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SPECIAL NOTICES.


- DR.. @. A. Crenshaw, enlce lA3 Main
stresx ja 7-2ms
Rewnva7-- Ckiidrcn,s an6 Youths
n, or,ssrc The undcrhgned has taken the store on
Mir strset ouposftc TO the American Hotel where
he -nud Ia peased to see his friends and customers
us ;nssnds CARVING ON the MERCHANT TAILOR
INf5 HIfSINEsS In all it's branches. He also In
tends keeping q full assortment OF YOUTHS snd
cHILDRENS CLOTHING, a. heretofore, and re-
snsetfuly solicits call from those In want
jal-1mf nDl
r~Tmitntion Ambrotypes, as MIR. GibDs
ala the, ere liz ed BY all who see them much bet
Tar than the genuine article. Mr.. Gibbs however,
an to this rule. He says tnat they are not
"a rood We will now see whether ne really De-
Eeyes what he says by putting him 10 the test. Inc
test shall be forfeit Of $780, that ne cannot MAKE
superior Ambrotype of any subject than we can but
we would ike this to be understood tnhs we Deat
him he must not talk any more shout Inirn sements
but be satisfied with the epinion OF tnc Jnose, .nas
there Ia no infringement. To US it seems quite raic
ulousi in Mr. Gibbs TO say that ours 10 only an imta-
ton and then to accuse US Of an Infringement
jas M. Z. oIMoNs, Anioio'yp''s
xz- Card. ..Thomas w. Keesee, Auction.
Ofiice with Georges J. Summer, No. 20 Pean s.,t
will attend in pei son 10 the sale Of Real Estate
Household Furniture, Stocks of Merchandise, Horses
ALso.-re senting out Houses and Hiring out Ne.
groes.
de II
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rELEoRAPHIC NEWS.
REroRrED FoR THE DIsPArcH.
FURTHER FORRIGN NEWS.

