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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-29
Don't Break Your Ranks.

The Democrats of this State have won one great
victory, but they have another and greater struggle
before them. In little two months they will
again be called upon to rally at the polls in support
of that cause and of those principles which they have
so triumphantly indicated. They have fought the
fight of the Satethey have yet to do battle for the
UniGn In the meantime they must rest on their
arms they cannot yet afford to rest on their laureIs
Although their antagonists broken, defeated and
dispirited it should not be forgotten that they may
yet derive species of energy from desperation, and
that their rally will be formidable impotent in pro-
portion to our state of preparation to repel it, We
must not leave our work half done. 1t must be done
thoroughly and completely, and, SO to speak, in
finished and workmanlke manner The candidates
Of the only truly National Convention, representing
Tie only truly national party, ought 10 receive at our
aa@s even more hattering vote than that given to
CIR gallant Bragg. Let US show to our enemies at
the North that we are not to be deferred from the
VindiC2lion of our rights and our equality bv apy
threats # going over to Fremont Let US show to
our friends at the North that we deserve that thew
should be true to our constitutional rights, which we
can only do by being to ourselves Organize and
keep organizing. Work and keep working. Circu
late the documents and keep circulating them, and
the fourth of November will crown our efforts with
an ole fashioned Jacksonan triumph
WHERE ARE They I've have looked carefully
over the of The House, during this called ses
sion, and find uniformly the names of Messrs.
Branch, Craige, Clngman, Ruf6n and Winslow, the
Democratic Representatives from this State, recorded
upon the side OF the Cons tuition But the most care
fui search has failed to show US the names of Mes
Sis Paine, Puryear or Reade the Know Nothing
members, or any one of them. Where are they g.
Why are they absent from their posts Is this a
time for all these gentlemen 10 be absent? Is this
time for the representatives of Southern State TO
ueser' their posts Is this time for them to pair
VI WIN Northern revoutions,s? Who will pretend
70 answer these questions in the affirmative? Will
not the people, the State, the whole South demand
to know where they are, and why they are absent?
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Congress.

From private information derived from passengers
in the cars there every 10 believe that there
was a quorum of both Houses in attendance yester-
day in Washington City. There is every reason to
suppose that the Army Appropriation bill will be
promptly passed. An adjournment can only take
place in pursuance of joint resolution OF both
Houses, and this time the Senate will agree to no
such resolution until the indispensable business of the
country has been disposed of. Under the new law
for the compensation of members all voluntary ab'
sences are deducted from the pay of the members so
absent so that there is every reason TO expect pretty
general attendance. We shall no doubt receive the
Presidents message tomorrow. The Black Rep1b-
ican revolutionists will be apt TO find their move
ments SON ewhat Improbable. In all probability the
extra session will not last over week. We shall
see.-Daily Journal 22nd inst.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-29
Arrival of the Africa.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
New YORK, August 2O-The Cunard Steamer
Africa with Liverpool dates to the 9th instant three
days laer than the advices per steamer Baltic ar.
rived here this evening.
The steamer Fulton arrived out on Friday.
ENGLAND. 1.-Two London firms, Messrs. Pckford
& Keen and Messrs. Courtnay, Kingsford Co..
have suspended. Both engaged in the Amer-
can trade
The Mexican bond holders are dissatisfied with the
position of their claims, and have resolved to forward
a memorial 10 President Comonfort, requesting him to
attend to the matter They also seek the aid of the
British government 10 enforce their demands, sug
costing if relief be not granted that the Americans be
invited to purchase the lands and make Mexico paw
in cash or territory
The Venezuelan landholders are also uneasy. and
are talking about invoking government interference,
suggesting the making of reprsas if found necessary
The English papers are beginning to take decided
interest in the projected Geographic communication
with America The description of the Huges instru.
ment is going the rounds of the press
FRANCE. The total amount of subscriptions for
the sufferers by the foundations amounts to nearly
ten millions francs.
SPAIN.-The terms on which Saragossa surrendered
10 the Queens troops not yet known. General
Dulce gave passports 10 France TO all who wished
them. The troops which took part in the insurrec
ton are to be sent TO the Basque Provinces to be re-
organized
All the persons arrested during the disturbances
have been released except two.
RUsSA--Ihe crops throughout the interior of
Russia said to be excellent.
All the Russian authorities in the Crmea have re-
sumed their functions
General Menranieff has resigned the command of
the army in the Caucasus.
The Cars coronation has been fixed for the
1st of September.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-29

