PIN, with grey hair ia it, and the initials J. A. Nee
it. A liberal reward will be paid on its return to
this Office. fe 81
IL Leigh Streets a GOLD BUCKLE with WATCH,
SEAL attached. The finder will be suitably reward.
ed by leaving them at the Dispatch Office or with us
fe4-St CRENSHAW co.
T OST--POCKET BOOK.--Y esferday on
IL the Central Railroad cars between Gordonsville
and Richmond, was lost Pocket Book containing SO
or $50 in $50 notes, 10 notes. and some silver The
finder viii receive liberal reward BY leaving ita
I OST OR MISLAID...A BOND exeeut.
IL ed by Edmund Fontaine, Esq, President Of the
Central Railroad, for $780, bearing date ia January
1855 and payable lst January, 1885, which said bond
has been either lost mislaid.
All persons are cautioned against receiving said
bond as payment has been stopped.
BUCKNER TREvILIAN
ia 23-d2taw4t&c1tA Caroline countv
T OST.-Before the Metropolitan shoe
IL Store" on yesterday morning, the 3Oth inst the
front part of Stock. containing small DIAMOND
PIN The finder will be rewarded by leaving 1t at
my Gallery, Corinthian HALL r e. GIBBS.
ia SITS
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DIED,

On yesterday evening, at half past o'clock. Ell
LEN LOUISA, daughter of Edward and Louisa Le-
roy, sged years, months and days.
The funeral viii take place this evening. at oclk,
from the residence of her parents. The friends and
acqusintancss of the family are invited TO attend.
70 New York papers please copy.
Suddenly on Saturday morning. in the 4ith year of
her age, Mrs. POLLY g.. JOHNSTON, consort of
Thomas N. Johnston, leaving family of six little
children to mourn their irreparable loss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-05

r. Caueain Cauot, the hero 81 tho cele-
brsfed work. sSTwenty YearS Of an African Slaverp
c.rsd Nv HHMPTONfs VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
Captain Csaot's brother has long been the attend
ant and friend, and ID now Mederen Chg, Of the
Emperor of France.
Extract from . letter, written by the Captain to
Major Stockbndge, of the Fountsin Hotel, Balti-
more: 8azss ~
aHavins called me on the 18th Of April, and
seen me prostratsd my bed uselessn all my limbs
YOU can appreciate nearly a. well ~ myself, the
prompt relief received from Hamptsn's Vegetable
Tincture.
II have been under the trestment OF several ply
sicsns in London and Paris, without any apparent
benefit; also, while in New York having tried the
Thornpsonian and Homeopathic remedies, after hsy.
ing been tormented with galvanc batteres cold and
aromatic baths and hundreds of internal and external
medicines all to effect, am, 90 far cured by this
Hampson's Vegetable Tncture only. Therefore, my
dear sir accept of the assurance OF my gratitude,
and believe me your well-wisher,
~ Delicate Ladies and children viii please give
atrial
Call and get Pamphlets, and see cures OF Coughs,
Bronchitis Rheumatism, Liver Complaint, Scrofuia
Az female medicine il Is unriyalled.
Sold by o. A. STRECKER and PURCELL LADD
& CO., Richmond by DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburg BY
all the Druggists in Petersburg by MORTIMER
MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists and store
keepers everywhere. -
r. 81 per bottle; bottles for IS. ia 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-05

EF AuCtIOh NOtfce ...HHV1nX re atlGI p0Bs
session of the large warehouse 4th street. recent
ly occupied by US, we are prepared to receive con-
SHIPMENTS for sale at auction, of DRY GOODS.
SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING FURNITURE, or any
other description of Merchandise The promises are
very central and commodious, and goods can be ad-
vantageously exhibited. Terms liberal, aud prompt
returns rendered.
de 21---ts KENT, PAINE CO., Aucts
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Ions Mitchell, Esq:
ln.sr sir-we IssIn that You are now In New
Yark I'm your return TO your 6Outhern home, may
W. al of YOU to stop with and deliver nleeture On
.uc topic a. you may select Il would give pies
sure we assure you TO hear you. subject illnstra
tad by your genius and patriotism, would be enter
We look pon you ~ Identified with % in feeling
and sentiment. Added TO this we want to shake you
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-05

dian FOX THE FORMATION ON
L SMALL AMATEUR ORCHESTRA.-Shous
the above enterprise, viz: Practising together ~
different instruments, gain the favor of the MusS
loving gentlemen in this city. they are hereby reou
ed to apply a. soon as possible, either by lettens,
personally at my residence, conner of Broad and al
streets. second story. V. BUSCH,
Late tit Observation-Disclosures to H. NJ the
ia 23-l2t+ King of Dennayk
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w southern and SOUTH Western Com

