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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-11
Tremendous Fresher mt Albany. N

| tremendous fFesnet III A1DHDys ~
| There was 4 tremendous lo,d at Albany, New
York, Sunday night, causing damage to the esti
mated amount of S2O0O,O00. The city through.
| out the night the scene of the utmost confu-
sion. Laborers were working all night, removing
goods in the stores in the lower part of the city
| to the second stories where it was thought they
would be sate but at l O'Clock the water began
rising rapidly, and the workmen were obliged to
desist and run for safety. The water continued
| rising until 4 o'clock Monday morning when il
| reached point three feet higher than was ever
| before known, flooding the whole of the lower
portion of the city, high up Green street,
| many of the streets being submerged to the first
stories of the houses; cellars all filled, and the
| streets between Broadway and the river are navi
| gable fer boats.
| At three O'Clock, fires broke out in Warren e.
| Sons, Broadway; Gibson d Daon's Planning Mill,
and Barretts Warehouse. the pier, ali caused by
| the Stacking of lime. The engines could not be
got to the fire. and the firemen proceeded in boats
to the scene Of the confsgration. and, with buck,
els, succeeded in combining the fire to the buildings
in which it originated The propeller Western
| World took fire and sunk, aud it is Tumored that
| several lives were lost
| Twelve canal boats, three barges and two tugs
were sunk. The Canal Warehouses were stove in
| by the food, which made complete breach through
| them.
-Four hundred cattle were drowned at East AL.
| bany, AMI many horses in the lower part If the
| city.
| Three wreck ed houses from above the city
| passed down the river Monday morning. with two
men the roof of of them The Hudsor
| River and Central Railroads are completely sub.
| merged.
| Public meetings have been called for the relic
| of the sufferers The greatest excitement pre-
walls. Several alarms of fire were sounded Fam
| iIies from the Hooded stricts were landed from
fiat boats ct the foot Of the post office steps.
| The water still rising on Monday. and sew
eral of the lumber districts are overlooked, and
the bridges are in danger of being carried away.
| The freigh: depot on Green Island was burnt
| caused by the lime stored in it Stacking
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SNOW AT THE NoRTH.-The Burlington Vt)
Free Press, CT Thursday, says that the drifts in
that vicinity are Of q size beyo all pre- cedent-
They were large before. but the snow of Saturday
week, and the wind of Tuesday night, piled them
up like small mountains The road to Wiliiston
We understand TO be impa sable, and the East and
West roads generally are blocked so as to greatly
| impede travel.
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A NEW EXCITEMENT IN PROSPECT BURNING
THE DEAD.-An eminent New York physician has,
according to the Buffalo Republic, written an Ella
borate work In favor of the practice of burning
the dead, which is to be published after his own
death.
BY his will be directs bis mortal remains TO be
kept for five days in warm room the thorax
then to be opened, and the heart extracted, which
is to be eInbalmed and enclosed in a thick vel
lum bag, strongly impregDa:ed with asphaltum ;
the remainder Of his body IL then to be publicly
burnt pyre Of sassafras or sandal wood in
one of the public Gem. aelirs-the ashes carefully
gathered and deposited " ith The embalmed heart
in a bronze urn. Five copies of the leading daily
city pagers, containing account of the whole
proceedings are likewise directed 10 be depo sted
in tne urn, which is hen to be Dramatically sealed
and taken to the New York Museum
In the midst of the excitement created by these
proceedings the work is to be published. For its
circulation SO QUO are appropriate d. $40 600 more
for distribution among the city officials and lead
log politicians Of all parties who are to receiYe
from S25 to 800 each for assisting in the cere
mony, and $40 GOO more for the editorial fra>
ternty, to be divided pro rata according to their
Influence
Should anything occur to prevent the due exc
cution of the will. the bulk Of his property is to
be at once transferred 10 a charitable institution
ia Phadtl phia The Republic has these facts
from the attorney who drew up the will. lie sst
mates the property at $500 000
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OLD TRICK REVIVED Mr.. A Staples, of Pat
rick c. II writing to the Lynchburg Fireinian
exposes a trick attempted to be played upon MIN
by a person signing himself J. II G Mattingly,
and informing him in letter from Abingdon, Va.
that be bad box there for him, which would be
forwarded on the receipt of 81. Enquiries were
made aud it found that no such person AZ
Mattingiy lived in Abingdon and that the "hoie
affair WAS az attempt TO swiDdle.
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SCENE IN THE SENATE-While the Chaplain
of the u s. Senate was performing his duty Mons
day man, evidently insane, mistaking him TOT
the presiding officer, approached his desk ard held
up his hand as if subscribing to the oath Ct office
The prayer concluded, the stranger, usurping the
seat, prepared to enter upon legislation; but the
officers elected him, notwithstanding his esrnes!
protest against the violation OF his Senatorial
rjght9
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|" To the Voters of Richmo nd ..Prescr,
appearances indicating that thsre will be no part.
nominations at the approaching Spriuy elections
sssin present myself candidate for the o,Hes NJ
CITY SERGEANT / make this announcement
earlier than intended, in answer to the MANY an.
quiries Is to whether intend to be csndidsts
PETER w. GRUBBy
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FLOOD, ACCIDENT, &c.-The greatest hoot
was experienced at Chicago, Monday, since IhaI .
1870 An the railway bridges have been damaged
or swept away and no trains are running. Inc
railroad bridge over the Dupsge river " as movee
by the ice Oh Friday night, precipitang an engine
and six cars into the river The engineer, hremaf
and brakeman were wounded
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MR.. kElTT We learn that this member of the
South Carolina delegation in Congress, has recov.
cred from recent ipdisposition W hch was errone.
o 'sly represented to have been identical with the
disease that proved fatal to his colleague the late
BROOKS
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The Arrival of sha Sta,,,,or.

