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60 Log ciafns,
Vttha vaii,fy n rsKa, .k.,N Al. .u.n,
iioa Of farmers e esnoei.ify 6irse,ed ~ th. . vi
10 vol 10 ell an p gans Co. 9Scv s.rt ss,ls..
where. 70 tks- viii ssys 1900 k~
.or,ms sl s Sp1 e. s I'm Pas ~ssPosiasa Cn,L s,. -
roods n ,hsir line ~ f-.tres 49, - p.i hrnh[
lTrsreH. Halter and lraeehing Pincr l,ury, brss4
lined, Silver snd prrss w., 49,. "a ynvor
Rurkies, &c, or every Vrase' 1;Ie Harness. ionR ana
short Ton Co.eh Hsraees 4, 49, "a br.ss rl-fed
Hsr5es. !" = q ~ 4 ioo. aver ne Ia n-s iass5
lame; saliier,s siysh ss;lP y, 49, ain Latino:
cord thread; csdt le,ss Toai, ~ svsry dsscsfutioe'
10 which Sldlers ara directed a. tcy, wia safe
money ~ purcnasing these COCOA from hcfE,Ns
ns ~ eeaslmneaLo sea S.dno-y@ iAraWeIe sheeP-
"a ~ 80 y. u M O. oejere IN .nese atTnnnf.ac
AII rYm pF ING BUGGY ANU SAhhAhb
~n..LCLNan ~ ths IRE ~, bOfE q LanensstI. Gan
: : Z ~ III. snsSheset "a We west me- On
ri nie.a aaSent psen Leaih
coo yysids nail nd sss,o d.
20 Pieces assorted DaIutsk,
10 Pieces al woFs'ad,
20 Fees assorted Cal. fdiBots,
8 Pieens dab. blue end groom Cicih.
% sss'i eHsnsled muslin and heavy duck,
% hides cbaneled Leathpv.
ITO 29fssllvcf and brass paint and ssnd bshds,
With a variety Of other goaIl too tedious % .na.
nerste, AZ Of Which WI be sold ekcsP. i wiz b
TO the sdyLntage Of thu branch OF nesh4niss n leok
e ,htE Interests ones. ara giv'P, b9rE . eni-
The ~APPlNTE re M. f,.on,., n nopr
hze also provided far ,he bore ana lac az The ceun-
nv. WHO build ouy eities IA ,oyns- nd has 81 IsrA
foT hem-g,s And pannal avs. Comnsss md back
ASsw4 &. g. 4. and q feet X Cut d.: lion Ard steel
Squares, TT, ing Squares. 9 TO II inch; / % % loeb
AfsYrs. best rsaEs: Jsek. snooth and Zero Pl,ne1,
essiS, No,isins T. a.! Tstrbe,s ard HsrhreT,
Irou 90 WOOD m aces. Brsecs apd Bitts. from 3 20 IL
lollns: ri rtIce snj so.<ott Chisols. angle or In
,stts, 70 gsich eor,Id Go added four srofe al ten or.
| ar 1ricles In this I'm noTtanf bransh Of iniustrV. hut
Sn7rc i, 10 ,,g Iet re rarnan,er1 call on p. nope.
and ha yHl taks p,eaeurs "a sho-TIns them hs roods
ana saIl ch,soer than ova--vhich win astorlsk tho
uafives.
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T'Iu " tnS ShOe
. ROPE has a haN1 q Gun LIT ri HNrH MorNTfds
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Rusiness Notice.
Thursday morning, July IA, 1853.


ANOTHER RAIL RoAD.--The Committee
: - 70 whomthe Important subject was commit
/ = tad, hysa public meeting, at Nelsonyiile,a
sssfsw wesks since, met in this city, on Nom
Z sseday last, and took all the preparatory steps
for the organizalion of a company to con-
struct i Rail Road from Columbus to the
Ohio river, through the Hooking Valley.
.gsCoIumbns and Hooking Valley Rail
Road" is THE name adopted for the Compa-
ny sahd the capital stock is TO be two mid
''s lions Of dollars. =
., Books, for the subscription of stoek, are to
be opened, in our city, and all aloa0 the
line, enthe 18th day of August next.
-. We bespeak for the enterprise the earn
a t,eSt attention, and the liberal material add
80 Of our ~citizens.
With the proposed roads at Lancaster, the
prophecies Of her success will pass intofact
and ~fruiton.
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kAYE YoUA TEETH.