FURTHER FORRlGN NEWS.
BosroS. jan love fnd the following items Of
interest in the files by the Canada.
THE CRIMEA
A hurricane had passed over Che Crimea, accom-
panied by much rain. The river Tchernaya had
overflowed its banks and done much damage.
SHTPWRECK
A Spanish ship was wrecked on the night of the
10th December, off Gibraltar, and As passengers,
including 2 ladies', drowned.
frt TREATY CONCLUDED.
A treaty of amity and peace had been concluded
between France and Persia
SPAIN.
The inhabitants of Cuba had sent TO Spain a
protest against the increase of taxes on colonial
produce e
DENMARK AND THE SOUND DUES
Denmark had requested an adjournment of the
Convention in relation to the Sound Dues.
A Copenhagen letter says that but two States
have as yet declared in favor of Denmarks views
viz: Russia and Meeklenburg.
Lord Clarendon has announced that if American
ships pass free, that British ships will also pass
CAPTURED STORES.
Mouravieff reports among the stores captured At
Kars, 40 cannons and also prisoners to tho num-
COMMERCIAL BY THE CANADA
We have the following additional commercial ad-
vices by the Canada:
LIyERPooL, Friday evening, Dec 2l.-From Brown
Shipley's Circular -Cotton-the market is languid
and prices easier, though not quotably lower
The sales for the week amounted to S. 600 bales in
Guiding $500 bales to exporters. Orleans mddling
ILLS; Orleans fair Ct; Upland middlng 81 Upland
fair 81 Mobile fair g. The estimated sales to-day
were about G, 600 bales.
BreadstuHs-The market has slightly declined, and
there was only small demand Western Canal Flour
49, Southern AS. 3D.; Ohio AS. to dis. Cd. Corn
There has been but little speculative demaud yellow
has declined Is; sales of white Corn at Sos; yellow
Ais 3D. and mixed Corn As. Wheat-White has de-
clined ID white lis 9d.Dl2s. 3D. and red los. 3d. a
lis. I'd.
From Richardson's & Spence's Circular-Pork is
quiet at 85s for weste prime mess Beef Is In i'm
proved demand at 120s. for prime mess.
The Money market is more stringent. Consols 88s
083a.
From the Brokers' Circuar-Rice is unchanged
Spirits Turpentine quiet at 36s 3D.; crude lis 3D.
Tar unchanged; market active at 22s. Rosn quiet.
Bark is unchanged. Tallow is dull at 68d69s Lin
seed Oil is unchanged. Tea is dull and unchanged
Sugar is steady at former rates-moTe buyers than
sellers Coffee 10 steady and unchanged in price,
Tobacco il steady at previous prices.
LONDON MARKETs--Messrs. Barring Brothers
quotes Sugar is steady with improved inquiry.
Messrs Bell & Sons report the market for American
stocks dull u. States bonds 63-lO6 Maryland Ster-
ings 90092; Virginia Sterlings S4085; Pennsylvania
SIS 1914; Central Railroad frsts 1898; Illinois Gen.
trial 74076.
LIVERPOOL Dec. 2l.-Brown, Shipley.& Co. quote
Baltimore and Philadelphia flour at 42l 044is.
The bullion in the Bank of England has increased
2226 900.
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Conversational.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-SENATE.-In the SEN
ate today the memorials of retired Naval officers,
under the action of the late Board were presented
and referred
Messrs Brodhead, of Pa, and Mason, of Va,
thought action necessary to restore deserving Of
fieers to the grades from which they had been dis
placed.
Mr. Hale, of N. H., was very severe on the late
Retiring Board and the law making it. He con-
tended that the latter was unconstitutional, as it
violated principles of personal rights and is
erpOst fact0 in its operation.
The discussion was continued by other Sena-
tors.
FOREIGN RELATIONS
Mr. CLAYTON, of Del, stated that Lord John Rus
sci. in January, 1853, wrote to Mr. Champion
British Consul in Washington. stating that the
British. Government intended strictly to adhere to
the treaty of 1850 and not to assume direct or in
direct sovereignty over Central America.
The Senate called on the President for q copy
of that correspondence
The House was in session all last night several
motions to adjourn were defeated Four ballots
were had during the night, the last of which stood
as follows
N.P. Banks, (Ab.,) Mass. ................. SO
VA Richardson Dem.,) Ill-...--.--..... 81
H. NJ. Fuller, (Whig,) Pa. 81
A. G.. NJ. Pennington, (Am.,) N. J........... 5
Necessary to a choice "a. No election
The House adjourned this morning at 81 o'clock,
until Friday.
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LOST,

OS T.-.My free papers were lost or
i 4 stolen from me last evening, the BASIN bank
The finder will confer favor by leaving them at this
office liza 11---1t4l SIMON JOHNSON.
T OST-JO DOLLARS REWARD.--LOst,
i on Wednesday, the I'd inst, between LIST street
and the Old Market. CLUSTER BREASTPIN, set
with Diamonds. This finder will receive the above
reward and no questions asked by leaving 1t at this
off;ca la lost
r OST! LOST On Monday, January q,
i 4 double bottom open faced (verge) SILVER
WATCH, No 6726. in the case If returned to the
owner VIM. B. Illingsworth, or at the store OF MIR
WIN. Bartholomew, corner of 18th and Main streets,
will be literally rewarded
ia
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VIRGINIA INTELLIGENCE.

