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The North-Carolinian., 1856-06-14
FOR SALE,
y i. w.
SPRING AND SUMNER. GOODS.
Ag.EN. .JDif NAON. Jr.
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Has received in part, and is this day receiving. large
and we'll selected Stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DIR Y GOODS,
Consisting in part IS follows:
Plaid and Chena Striped Silks; plain Black Do:
Black Striped Plaid and FIg'd Do; Cold and Black
Ehallies; Berages Tissues and Befacc DrLan Berage
Tissues aud 0rSandie Robes: Printed Jackonct and
Organdie Nuslins; (fngham Lawns; French. English
and American Prints: White and Printed. Plain and
Emhrohered Mantilfas: White Black and Cold Grape
ShawlS Emhroidcrcs of all kinds. some handsome, sets
Collars and Sleeves to match; Iiunetoa Mateecc
Lace Coliars and Sleeves; Thread. Li<c. Linen and
Cotton Edgng; Jaconct and Swiss Muslin t!oinp
Inserting and Flouncings.
ALSO.
4 large assorme SIN Panama 7 ool,or, .,5l Soft
Hats for Men and Boys; Ladies'. Misses and Child
rch Bonnets and Flats: aud fine assortment of
Cloths CaSs lneres. Ncstings and Si,mmer Goods far
Men and Boys wear. Realy-made Clothing Boots
Shoes Umbrellas. Parasols. &c. &c: with many
articles not enumerated. making my Stock a yery
desirable, one; and would invite my old customers
friends; and the public generally to give me an early
call A JOENCON r.
April 4, 1856. 92-tf
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SPIRITUAL MUrroS-Oll Father Richard, a
most excellent and benevolent Catholic priest
who came to Detroit about the year l7o5, and
died here iii 1884, though an excellent scholar,
and II fine linguist. had a hard time in acqnir-
ing English fau,iIiarly. He preached one day
from the text, Il am your sl,epherd"-'yes, my
dear !earers," said he, what was true OF 'he
blessed Saviour while upon the earth' Is trne 0'
every faithful pastor now am your sheP"e'u'
and you are my muttons." Great scnsa'o"'--
Detroit Adrcrtlsey.
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DOBBLV HOUSED
POWERS & TROY, PrOprietoss.

- The Proprictors of this Establishment an
Il..kA nounce to the public, that owing to the
ss.ssN stant'y increasing patronage extended to
hem they have been induced to enlarge the
accommodation by the addition of an extensive Dining
Room on the lower floor and suite of Rooms on the
second floor; thus enabling them to accommodate all
who may favor them with a call. And they pledge
themselves to an increased exeron give satisfaction
to their patrons.
Spacious Stables attached and careful. Ostlers in
attendance.
The eligible location of the Establishment with the
experience OF the fropretors in providing for the
comfort OF their patrons they hope will secure to them
a liberal share OF the travel.
The Western and Sou hern arrive and depart
from this House
Carriages in attendance arrival and departure of
Steam Boats, for the accommodation of passen gers
Horses and Carriages furnished at any notice for
carving travellers to any part OF the adjacent country
J w. pow ERS. w. C. TROY.
Fayetteville, May IL. 1856 9s-tf.
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WHAT A DocrnR HAD DoSE.--A gentleman
Ioafer, recently arrested in Cincinnati being
questioned by the officer to his vocation,
replied: "Sr, ! ana Doctor have cured q
pain in the head Of navigation, and drawn teeth
from the mouth Of the Mississippi; l have
natomized the side of n mountain bistcred
the foot OF hill felt the pnlse of an of the
sea- plastrretl the ia nd of nature and
cured felon on the finger Of scorn,"
The greatest case OF IA cure for a humor that
we have ever heard, is where a poor fellow who
bad enioved the utmost of humor and laughed
himself to death Oh five hundred dollars year,
got married and never smiled afterwards
Hall in his Journal Of Health, says that the
best method Of keeping of tendency to in
sanity is rot to dwell too long on one idea.
We see a tendency to insanity rapidly develop
ing itself already among our ''Repubcan"
friends Let them heed the warning in time
I-SpringGeid Argus.
We fear it is already too late for some OF
| thcm.-E1chnncr
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PROTECTION FROM LIGHTNING.
The Subscriber would call the attention of persons
wishing protection from Lightning to his
IMPROVED CONDUCTORS.
The points are composed Of Steel. plated with pure
Silver, presenting distinct points in one. The
rods connected with nuts. forming continuous
rod insulated with glass. about five feet apart the
staples firmly fixed in the wall the building placing
the rods three inches from the building and of the
influence of nails and other attractive materials and
cutting of all connection between the rod and building.
Orders or left at ~ \. Mckethan's s Shop
promptly attended to-
WM. T. BATTLEY
Fayetteyil1p. AIr:l 2. 1856. If
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Watches, Jcyvelry s. Silver ware.
NEW SUPPLY.