o. The Democrats had quite pleasant time of it
in Raleigh on Wednesday last, as we learn from the
Standard. There were thousand to fifteen hun
dred people present Good speeches were delivered,
good eatins, and drinking were about, good feeling
prevailed, much enthusiasm was manifested, torch
light procession carried appropriate banners and
transparencies, and all went merry as a marriage
bell" We notice among the names of those present
that of our neghbor of the Commercial, who, being
called upon, made capital speech.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-29

O. little boy, while writhing under the torlures
OF an ague' was told by his mother to rise up and
take powder which she had prepared for him.
f" Powder! powder" said he raising himself on one
gun" .
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-29

THE GAME THEY PLAY.-It is stated that George
w. Youngman. Caleb N. Taylor, S. E. Duffeld and
]. H. Wells, all Fillmore electors in Pennsylvania,
have come out for Fremont Taylor spoke before the
Fremont Club Of WaYnesburg on the 18th.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-29

SUDDEN DEATH.-A gentleman named Churchill
Knox, belonging to Pitt county, but recently engaged
in business in Brunswick county, arrived here on
Saturday afternoon last, and put up at Holmes Hotel
H was evidently Iaboring under an advanced stage
of consumption. Last evening he retired to his room
and this morning the colored servant, on going in,
found him very far gone. Every assistance was
called, but he died this forenoon. Mr. Knox, we
understand, had acquaintance here. His brother
who accompanied him this far on his way to Pitt,
has returned to Brunswick, probably to arrange some
business
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-29

VENERABLE RELIC FALLEN.-The "Charter
Oak at Hartford, Conn.,, fell on the morning of the
21st, with a tremendous crash.
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VIAT()R.
OFFICE OF BOARD OF RE.,Tu

OFFICE OF BOARD OF HEALTH.
~, charleston Wednesday Night, 10 O'Clock.
Inc Board OF Health report that since their last
occurred in the city, but no death.
}. L. DAWSON, NJ D.,
Citv Register
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-29

o. All the Democrats in the House voted against
the Army bill with the Kansas rider. Henry Winter
Davis. of Maryland, Know Nothing orator of the
Kenneth Rayner ripe, was the only Southern man
who voted for it,
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Daz~ Hon. David S. Reid will please accept our
thanks for valuable public documents, including three
volumes of the messages and accompanying docu-
ments of the session of 1885, also Ge's and
McRae's Report of the Naval Astronomical Expedi-
ton to Chill. 81.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-29

CuRRITUCK.-We have the vote of Currtuck-the
gain for Bragg is "a. We have only three
counties to hear from-Hyde, Cherokee and CASTOR.
The gain in Hyde will be little, if anything. In
Cherokee and CASTOR we anticipate about 500, or
nerhaps over that
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-29

Charleston, Thursday Night, 10 o'clock
The Board report one death from yellow feye 70,
the past twenty four hours.
J. L. DAWSON, M. D.,
CITY Register
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The Fayet,evllle CaroIinian.