The arrival of the New York and PHILADELPHIA
steamers were remarkable incidents OF the win
ters history i, this locality. They have been
long destined by ice. The stevedores and dray
msn looked Joyous and moved abou: with unwont,
ea vim and cheerfuiness. The event of the open
ing OF navigation In short commun icates, perhaps,
more general satisfaction and joy, than any other
that could happen in these pipiog times of peace.
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FIRES In Norfolk, Saturday night, the resi-
deDce of Robt. Dalrymple was slightly damaged
by fire, and wooden building, connected with
Jordan & Co.'S bakery was destroyed, Both
were the work of iucendiaries
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DEsIITUTIoN..It is said iha, there are now In the
limits OF Cincinnati full Il rec hundred colored fam
lies in state of utter restitution aud want This
does not include OF individual suffering. but
whole families, numbering from five to ten poor,
miserable creatures in each house. All of these
are objects of charity, depending wholly upon the
various charitable institutions in the city for their
daii subsistence
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CHARLESTON RACfs-Last Day-Handic,p for
Jockey Club purse of 5000, mile heats Sixteen
horses entered. only two ran-Afary BiHeskiu ard
Marksman. The latter won in two straight be ats
lime 5:524 -5.46i. Second Race.-Single dash 3
m'les-Jockey Club purse 500. Entries-.ilic:
JOINS, ddeigiza and Dallas. " on by Dallas. Time
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- cry 0Nuaev 1-To - vsfeys = ma
MONp - reepoeffnlly egno1ues nnvssIf es.SssrM
for u. sIsstisn - tks oAss Of CTR 0AIJGvS1I
sasa, e s 49, .ss ~ ssess sar.oss Is.s ysss. win
fully xICaAan my
r. le--oe ~
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MURDER OF A SLaVE.-Michael Boylan, Ger
man, residing on Lovers Lane, near Savannah
GA, was arrested, on the 5,h inst, by the police
on a charge of whipping his own slave, man
named S.epney, to death
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ARRIVED,
Steamer Virgins, Rooms, Philadelphia, mdz and
passengers, Il. Z Tuttle.
SAILED,
steauer Roanoke, Skinner, New YORK, mdz and
pssseueers Ludlam " a.son
Schr LYnchburg Harris, New YORK; mdz' u.
schr. 0allego, Smith. New York, mdz., ID \"
Currie. 49,. ,, n l.
W. Currie 49, -, -, n n
Bris sarah Thorndiks, Lowe, Cuba, mdz.' G. I.
XVnrt ham a Co.
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DARKER, NIMNlO & ~.
NO. las EAGLE SQUARE,
In order to reduce their present stock, selling
goods at greatly reduced pricss-many Of them II
less than cost, VIZ
Mouslanes silks and Embroideres
Daulask Table Cloths great bargains
Fine En- dish Prints, at It to 10 cts
Berage peLeines, at IL to 20 OTIS
Fine Thread Lawn Hdkfs., at Is.
Fine Hemsitched do, at 25 cts.
Wide Bieached Sheetiug, at Is cts.
Fine Al Bleachcd ShirIing. at 10 cts
great variety of servants Clothing at unusually
low pIiceR. 70 VI
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~ Hlgh Ceustnhle.--Cnp srm.s, g.,
win be supported for the once sf HIGH cnNxrI
BE ct the ensuing April election ~
f. loft MANY VOTERS
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4. II. DANIEL.