DEATH OF BROTHER OF Ex-PREsIDKNT TY-
LER-William Tyler Esq, late of Charles City
county, died at his residence in Norfolk, on Tues
day morning last of consumption, in the Gath year
of his age. He was a brother of the Hon. John
Tyler, ExPresident of the U. States and at the
time of his death held the Office of Clerk of the
Navy Yard at Gosport.
ACCIDENT.-Mr. Halsey Brewer, one of the pro-
iectors of the Telegraph from Lynchburg city
west met with serious accident, Monday, of
breaking one of his legs. 1t was caused by his
receiving fall, near the Washington House.
PETERSBURG AFPAIRs.-We take the following
from the Petersburg papers of yesterday
Iobbay-Mr. Walter j. Glover of Brunswick,
was robbed Of his pocket book containing $40 in
bills and specie, while waiting for the departure of
the Southern cars on Wednesday evening
Aecidcnt-Mr James A. Verser, miller in the
employ of Bagby & johnson, had his leg broken
by falling on the sidewalk, Wednesday
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FINANCIAL REVIEW OF THE YEAR l855-The
year 1893 has not been prolific in important fnan-
ciai events There have been no sudden reyulsions
-no extraordinary crisis-no remarkable failures
among either individuals or corporations We
may except, perhaps, two or three cases OF some
magnitude but, on the whole, the year 1855 NAV
be elassed as one of commercial and financial pros
perity. p'o'
:, In the English money market the variation. IN
me quotations Of consols have been slight even in
the face of an enormously expensive Enrons.n
war--a war which has made somc ;nrosd |. 49, 49,
x nssn capital but which has thus far done no
very serious damage 10 public securities The ~.
uehes OF values of consols have been from asS ~
highest snonth Of March, to sst the lowest ss1
s .n.n "a september) In the prosecution Of his
war large loans have been negotiated in heb .is -
-. ne brlnsn. French and Turkish Governments hut
inc quotations for these have been well maintaineS
IN ing domestic money markets we have had M
Ts,,a =; - mote any extraordinary occurrences
quiet and The rates on ioans were maas,ssa ~
.ns istser par q the year there was n atm
Of Dsoembsr-R Y Com. ''of 70 the emo
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~ A Letter from the Rev. DIR. John C.
McCabe, of Hampton, Va.

HAMPTON, VA. Oct. 16, 1855.
Having had occasion to use BAKER's PREMIUM
BITTERs in my family within the last two years in
of dyspepsia and nervous headache safely
say have never used any remedy for these distress
ing maladies with signal success as this have
carefully avoided recommending any of the vari
Gus nostrums with which the country is flooded, be-
cause believe in majority of cases, they do more
harm than good but as Bakers Bitters have been
tried under my immediate observation and produced
such beneficial results, do not feel liberty to with
hold my humble testimonial to theirvaue.
JNO. G. McCABE.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD CO., and Druggists
generally. ocSO
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the American Shaving Saloon is furnishing up his
Winter visitors-panting, guiding, carpeting &c
He will soon have his place Handsomely renewed
resort of the DID, the and the young for
all who want an agreeable Shave, their Hair cut
in style unsurpassed by any one, will surely find
Hobson or his polite employees. Co. them to Hobson
and get cean nice shave your hair cut in becoming
style, and take good Hot, Cold Shower Bath, and
you will come away better and wiser.
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~ Stop. MIR. M. p. simon, M, ,.,,.

70 Stop: MIR: M. p. SImons. not quite so
est put wall until jury of your peers shall decide
bragg 90 high r' ss's.e 'se
type can only bc obtained at INV i,allery WHARF i
to furnish better Ambrotypes than be that
boasts 10 much In every instance or no charge made
dc 81 ahrn,vn5.t
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sales of stocks i'm Richmond.

Reported By John 4. Lancaster q Son, pcek ending
January 10sh, 1856.
Virginia per cents, "a years TO rum sales at tho
Treasury.
Virginia per cents shorter dates sales 9 to 9k and
interest.
Bonds guaranteed by the State 92t and int.
Richmond City Bonds sales s51 and int.
Virginia Bank Stock par $40, sales 10, dividend off,
Farmers Bank Stock, sales 800, do. do.
EXCHANGE Bank Stock. no sales since dividend.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock last sales 3d.
20.
Stock, last sales 78
Virginia Central Railroad Stock last sales old stock No.
S.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock last sales So
Richmond and Danville Railroad Steck, sales A.
James River and kanawha Stock last sales III.
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CRANARY AND FEED sTORB:.The