We owe an apology to our friends of The CAROLYN
ian for neglect 10 make earlier notice OF their
new arrangement; but the fact IS, that from some
cause accidental no doubt, the last issue of that pa
per did not reach US, and remained ignorant of
the accession which the editorial corps had received
in the person of MIR. Wightman, until we saw no.
tice of the fact in an exchange paper
IN a copy # the Carolinian of the 10th inst, now
before US, we find very we'll written Introductory
over the signature of w. F, Wightman from which
learn that that gentleman has entered upon the dis
charge of his duties as joint Editor. We most
heartily welcome Mr.. Wightman to the corps edito-
rial We have before had touch of his quality,
from which we feel that he will prove a val
liable co-worker in the Democratic cause. To him
and 10 his worthy co-rartner, we wish the utmost,
politically and pecuniarily,
Bgg~ Mr.. Love, a member of Parliament and Vice
President of the British Board of Trade who came
out passenger in the Canada, is said by the Liverpool
Times, to be charged with the arrangement of the
Central American difficulties with this country. The
general impression appears to be that the Times is
incorrect. There seems 10 be no reason why the
matter should be taken out Of the hands of Mr..
Dallas and Lord Clarendon who are reported to be
progressing tremendously.
DEMONSTRATING was done in either House on
Friday or Saturday. No advance made towards
solution Of the question now pending, nor do we
see any great probability of there being anything
done What will the result of all this can
tell. Certainly our institutions were never before
subjected to test Whether they can bear
this remains yet to be
o. The Democrats of thes Senate held a caucus on
Saturday morning, at which they determined TO ad-
here to their rejection of the Kansas provIso to the
House bill aprroprang for the support of the
army and also that they will remain in session until
the business for which the extra session was called
shall be transacted
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-29

A SINGULAR ACCIDENTAL young Irlshman Tesla
ing in Bristol, England while larklng, ran ai'ea
GIRL who was engaged in sempstress work ana saStt
to him. for as he pressed her to his BOSOM it turned
out all but fatal embrace as needle which she nau
in the breast of her gown. literally entered his near"
and broke off short, leaving nearly three parts Of al
sick and faint, and was taken to the inrmary, when
determined to make effort to extract ~. .S
broken needle should it remain where it was aea.n
must quickly from Inflammation of the n sSab
physician accordingly cut through the ou'e5 noo
and having laid bare the surface of the heart uioC
cred small portion of the needle fragment is;.
ing, and with the forceps he drew out Inc me- IN.
cate operation most successful, but, as uSn ~.
hammation had set in before the needle couo Ue
tracted, it at last accounts very doubtful IN
his life would be saved 1t is, however, mus
common operation and singular accident snow,nSS
that even the heart itself may sustain sharp "0uHN
without death Immediately following.
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rs
GH GIRL 4 APPERsON,


GRIBU~ 4 APPERSON.
PRACTICAL DRUGGISTS.
dkFttE Tor sale general
~ NNs trrsh, and ~ arce prrfun,t
e ~ prices as lou - they b. b1ltht % the
Jttt GRJHHS 4 ApPERSON. No .oi Brood IT,
'~iFH Ls'aLSY. 7 kDBgSsoS
- IAInIEN & ROBINSON.
GRADUATES or THE PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF
FHAHHAf }, PEAtII'AL CHEMISTS AND
PNdRNA' ETTINTS.
hFIER 20 country physicians AMI families = perfectly
~ NV and FEEH stock o. pure reliable MEDICINES Szl
together with StKGrN lNsrsrNr-. PrKrrAEAy F,NcY w
sell the b-si terra
Sc Chemical and pharms,u Preparations made 90 order
sui sent 20 any part % the country.
LupLEY A ROBINSON
oel View prug store ~ sod Fr,ntln streets, Richmond
IiHIS SHINE.
A'OIloNlths AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
- Min sfreet Richmond. ~
AAIlL their undivided attention al ssles Of Real and
w fcrsonu ftat sale Household Furniture stock Good.
&c &C al-o, special attention sales Saturdays Of Horses
Coss. Carriages, Wagons. &C. Sc
Also keep constantly hand h largest hsndoues stock of
furniture 90 te found n This mark 90
Mahorauy and Redwood WARDROBE
10 10 Marble AMI Mahoranv top Cabinet
Siirlosris and Was,.tarIs
Splendid spring sofas. Tetes pvans and tounr.
spring SCAT Farlor, Cane sud " ndso- Chair.
spring Cur'd Rockers. Socahies. Wha'nuts
Also heauifn assorlen ~ Chamber Sets together with
FenerNl assortment o. Housekeeping Gerds
IhcrN ana country trade invited collect on
- ~ .re determined CO. sell 10 very small advance
y. C. LARvS. JAMFs y SHINE
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
'kecrEDINCs N CONGRESS