q To the Voters Of the CITY Of Rich
MoND.--I am can didatr for The ofi,e Of cry
GAUGER and respectfully solicit your sua ges a,
the next April election. SAMPSON JONES
fe lid.
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ARUss1AN AGENT.-It is stated that Russian
agent is on visit to this country to examine our
mt st approved sub marine diving apparatus, win
a view to its employment in rebuilding Sebasto,
Dol, and raising the bulks sunk in the harbor.
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~ To Many yetevs Al sesce from Mt.
nond prevented an earlier reply to Your inou,,,.
whether or not would accept the oifise Of Gu,
SerIeant u eiesfedF In reply. I wopid sste ths,
but Ut the same time, cannot consent to run far
once without the cooperation Of my party NJ.
knowing whether 1t 10 ths intention of the D.nn.
cratic party TO make nominations for the vAriou,
o'fices or not. will simply say this. AN e.oa.
date, sutj sct to their decision 1'-
Very Respectfully,
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-The block of buildings,
valued at $60000 occupied by Gallagher, Dick q
Atkinson, BARLEY, Johnson & Co, and Branner
& Summers, at Louisville, wss burnt Monday
Nnfhinn wa saved
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Hanover, 10Th January. 1851. j. 2l-t

~ The undersigned, at the solicitation
Of many friends irrespective Of poiitica parties re-
sp 'ctfully presents himself candidate for the Of
fee Of CITY SERGEANT, and solicits tho citizens
of Richmond generally to give him their support.
ia l5-dts ED, 5, GAY
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q To the Voters Of the City Of Rich.
MoND-In reply to several inquiries on the sphi.s,
! announce myself Csndidat. for re eiection ~ ~
Office of COMMONwEALTH'5 ATTORNEY n,
the city OF Richmond. '''
fo 6-ett = nAHrpr
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Fire -AccidcRt. Sc.


PORTSMOUTH, VA, A. M, Feb 9, 1857
We had quite large fire here las. evenings
long line OF buildings, known as Prices, caught
fire and was entirely consumed
The store-ship Relief broke her moorings, and
was blown ashore during a heavy wind, last
night-can be easily gotten off.
Yours, Y.
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NEW MUSIC We are indebted to O'NEILL.
Broad street, for new composition, by thai
ZERO, entitled "Adsgo, taken from Copcerto
Opus No. s. from the press of G. wILLIs, Bal,i.
more
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WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE A bill repeating
the act abolishing capital punishment has been in
troduced into the Senate of Wisconsin. The
House has rejected the bill for prohibitory liquor
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fe g-12t

q City Assessor - The nndersigsedi. "A
CANDIDATE Tor tho ONCE Of CITY ASSESSOR and
will be thankful to the voters OF ,hs ei,v ~ RI
mond, for their support At the approaching Ami
election. RiCIpn az, NJ"
fe Tim -''"'
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FATAL AFFRaY.-Mr James Peacock was killed
at Pikeville, Wayne county, N c, on Thursday
last, while engaged In an ARRAY with two brothers
named James and Nfedham Tarleton.
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LIBERAL DoNATIoN.-John Boynton, Esq. of
Templeton. Mass, has donated to his native town,
Mason, N. H., the munifcent sum of ten thousand
dollars the income of which is to b. applied TO the
support Of common schools
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u To she vStcYs efehe city q RS~h..>~S
respectfully announce myssH eandiSsts n, :.
elsction TO the ONCE Of CITY sEE8EANf. 4.
there are - many candfdatss IN the feld Who 80.
free eight. 'pen sns
MARTIN MEREDITH LIpscorR
IA 10 dfdak ~~SAn
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lower branch of the
Mafsachrsetts Legislature has passed law prohib-
itns nstuIa izsd voters from vos,ng until one year
after quahhcation The Ohio lie gisi.tnre has pro-
reside one year in the state bsfJre being satted
yofe
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DEATH OF NAVAL OFFIcER.-E. F. Ohm
stead, Master in The u s. Navy, died on Saturday
evening at III Ocean 81 )use, Portsmouth. We. Mr..
u. by bis active efforts In behalf If the sick ~
suffering during the fever in 1885, gained the o..
TEEN OF that community.
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HARFkR FOR FEBRUARY.-Mr J. w Rapdolph
sent us yesterday copy of Harper's Magazine for
February.
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.%1EkaEs 81 k1easoN6 AND Sur Sur.
ROUNDING COUNTRY.-As the season
IL fast advancing, sfsr entire stock of
Trunks. Valises, Carpet Bags at reduced prises-
Also, large lot of Boots and Sboes wbichlwe will
sell exceedingly low for cash Ladies' foe black aud
colored 6 4. ers with and without hee 3; Ladies' fine
walking shoes, of every description; Ladies' foe
Kid and Morocco Slippsrs, which will sell very
low. If you want fine Trunk. Valse. Carpet Bag.
or a COED pair Of Shoes go to MAUkICEe .ud be
will sure please both in article and price. Do not
forget the pu I.bsr. &. 3. MAURICE,
Re IL Isl Main street. Eagle Square,
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~ Notfce--At the solicitation of mnny
friends announce myself candidate for the Office
of City Sergeant at the ensuing Municipal Elections
make this early announcement to correct the mis-
statement and impression ON the minds Of some,
that would not be candidate.
de a-2m THOMAS u DUDLEY
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~ To the Voters of the City Of Rich
MoND.-I am candidate for the office of CITY sen.
GEANT, and respectfully solicit you sufrages at the
next April election.
la It's THOMAS w. DOSWELk
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VNINTkK GOOD AT REDUCED
w PRICES -As the season hiss advanre ed, we Of
fer our stock of Winter Goods reduced rates. such
a. shcvels and Tongs and stsudI; Brass, Bronzed
Iron, Gum. pierced Wre low and Nursery Fend rs;
Copper Brass and Sheet Iron Coal Scutres and Gin
der Sh ,yele; Brass and BroDzed Andrcns; Oyster
and st. ak Dishes Persons wan ing such goods ow.
they have chance to buy them cheap, at the
House furnishing store of BULRLEY CO.
E. II 1877 Main street.
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INVITED.-.The snbscri.