NEW SUPPLY.
BEASLEY HOUSTON beg leave to say to the La
dies and Gentlemen wishing to purchase goods in
line that they find large and handsome stock of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
Siir-A- rr' Fancy e;oor.- IN House,
which Will dispose Of very reasonably. We have
i'll Store assortment of all the newest styles of Jew
ery out consisting of Coral Cameo. Gollstol:e Mosaic
and Stone Settings. &c. Our Silver is of the
patterns OF Threaded and Plain work consisting
Spoons. Sugar Spoons and Tongs. Table ard Desert
Forks Pickle Knives aud Forks Peand Butter Knives.
Mugs, &c.. &c-
We have ALSO good stock of
Accordeons, 'JoMimg
Canes, Single and
Donbie Barrel Guns
fine Pocket hnires
1ibnin Spoons and
Eorlts, .Smrreyors'
Compa sses, and
Chains fine
Scissors Needles,
Ra-ors Clocks, &c. DC.
OLD SILVER WANTED, for which will pay
the highest cash price, take in exchange for goods.
cls- Our personal attention given to the repairing
BEASLEY & HOUSTON
Nav 2f. 99-3t
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FoR SALE.
Bv virtue of Deed of Trnt executed to by
John J. Phillips for the purpose therein mentioned.
will expose to public sale at the Market House i'll
Fayetteville. on Saturday May the 10th. the House
and Lot south of the L. s. Ar.ena at present occu-
pied by Randall Mcmillan. 1t is convenient to business
and u very healthy location. Terms at sale.
c. s. JOHNSON, Trustee.
Fayetteville, April 16, 1856. st.
POSTPONED.
The above sale is postponed until Saturday, the 21s
of June.
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SPRING GOODS FOR 1856.
B. z. EEARCE
S NOW OPENING a large and well selected Stock OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GOGbS.

SPRING AND SUMNER GO0DS.
Amoug uehich, may be fouad for The Ladies',
Black and colored Silks Silk Tissues and Baregcs.
Chaliics and i;attiste Brantes Printed Lawns. JacO
nd OrandieS Jaconct, Swiss. and PiaItt MushS
Embroidered Swiss Muslin. EIsngs and INSERTIONS
Collars Undersfeeycs Embroidered FllrtS Cofded
Cactus Grass. and Whalel,one Skirts. Grape. SILK and
Straw Bonnets. and large and handsome assortment
of French English, and American Prints. Gloves,
Hose. &c.
FOR THE GENTLEMEN.
Cloths. Fancy and Black CasSimeres; Nestng. White
Brown Bluff: Linen 4ills Irish t.iRen Ora Ete
Farncr's Satn Farmers Itfifl: Mclelffs: 1'srs-
Palm Leaf Hats: and large assortment
of Ready Made Clothing. &c.. &c.
-dIs0-
Boots and Shoes Umbrellas aad Parasols. Bleached
and Brown Shifting and Sheeng and every variety IN
the Yankee Noton.Iinc. which will be sold at n small
advance for ASH. time to punctual customers
either at Wholesale Retail
B. F. PEARCE.
Late Pearcc Il Ferguson.
Hay Street Fayetteville. March y. 1886 9o-tt-
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"FoR MorHER's SAKE-A father and son
were fishing near New York city few days
since. The boat suddenly capsized ard
they were thrown into the wafer The father
who not an expert swimmer, while his son
could not swim at all at once commenced to aid
the lad He seeing that his father was becom-
ing exhausted, calmly said to him, Never
mind me, save Yourself for mothers sake"
God bless that boy, and God he thanked that
both were rescued from the peril in which they
were involved 'For mothers sake" There
spoke true son and true hero.-ErchanSe
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VOLUME xvIII-NO. oo2.