"''N"'"S' jan S.>,ts IN, ,o,,,o, of NJ
fitzpatrick. the Senate proceeds. = :, ,s,,' a.,
tee The hr1, ballot resulted follo~s: FOR A % p
Nicholson, oi the Cnon "a; Tor Beverly Tucker at TN.
Senimei & for Gales Sca,on VI the In,sllgenccr >:
se"''n"g ~. Necessary a choice "a On the fourth
bailIt N,chosou was elected
VI seward mad, hi, speech on Central American ai.
LAIR md then the Senate adjourned.
~ "'SE--Mr. Cox, 81 Ky offered preamble promoting
Ia the spirit OF patriotism waive some OF the po.
e" principles o parties ia order that Speaker might
DE- elected members rcser,ng the right insist then,
practically hereafter. resolution panied the pr.-
run ' declaring that all who arccd this should Rr-,
Not' Tor Orr. and If he elected then vote for Full
ier at PennylVania aud inviting all conservative men TO
unite ~ this arrangement with the reservation herein cam
tanned.
\ debate ensued. in which Mr.. Clngman explained
th'' " "as not his purpose ia Offering the resolution f. r
the aIton Of the plurality rule yesterday to procure
the election vi Banks
THE resolution of Mr. Cox was finally rejected by yot.
Of i.G 3D.
hr Hickman, of Pennsylvania then offered resulu.
uoh ior the adoption of the plurality rule. motion to
Ia, "a the table was refused by majority OF l.
NJ. T,ippr, OF Georgia Offered a substitute declaring
Nj Smlth oi Virginia, Speaker of the House Thi. was
rejected by vote of loo aye, Ia IIo noes Mr. IIck.
man resolution lies until Tomorrow
"a motion, the House adjourned
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WASHINGTON MATTERS

WA'nN'roS, Jan al.-Thc plurality rule will again be
voted upon Tomorrow with better prospect OF success
ths, heretofore.
Under the resolution offered by Nj. TGppe in the House
to'd"' declaring Mr. Smith, of Virginia speaker (which
wa defeated, l"o to no. Mr Smith obtained the votes
Of IA" OR and faler men, and that of Mr. Wheeler OF
New York.
Tht President Is entertaining, dinner party large
nninIe' vi members of Congress aud other III naie-
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.
kI(El MNNn NIHS.INlA

JUN 7 TROPR'TT0H.
10 o 6ENkEAl AssFNHLY,
wtNrEE ~ CRY
rHNHE subscriber ls leave persons spend
H the the he
In renewing, hsuiing adding
ntncr Of hs Hotel he ENcanrc) and besides
tel lsard) i nearly completed him 20 accom-
mlsc about % Members ~ A.--mhy n addition to
hi former numbers, style h never hrfor.
been able TO AFFORD aud having paid much attention pau
hotel
"a will have offer Members greatly superior
ie has heretofore known, pleasure
sucss e. make hi guests aud
tt eNeons that end pat savors which
hav- BEEN generously bestowed upon linn De-
Of Tie same JOHN BALLARD. PRoFEEToE,
aN Ev-t. fI...
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COMMERCIAL

Nav York Jan. 3lEour unchanged, except southern which
has ADV u 1924 Wheat rel ". Corn
hra n unchanged rates Provisions unchanged du-AN
chang, do.
BurSiRs, Jan 3i.Evey thing consequence
Of 'h- tthcr See commercial "a another column
Nav otE,N jan 3Irnere considerable activity In lie CT.
ton mara bat change prices. 1850 bales Suga
q. ~ q Corn ESQ - Ct
Cu,4s.rx, jan. 8l-C,itol hrm sales OF 3 2o1 bale.
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Po-r OtfiCE ArTMRS.-Ihr Postmast ct General has $
tahshcd post Office at Knots Island Cuuituck county
\. g., and appointed WIN. Smith postmaster lie as
also ordered the FROM Crerds bridge To Knots Is
land 10 tee put into opcraou--Ionatlmn VI. Murlcn OF
Norfolk. To he the contratnr.
The postmaster Norfolk is also instructed TO make nm
bag for Kuorts Island aud send it on route 4y77 Ia
Crc,'ds Bridge.
DiscoHtiH"cd-Thc office at Locust Level Halifax co
Va bu discontinued.
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TRIAL or CON. RIrCIIIE,

