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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-02

ever large canoruns, saying The jokes made 'bo"
him were ioIerable, hu. he couldn't en-dOrs"m IL
We hope Southern editors will passi~ arOund'-S4:
parnok Republican,. !,
Sic transisgot hcr from Savannah, and paradea,
our streets Yesterday in all glOr'a nui ~ nobody anu
wfltIrave nianai. .f-Augusta COn@fim'o""f'st. E
ssicsfansi naetas in the road and We called hnn 10
tai. Lucessas not with him, but Sal WAS lie cursed
us siitu. violet no nandamus and We ill., lie Jumped
oaus, butSwe eave:hima few nor and he Jet fnt To
fs Jam oftt fence, litils sicca than lie ever was.
We can whip cow:penna such as he is He had
with him two par Of cards and forte dur
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-02
So 1t Passes.


"Src TRANSIT" AND HIS PHYs1clAN.-The Ply
sican who attended transit has arrived in this city,
and taken rooms at the Tremont-Boston Museum.
The pugilist nhH it, has gone 10 Boston, and hopes
10 So. sic transit in gloria mundi morning. Spring.
field Post
He arrived safely, soon delta blow at SIC transit
and beta hole in his head-Bosfon Bee.
We understand that nihI fit him and noctes head
completely ofE-Boston Museum
This must be mistake sic transit was inter SC DIR.
Disg last evening ard stayed ill fec,m-Carpet Bag
Sic transit came into our office this morning with d
Carpet Bag He cum by rail. with tho carmen-
Hartford Excelsior.
OH uuuuf scus You damnum scnlls! He didn't
either. Sic transit drove tu pone tandem &c montu
from the easlward-Hariford Republican.
Can't say oui'rc SIC transit. but have otlem
efis sister Nurc who is lem fine girl and sum in all
respects. she is living now with her old pa, who keeps
the rStatu gro and is sed TO he mite rich.-QHebec
IMercury.
Sic transit has OF last cum here. We asked him for
something nu; so he tried to kappa climax and sing
s,nitu We couldn't bnt psi over his miserable al
t.mm. yel We invited him TO- 70 on the river
and bite with lucr. lie would TuWesIeatelly
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-02
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER PACLFIC

- - Aes5.rts. New ioRx, Dec %.
: The steamer Pacific thasprriyed, with Liyef-
pool dates of the 18th. g..
Kars Ind fallen into,,he. hduds .of:the Rus
slams, the garrison tavins >sbrvn starved OUT.
When Gen. 2Kenr,Hy. escaped from Sthe eilY,t0
hasten. The nd ance ?of Omar pasha;i Getf.s VII
lisns was: sending iuAs flag Of trucezte aftes
terms Of capiiuation. Nothing furtheris known,
but it i. believed the place had surrendered, the
garrison being too weak to cut their way through
The Russians. Omar, ,payha was snear katais,
y Which WIS hsta by aslpng force of Russians
In The Crimca. the Russians had attacked The
extremity Of the French lines with 5000 men,
stut alter an hours fighting, Withdrew: Both
armies are comfortably housed. The firing con-
tinues between North and South Sebasopol
Russia has negotiated new loan Of 5o.oops
600 ronbes.
The Austrian army was being reduced to tho
peace footing.
Naples publishes convention with ths en'-
led States, defining the rights of ueutrals.
Queen VicioJis's order 10 Copnci authorizes
the issue Of E475G00 in notes pf the Bank OF
England, beyond the amount specified in the
charter.
Mass rumors, regarding, peace but certain ne
goliatiops: made no progress. Difficulties. sre
fiown ,o I exist xi, in the English Cabinet. Lord"
Palns..ton and 7Ignmaro urxiny a,c"n'inuanee
Of The war, while tho rest of the Cabinet favor
Napoleon. suggestions for peace
LIvERrooI, Dccember Is.
Cotton opened active, but closed Qniet vt ].
l6d advance: Sales Of ,he week 5000 bales
including $4,000 to speculntors !and exporters.
Fair Orleans 6l.Sd; Middling 5 ll-l6dj Fair
INLAND sid; bidding Old. Stock 1884, 900
Breadstlffi ars dull and unchanged. Canal
-four 42s Cd; Ohio Ais Sd. Yellow corn 46.,
White SOS. Provisions unchanged: Manchester
adyices more favorable. Consols 1858.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-02
John 'Iiuiet.
COMMISSIONERS OF rrpLrc nrirDIscs.