nooroFs Scorr d KISs have formed = partnership,
Dfor the purpose Of prectieing DENTISTRY
Thew guaranfes entire satisfaction IN setting Artificial
Teeth, aud fill (plug) teeth 10 srraTt decay and pre-
serve them foF life. Their office is the same recent.
ly occupied by DR.. King, in Coaneliia Row, where
thew will be most happy to see their friandS who
NAV wish tho condition % their mouths improved.
II. SCOTT. WIN. H KING.
Lancaster, juno l4.IS5a. am6.
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BOOTS AM o

ID FED & BAuGHMAN, continue ct their old
AU stAnl. opposite the Hocking VALLEY Bank, Msin
street, where they keep always on hsnd and manuisc
., ture to order all the latest and most approved
DfkA STYLES OF BOOTS And SHOES.
' EESfor Men and Women. The reputation Of the
establishment for the best Of work needs no eor1mrn-
dstion. They use the best material and employ the
most ski lful workman and are thus enabled to supply
their customers with the neatest ard best Of the va
riou3 articles in their line All kinds Of Boots, Shoes,
has just been replenished b their Spring purchaser.
The patronage Of the public Is rcspectiuily solic:.
ted, who are invited to call and examine the assort-
n1ent. No efforts will be spared 10 please those who
favor them with their custom, either in quality cI
prize RIB.
Lancaster. March &. 1859
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Law NOTICE.
II UNTE & n O 4.

ATToRNTEs AT Law.
VNTlLL attend to professional business in Fairfield
w county and othsr parts Of the State, in the
States.
1oTT4on-In F. A. Fosters building over KagE-
nuns Drug Store, Main Street, Lancaster.
H'H, HUNTER,
April 5.I353. WM ErFlNcK.
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A 4 sTozE.

-""0 JVLENtF I-VNvo4"+
uAYE iuSt received and opened a The % 0o1
~ of JuLIXs & ULEIrx. AZ enfire
sew STOCK or DRY GOODS. GROCERIES.
Qs1srsagra Booas Sscea,Jozres. P~ossedhsae-.
wlieh ksve boon barghA Tor epsh and viii y. geld
for ksHo or cous7TnY PsoDvoE AZ vary anafl-rfn6n.
All that ia necessnry 10 corvinco husers that ~
ready pay system ID preferable . tho Old waYo q
In busfnoss, 10 20 esEtrt sxanins thoir prio7a
ncash paid for al kiras Of Gftlh- 4rrl
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right to dictate 10 the people. and to "de-
that tho selection Of man 70 gu this
paramount appearances should be
len wholly TO them" They are Hofs "eAvs."
They are caught Ia no "Sead fallsa set by
Wings or BY any body else. They have not
recommended NJ. Andrews as purify
MAN. They are NOT 10 the field as a''pOiji-
zeal BODY deftngfn eonoertpfa The WAigs''-
They rave not set themselves up as a body
80 ehooss ofesrsfOr De psopk. They have
not "dsclared formally ogainss tie great prfa-
cips Q popGlar election" They have not
'smPhatieGzy pronounced ne people to Be unfit
and Incompetent 10 elect this officer" They
have not'Irisd 10 dtsfranehiss every rokrf In
he State but tlsmsslvSs." Nothing of the
kind was done, or thought Of.
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ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.

A full account of the war in Europe will be
fund on the outside of this paper. Below we give
sotae further news ofintorest.
ExGLAxD-The receipts of gold from Australia
were to the amount of S3660000 in a single steam
or. Other incomes made the amount oil the pre-
eious metals received in London about 81 500 600
and further sum of s., 100000 was near at hand
from Australia The export To the Continent had
nearly ceased.
The Times, which but lately was most ssnguine
IN the hope Of a settlement once more sounds the
war trumpet. The whole press OF England de-
nounces the present ministry course and demands
that their feet be put in active operation for the
Turks. II is said that the news of the Russian vic
bory made most painful impression at Court
FRANcE.-Another plot against the Emperor's life
had been discovered in Paris, on the 10th inst -
More than one hundred already in custody,
among whom are twenty-five journeymen tailors
and shopmen. The Emperor was expected to be
present shortly at the Inauguration CT the works
lately completed IN the bed of the Seine, opposite
the Belle Jardiniere, and it intended TO fire at
him from the windows
spAIN.-The Ministry has been defeated, and the
Cortez broken up.
CHIEA-Fighting is still going Oh with the re5els
without any definite result.
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FUTURE DAYS.
By JANIS n T1y7=S-