An eccentric but most amasing cruise was
recently made by =. steam tow boat in the
waters of Southampton har,or, in England, the
particulars Of whirf are related BY q coTrespop-
dent who was an eye witness of the Whole
affair. 1t sccrls that the Belmont. aregnlar
steam-tng, had taken III tow the ship Walter
Hood bound from southampton to Australia;
On reaching the lower bay, the sais were SET
on hoard the ship and at the same time the
tow boat cast her Oh, with the Intention of re-
turning TO Southampton for another vessel,
but by some accident ,thes ship ran into the
steamer, a violent crash followed, and in tho
cenfnsiee al ,hanaiss fseiading the captasa ana
COOK Of Tie latter, Jumped on board the sailing
vessel, leaving their boat in charge of dog
and two cats--a strange crew for a steam
going craft. But her steam was up, and after
a succession of plnn2ings and crashng1, sho
succeeded in shaking herself clear of the ship,
and the next moment was seen "going it"
alone, c,-starting off at terrific speed, and in
anything hut the right direction.
For n few moments her captain and crew,
engineer and all, were struck with dismay; the
long tillcr of the rud'ler dashng Wild
Iy to and fro and the fierce barking of the dog
who evidently knew little of navigation or
steering, rendered the scene at once absurd
and terric-ludicrou> and frightfu Mean
WHILE the captain of the steamer having
covered his presence of mind and composure,
obtained I. small boat and with his men started
in pursuit of his abscon(ing craft: but ere he
was we'll under way she had altered her course,
and from some caEse or other, came around
and set out for the point whence she had start
ed, thus describing complete circle. The
men bent Justify TO their oars, but the chased
steamer lodged. slcd and circulated al;ont in
the most cratic manner the dog Keeping up
an inccssant barking and howling, us though
en,ieavorinS to head her off and bring her to
reason.
Soon she shot off in n new direction, and
now made directly for light ship in the out
rr harbor. Here the men on the lookout de-
! serted her position, aud having manned their
boat also started in pursuit The race now
! became trn!y exciting, the course of the steam
ting becoming more and more uncertain as her
helm shifted to and fro at the sport Of the
waves Of the Channel. BY this time however,
she had nearly run her race, her steam vas
getting low, and at length her speed gradually
diminished her paddles stopped and she ulti-
matev gave i'll from sheer exhaustion. The
crew from the light ship the first to board
her, her own crew coming mp about twenty
minutes after. She was at length got into
working order aud brought safely int South
ampton dock, where she was sentenced to un-
dcrgo complete repairs after her frolic It is
said that the were fully justified in lcav-
ing her as they did, she being i'll imminent
peril of going down.
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PrxE ArrlE JErLy-Takc perfectly ripe.
and sound pineapple, pare off the outside, cut
it in small pieces; hrnsc them, and to each
ponnd put tea-c"r Of water, place in pre-,
.cryin., kettle over the fire, cover the Kettle and
loi twenty minutes, then strain and squeeze
,brouoh a bit of muslin. For each pound OF
frnit take pound of sugar; bnt tea-cup Of
watcr TO each pound, set over the fire until
dissolved. then add the pineapple Juice For
~. ;;nclass and stir it in. Let it boil until
Nv taking some on plate to cool, you fnd it q
stiff Jelly.
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NO TICE.