CRANARY AND FEED STORE.-The
NJ undersigned has taken the house of Frank
lin and Wall streets formerly occupied by Messrs N.
B. L G. B. Hill, for the purpose of conducting the
p GRAIN AND FEED BUSINESS,
where he will keep constantly hand full assort-
of all kinds of GRAIN Mill Ofal Hay, Corn Meal
and other articles usually kept in Granaes and Feed
Stores.
He hopes by giving his business strict personal at
tention and selling reasonable terms, to
Liberal patronage from his friends and the public
generally. He viii deliver any article FREQ of charge
anywhere in the corporation He will also attend
SELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE,
for q moderate commission, and will insure for his
country friends the highest market price for any
signment entrusted to him.
70 2-ts JOHN w. COSBY.
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National Agricultural Society.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-The session of the Ma
tional Agricultural Society was largely attended
to-day. resolution complimentary to McCor-
micks reaper was adopted. The propriety of
adopting and establishing a system of metereolog-
cal observation for the benefit of the agricultural
community was under discussion, when President
Wilder withdrew it, much to the satisfaction of
members. The seleetion of officers comes off to-
morrow
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Commercial.

New YORK, Jan. l0-Flour quiet and UNCHANGED
Wheat firm and unchanged. Corn quiet; mixed Ole
Provisions dull and unchanged. Lard Improving:
quoted in bbls. at lie Ohio Whiskey 36ac. Stocks
lower; Va. 6s S93. Exchange dull.
= BALTIMORE, January lO-Nothng doing In Flour,
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RAILROAD AccIDENT-We understand saws the
Wilmington IN. CO Herald of Tuesday, by a letter
received here yesterday, that an accident occurred
on the Cheraw and Darlington Railroad, day or
two since, in consequence of the washing away of a
portion of the embankment at Cedar Creek near
Society Hill, by which the whole train was pre-
cipitated into tho creek below, distance of fifteen
or twenty feet We understand that one negro
was instantly killed, and several persons wounded
The cars and engine are complete wrecks. The
wonder is, that all on board the train were not kill
ad
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ELECTION AT MoBILE.-The Mobile Evening
News says:
The election on Monday for two Representatives
for this county, to supply the places of Col J. M.
Withers and James Battle, Esq, resigned result
ted in the choice of John T. Taylor and C. G, Lang
DON Esqs.
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c~ Chauce for Barenins,t, For Tvr
no TOBAC ONIsTs-J0O lbs. large

l. black Angustura Tongua Beans; 300 lbs. OIL Gin
namon: Cloves, PepPt, &c; 200 lbs good Gum Ara.
Oil Bitter Almonds 1000 lbs. Cloves Allspice, Nut
megs Cassa, &C.; Oil of Sweet Flag Root; Branding
bound Branding Brushes; Varnish; Spirits Turpen.
tine and every article used about factory, low
prices.
As we pay particular attention to this branch of
our business we solicit call from manufacturers as
we know can please both in variety, quality and
price. BENNETT, BEERS & FISHER,
jas Druggists.
NEGRO We have ON hand
o large assortment of Negro Clothing, which we
selling very low. Call and them.
MERCHANT, WEISEGER L CO.,
ia No. liz, Main ST.
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u Hair Dye, Hair Dye.--Jobuson. R.r.
ber has Hair Dye which is instantaneous and never
washes Oft We viii advise all who dive to give Iohn
son call as ne warrants to give perfect satisfaction
=, Also to be had FLETcHEe's HAIR Tonic, an infsl-
hble remedy for all the ills that the human hair il
heir to. -'. 20
10TH STREET BETWEEN Mvrs L CARY STREETS.
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DIED.