COMMISSIONERS OF rrDLIC BUILDINGS.
Dumede HoIling gSw rl', james Rainsford,
Eugene Burt. lanes Sheppard, s. +. Goode,
Ind llill aid A. J. Smyly.
cJMMlssWyERs TO APPROVE PUBLIC SECURITIES.
a. Frazier A. Bland, S.."F. Goode, e.. A.
Addison, r. II. Minis.
EorARIEs PUBLIC.
A. C. Cofcr, Charles II. Plunke.i, c. w.
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1be a1uertiser.
ARTHUR slMKINs, EDITOR,
SsTAe Election.
EDGEFIELD,,s.'C c

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY ., 1856.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-02

RUaoRs OF, PEAcE-1he London Globe,
journal understood to Be in: the. confidence OF
the ministry has The following. in its issue OF
the III inss., with respect to ,hs peace rumors
.Ths peace runora arr not entirely without
foundation, but W should 1atiaut an Extremely
.rronsou, Impression if ~r deschbedt'nt: :foun.
dation as possssssd nf this so'id'ty .'Ih' which
some capitalists and others have invested its
upon which: they could appear 70 have buItt the
most sanguine expectations. Russia has herself
made NO propositions for peace. She having
made no offer OF terms Of peace, it cannot OF
course be stated what precise terms the bells:
erent powers would be wiIlnsto consider.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-02

O. The New-0reans De!ta says that Score.
lary Davis has written letter to friend decli-
ning to be considered au asprant. for the Vice
Presidency.
10" FLOUR has declined SO cents per barrel
in the GAINESVILLE (Ohiu) market, and wheat 10
cents Il bushrl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-15

u,oR SALE-RARE CHANCE TO BUY AN ESTABLISH.
ed coal business with without stock Feed at
chcd nl1iro The premises Ninth avenue aud Forty hh
utct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-15

EvOR LIvERPOOL-UsITED STATES MAIL STEAM
ship ATLANTIC, Eldrdge commander, viii depart with
the United States malls for Europe, positively Saturday
Sept a. u O'Clock from her berth at the foot Of Canal
For freight passage having unegualled accommo
asaon for elegance and eealort apply EDwAsDK col
Lks, Is Wall street Passengers requested To be on
board at II O'Clock NJ All letters must pass through the
Post office; others win be returned The steamship 81
TIC Capt Comsock, viii succeed the Atlantic and sail on
Saturday Oct II B.Ihe rate Of freight from Liverpool
70 New York reduced 10 four pounds ten measurement
until further notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-15

TOR NORFOLK AND PETERsBURG-THE UNITED
States mall steamship ROANOKE Captain Thorn ~
skinner will leave for the above places Wednesday 18th
inst, at O'Clock M from Is North river sac via
arrive at norfolk the afternoon the fol-
lowing morning Passengers tor the south will proceed
directly on by the southern mail line TO Charleston,
Augusta Savannah &C. Those for Richmond will arrive mt
their destination early Friday morning.. Travellers viii
hnd mis- the cheapest pleasantes
Passage and fare with Norfolk So Petersburg
and Richmond, $40 Apply TO LCDLtM PLEAsANTs, 81
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-15

L'oR SAVANNAH AND FLoRIDA-uNrTFD Sta
II mail lne.-fhe steamer AUGUSTA. Capt Thomas Il,
N.rth river 49, o'clock = NJ Bus o. adng signed on
Is Broadway Through tickets from New Worry II rsot
ve ssl 20 Piats &3 Steamers fortrlorda csnnes AZ IA
Saturdays 1919 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-15
TENANTS REGISTER.

