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HOT FOR THE coon ru,r

DERSONS IN WANT OF a No. FaMu,
IL res we respectfully invite to call at nr GROCE
anime stock of Coffee Sugars A. B. unJ store e.
gar, Crushed of different qualities and Pulv.r R. Su,
Java, Rio, and other coees; Teas assorted LIZ Mocha
Preserves assor ed Pickles. Anchovies Sarsa and prices
Oysters. Jelly, Tamarinds Imported Snanss' iobsters
French and American Mustards English Tahis = English
Ra'sns IN half and quarter bOx.s Spicrs pots
grain and many other articles useful for Houhd in
deem it unnecessary to mention all of Which, which Ne
pleasure in showing to friends and tho we will take
ling on reasonable terms for cash. p"'ic, and sell
LITcHFoRD, SHEPARD 4 ~
MI ESs MACKEREL, IN KITS Nos -
Ss' n Sa hs in kits Fish
EiTtHFonD. SHEPARD . ca R''
W. r., HAVE Az Also, NESS PORK N -,
cured 5ee9 for Hroiling well dried for chipping Fig Pork
i ITCfiT Mo Tna'nsage. DC, &c 'esale
-----l AllohfoHD' SHEPARD On
a $50. SOAPS. ASSORTED, SPERM
n TINE, Patent and Mould Candles St.r"i, AADAMAN.
en- Cheese at ''''reh' No. Gusb.
LITCHFORD, sHEp.pn
Raleigh, May 10, 1857. '-'lr ARD CO.
ST.
" ANTED.-BY A SOUTHERN cryn,.-
w who has been engaged for eighteen vs,,s LENAN
ing the ancient and modern languages as war;, IN teach
higher branches of English education wen as all the
as Professor in College or us Prnciml fua'on eth
The best of references given. Apply at this na ACADEMY
April 81. 1857. ' n
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
TNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE VERY
valuable tract of land lying ten miles west of Raleigh
the Central Railroad containing hundred and
seveny-fve acres all in woods about halt in pine, with
good for sawm and well adapted to the cultivation
Of tupenne The remainder is adapted to the growth of
cotton and small gain with number fairgrounds
Any wishing purchase will do well to call before
purchasing elsewhere Call, gentlemen or you will lose
bargain. Come. and if You do not trade it shall be
own fault. Mr. Frank Page Mr. Passmcre will take
pleasure in showing the land to Both of them
live convenient to it.
w. G. STRICKLAND.
Nav :, 1857. 47-Sw3m.
% Register COPY month
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PALMER Il SMITH,