Al warentou. N. C.. on Sunday. the seth ulls Mr..
JOHN C. r. BENNETT, Of Charleston, ?. c. Tor
merIy resident Of this city.
On Wednesday,, the 9th inst, MARIAN L. dough-
ter Of Hiliard and Elisebeth Alley, aged yssn
her parents on Marshall, between 1st and rousnee
sts This Morning at 10 o'clock to which the TRENDS
and acquaintance of the family are invited
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Railroad Train Blocked up-- Cars Broken
ND by passengerS for Eirexxaad

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10.-Two trains from New
York arrived here this morning at o'clock
They were blockaded by drifts of snow, twelve
miles north of Camden, n j. The engine and
tender went off to Camden for assistance During
their absence the firewood gave out, and the pas,
sengers, after demolishing all the fence rail in
reach broke up and burnt beautiful passenger
car attached to the train. They were afterwards
pushed on to Camden by freight train.
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~ Marshall and Henry Building Fund
CONFERENCE.-The Annual Meeting Of the SfockhoId-
held for the election of officers, on SATURDAY, the
18th instant, at their Rooms, Immediately after tho
adjournment of the monthly meetings.
By order of the Boards.
ia 1l-2t JAS. K LEE Secret.rr
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ry, Main street, opposite che Exchange Bank 10
known to be the finest and largest Daguerrean estab-
lshment south of the Potomac river. Citizens and
strangers visiting the Fair, should pay visit 10 this
establishment where they may obtain hkenesses in
largest size. The ladies will do well to call and look
at our assortment of beautiful PEARL She'll Papier
Mache, Velvet and Morocco Cases before purchasing
elsewhere. A. w. OSBORNE.
&C u Sign of the American Flag
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ETAucfion Nofice,--The particuJar atfeu-
ton Of Housekeepsn snd others IL requested 10 nv
sele Of vaiuAble Household and Kitchen Fnruffurs
Piano Forte, &c, THIS MORNING. az 10 o,cIoeE. ~
the residence Of Mr.. n Strattou. corner OF Main and
7th streets. THOMAS w. KEEsET.
ia ll--h Aucticneer
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~Dr. james D0ve-Office corner OF Bank
and eth streets opposite the Bell House js S-Sm

~5O Cent Da gu err eotypes.-
POWERS & DUKE are still furnishing their custom
ers with their neverfaing Daguerreotypes for so cts
each They do not pretend to humbug the people
with Ambrotypes or Glass Pictures Theoretically
sealed between glasses; but they are still taking
their world-renowned Flesh Tint Daguerreotypes
which are too well known to the people of Virginia.
aud which have received the highest praise, both for
their cheapness and durability. dc IL
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Politics i'm Ohio.

CINCINNATI, Jan. g. The State Democratic
Convention at Indianapolis has nominated Mr.
Willard for Governor and Jno. G. Walker for 1t
Governor.
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SILhS AT CLOSING OUT PRICES.
~ All In want of plaid. plain, brocade and striped
silks at very reduced prices are invited to call early
at ALFRED MOSES Cheap STORE,
Jaio eS Main street.
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BOARDING.

DOARDING...NIrs. VALENTINE would
ID be glad to accommodate several young men Win
Board on very reasonable TERMS at the siCTohiA
HOUSE, Main st., near the corner of 9Th
ia list
10 d X ID N Cat the Capitol House.
ID Several large handsome rooms, well furnished
for rent, and some rooms unfurnlsned also, sosefa
day boarders can be well accommodated
ia l0-6t*
DOAKDING.--I have Mt the Prescott
ID House on Main street two doors above the
Banks, very desirable front room that would IKE
the Legislature can be accommodated upon reasona,
BILE terms. l would like to accommodate several
Young men with their meals Also
ia 9-St
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POINTED IYQUIRY.-'Coudn't get younp
pork ma'am, to bake with your beans 4" said old
Roger, somewhat cynically, as he sat at the table
on Sunday.
Ihey told me 1t was young" said the landlady
swell, it may be So but grey hair is mot A inva
nile feature, by any means in our latitude ma Jam
continued he, fishing up hair about foot LONG
with his fork. HE may have been young. but he
must have lived very wicked life to be grew so
soon" e9 0o
AS he spoke he looked along the table and :.
slight emotion was visible among the boardeuS. and
the man who sat opposite, with his mouth fnli of
the edibles, with which he had been endeavor;no
TO smother laugh, grew dark with the effort. and
then collapsed, scattering sdsmay and crnmb.
amid the nicely plated f3lAR6f old Rogers chr,
frils. "a ennt
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The James River.