n, Saturday the 2sth day of June at the store OF
r;st;n Rostick in Richmond county will sell to the
hichest bidder Ten Shares in the Fayetteville and
Albcmarle Plank Road, belonging to john Morrison
deceased. Terms: Six months credit
NJ. MURCIIISON, Admir-.
Nav 10 1856 9G-4t.
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4 Double Loss.-A gentleman residing in
Fourteenth street, New York, purchased fast
horse the other day for 2,50O The animal
on Saturday fell dead in the street. and while
the owner was bending over him trying to-
resuscitate the animal, some thief in the crowd
picked his pocket Of S500t
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STATE NORTH CAROLINA,
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Superior Couff Of Lo~, Spring Term, 1856
His Honor. David 2 Caldwell, Judge presiding:
1t is ordered by his Honor. that Special Term of
the Superior Court of Law he held for the County of
Cumberland. ut the Court House in Fayetteville, on
the 18th Monday of June next ensuing it being the 2d
dav of the month"; and that the Clerk of said Court
make advertisement of the in the several
papers published in the Town of Fayetteville.
All suitorS witnesses and others, having business
transact in said Court. required pnnctualy to
attend.
Witness Jesse T. Warden. Clerk of our said Court.
at o iice the 1th Monday after the ftn Monday in
March. \. d. 1856.
]. T. WARDEN, Clerk
Nav 99-5t
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Escss,te;ess! Bel>tca<.s
Just received from the Manufacturer, Ira Herscy,
supply of
BEDSTEADs
Of various patterns and made of good seasoned timber
These Bcdscads manufactured in this place. and
can be sold to dealers asl they be got from
the North Call and examine.
A. NJ. CAMPBELL.
April Q, 1856.
WILLIAM MCINTYRE
Offers for sale
l. Earrels MESS PORK,
$500 Lbs. RACON, large sides.
April 26th st
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE By
DT. j. +. FOULk ES,
\ large assortment of Harrison's NRfTING INKS.
consisting of Black writing Fluid Blue and Carmine
Inks. from quart bottles.
Also, a large lot of HARRISON'S P1;RFUMERY,
Consisting of
Toilet Water, for removing botches and frcekes from
the skin:
Double and single Cologne: Cream Of Beauty;
Preston Salts;
Parian White; Carn:.tion Rouge Lemon Rouge;
Lip Balm; Cold Cream: Toilet Powders:
Shampoo Lotions Hair Dye: Floral Pomatum CRYSTAL
Pomatum;
Philicome; Reef Marrow; Bears Oil; Rose Hair Oil;
Toilet Soap; Brown Windsor.
Palm (familyl mammoth Loundry Soaps;
Crystal and Erasive Soaps: Fuming
pastIls; Shaving Creams
assorted; Extracts assorted;
Corn Starch. &c.
Paint Brushes of all descriptions.
Retail by j. F. FOIJLKES
May 8. At
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IA y! E,S E<H s4sL

.5As! EIS KYLE
is receiving his SPRING SUPPLY of CHEAP
GOODS. among which
Irish Linens. Lawns and Diapers.
French. Scotch. and Domestic Lawns.
Calco"s-Frrnch. En- sliSh and Domestic.
French. ScotcA and Domestic Gin CHAINS.
Embroid'd and Plain Grape Shawls and Scarf~.
81 to l0i Bleachcd Shifting and SLccting.
French and Irish Linen Drilling,
Black and Coorel Silks.
Bonncts and Bonnet Ribbon
Boltng Cloths, Nos. ) to 10,
Joseph Rcpka 5 Cottoaades.
Colored (franadnc and BarcCc.
Linen Cambric Han,lkerchicfs. assorted.
Bay Linens, 81 to ~ very cheap.
With many other articles, all of which have been
hv the Package 1T the lowest rates and Will
he offered the lowest prices by wholesale retail.
for Cash time to punctnal customers.
March % 1856.
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TERMS
OF SUBSCRIPTION TO THE CAROLISIAN.