A HANDSOME FURNISHED HOUSE TO LEr-HAs
"A gas, BATH &C. between Franklin Canal Broadway and
Church Streets the whole rent taken In board by two
sons; to small family who will boarders and
having all chdren good required Address
Comfortable, Broadway Post sflce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-15

A UsTRATIA PIONEER LrNE-CARRYING THE UNI
"A ted States mail. The unequaled eiipIg ship MINNIE
HAHA, LOO Tens register, (buih ~ DouSd Mckay, Es1,
tour months SINCE and prcnounccd the most perfect clipper
p adoa,) Beauehsmps master. viii be despatched for Mel
and Sydney al early date, which will be
procuring berth Greater rortion u cargo posi- ely
engaged she offers opportunity " shippers and
gers such has never been presented " hem IN the Austria
lar trade Apply 10 X. W. CAMERON, No : Bowirg
Green. Consguecs IA Australia, WILLIAMSON BRO1HEks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-15

MADAME MAR REMAINS BCr A ruop1 Il
N hees wishirS 70 ooosun her Vim n wen - cali
has ssdy crnsctsd win phrsnolosy, whisA @ste ~
MI your oAaracsw and sxe shsther zoe Cd dess
your WE or husss-d. en your present sircatrsasss
and vhether you viii be wealthy. n no marris1 shsv
non when and whom tou WI marry, sad sssoniuhss
Wait sr. lOT West Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-15

T,OR CALIFORNIA NEW YORK AND san FRAN
cisco steamship line VIA Nicaragua rous by geo
mes-Crest reduction Of prices-rhe splendid steamship
TEXAS isOO tons hurthen win sail from per No. 81 100 o.
Eortmoore street, North river he Ncarasut,
Wednesday sept "a at O'Clock r NJ, connect with the
steamer sIERRA NEVADA from san Juan del Sur on The
Pacific for San Francisco N. BThe steamship TENNES-
kEt viii sail Oct to connect with steamship OslLABA on
the Pacific; and the Texas viii sail Oct a. For freight
passage apply TO CHAS. A. WHITNEY, No. Bowling
Green
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-15

EOR HAVANA ANDkEY wESr.-rHE UNITED STATES
IL man steamship ISABEi-, VIM. Rollins, snder, VIII
leave for the above port Wednesday st of Uctsbcr
touching at Charleston for the United States mails The ship
has been thoroughly ovehauld aud complete order
For passage. apply sPOFFORD. TILrsToN Co. No. 70
RTOa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-15

Helght0 RppIy
EDWARD X. COLLINS, No s. Wall street, N. i.
BROWN. sHIPLEY CO, Liverpool
GTEPHRN KENNARD GO. n Austin Friars. London
b. 9. WAINWRIGHT CO., Paris.
The Of these shps will not be accountable for geld
nver bullion spece jewery precious stones or metals no
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-15

UICoRpp PRACTICE IN CyETAIN d MpoRr ., I,
ssord sfPss and s csrncch.n snd nc. e As city
cav crrcsi,s Dc FL Nicbohs Motel daily Treatment ahc
BY letter. cs''u'A"0'' s's''ec y B iHnsfSSosp, n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-15
THE Few YosK AND LIvxnpooL UNITED STATES

THE uEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
mail steamers-The ships comprisng this hne are:-
The ATLANTIC Capt Oliver Ehrtdge.
The BALTIC, Capt Joseph Comsiock.
The ADRIATIC Capt James West
These ships having built contract expressly FOR the
government service has been taken IN the con
strueti0D their insure strength aud
speed and their accommodations for passengers
qualed for elegance and comfort
Price Of passage from New York Liverpool In 1rs cabin
xS6 In second do Hb Exclusive Of extra size state
$3.50 From Liverpool 70 New York 50 and ~ guineas
experienced attached 70 each ship No berths
be secured un paid for The ships Of this line have
proved water tight hukheads and avoid danger from Zee
viii the Bants north Of A degrees until altar the LIST
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-15

NfADAMy MEYER HAS REMOVED TO ioi aFvE III
III avenue between Twenty third and Tweny ourh str es
she continues TO e past present and future like
gcs Journeys law suits business prospects, sick ,esa
atten friends property lost stolen Madame Never ON
verses English French aud German end gives guar pee
FOR her art
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-15