PALMER Il SMITH.
UTAVING FORMED i GOPARTNERSHIP IN THE
LII general brick-makng and building business respect
fully that they prepared to furnish bricks in
quantity, and execute contracts in their line at the
shortest notice prices which to give
isfaction.
Always hand supply Of circular drain bricks, to
which we invite public attention
CHAS. w. PALMER,
ELDRIDGE SMITH.
Raleigh, May IA, 1857. So
NEW PIANOS FOR OLD ONES.--.THE UN
IL DERSIGNED will give full value for Old Pianos in
exchange for New
No will offer greater inducements to purchasers of
Pianos than myself have been engaged in the business
for than twenty years. and can say that e>
sold a bad one.
E. p. NASH,
Book and Piano Seller,
Petersburg Y a.
100
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II EONI DI MONOTA, AND OTHER POEMS,
" 'a'"e' D''''' A''i'' H. D. TURNER.
Raleigh June 5, 1857. 56-sw.
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lNHESTER BOAR, SOW AND PIGS.-:A FINE
u specimen of the No Bone breed be bought cheap
by applying to w. B. Reid, Raleigh or j. r. Dunn For
estville. .
June g. 1857. 56-t.
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Office of the N. G. M. L. Insurance Company.
vulHE EIGHTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
Il holders of the North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance
Company will be held at the Office of the company in the
city Of Raleigh, on Monday the 9Th Of July next S
R.H. BATTLE, Sec'y
57-tsjy.
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hcers thereof ashore and aoa including rules the
of courts martial and of enquiry well
to establish the rank and precedence of each grade of
officers in the line of and the relative rank and
precedence ashore and aoat between them and
batans and between officers and petty officers grades
not in the line OF promotion.
Sec And be it further enacted That the sum of
entone thousand dollars be and the hereby appro
priaed out of money the treasury not otherwise
Iroprated to be applied in carrying out the Of
act to promote the efficiency OF the navy granting one
years duty to the dropped officers who shall not be re-
stored to the aud that all Of said dropped officers
stored to the navy the amount received under this
vision shall be deducted from the which they will be
entitled under the sixth section Of the said act to amend
the "act to promote the efficiency of the navy
Sec And be it further enacted That the Secretary of
the Navy be and he is hereby authorized to be
tended and completed the exploration Of the Parana and
expense thereof shall not exceed twenty-five thousand dol
lars which hereby appropriated for that purpose out Of
any in the treasury not otherwise appropriated
of War and the Navy be authorized under the direction of
the Pr sdent employ such officers CT the and
as be necessary for the purpose to make exploration
and vericaon Of the surveys already made of ship
nal the !shmus of Den, connect the waters of
the Pacific and Atlantic by the Arao and Tuando rivers:
Provided That the expense shall not exceed twenty-five
thousand dollars which hereby appropriated therefor
ont of money in the treasury not otherwise appro
priated
sec H. And be it further enacted That for preparing
arranging classifying and labelling the specimens nat
ural history brought home by the North Pacific exploring
and surveying expedition, and for reporting the to
Congress- with the appropriate drawings and catalogues
the sum of fifteen thousand dollars be and the is
hereby appropriated of in the not
otherwise subject to the control Of the Sec
Sec IL. And be it further enacted That the surviving
officers of the navy of the Republic of Texas who were
duly commissioned such al the time Of annexation shall
waiting ORDERS in the navy of the United States for
years from the time Of said annexation, and sum socen
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alton.
To enable the Secretary of the Navy to arm and man the
ordnance ship Plymouth the Washington navy ward
with view to the improvement of ordnance and ennery
practice, forty-nine Thousand dollars
Marine Corps-For pay of the officers, commission
ed omcers musicians, and pvates clerks messengers
Stewards ard servants raons and clothing for servants
subsistence and additional raons for FIVE service Of
officers for undrawn clothing and rai0ns bOunes for
ensments and for unexpred terms Of previous SER
vice. tnree hundred and ffynine Thousand six hundred
and nnety-one dollars and sxty-eight cents
TOT ploss MS Tor marines serving shore, ffty-four
thousand hve hundred and thrty-one dollars
For clothing hyhve thousand two hundred and sixty-
four dollars. ~ '''
For fuel twenty thousand two hundred and eighty
dollars and eighty seven cents.
For military stores repairs of arms pay armorer for
accourements ordnance stores flags drums fes and mu
steal instruments, nine thousand dollars.
For transportation of officers and troops and Of
recruiting, twelve Thousand dollars.
For repairs Of barracks and rent Of temporary barracks
and Offices, eight Thousand dollars.
FOR contingencies viz erriage TOLL carriage and
wnarage compensation to judges advocate per diem for
iaoo house rent in lieu of quarters of deceased
Marines printing stationary postage Apprehension of de-
serters oil candles gas forage straw furniture bedsacks
horse for the messenger pay of mann washerwomap and
porter at the hospital quarters and fur the f
two csseIns at head quarters, thty-two thousand i've
Navy Yards
For the construction and completion Of works and for
Portsmouth, New Hampsbire-For removne LEDGE. coal.
house, offices and MUSHROOM, ahk-shed lodge r ordi
nary engashopse for preparing mnorogs for the deep
thousand four hundred and TWENTY-FIVE dollars.
BostonFor additional story to packing house and pur
extension Of dry dock for compe,icn of fouu
Ss a, machine and boer-shop; completing dock engine
'nSIs.n9 three hundred and ten dollars
A-i's reservoir, yard fence, water closets, ant
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June 6, 1857.
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uT TO BUsINEss MsS.-CHEcKsr DRAFTS, &c
The year 10 about ending aud many business men ds-
sire to commence with new Cheek and Draft Books.
These can be furnished at the Dispatch office, En-
grsved in style Of elegance unsurpassed any where
Gentleman wh, desire Checks engraved Bill Heads,
Gu surprising any thing in here, should call and
examine specimens at the Dispatch counting-room.
They can have them with such vignetteH and orna-
menis SIS are in the specimens, or with any Others
that their fancy may suggest. Orders for Checks,
Drafts, Certificates Of Deposit, CORPORATION Ronds-
Bill Heads DO be filled in the most satisfactory
manner and az rates surprisingly low. Merchants,
Bankers Corporation Off GERS and others should ex-
anime our specimens.
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~ Attractive Notice AT and below Cost.
From this time until the 24th inst, At whieh time
my store will be closed. offer the residue OF my
stock of Dry Goods at and below Cost, for cash
only.
Having large and desirable assortment of Spring
Goods on hand. consisting In part of Summer Mouse
lins Bsreee DLaines and other varieties OF Ladies
Dress Goods, great Inducements will be offered to
purchasers -,
Families esn lay in such supplies ss they need in
Domestic fabrics and Houssk articles and save
20 70 Is per cent.
Now is the time for Bargains G. TIL stock must be
sold. T. D. QUARLEs,
iaS-Int 229 Broad street.
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THr OCEAN FSTEAMERs.--From statistics pub
Iishea In the New York Herald, we learn that the
average time msde by tire Collins ste amers in iheii
trims to and from. Liverpool, was ~ days 3 hours
and the Cuusrders II days hours, showing that
the latter were the swiftest by day hours. In
The trips from Liverpool, the Cunard steamers on
an average beat the Collins line day 1s hours -
The Coliius line carried and brought 0s5 psssen-
gers while the Cunard line carried and brouglt
a,3?s. sThe total number OF passengers who sailed
FROM and arrived at New YORK in all Trans At
lAnaic steamers, last year. was so. l59.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
.-~~-~~>~~~~~~~~ -~se~~~~>~--~Sr~~ITs~~~~~
saturday afsrniss. JaSnary ? 1881.