PniL,prLr"', Jan. 3l.-In the Court Martial to-day.
the Jnt;c Advocate read hi. reply the defence
Commander Richie upou it, conclusion the counsel ia,
the &C u'ei asked permission submit respon.e NE
wa allowed. The then cleared Tor co i,ut.
ton upon the verdict
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THE SWEDISH TARIFF

WASu'NGToN Jan. 3l-Ascor,lng u an official deere,
just received from Stockholm, the Swedish government
ht- removed THE impost aud export duty from yariou
knds oi iron.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

7 VI
FLorS-1he f'our market quiet, but hol ship
much disposed The
ceps light sale. ts morning Of 2uu bb- Howard
g. - les Khan which wlli mot he taken. Nuhius
y held = Mill AZ but ~
ale. laugr I'll, Sew Work dIai,h norr urrnne,,
Hnuy AMI FNirH fioirMe quote Patapcn family
"a 10 a. go Howard street sud obi, family s1 a. a.
It s5,t9 hbl.
Wtrat-R'rii'- continue lri prccs almost aomiuA-
ID at u bul~'. offered nry, and small sales quote
- -. al
o to prlr AZ sal - per buh-l Se- however,
tat u almost impossible to approach quotations
orn-About Sf1 bushels offered to-day and I Of white Oa'S
by
II I'ai> cts. Inferior qualities Gaass per bu.bel
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CARD WRITER AN TEACHER OF PESNiySHIP. Sc.
tt5 Nan ~. HJI stfirs. refrn fprrf~s srvfrs.
lts lcevc to renk h' fenls and fhr ub Eruersnv f-
= tfr liberal patronage Of hn far.
sfif attention OBJ fsHt tr merit aroufruHnlr
AT order. Tor N.HHE ard Weilrg Cards promptly attended
TFHNfs
Fcr one PACK % v'snne Cafl. single name . A. 'l
and residence y
welding C,ris r.
icr course ul J.. .slIs u writing A.. payable .tar.t
} A. ALLYN. Frnnar and Cord WrHsT.
NJ Jas Main street. tr Sfs.rs.
deis ReRr ~ Prafts ID rrrrr-an Gsnery
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ANU IN AMtKItA
NtSnN"rON, Jan 81 1t i. understood that but f.,
tia INVASION oi Nicaragua by Walker and the consequcr
revolution there Great Britain would ere thi. have COT
snna,c treaty with that country, surrendcrins TO lac
all the protectoate c Mosquito coast on terms sat
isiac'Oy Nicaiagua aud to Great Britain and It is
Thought to the Iuitcl States
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COTTON MOvrNrNTs AT NOnILr

MuuuF, Jan. 26Th- Cotton market
receipt Of baitcs adces, with sales Of Mddng fCSc
transactions Of the week comprise hasud receipts
Iius period 22s $40 the
Rfrglt- s-iGths to Liverpool aud quiet.
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49, SUPPLEMENTARY INSURANCE
49, AGAINST FIgE-ESraci Of letter from Norfolk.