'oR SALE on EXCtfANGE-A FARM or q ACRES,
with house barn and oser out buildings besuliuly 10
e a. af ot I'M village " Tayorve Fort Ice, one mile
- ne Ncfh tiNef Opposite the Tweih ward II the city o
ii me PURCHASER can have tie irOps the ground,
n c tossti Ray, h0rses wagons cows a.. Tor further
rculars apply ioJOlN CORRIGAN "a, i.roadwav real
2e agent or a. TIE oacc Of WILLIAM TAYLJK se Cham.
lasireet whele maps o. 'he property may be seen,
frFTlI AvENUE CoRNER or THIRTY rrrTrt srpprr
-l0'se ond ~ IN eae House p feet inches from Nv
iCet dep. Inquire = oe owner, on the premises
ii CnCEEy --ICR SALE TUE HOUSE AND Tor SIR
II psic IN The northeast col ~ FInh and arss etc.,
ie tie sqn8rs Ito pres. Vt owner aud occunaoe b,
futd ~ ne above premises expressly lis oven nee
hsgHr aBoui engage ~ busln @s % The West wshns AZ
pese n n apply A. 81 Wss'dugtt aNgaat tvJJkep or Al
\washlr Rtou sieti, New York
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L'OR FREIGHT OR CHARTER, FOR POLITICAL.
IN eacufsons-1he steamer Troy. Apply 10 Capt NJ N
CROFT on board foot q Amos street
w FEHawKFN AND GuTTENRURG-FARR 81.
w csnis.-Ihe steamer MERCURY, CAPT u. Mallan
Will this week. from Robinson street. MOI river touch
rg a. SVftue street. street and Forty third street,
nr Rnsop street ~ y H. and O'Clock, aud Guenburg
At ~, H. and 0 clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-15

L'oR SAVANNAH AND FTORTDk-rYTTFD sTITFI
mail llne.-The steamer FLORIDA, Captain M q Hoos
North river 81 o'clock r. N. BILE q lsdlng signed
board For freight passage apply 70 s. L. MfrCfiTITt
Broadway Through tickets from New York 10
e3l 10 N aka S Steamers for Florida a. eavan
nah With ihe seamers nom New York. on tuesdays and
Saturdays, 7e"ss INV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-15

TINTED sTAyTS NAIL STEAMSHIP LrNR-FOR TIA.
u vana .r1-Eew Oriesns-on Wednesday sept IL ~,
r. NJ from Pier fc a. Warren street ksyh rtver hs ~.
md f,yc,i,e 81. rsbip EMPIAE CRY Captain Henry WIN
OF de line Freight 10 New Orleans 20 cents per chie ~
pFeved Monday, Sept rs shippers will be suppled vih
psnk bills Of adng OF the form signed BY line On sppca
on neir oes No ehsr form signed and no biz q dng
w y sened after the hour o. sailing Fer freight or pas
sage Apply Al tns ONCE Ia Wes street
NJ o. RORERTa Ars,t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-28
Want of Fuel.

The suffering from the want of fuel In this city
bids fair to be no longer confined to the poor A
large portion of the community which has never
before known what it is to feel Inconvenience from
the want of an adequate supply fuel In the win.
ter are now, In the most severe winter known in
Richmond for forty years, feeling something of the
discomfort which has heretofore been the lot only
Of their less favored felow-men and are indulging
serious apprehensions of the future Another
snow storm like the last, and who can say that
thess apprehensions might not be realized We
understand that there is not particle of lump
coal to be obtained in town, and that even coke
aud anthracite, for which the most of our CRATES
not adapted, are with difficulty to be procured
What are we to dol Are We in the midst of one
OF the most immense coal regions on the American
continent, to suffer for the want of coal 1t has
been already suggested that some relief might be
afforded by q temporary suspension Of operations
st the gas works, which now, we arc informed,
consume every particle of coal that Is brought to
town. We hope this suggestion may be carried
With so many other appliances for light, we can
much better dispense with gas at night than with
ere. Let those concerned consider this matter
and its adoption promises to afford any relief
to the community, let It be ut once adopted
What formidable obstacles there are In convey
ing coal from the pits to this city, we do not pro-
fsss to know precisely, but it seems to us that a
little enterprise might successfully combat any OBJ.
staeles arising even from such snow storms as
those with which we have been recently visited
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-28