sI--S sSa-s--s<yy -~o~-~~-.--.-~-~----~~~
TN The proprietor Of this paper was the SUD
;ses of Characteristic article Ia yesterday wing,
fusd with the gfossest and most vulgar abuse ano
eeaumrses. II must have been apparent to Ill .0al
this Of bitter feeling vas the result on
pru6ssstonsI jealousy and malice The Dispaach
Il successfui paper, and that is enough TO invoke
uoon tts owner that deadly enmity WHICH, mani
festius itself In occasional musserings IRON the
p,nt nm sky has at last burat forth In this deiuge
.rAe sieht prssext of mere difference OF opinion
,,sevssn the papers, Is seized upon to make per
.onaI ssssul, and the accumulated venom is elected
unon ma with an excess utterly unaccountaoie on
any other hypothesis
The mode of attack upon the Dispatch is in
conformity with the plan OF the editor OF the Wing
which is to bear down upon his Antagonist with
insult and opprobrinm In . manner that VIII, ae-
eording 70 his patent, fix upon him . stigma OF
force upon him . resor. to arms. The sentiment
Of this paper has been opposed TO dueiling ana II
its proprietor ever was an advocate OF the code,
his responsible relations In life, at this titne Ut
terry forbid him to subject himself to its laws -
There are seven irresistible reasons against his
do,ne so. which hover around his freside at home,
and tell him IL the laws of God did not, that DIS
life Ia not his to throw away. He could not, there
fore. enter ths. ring in which alone the wing
editor seems to be at peace. Bus, oeins No u".'
list. be Is as strict and rigid as the true man y,
honor himself must be, never wan'oniy 10 "o""1
sny mans feelings and never TO outrage Inc cou,
tssies and proprieties of the profession 70 "D'N1
be belongs.
with regard to the other alternative oil q sUsn'@
and stain upon bis homer, the proprietor mas ~
fears. Like chick ems 1.-The ISLANDERS VIII 90 hoine
70 roos, and huddIs together in the nest wherein
they were hatched. He has lived too long IN This
community to,be injured by the needless and mao
imputations of one who, in his reckless propenEl'
" for insult does not stop to Investigate the truth
OF bis assertions. The opinions Of the Wing OF
this day are entitled to little weight, It's day OF
power IL past. There is msgpity in its columns
that Illustrates its downward course, and the
uaurky yapors and dark and bitter waters OF It's
Editorial columns are unreleyed by single ray
10 remind US of its past glory.
We have now done with the Wing. Ihose
sepithets which cram the arIaory of the wing
sanctorum and which can be sprinkled through 81
article as with pepper box, may continue TO OF
heaped upon us-the Wing may become nest o.
eggs to hatch daily brood of bitter feelings 10
wards us, and shall not interrupt its agreeable
empioyment I'VE have too much respect Tor tht
public feeling and sentiment, a. well as for our
selves, to come down to the level of its controVef
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E-RichmoBd TypograDhfcal society,"
The frat gular monthly meeting Of this Society," IN
the Il ew ysar will b. held, at ODD Felows' Hall.
this SATURDAY. evening" at 8 o clock.
Members will please bear in mind hat some very
lmrortsnt business awaits action; also. that they
will be called oor elect officers for the next en-.
suing six months. -
isS-It j. GERRY SMITH, R. 8.
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fplEn.