4 Tyrsrrxo~x :. . - = AoA
"A ZION SALE-ur HELPERS
Gil q e. hsIhLINGS, HOGS AND FARMING IYTEs
s;gss5 ns.a hoSk MEATH FARM -Tha unas,.
H. ,s;I1 IN sne view OF reducinE.hs stcek Of Cst.le
her At a. e suction on FRIDAY, seth Decem.
A. n ,rlt cath Yarn. one mile W. AZ Of Is -,
YEAPIISSsss A, y. about 20 head of HOGS =
tooL MS ,n;,s,s, nEifERS, a., several Of which
gor.aplvs ~ The State Fair, Wheat.,breshe-
.iis 81 ,sa;i g, aud sundry other Farming Uten
pSsse ahe without reserve hy
TkRAs-Four monthae crsdit r., go y s Aoe a.
ioi approved notes; under that amour, rs.s ~,
ALSO-A pair of superior rstch Hnrarc -
JeaIs Old well broke and perfectly sonas .cd q.
de 20 LEWIS N cnr
AND IN HANOVER, TWO MITES
- - FROM SLASH COTTAGE, FOR sa1FI
i uiel ior safe tract of LAND, Containing pa go
~ hanover county, the road leadins r. :, r.
Meeting House to Hanover Court Honss
Sau sgIoiuins the lands of hessrs. Davis Whits'
Sioss Iompklns and DR. Jones' This Land in far ~,
raos' PaIt covered with heavy growth of oak and
psne Jumper. and being convenient to the railroad
si,sh me opening to those disposed to engage in
ana weod getting. small portion ia cleared
ana improved, BY small dwelling and other houses
plat OF the Land may be seen at NV Office.
NOT sold privately before TUESDAY. 9Th De-
noer VIII, on that day, be sold al auction nor
sn- promises commencing at ii O'clock A nj
Terms will be made liberal
foSIfONEMEET-The above sale uin faks
pace 10 front of Henrico County Court Honsa ON
O'Clock NJ o0S'' Jay, a' AZ
de 20 JAS. II. TAYLOR. Auctr.
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ARRIVAL OF THE TEXAS.
one Week Later from California.

sRw ORLEANS, Dec 27th-The steamer Texas.
from Vera Cruz, has arrived. bringing California
dates of Dec. 7th, by Ramsay's route.
The California arrived at San Francisco on Dec.
9th, with 500 passengers. The Winfield Scott went
ashore on the I'd on the coast of Santa Barbara,
and was totally lost Her passengers and gold
were all saved. and again despatched to Panama
on the It'll, by the California.
The ship Eclipse OF New York, was totally lost
on Oct 20th 90 mics south of San Bias.
The Cortes, from San Juan, arrived at San Fran.
cisco on tae 2nd. Silver mines OF extraordinary
Eichuess had been discovered near Acapulco.
Oregon dates were TO the 26th. Governor Ste
yenson had arrived Business active. The rivers
were high.
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
EEr We received no Telesraphic Dpspatche e.
meetirg &c the pres;dsn.

NOIICE-At a meeting of the President
y and Directors af tho Jsnes River aud Kauawha
compiuy, held at Rishmond on Friday, 25th Noven-
Stt. $40, d -
Ressh,cd. That whenever boat shall be sunk in the
canal, i shall be the duty of the Superintendent of
hepa ~ TO notify the owaer to remove IL within q
not renosed ia time Il shall he the duty OF the Su-
Pcrintendent to cause IL to be renewed from the
canal by any means which may be found necessary ;
nalties now prescribed BY the regulations Of the COM
pany for obstr1etsug the canal.
Hereafter 30 Loek-keeper shall permit any boat.
man to nssst IN passing boat through lcek uniess
such boatuau shall act upon the responsibility of his
employer ss to any injury which nay result from the
action OF such boatrnan, and boatnan shall in any
case, be recognized as an agent of the COMPANY.
Extract from the Records
d. l-IaWsw WIN MIJNFQRn Sretu
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LATER FlinM MEXICO.