NK0POsALs iNVITED.-.The snbscri.
ssr will receive proposals until the LIST Of March
newt 20 cons ruct Loe Telegraph along the route
Of the North Carolina Railroad between ooldsboro'
and Raleigh, ". G.; distance about 90 miles
The contractor will be required to furnish at one
or mere points alsng the road, White Oak, Pest Oak
Cedar or Chestnut Poles rs feet long straight. peel
ed and perfectly sound, with seven az inches diam
poles must be planted eighteen ts) to the mile and
each inserted five (5) feet in the ground we'll ram
med and stayed ~ .
.omn.ny At Raleigh and GoIdsborC', and a t. ain of
cars will also be furnished to distribute poles and
other materials for construction All other expenses
sxcsot the of laborers along the road
ust be incurred by the contractor, end the entire
line must be completed before the lat day of
Parties are requested to name the price Fer mile,
and address me at Petersburg, Va.
J. <. DOWELL,
fa -dIuEctIatMh Sunelintendant
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The Jackonsyilis Hotel Floyd CO., Va has been
sold 10 bryant Hilton, for $1,000.
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MARRIED.

The lth Of Fsbrasu. Il Woods.osks kex ssean
a Va ~ the Rev Thomas An bier. IT TUE
p McOO WELL. Of Virginia, TO nsa L: CON-
STANCE. daughter Of Mr.. VIM 3. WsfWiek.
- National lntsllissncsr will plsass copy
On the 18th January last. BY the ksv. JacoS 10
j. daughter Of VIM. Ballard. Esq, Of Albsmaris
county
On Tuesday. Febfusry Sd, 1857 in Louisa county,
bv the Rev Dr.. Bpekner. ct the residence Of me
hyyide,e father. Mr.. Garland r Waddy. NJ ~
WARD D. CLARKE. Of this city, to Miss AAAN-
DA n, WADDY.
~ FUNERAL NOrICE-The burial Of MR.
MiNTA E. late wife Of VIM. II. Plessants, VIII
tale place to-day. wednesday, upo. the arrival Of
the train. The friends of the family
ana those of Mrs susanna g. Peasants, are invited
to attend.
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~ For City Sergeant The subscribe
respectfully announces himself Candidate for the
office If CITY SERGEANT, at the ensuing election,
and will Be thankful for the rupport Of this voters Of
the city HENRY w. QUARLE8
Ia 1-dta
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M RRYAT AND HARPEK.-At