In this city 81 bis reside c. cs1nsr tf tlh sad
srspkhs streets on Thursdsy. January ct. Il half
rast o'clock r. M Mr.. PATRICK LYDDANE In
distinguished for his many good qualities useful
member Of sevsrsl societes His los will be deep
iy felt by his friends end acquaintances
Bis funeral will take place this ming. from The
Unyerss list Church. on Mayo street, at IL O'clock
10 which his frisnds aud aeguaintances are invited.
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DESPERATE AfFRAY.-An affrsy took Place at
Napoleon Ark, on Saturday evening, during
~hsea two nen were shot The particulars as
We learn them, were as follows; Mr. Mason,
saerin Of Desha county and DR.. kcMulIen met
IN the sore OF Masons brother, having had a DR.,
vious difacnity. Both drew their pistols, Mason
drsd, tbs bsil striking the Doctor in the side.
breaking rib and passing around came on, 81
his back One report states that DIR. McMuIlen
returned the ere, the ball entering Mason's thish
while anotEer says that Capt. KsndIs took Er'
Ne b pistol from him and shot Mason a isSy
WA % the eAse.--MsmFAss Bulletin
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He6naih and Huntington.

TIE New York papers congratulate their read
efs upon the result of the trial of Huntington,
whose case they consider counterpart OF the
English Redpath, 10 gigantic, reckless and success
full schemes of viainy, in the ignominous seqGe'
of his career of crime, and the Vindicatlon oil
Justice and the security Of society in his convie-
ton aud sentence.
II ia perhaps q subjec. of congratulation and
thankfulness that some virtue and intelligence re
main Ia the jury boxes Of the Empire City; ihat
Justice II not aiwas confined to the poor and hum
BILE, and that fast and fashionable swindler may
occasionally be caught in the same net which
never fails to bring up smaller offenders. But,
four gears and ten months in pententiary for a
criminal who has put In circulation twenty mil
lions of forged paper, presents, to our minds
nearly as huge disproportion between villainy
and it's deserts, as twenty millions of forgery and
a clear acauittal At all events, there is anal
ogy TO the case of Redpath in the time occupied
by the trial, the line of defence, the amount of
punishment and the consequent vindication of the
security of society. Huntington's trial occupied
thirteen days; Redpath's probably not as many
hours Huntington was defended on the ground
Of moral insanity, the very enormity of his crimes
being alleged In proof of the plea-a plea which
no British lawyer would have the audscity to in
,roduce in British court of justice. Huntington
WAS sent to the pententiary for four or five years,
whence he will return refreshed and invigorated
70 enter on q new career of viIlsiny. Redpath
WAS transported for period, the end of which he
NAV never live to see, or If he does, it will be as
q withered impotent old sinner, his fangs extract.
ed, and his power for mischief gone.
In New York, quarter OF century ago, COM
mercial honor was as high as commercial prospect.
~. Gigantic frauds and pecuations were events
of rare occurrence The plea of moral INSANITY,
in ease like that of Huntington would then have
bsen secuted from the City Hall with Just such
ssopts of derisiye scorn as would now overwhelm
Tin the criminal courts Of Londen. But the unex
anpled Influx of wealth, and the spirit of specua
tim which have pervaded the entire mass of soc;e-
'ty, seems entirely to have subverted the sturdy
and old fashioned principles of honor and justice
which characterised the New York of former days
At the same time, 1t must be admitted that laxity
In the administr ton of the law is not confined to
the ei.y of New York. Let condemn the BIi
tish form of government as we will; let us de
uouuce and detest the national and individual ar
rogance of its people as we may Great Britain is
nevertheless o land OF law land in which life
and property are secure in which the criminal
receives the full penalty Of his crimes, matter
whether he be peer or peasant
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Gcngrs ssIOual.

WAsHTSGToy, Jan. end -Senate--On motion Oh
Mr. SlideD, q motion was adopted requesting the
President to send copies of all correspondence De
tween our Government and Netherlands, relative
to the refusal of the diplomatic agent of Hoano 70
testify IN the Herbert case. Adjourned to Monoay
Hoase-The House was engaged on pr1Vate oiiis.
and passed thirteen.
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NEW YORK. Dec .Si.---AFrived, schr. Ann Cole, IS
DAYS fro Petersburg. via Hampton Roads with
-four to J Hunter & Co.; has experienced heavy
weather. stove buwerks, galley &c. 28:h inst lat.
80 l6 lon Z! q. spoke sehr. Dr.. Fl. Fl. Bailey, from
Virginia for New York. short of provisions and sup
piled her. Cleared, schr. Yorktown, Wogam, City
Peipt.
BosToN. Dec. 3d. Arrived, schrs. Westover, Mich
olson and Susan, Rogers. Richmond.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Concentrated Essence Of Bay Leaves
This Invaluable Preparation for the Bsir. 10 daily
ssinins popular favor, snd eectually accomplishing
the objects for which it IL intended. II be OBJ
tanned by the single bottle dozen from Henrs
GEO. DOWDEN and ADIE GRAY. Druggists Of
this city. ia S-St
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4 lOT or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In the
IL Richmond fess Oaes on the ID day Of Jsnuary.
1857.
- fssseos calling for Letters In this La. will
plesse say thsy are advertised
~ Office hours On sundays, hsresfter. from Ito
4 NJ and from to r. N.
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TEi.kGRAPHaC rEws.
Washing, ON Affairs.