New ORLEANS, Dec. %7.--The Texas brings Vera
Cruz dates OF the 2!d, aud City Of Mexico Of the
18Th. Santa Anna had secepte1 the GuaGalGxare
declaration with salary CT s60.OoO, bus takes the
title OF Most Serene Highness, Instead Of Captain
General In case Of death or moral disquslitics-
Iion, he has The light 70 name his successor.
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NEw Yonx. Dec. 27.--The sum OF $4,000, of
which the Mechanics and Traders Bank of this
city was supposed to have been robbed some three
months ago, was found yesterday In the pocket Of
The cashier at EliZabethtown, N. J.
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TNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY's


u LINE OF STEAMERS-FOR PHILADEL-
PIIA, EVERY WEDNESDAY, VIA NORFOLK
AND CAPE MAY-Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND
Capt. MITCHELL; Steamer VIRGINIA, Capt TEAL
and steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Captain BAYMoRE
One of these splendid steamers viii leave Richmond
for Philadelphia, every MONDAY and THURSDAY
at high-water, touching at Cape May to land pas
sengers. Returning. leave Philadelphia every WED
NESDAY and SATURDAY, at 10 o'clock, A NJ, un.
til further notice.
Passengers for Cape May will consult their interest
by taking this route, it IS in addition being the
cheapest, the most expeditions and comfortable
PASSENGERS For NEW YoRK.-We have entered
into arrangements to forward passengers through
New York, either by cars steamers allowing them
the privilege of remaining in Phadelpha three or
four days, proceed directly on to New York. upon
the arrival of the steamers
SHIPPERS TO THE WEsr.-Totscconists DESTROYS
of shipping Cincinnati, will please bear in mind
that have made all the necessary arrangements
forward tobacco through at so cents per 100 pounds
Due notice will be always given IN all the daily pa
pers in the city, when the will be ready to
receive freg ht, and the hour of their sailing.
n. B.-Shippers will bear in mind that all bills or
lading be sent TO the wharf at Rockets to be
signed before the sailing of the steamers.
Passage through 10 New York, 1st cabin and found,
80; do. do Cape May. 3d. do do. Philadelphia Sc; do
do. do. Philadelphia, I'd cabin and found, 81. For
freight or passage, apply TO
ROBERT RANKIN, Agent,
au2D Richmond Va on the Deck.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
TRUSTEES SALE OF GROCERIES,

TRUSTEES SALE OF GROCERIES,
Il FIXTURES, GRAIN, HAY, &C., TWO FINE
HORSES, WAGONS. &c., AT AUCTION by vir-
me, bearing date the oath day ofDecember 1858.
and recorded in the Clerks Office of the Court Of
Hastings for the city of Richmond, shall
tee, on MONDAY the 9Th day of January, 1854, sell
ct public auction. the stock of Groceries Grain, Hay,
Oats, Feed, Fixtures and Furniture in the and
lumber houses of said Tinsley, on Broad street.
between I'd and Sd Also, two fine horses, Car
rya Wagon, the unexpired lease OF said store, and
one OF said lumber house ending LIST day of August,
1854 and the timber Of the other said lufober house
TERMs--Cash for all sums under $50; aud credit
of 60 days for all of $50, and upwards the pur-
chaser giving his notes with good endorseT.
Sale to commence at 10 O'clock, A. n, and to be
conducted by r. CAuTaoRN.
De e mo. @ WILLIAMS. Trustee.
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BY GoDDIN 1 APPERSON