The river is completely blocked up with ice for
miles, and navigation, both above and below, is
entirely suspended. s.sr ,,....-... re- -.-
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A DIVORCE CAsE.-Recehtly, there has hoo,
some degree of excitemeft :i1s BardstousS Kv
and vicinity, growing out ofta. &lit iIssftea by
husband against his wife, for dfaorN oeAble coun.
sells were employed on both sides, Who snen, .oToa
two weeks in taking the deposition d. srous wit
nesses. Everything had been got IN hadiness for
trial. when. to the utter establishment of those en-
gagged in the case, IN Monday morning, the law
yers found that Lie ltigants forgot and forgaye.
They are now living together.
The counsel in the case were Ex-G Gov. Wickiiffe
and r. L. Wickliffe for the husband, and Sam Car
penter, yr., for the wife -.
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ADJUSTMENTS

- THE YOUNG MEMS xNNTxT
- BALI-will be given at Corinthisn Hall on
- T1TEsDAY EVENING" Jan 18th, 1856. Tick
GA cts may be had of the underlined ,,ov
= it-ds C, A. McEVOY.
YOUNG MEMS CHRIsTIAN ASSOCI-
IL ATION-THIRD LECTURE-The third lecture
of the course will be delivered by Rev. Dr. BUR
ROWS ON FRIDAY EVENING next, at ~ O'Clock, In
the United Presbyterian tMr. Readsl Church.
Tickets of admission, at Is cents EACH may pc nad
at the Exchange Hotel aud the book stores or af the
door, on lecture evening"
Members of the Association who have not yet re-
ceived their tickets for the course VIII call upon the
Librarian, at the rooms. Jas-ot-
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 10-New York papers of
Tuesday and Wednesday arrived here to-day at
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~ The Adjourned Annual ef
the Richmond Building FUND Company "a
in my Office, No. Law Building, on
18th instant, at II o'clock, P. NJ. Mem1
to attend, to send proxies that there
rum. The election Of officers viii take PIN Is
annual report be presented
ia 1I-a B. B. MINOR, Secretary.
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a Auction Notice...Having retained pos.
session Of the large warehouse on 18th street.
y occupied by US, we ara prepared u receive
nEnments: Tor sale at auction, of DRY GOODS.
SHOES, HATS. CLOTHING, FURNITURE, or any
other description of Merchandise. The premises are
very central and commodious. and goods can be ad-
returns rendered
de 2I.--ts KENT. PAINE L CO., Aucts
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~ Special NOffces-The attention. ef
merchants and others 10 requested to the Trustees
sale of stock Of Boots Shoes, &c7 at A. Bachnch's
THIS MORNING. at 10 o'clock
jail A. MOTT Aucf
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THE DAILY DIsP ATCH::
The weekly Dispatch.

The weekly Dispatch.
The weekly Dispatch for this morning has az
che current news Of the day, with full accounts Q.
,n latest stirring events II has explicit desas u
,hc foreign news by recent arrivals, compressor.
.;ve reports Of the proceedings Of the Legsla're,
editorials on the current events, and the weeA1
review Of the markets carefully corrected
Single copies at the counter THREE cenls-
..r;n.ion price per annum only ONE DOLLAR.
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" !. r. Chase, M. d., Homeopathist.-.
0ihce loI Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank
Richmond, Va. ia 3-3m