NIARRYAT AND EARPEk.-At
lN J. w. RANDOLPHS
Bookstore and Bindery
HENRY LYLE, or Life and Existence. By Emilia
Marlyat, daughter of the late Captain Mariyst
81.
HARPERS MAGAZINE, for Feb ,. 25c.
HARPER's sTORI COOK, . Csc.
VERNON, or Conversations about old times in Eng
land. 40c.
A further supply of Kans's ARCTIC EXPEDITION.
GoDEY,s LADY's BOOK, for February. 25c-
10 Jt-2t
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NUTlCE...liiy wife, SARAH LINDSEY,
~ has left my bed and board without just cause or
provocation on my part therefore do forewarn all
persons sgenst giving her credit on ny account, a:
may contract. ELIJAH LlHDsEf.
F.
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WHEAT CROP IN FIKGiNIA.-The Republican,
published at Culpeper G II Va, hears very dis
couragipg accounts from the wheat in that county.
great deal of it has been killed by the intense
cold weather. Some farmers &c as far as twos
thirds though the Republican hopes for better
exhibit of the crop ia the spring
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- Lueien Lewis, Collector md Agent
and Neeoti stor Of Cisims, Richmond W.. will At.
tend p,orn sty 20 the collection OF oil accounts OF
merchants clerks and others, and fransac: any bust
ness Of general character.
Oaice under D. H London, 18th strsst
f. Him
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The TELEGRAPH LINE, North and South of
this city, was down last night, leaving US without
our usual dispatches.
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e~Riehardsen,sS uper. Pillow and Shirt.
,sc LirEHs-we have in store, this morning, fresh
s.rcly 81 these celebrated Linens, to which In
VIZ fne sti entiou Of our fnenda. -
70 list fhieh = "AhAA"e'
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LOST.


OST.-On the Sth of last month, While
IL returning from the FIRE during that heavy snow
stsrm, handsome STEEL SPANNER, with my
name on it. A suitable reward viii be paid to the
finder by leaving it at Mr.. Louis Bessie uxs 1t
W az dIopped near corner Locust Alley and franklin
st w. P. AYRES, ASS. eecty,
ia Hit Off G. No 2
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fe l1-dlwSctlstMh

NAV OVD.-.The Canal being again open, L
w shall be in receipt this evening, or tomorrow
morning of superior OAK and PINE WOOD Gus.
TONERS and wood consumers generally can be sup
Piled at prices current before the freeze.
Particular attention will be given to this branch
of business and large stock will always be ke
hand WALfd ALL,
4. list Canal betwe IN 9th and 7th sts.
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q Special Notice The nttenfion OF the p
pnsiic is requested to our sale Of H1usehoia snd
Ki,nhen Furniture at the resi4ence Of John walsh,
20 On Nehnluou street, THIS DAY, at 10 O'clock.
Dr m T. B. COOK CO, Auets.
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ANUS I'M NTS.

~ Auction Notice:--I ask aftenIIen e
=, n O'Clock. 4. NJ fell R. CAUTHokN
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r. Admiration 25 cents Doors open at 7; perform.
.nce to commence at y O'Clock. fs IL ~
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-, ABALL WILL BE GIVEN On
IA the NIGHT Of the 18th inst, at the corner OF
TA Main and goth streets
SaK Tickets for Lady and Gent 81: Supper in
cluded. 1No' CAhhAhAH.
f, 9-S:A
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WANTS.

yX7ANTED..A situation ms BOOK.KEEP.
w Err, in some Grocery and Commission House,
or wi ere he can make himself useful. Good refer.
once given. Address" 81 P. g." through Post Office,
z.
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Mas. BOONE, the mother and SOLE TEACHER
of the children will appear st the
SATURDAY NIGHT PERFORMANCE.
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I UsT, LOeT-- On The 26th Of January,
IL between my house ana Or. Johnson's. below the
city, MEMOIR NDUM BOOK, belonging to VIM.
II. Ella decd late of the firm of Ellis PEERS
This book contained papers OF great value to his
estate, and liberal reward will be paid for its de-
livery to me, or if left at this Office
fe1-Iw. THOS. w. PEERS.
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I OsT.. Yesterday at Rockets, IA tin box
IL contain ng my FREE PAPERS.
EDWARD COOPER,
fe II-lt* A free man OF color.
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A NurhEh NUrtCE... We would call
n particular attention to 200 pieces of Irish Linens
from Is cents to finest imported
Table Damssks and Damask Nspkins
Bird Eye and Huck Diapers.
Scotch and Cotton Diapers in II yard pieces
White Brilliants. Jaconets, Cambrics.
Check CambIics, Nairsooks Null and Swiss
Muslins
India Car brio and Furniture Dimities
Glib Cradle and Bed Blankets
Do do do Marseilies Quilts
6484 lo-4 and 1874 Bleached Cotton Shirtine-
We still have good assortment of rich Pari,
Mouslains, Plaid Mernos, coiorsd, plaid and striped
Silks, spun and Foulard silks, Bersges Tissues
ChaIlies and Hernsnies, which will be sold without
regard to the cost of them, at the cash store
CHRISTIAN L. LATHROP
fe II Mai