WARRINGTON, Jan. There Ia no truth In
the report that the Supreme Court In the bred
Scott case had come TO the decision involving the
eonsttusionality Of the Missouri Compromise. -
The judges have NOT had consultation on the
subject.
senator Hamlin will resign bis seat TO morrow
prior to entering upon the Governorship of Maine
Francis S. Ciaxton of New York has been con-
hrmed consul to Moscow.
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~ The Literary Society Of the f0ung
Mems Christian Association will meet at the Rooms
in Go6din Hall, Tonight, SATURDAY Sd inst.
at hslfpest O'clock
An orstioa will be delivered by Mr. Charles 4.
Rose. end aa essay by hfr Roger Martin. The pub.
lie and especially the Ladies. are invited to attend.
isS-I- r. w HOBSON, Secretary.
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The WINTER IN EUROPE has SO far been very
cold Vast quantities of snow have fallen in Aus
tris: On the first of December. the roads East OF
Vienna were impossible, on account of the snow,
and in vienna such vast masses Of snow had &C
euxnula.ed iH the streets, that all locOmoton was
greatly imp eded. In England, we see that they
had skating Ia the early part of December.
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DANGER OF CARRYING FIREARas.-Joseph
Burke, aged eighteen years, son OF John Burke
bv the accidental discharge of pistol, which he
was carrying in a side pocket of his CT at.
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= L. s. TREAscKY.-0n the 22d ult, there was
s22oIl ,2l25s subject to draft in the u S. Treasu.
~, Of which ~l692s.99 was deposited at Rich
,asnd Va SIS, 6s3 &c at Norfolk, va 81 1856 50 At
Nashville, Tenn, AMI 1851 81 at Wilmintop.
r.
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r. Household and Kitchen Furniture. ..
Particular st.rnton is requested to my sale of House-
hold and Kitchen Furniture az the residence OF Gel
Warren corner of Broad and I'D SITS The sale
will commsnee at IL o'clock this morning.
ia SILT THOS. w. hEESEE, Auct
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IMMIGRATION AT NEW YORK The arrivals of
.mIsrau,s for the year past, at New York, are
stated q, laa. $40. an increase as compared with
.ha srripsIs In 1855 of 6 100.
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c1 GRAND CIVIC AND MILITARY A.
- BA LL-The MONTGOMERY GUARD, II
IN Captain P. T. MOORE, bag leave to inform III
s-rk t.elr friends and the public that their Fifth W
-nnual Ball viii take place Oh THURSDAY eve
nj next, the 9th Of January.
The use of the conmodious Hall. over the first
Market, has been procured for the occasion The Re
freshnI. ut DEPARTING will be under thu charge Of
al experienced caterer, and ell other arrangements
made which will enable the Company e0rantee
satisfaction to all who may honor them with their
presence. EclngeI's Cot!lon Band will be in at.
Tendance.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and two ladies,
So 50. Additional ladies' 20 ceuts each Ticketz can
be procured from the members Of the Company and
the Committee of Arrangements: Lieut. Sesgefs,
Sergt Collins and Private ONeill. ia 1T
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ADJUSTMENTS.

~ Fl Z, A It z e.
KtJSKEL ( CO.........L essess and Prep ries3Is
JtHN I. FOhD, va aoaSc
Also Of the Nefionsl Theatre, Wasbins ton, and
the Holiday Street Theatre, Baltimore.
2 E. NOXLEY Acting Manager
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The Canada sailed from Boston for Liverpool
WednesdaY With $500 600 in specie.
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= UuKER AND MAHOGANY YARD.

IL The subscriber having purchased the stock asd
leased .hs yard of Messrs. r. & G.. Whitfield, cor
ner of 10th and Csry street. viii continue the Lum
Der and Mahogany business heretofore conducted by
them, and trusts by strict attention to his business
to seve the patronage of the trade and all others
in ant of Lumber and Building Material. He re-
.pect,ully requests The favorable attention of the
former patrons OF Messrs II. 4 @. Whiifisd, and
feels confident, frcm his experience in the business
will give satisfaction.