Me-,rs. :. {. Herring Co-Genen On the 18th December
last, Mr- ADAM Co.. Express once, situated large
story brick building IN this totally
dog aud Goals tanI
almost rel beside the mob,
melt Il oil We this ire anything
sist such heat ruough-hc could triumph
opened. Yours truly
ROWLAND 4 BROS.
cFKrIHc,rE.
NoRFuLE. Va. Jan. II. 1870
request Mcr- Rro We This day attended the
oTcng 81 81 Herrng Patent Pure
the FIRE 81 December 9Th belonging Mcsrs
tn found the aud contents perfect
opinion could b. had trsf
Whole surrounded by and heat Tor
forty days before dug from the ruins. Signed
GRO =. ANDERSON, G. HALL,
MM. u. REYNOLDS A. a. MCLEAN,
MILES DAVIS W. W JACOBS
fly With the which above mentioned
safe preserved it, contents
4. 4. COWDERY, Agt. Adam. Co.. Express.
Extract from Norfolk Paper.
Adams SATEOn- ~ Hrrrne celebrated Firc
Adams building
weeks II remained buried In tie rubbish until
taken out The fire, the alluded
the found lapse
sound and generally good condition, thus aGordug proof
VI The security and superiority q these safes The alluded
Rowland Bros who are
seat of Its ucomhusbe qualities. when ts
The
gilred around it for hours. days and weeks
Herdnr Patent Champion Fire and Burglar Proof safe,
World Pair London, 1851, aud Crystal Palace New
sLAs G. HERRING co, Nos iSj, 1871 aud i89 Water
New York
KNOWLES a wALFORD, Agents.
I'll a.
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RESIGNATION % LIEuT. HALDEMAN--It is stated that
Lieut. Horace Hhldcm,n of the L. s Amy who has ju-t
been acquitted by General Coutt-martia has sent in his
resignation TO the War Department
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POWIIATAN HOUSE,

rrNHE Proprietor Ia
approaching Commercial Convention held At hi. place
the t inst ant the plhc generally ample onf,r-
table accommodations be had tlis House pectuy
>olc's their patronage
ja24-dSciii-fg ACOTT
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ARRIVALS AT THE EXCHANGE HOTEL.
AND nAIIAHD MOIsE

THURSDAY. 8st JANUARY, i-aS-
$ Paul. Pv,1r-bnrg Col luicl-son Me- snbufs Lee
ncha"na Jsr.r.on. lunsanu.I s'ose. Richmond. u
MAriiv. Phi A. flsicsr. Jr Indianapolis In. 4 ay.
nas wahiugvn. Z. Phillip. \. Price. 81 Mary. Ia
wysthrook. Csrfhss- rsNa. O'N~s Ph L. siaur.
te Va Mary-. Capt falrbsnk fredrficksbus
Hut bs Thorn. kvOeock. ~ n Gum, Hvnrieo
HAsaus Leafs Carnr N q Booth. Franklin. ID
c.np1dl wsir, Iynehhurg Me- May, Mays. Fncass
cump IT, Va Mvxua-. Pis Mr. Chubh Chuth. ws.h.
ugtr, wAltai. q Prize Louisa. " Bsishnan.
L,'lau, q. Runyan, HarI.t Randolph, Marhs st.-
j. W Nt-H q. Coasr Hanover. J hlsrk. Uoorlla
Coleman. Louisa Tabb, Hampton, % DAWES - Loui-
J9ynrs White Petersburg McCafT, Mcenhufg Cow
herd. uTauge J l. I.gi, Norfolk
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.,,s. %. SANNAy.

GkNEEiL i"ENF, t0LLECTOR AND SCRITENOR,
NHI I'LL take positions, Keep and adjust
Wv cian collect account attend 10 the purchase
rr estate renting on houses hiring Of buying and selling
al articles of
Having b'sn rar,d n bline Richmond nearly forty vea
with ga extensive acquaintance throughout tc
on - III ~Nieys above Reference, the public generally
~ onicr on lith street, opposite Guddiu'. Hall
l4-g-lNrft
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AUCTION SALES.

TAI oNfN MEDAL Nv tRDF ID NV rpsH I
XIV Of rHE NEw YORK ENIIInIrtON
" hs A>Nl-H On fRh.> sACcs
AMONGST NrHeEUts cs~rNrtrtHs.
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Nav OKLEAS-, January 2srhc exports Cotton from this
90 Great Britain during the past 4i2 bal.
France, chs aye they reached GD bales The receipts
tnur light scae-ior for the being IS Freg
Cotton 10 Liverpool NJ.
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DESTRUCTION or THE Lowell MUSEUM BY FIRE
No. IN

The Museum in this city, with several the stores c
meath it, destroyed 10y fire this morning Loss SI5-
600. Partially insured