Z + Il NJ S
OF SUBSCRIPTION TO THE CAROLINIAN.
For single copy if paid in advance per annum, 81 90
at the end Of months, 80
at the end of G months, 90
at the end Of the year. 30
No subscription will be received for a shorter period
than year unless paid in advance.
With the view of extending the circulation and en-
hancng the usefulness Of the paper the propretors Of
Sc the following remarkably low
CLUE RITES. LN'V.4RL7BLY IN .4DT-f.N'CE:
copies of the Carolinan, year, ss 90
Rates ef Advertising:
Sixty cents per square of IL ncs or less for the hrsl
and 20 ets for each streqssat Insertion unass 'e
advcrtisement Is published for more than two months,
when it will lie charged
For three months 81 Ho
For six months, w
For twelve months 10 90
All advertisements have the desired number OF IN
sort;ons marked them. orhcrwise they will be IN
serted till forbid and charged accordingly.
YATES & JOHNSON.
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ICE! ICE!. ICE!!.

ECr! ICE!! ICE.!!!
The subscriber having opened the ICE HOUSE, is
no" prepared to furnish to the community, and all
who may want from the country. Orders accom-
panied by the money will be punctually filed at
TWO CENTS per pound, packages paid for.
ISIIAM BLAKE
April &c; 1856 95-tf
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FOR Sale.

FOR SALE
likely NEGRO WOMAN and Child. The woman
can be recommended as O good cook washer and
sroner, and also trusty servant.
for tnrther information apply at THIS OFFICE
April +, 1856 95-tf
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ICE CREAM SALOON

There will be opened the 18th inst. tor the
seasonl i'm connection with the Shemwell House. an
lee Cream Saloon in the Store room lately occupied by
& Mcdonald. Shemwcli House Building,
Green street. near the Market House.
Fayetteville, May .. 1856. 97-tf
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SPRING GOODS FOR 1886

SPRTN1T GODDS FOE IS36.
We receiving an unusually large Stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
Which Will soil very Cheap for Cash. or on the
usual time to Wholesale buyers exclusively.
Our Stock Will consist of general selection Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
Sdh and Strnm Donnets,
Books, .Shocs Imbreilas,
Rc4dy- .IL1d" Claiming,
Dress Trimmings,
With great variety of notions.
1.Es- Those owing US notes past due earnestly
requested to make Immediate payment.
STARR & WILLIAMS
March -. 1S16. 90tf
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CIR sCEN s. WEAR.
WATCH MAKERS, EWELERS.
AND
META q {. II RiPHERS

HAVING associated themselves
s together for the purpose of carry
- ing the above branches of
: ~. business, would respectfully
i -: nouncc to the citizens of Fayette-
- = - will and surrounding country. that
- * < they have leased the Store on the
North West corner of the Fayctte-
Vile Hotel Building. Hay street. where they are
prepared execute in the above branches i'm a
satisfactory and workmanlikc manner and espectfuy
solicit a share of public patronage.
X. y. GREEN. J. S. WEAR.
A CARD
MrR. D. GREEN Watch Maker.-res,,ne,.f..
his thanks his very patrons
while having charge of the Watch Department i'll the
firm of Messrs Braslcv Houston. and hopes the work
done lv him in the past may be sufficient RECON-
lnertation for the future.
\. B. All Watches be repaired will he taken
apart in the presence of the owner, and written
innate given Of necessary repairs, which will be war
rantcd for Two Years.
April &. $50. 94-tf
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invites the attention ofPhysicans and others ORDER
from my Country friends promptly attended to and
satisfaction guaranteed both in regard to QUALITY
and PRICE.
burning Fluid. Cainphine Potash. Soaps. Congress
Water, Sperm and Adamantine Candies Spices, Black
and Green Teas Clues. Gelatine. Lamp Neatsfoot
Train and Salad Oils White Lead and Paints of
description, Varnishes. brushes Pure Wines Brandy
and Gin for Medical use, Loudon Porter, Surgical
Instruments. Trusses. Braces. Supporters kc- con
stantly band together with all ether articles IN
line for sale at the lowest prices
JAS. n. SMITH.
NORTH West Corner Market Square
M.r,9 9S-tf
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1856.