ST. LOUIS, Jan 25.-The Santa Fe mai arrived
at Iniepe ndsnee yesterday The news from the
Territory Is embarrassing Business prospects are
dull
A irht had occurred between some Capote In
dams and Mormous In which several Of the latter
were killed. and much of their property taken
The difficulty arose from the Mormons attempting
to drive the Indians of their own land.
The New Mexico Legislature has been in SEES
sion three weeks, but their proceedings were
wholly unimportant.
There was much snow onthe mountains, and
the weather was intensely cold.
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virginia Medical College.

We trust the bill now before the Legislature for
aid to this admirable institution may receive the
favorable consideration of that body 1t Is school
which ought to receive the universal friendship and
active friendship of all yirgnans. 1t IL Virginia
school, capable In every respect of giving tho
rough medical education. 1t was founded under
the auspices of some Of the ablest men in this
ealth-the gifted and chivalrous Warner,
whose intellect was as lofty his sense of honor
was elevated and noble the accomplished and
high toned Chamberlayne; the brilliant and pop.
ular Cullen the pure and able Bohannon. Its
present faculty, with the distinguished surgeon,
DR.. Gibson, at its head are men of whom Virginia
may web be proud It should be the object of the
Commonwealth to foster such an institution. as
well on account Of the encouragement due to ma
tive talent, to the interests of medical science,
and the Importance of providing for the youth of
Virginia ana of the South an efficient medical In
situation In their own section. .-..s RI
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s BALTIMORE. Jan. 26.-Flour has declned-sales
of Howard Street at Sa.37i. Wheat is unchanged.
Good to prime reds $1.s5dsl.9o; good to prime
whites, S1950S2 Corn is dull-sales of yellow,
7407e cents; and white, 70d73 cents Provisions
are quiet, and receipts light. Beef is dull. Wes-
tern Mess, sl30s15 per Dbl; Baltimore packed
Mess, Sl8. Pork-the stock is light, and prices are
firm-Mess, Sl6.759sl7 Bacon-the market is
steady with fair inquiry, shoulders sold for 81 %
81 cents; sides, OF 092 cts; hams. 1913 cents
Lard is dull Sales Of Western, in bbls., 10i a l0i
cts and III 6114 cts in kegs. Butter-W Western,
1913 cents; Glades, 22024 cents; Goshen, $50
30 cents
NEW YORK, Jan 26-Flour is firm Sales of
1000 bills Straight State S8.12l; Good Ohio,
S. rs Southern, 1881. Wheat is firm. Sales of
1000 bushels. Southern red, $l.97. Corn is
firmer. Sales of 10000 bushels. Western mixed,
81 cents. Pork has declined. Sales eff 400 bar
rels. Meas, $40 %. Beef is dull and unchanged.
Lard has declined. Sales of 400 barrels at IT.
Whiskey ia inactive.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-28
81. n..ssh Sound Discs and the knsiish
DfHlcuIfy. g-sssss


xx- s.,,e s.raa with the Governor Of this CON-
u..--..,,n q, the opinion that the Danish Sound
Ones are q humbug I've may auus sne srea'ss'
"a mos, unsuccessful humbug that has been at
,.,.r,ed IN modern times 1t does not kindle q
.n.rk 81 popular enthusiasm II has neither
.an,e arpedency, nor chivalry in It. The Danish
sorna pues are all sound and fury, sisnifying
nothing"
The same functionary's opinion about the Eng
nsh difficulty agrees exactly with that which we
have often expressed in the columns Of the Dis
patch. II win be time enough for tho South to
give itself. up to war frenzy against England
when Il has secured justice In its own country
The South should LET Central America and all the
rest of America take care of itself till the question
is settled whether the Southern States Of America
are to occupy the position Of equals or Of vassals
In the American confederacy. As to war with
England at any time, we are becoming every day
more incredulous Of the happening of any such
nonsensical and ruinors thing. England and the
C. States cannot indulge any spite they may en-.
terrain towards each other without mutual injury
Every blow each strikes at the other viii recoil
upon It's own head. A struggle between . nation
of merchants and manufacturers like England, and
nation Of agriculturists like the United States,
would be in It's absurdity, like war between the
city and the country, and in its wickedness and
misery, like q death struggle between two broth
ers. Let this insane war cry in regard to England
be at least deferred till the domestic enemies of the
Constitution, the Union and the South are put
down
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MARRIED.