. a b u Z kEAL ESTATET I'M
xr;,, hhi r. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
,o!s 20 us SUI On THURSDAY, the 2sth December.
80 eRor Tug premises, commencing at o'clock
lhst VaIuaDie Real Estate in Manchester now h the
occupancy OF MIS- samuel w weisser and Mr. Ia
seph na.ier, frontes q feet Hull street running
divided into lots to suit parehasersa Mat Of ygh,s
can be seen at the office Of the anctioneers.
TERMs-Oneth cash; balance a 6 and 70 pou,hs
bond is paid ou s'si 'ss'
By request of Mr.. w. C. Archer.
de u GODDIN APPFPcn,r A....
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A STONISHING, MOST ASTONISH-
IAING CURES made by LEONAkD'S INSTANT
RELIEF AND SPEEDY CURE FOR COUGHS.
COLDS, ASTHMA, HOARSENESS, dc.-LEO-
NARD'S INSTANT RELIEF is the best Medicine
ever used for those suffering from the above COM
plants. Consumptive persons who have tried it,
have found great relief from it Hundreds that have
used it, pronounce it the greatest Medicine of the
age 1t is pleasant Medicine, equally safe for the
infant tho adult.
To be had in q and so cent bottles of
THOMAS LEONARD l. CO,
222 Broad street,
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BIZ ALEXANDER MOTT 4 Co
GOLD AND SLY EK WATCHES Az


BIZ ALEXANDER MOTT { CO.
GOLD AND SLY Elk WATCHES Al
-, - AUCTION On nexf THURSDAY MORN
aE0, the 18th inst eommeHcins at 10 e,clk We viii
ssn az public auction, large consruu,euf 81 neIl.h
o9ia and Silver Lever Watches, lust received ,,er
Aaams Co.'S Express, comprising
~ E1slish Gold Hunteu fun jevellea
% do Levers. gold and hand diala faIl lew
eiled
- Gold Detached Levers, Is jeweb
~ do Cylinders do
~ Silver Hunting Levers
10 English Silver Levers
pc ahose Watches are of the fnest qualify h.
an5 mAoe Dy the NEST approved makers and warrants
81 70 come up to representation Those In wank
m19ia 40 wei TO attend, they certainly be
we according to instructions; and possibly sush q
opportunity VIII never again present itself.
de g ALEX MOTT 4 20 49,.
- ADDITIONAL
VIII be added TO the above sale a large aua sns.s
aia invoice OF JeweiFy, comprising
1eid vest Chsins, OF various styles and patterns
La9es and sentiemeh's large Cluster Pins
LADIES' Miniature Pins
Lar.Hings, great variety
I'd. Laoles and gentlemenss Cluster and Miniature
h,mDser Kings, Gold Pencils. Pens &c.
ms invoice comprises about S5e0 worth Of Jer,-
AZ prime cost, and will be sold without reserys
~ sis ss and the tiade woniA do well to attend
ALEX. MOTT a. CO. Aneta
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ITO THE FRIENDS OF ElJUCATION

Il MISS LYFoRD, having recently arrived ia
thia city, from Baltimore, is DESTROYS OF forming a
eiafs CT pupils 10 MUSIC and FRENCH. She is
aware that the time usually chosen by parents and
guardians for selecting the instructors of their daugh
tiers and wards L. rast but she does intend TO
teach the English branches she believes that her ad
sertlsenent will not be considered out of place.
Miss D. desires to cali especial attention plan
OF teaching French. Inst uciicp in the lapsua ge ID
given in manner that enables the scholar to com
rnence conversation in it almost imme dately, and
mus to acquire perfect knowledge Of it with great
facility. IL has been The custom of Miss l.. 70
her pupils to begin conversation soon they &C.
Gure the ruoinents of the language: consequently
ttey do not labor under the experienced
IN many sehooi OF being unable to speak TO
derstand it hen spoken; though perhaps perfectly
able to read and write it, Miss L, coulLen need the
study of the French in early childhood contained II
under native teachers, ana completed it in dstin.
gushed foreign family, that Of the sister-in-lAw Of
Don Calderon de la Barca, late Minister from Spain
to the United States.
Music Vocal aud Instrumental is taught according
10 the plan pursued By the eminent Profe
81 Baltimore. As the attention of Miss LyfoTd has
been particularly directed TO the study of Music ana
French and she has had experience and success in
teaching these branches of polite education, she
hopes that she may be deemed worthy of the conf
dence Of discerning public.
Besides the names appended, which are all it is
thought necessary 70 publish from extensive list
Miss refers TO the parents of her scholars Essex
King William, King and Queen and Gloucester coun.
ties in the two last named she has been teachin
the above branches in conjunction with the English
1t is the wish of Miss Lyford to commence her
course Of instruction early in the month of Jauuary,
1854. All who desirous of entering the classes
will therefore make immediate application, when
her terms viii be made known.
REFERENCES
Mile. ALMA L'AIGNoUX, Baltimore, Nd.
- AIMEE ROGET.
Mr.. ASHUR CLARKE,
Prof J. +. PETRI, -
- JOS. OCEAN, Conductor of the Cathedral
Choir, Baltimore.
In this city, Miss Lyford considers it sufficient to
give reference the name of the Rev MOSES D.
HOGE
Apply at the residence of the Rev. M. B. Sweeney.
arshai street. between 4th and 5th nearly Opposite
ST. IaInea' EMS IL do 10 IL
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PURSUANT to a decree entered on the