eS- Southern and South. Western Com.
nERcIAL CONFERENCE.-The Committee of Arrange
ments will meet the office of the Virginia Agricu[
turaI Society at u O'Clock on THURSDAY. 7th inst.
Persons having bills against the Committee will
please hand them to Thos w. McCanee or VIM. B.
Isaacs by Wednesday Evening, 9th INST
COMMITTEE:
Yhos w. McCance, w. b. Isaacs,
Horace L. Kent, c. w. Purcell
Ro. NJ. Burton, w. FL. Mcfarland,
Alex. X. Parker. James Lyons,
Larkin W. Glazebrook, Wyndham Robertson,
H. C. Cabell Rich'd |. Cooke,
Ro G. Morris James Thomas Jr,
Edwin Robinson, DR.. r.. Archer,
Rict'd O. Haskins, Charles Palmer.
fe ST.
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Hrt~@ !, slI Z 81 so
by the hand.
Most respectfully ]
Vim. M. Gillespie,
Philip Pitman.
Vim. King Heiskeli,
N. B. Tomlin,
John H. Anderson,
Pleasant Howell,
samuel Carpenter,
John B. Floyd,
Asa Hiett,
Colin Bnss,
r. NJ. Wiley.
A. g. Pendleton.
r. C. Csruthers,
II. ]. Sanuels,
4, B. Deane,
Mann Splitter,
]. s. Calvert,
w. T. L. Gregory,
JamesL Kemper.
Crawford H. Jones.
Charles A. Ronald,
Job B. Crabtree,
Thos. L Preston.
Geo. L. Nicolson,
J.. M, r. Sprinkle,
John C. Rutherford,
Jos. X. Pendleton,
Hughes billiard,
]. G. Brown.
Charles E. Sinclair,
]. A. Cowardin,
VIM. r. Richie,
s, G, Tucker,
Geo. w. Munford,
John Dooley,
Geo. L. Deneale,
T.. w. McColnas,
C. r. Harris,
P. H. Daughtrey,
Thos. M. WEIGH,
L. Steenrod.
Thos. Boswell,
VIM. F. Watson,
John Purcell,
James Lyons,
w. w. Crump,
r. Ridgeway.
w. M. Elliott,
Alexander Mosely,
James Alfred joiner,
James +. johnson,
B. +. Randolph,
R. X. Irving,
Andrew Park.
Fleet w. Smith,
Thomas H. Flood,
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~ Hair Dye, Hair Dye.--J 0hnson Bar
ber has Hair Dye which Ii instantaneous and never
washes off, We will advise all who dye to give john
or charge.
Also to be had FLETcHER,s HAIR Tonic, an infal-
lible remedy for all the ills that the human hair II
heir to.
10Th STREET BETWEEN MvIs CARY STREETS.
no 81
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EHARLES-comfnK home from MS 81.
" fee, rather hungry, finding no prepsrsfions 70
satisfy his sppetite--Mary, amt dinner ready yet
MARY-An odd question, sir at IL O'clock (point'
ing at the decetful clock ON the manteiPiecel "
Charley you break my heart. IL this tho ttst tflns
you should ash your young, devoted Msry-dear io'.
when entering the house
CHAKLEs (excited)-Your clock 10 no aceoaai.
ma'am If you had bought II whore l told you, thst
is at Schaaps store where bought good de. N y.
houseke we would have prime aud ehssy
time piece and nov, lock 1t the consequences ~
about half past one, mssm. ! must 80 eaek ~ we
Office me'sm Goodbye, mA'sm.
MARI fsints Of course Charles dsspairing.i
MoKxL--To prevent domestic squabblsA buy yoaf
clocks &c, at SCHAAf SVs
French Coniectionery and Variety store
fs4 corner Broad and ID ssa
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ExCHANGE BANKING HOUSE OF

IL e. w. FUHCEEI Z CO,
STOCKS FOR SALE:
$40, 600 Central Railroad per cent Coupon Bonds.
10000 Virginia and Tennessee Railroad per ct. do.
5000 Danyille Railroad, years TO run, registered
10000 State of Virginia Acceptances.
Also, Bank of Virginia and Farmers Bank Stocks
All kinds of stock bought and sold on commission.
Apply to C. w. PURCELL co.
fe2-ts
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A. For RENT-TLe store and dwelling part of
E;; the house occupied by him. No. 119 and also the
M:1 upper part of the house between 9th and 10th
streets over DR.. Addingtons Office, opposite Messrs.
g. 4 A. Bargamins Tin Store. Apply to
Sc 5-ts J. ID. b. EVANS.
IR~ Danvile Republican and Wythevills Telegraph
please copy, and forward bill to me.
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he VII GLASS, CHINA AND EARTHENWARE.
MyIf1 The subscriber, Intending to discontinue his
49, present business, offers his entire stock of
Goods at greatly reduced prices, FOR CASH ExcLu-
sIvELY.
The assortment is large and complete, and will be
sold without reserve. Country merchants will find
saving of 10 or Is per cent by calling and making
their purchases He will take off discount of l2i
per cent. from the regular prices Such goods which
remain unsold will be put up at auction in April.
CO NoTICE-All persons having accounts against
him, and which have not been rendered this LIST of
January, will please bring then in promptly; and
those who indebted to him viii be kind enough to
settle fortIsuskh