j. ". SMITH,
.GEE AND MIST

DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST,
!: |:;| {:
k@ CY and Toll EFT articles. which be
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j. c. POE,

j. c. POE,
DEALER IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
HATS, CAPS, boots. SHOES. AND
Rcady-lIadc CIotAing.
Particular attention paid to Ladies' Dress
Goods and Trimmings.
HAY STREET. FAYETTEVILLE. n. C.
November Sd. 1S55 If
IN OTder- to cI,se 0u the remaining
Stock Of Goods noir on hand,
We them the following terms: to Cash buyers
at New York cost; to prompt time buyers at New York
cost with charges added.
We have many desirable GOODS in store. viz:
DRY GOODS,
U7RDTF.7RE. BOOTS IND SHOES,
I2aks, Cups anil Bonnels
IsEAD1-NADE CLOTHING.
Merchants and others will find many desirable goods
in Stock. an1 which |2e bou gt at great Bar
gains. We determined to sell out this Spring.
To those who are in arrears to would simply
state that want money and must have it. 1t will
afford much pleasure to give receipts i'll full all
who are in debt.
HALL u SACKETT.
March %. 9l-tf
Eeg~ Just received, few doz. genuine East
India CASTOR OIL (tor my retaiI) Also. Citrate
of Ma gncsia and Congress Water.
j. F. FOULKES
April 2. 1856.
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WESTERN RAILROAD OFFICE,
May l, 1856.
An insta1mcnt of ) per cent upon the Capital Stock
Of this Company is called for. payahfcyon the 1St day
of June next: and 'also. Monthly calls of ) per
cent. until the lst day of January 1857, when the
whole amount will bc due.
Iv order of the Board of Directors.
JNO. VI. ROSE.
Treas'r W. X. Il. Co.
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Soft Wool and Summer bats,
III great rartay
y complete assortment of BOOTS and SHOES will
be to hand in few days. All of which will eldis-
posed of to Wholesale Buyers on liberal terms.
STARR Il WILLIAMS.
April %. 95-tf
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Law NOTICE..

THE copartncrship lately existing between Robert
s Frcnch and Ncill \. Mclean, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent
I.uinbcrton May 10. 1856
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NOTICE.
All persons indebted to the Subscriber hereby
come forward settle bv the st of pril
they Will find their notes and accounts in til"
hands of for collection. He be found
the old nd where he formerly lGne business.
II. ID. DAVIS.
CLOCK REP pAIRINCs-Thc Subscriber repairs
Clocks short notice his old stand Person street
He will warrant Clock for twelve months. after pas
SING thrnuy oh his hands. Give Il trial and if salts
faction is given | will make charge.
II. ID. DAVIS.
March l. 1856
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-10

Rhode Island voted on the 4th against any
amendment to the State Constitution.
The cost of message Of electric telegraph be-
tween the Crimea and London is said to be $500.
There were only 81 deaths in Wheeling, Virgin
10, last month.
There was snow at Wheeling, Virginia. on
Thursday last
The witty James Smith says, that November ID
the period at which most Epslishmen take leave
of the sun fer nine months, and not . few Of them
forever.
The trial of r. G.. Banks, for the murder in Mo
bile of William II. Throne, formerly of Prince
william County, Virginia, has been postponed to
the spring.
The Selma, Ala. Reporter says counterfeit $50
bills on the Bank of Tennessee are in circulation
IN that section.
Farmers near Maysville, Ky, ara said 70 be
selling corn at 50 cents bnshsl
cranbsrries Sfs selling q hftssn cents per
quart in Cincinnati
There were 100 deaths In New Orleans for the
week ending November z, Of which only ons wss
yellow fever.
Thanksgiving day in South Carolina, Novsm
bsf 10Th.
Joha r. owens, the comedian, b playing y
Cincinnati