PURSUANT to decree entered on the
l. seth day of November, 1858, in the case of God
din assignee, cs Baker and ais, pending in the Cir
cult Court for the city of Richmond, shall, az SUBJ
sttuted trustee in deed of from Hilary Baker
and wife TO Samuel g. Adams and John Van Lew for
the benefit of the Bank of the United States dated
the eighth day of June, 1918, and special commits
souer appointed by said Court for that purpose pro-
coed to SELL at q O'Clock, p. NJ the 10th day of JAM
uary, 1854 at public eucton the hight ct bidder
on the premises, the following real property, viz {:
"a lot of Land lying in Adans' Valley in the city of
Richmond fronting A feet Fifteenth streets also
the following pieces parcels of Land lying In the
county Of Henrico, the city of Richmond, viz
lot beginning at the North East corner of Ii and
Twenty-fourth streets, continued and running East
wardiy along the said III street 81 feet, and in depth
along said oath street continued, Ito feet I'M
divided half ofs lot ginning at the north eastwardly
corner of and 25th Streets continued, and fronting
said 18th street, continued, 10; and one lot on
Union street. fronting said 20 feet and
ming back 40 feet TO street so feet wide on which
ii also fronts I20 feet" The sale will commence at
the lot first named.
TERMs-For cash as to so r,uch of the proceeds as
will satisfy and pay the expenses of sale; and
credit the residue of six and months with
interest from date of sale, the purchaser executing
bonds with approved security for the credit install
ments and the title retained until the last instament
Is paid JOHN HOWARD,
Trustee and Commissioner.
December 10Th, 1885,
GoppIS l. APPERsoN, AuctioneerG de l8-dtd
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NlGHT sALEs-THIs EVEN Nc

N light SALES-THIS EVENI NC
.4N commencing at 2 o'clock, we will resume oar
night sales, and continue them throughout the ees-
son. at v hich time viii be offered from the shelves
splendid collection of Staple and Fancy Goods, Card
ed and Table Cutlery of every description, Britannia
Also, fine assortment of Cloths, Cassmeres, Vest
ings, Muslips, Alpacas Silk ard Cotton Pocket aud
Heed Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Irish Linens, Linen
Table Cloths White and Brown, Hosiery, ali coiors
Shawls, &c.
Also, CLOCKS of every style and pattern.
English Gold and Silver Lever WATCHES
Do do Detached do
Do de Cylinder do
Also, fine stock of double-barrel Guns, Pisteis
Bowie Knives, nc.
Country merchants and the trade are invited 10
tend our sales as they viii find large Variety and
first.rate quality.
Sale commences every night at 7 o'clock.
no IT'S A. MOTT l. CO., Auets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-29
BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR

LOIS ON 24rB STREET.
A. UNION HILL. AT AUCTION-On FRIDAY
2Sd Dec, at 81 o'clock, +. NJ, upon the premises
will be sold Building Lots on 24th street. betweS
and streets, and nearly opposite the residence ii
mr. John Pearson. These lots front about % feet
each, aud being situated in pleasant and rapidly i'm
proving neighborhood, are worth the attention of
those In want of such property
TERhs-One-third Cash. balance at A and Q nonths
EP- POSTPONED on account of the weathe n n
tn URSDAY, 18th December.
de "a JAS NJ TAYLOR. Anet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-29

San FRANCISCO, Dec. 7th-Flour more active
sales of Gallego at $l4. Corn meal In half bbls.
% 50. Clear Pork S25; Mess s2I; Keg Lard l3 l-2i
Cheese l8e; GunDy bags dull; Candles % l-2; East
arm lumbar dull