On the 10th inst, in Trinity church, Pottsvile, Pa
by the Rev A. Prior, assisted by the Rev. Mr. Wash
bum, JAMES ALLEN COURTNEY, OF Baltimore
to MARY A. W., daughter of VIM H. Mann, Esq.
of Ashland schuylkill county, Pa.
On Tuesday, 22d inst. by Rev. Mr.. Gildersleeve
Mr.. n. b. LADD, to Miss MARY C. FINNEY, al
of this city.
On the 2lst of January, at Grace church, Albany
New York, by the Rev. j. R. Davenport, Mr.. PAUL
CUSHMAN, of Albany, 10 MISS JULIA A. G.
BLACKWELL, of this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-28
Annfhar Sfaru.

According to custom, Saturday night brought
with 1t another sterm Blu. this time of hail. and not
Of snow. This makes the fourth Saturday in sue
session that has brought its storm of snow or hail
The haIling stopped early yesterday, and there
was, on the former deposits of snow, layer
of not more than two inches of this last nstalment
from the clouds The mails were late getting In
Yesterday evening
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-28

PREsESTATIoN.-Capt. Lewis Parrish, of the
steamship jamestown, Of the New York and Rich
mond line, has been presented with silver cup by
portion of the officers and crew of the U. S.
sloopotwsr Dale, in appreciation of his conduct to
them during their voyage from Norfolk to New
York Thecup is handsomely engraved, and bears
representation of Mt. Vernon encircled with stars
aud stripes. The steamship which Capt. P. com
mands Is now in the dry dock at New York, for in.
spection and repairs ts-
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rrsalcs this day.--At IL o'clock, a. Ne,
At the Franklin House, corner OF Wall and franknn
streets, of the Bar and Fixtures. Household ana
T;trhrn Furniture and the key Of the house.
A. O'clock P. NJ, upon the premises OF vaua Die
avellna and Building Lots, beautifully situated on
" The properly is desirable and the terms very llber-
81 Sac the advertisements under tho auction head.
in 28-ts TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Auets.
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Imnertnut from Japah-Fishting between
the Americans and Japanese.
Wa take the following from the Friend Of China,
Of Nov. nth:
We learn by the Tartar, that the day amer inc
JAPANESE convention (British,) was ratified g "a
~sski. Admiral Sterling was asked ~ the comMh-
sioners 20 give his advice on the best course 20 &c
pursued towards the Americans, who u 49, Ia
with nine vessels at Gimoda was breaking ne peese
IN the most outrareops manner. The Adnirai Is
reported tokAse recommended concession 20 the
American demands, providsd they we're IN any way
reasonable - ~..~
An American gentleman write6on the subject /:
understand that feet Of twelve sail Of Amer.
lean whaiers visited SImoda In anticipation Of re-
ceiving supplies agreeable 20 the late treaty.
Report Is they were trsated very unkindly. and
q aeterninsf5ofi was made by the Japanese, from
come cause not to furnish them with any supplies.
The Americans were not to be trihed with ;
they took what they wanted, and paid in dollars
At their fair weight the oneshird In value, as Az.
ed on by the treaty they would have no knowledge
of. 1@
1t Is said that guns had been ared and Japanese
killed. $50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-28

NORFOLK ArpAIRs-Cain's Hotel has been sold
Tor sl,ooo, to Mr.. Edward Beaton. Oysters are
worth 81 per gallon and the next N. York steamer
takes 500 gallons, packed by Rowe & Co., for the
western cities. Yesterday. Rev. L. Rosser was to
nave preached the funeral sermon of Rev Anthony
Dierell, whose body is shortly 70 be removed TO
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