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Terms made known at the time Of sale.
des GODDIN & APPERSON, Aucts.
HOUSES q LOTS AT ROCkkTIs
III A

III OUSES Il LOTS AT .ROCkkIIS
Ak AND PORT MAYO, FOR SALE AT AUG
the lah December, 1853, upon the premises, coul-
nencing al 81 O'Clock rs feet of Ground a. Rock
etta, on the south side of Lester street, on which
there stands framed Teuements, occupied az stores
&c. and ding fair rents and adjoining the proper
ty OF Mr Hiram w Tyler on the South. and the pro-
perty OF Mr.. J. 3. Register CT The Norh. 1t will be
divided to suit purchasers.
After which, will be sold handsome Building
Lots in Port Mayo, of them fronting Louisiana
ing on the East, Powhatan Warehouse properly.
TERMs-One- third cash; balance az and months
for ne goable notes, interest added and title retain
de2 GoDDIN L APPERsoN, Aacts.
VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND ON
THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE BASIN, BE-
TWEEN l0TH AND l1rR STREETS, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on THURSDAY, the
18th day of December, 1858, upon the premises CON-
Inencing az o'clock, that large three story Brick
Tenement on Canal street, the south side of the
Basin, between 10th and 1lth streets now occupied
az tavern stand, but admirably adapted to whole
sale grocery and commission house. Connected with
the main building is large building stories nigh
Luz feet by 90 feet, extending to the alley in rear
thls property. running the entire depth thereof The
lower story Of which is built of stone, 20 inches
thick, and the upper story of substantial brick work.
covered with slate and recently built with reference
to the storage of heavy goods. The location Of this
property (nayins front the Basin, and extending
IN rear nearly to the ship locks connecting the Basin
with the Dock,l recommends it to the attention of
capitalists, to those who may want business house
convenient 20 the Canal and Basin.
TERNs-One- fourth cash, balance at one and TWO
years ior neg ,table notes. interest added, secured
by trust deed
GODDTN & APPERSON, Aucts
P.S Immediately preceding the above sale. will
be seld the Framed Store and Dwelling at the corner
OF Canal and 10th streets occupied By Mr. Thos.
c. Ball. fronting Is feet running back 4S feet to an
alley feet wide.
TERas.-One-third cash, balance at three and six
months for negotiable notes. interest added and title
retained until last note shall be paid.
de Ibid GODDIN s. APPERSON, Aucts.
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TOR SALE.-To remain in OF near the CT
> ty of Richmond, where he has a wife, good
looking and very stout MAN. g years old who is said
be good carriage driver-formerIy farm hand-at.
tended the Water Works at Lynchburg, and recently
employed IN Grocery store He is offered for sale
not for any faat is of good character has with him
recommendation with many respectable names to
it. Apply at the Gary street Jail.
de 6--3teod+
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AUCTION sALEa.


TRUSTEES s ALE or NEGROES,
{ = FURNITURE, BRICKS. &e.-By virtue 81 !
Deed Of Trust, executed TO the Subscribers BY John
hutcheson and wife, dated September 9Th, ls43, aud
county we snail proceed 70 SELL as the residence Of
John Hutchcs0n, Church Hil at public auction, on
TUESDAY, Decsmber 2pth, 1855, all the personal
properly included IL said deed consisting OF T4IR-
TEEN NEGROES tmeu women and ch5ldren} all
the household and kitchen furniture one horse one
carriage and gear, carts cows &c ke
Also, one kiln Of BRICKS unburnt lot of ,yheeL
harrows, brick moulds &c
The nrlcks viii be sold foar rscnshs' credit for
approved endorsed negotiable noses
Negroes, Furniture, e. &c, cash
Also, one acre of Ground fronting 1855 feet on 18th
nov used a brick.yerS.
TaPS J. sTARKE, lm,
}. d o. BROWN, its'S0Se
de +-s11GtLaf1s 80
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BY GODDIN 4 APPERsoN

MOST VALUABLE TENEMENTS ON
4f1 GRACE, BETWEEN MADISON AND JEFF
FERSON STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
VIII be sold on TUESDAY AFTERNOON. the 18th
Dec, 1853, upon the premises, commencing at I
o'clock, ny Conway Robinson Esq. Trustee, in deed
OF trust from CspeIton Crump, is4e bic advertise
mens IN the DaiiJ Wing. those tive Brick Dwellings
eu the por.a line ct Grace, between Madison and
jefferson streets. Of which is occupied by Mr..
X. Crump, the other by Capt. r Nj. Ninmo.
The said TeneInents are located IN an excellent
neighborhood, and n very improving part of the
city.
Terms made known at the tine Of sale.
de G0nlIN & SON ArcA
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ONGRraa
WAs,rrsorOs be- 4

r Al 80 N. u.
hRrATH,--The Senate met At the apuaintae, g.
rocesylng aInessage from the House a Renrea.,..
aves announcing lie organization. and apnoan.in
committee TO walt on the President In
Wln eanAar committed from Tie House "a insnr,s
"s ~ ~ ~ feadiness to receive his message
On inotson Of Senator Dodge. Of Iowa 4 asr,,,.
e0 asln wac appointed by the senate.
nl.sf some time, the committee rna3 49,, j,
~, reslaent, announcing thar he would comnansa,e
mr. webster, the Presidents nriva.e se,ro..~r
.llnueuiatey afterwards appeared In the aisle ana
resi-. was opened and
M: 9win introduced his bnis, of which he paye
n..:-s yesterday. Ss'F
1ir. Inase gave notice of abill TO eeae he unsu-
vfilasea lands of Ohio back 10 that State.
nocss OF REPRESENTATIVES, Several nau,
ahSs,soers We're qualified; amongst t!lem was Mr.
Ssiiegos OF New Mexico. -1'
Atter an Intellectual attempt to 70 ;r.o an ela,;o,
VI ,haptaln, some of the States called for ,etione
hfesouaon was passed authoria inc the e,o,lo-
to appoint the committees. '''e Npes@oi
MI. Dean asked leave TO Introduce a resolution os
thanSs TO Capt, Ingraharn; which was obincted 70
Mr. Florence introduced resolu.ion IN alae, a
Chaplain ~''oA 70 e'ee' d
MIR. Jones, of Tennessee, believed Il useless md
= mere nnriesque for the House TO EMPLOY f.ban-
Ialns ne moved to lay the resolution on the table
peaulng TINS the message from the President was
received and read
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON CA.
RY, BETWEEN 2eTH AND 2lsr STRFFTS
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on SAT,
CRDAY afternoon, the 10th December 1855 uron
the premises, commencing at O'Clock valuable lot
on the north line Of Cary between Goth and 2isbsts
fronting AZ feet on Cary street, running back the
depth of the lot to an alley
TEsMs-One-third cash balance at 1 and s months
for negotiable notes interest added, secured hy a
trust deed, or title retained
LOUIS c. II. FINNEY
Administrator. &C, of Geo. Scherer decd
Sale conducted by GODDIN & APPERSON. Auc.
tioneers. no 40 'afds
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THE MARKETS

New YORK, Dec. Flour is easier under the
dews. Grain bouyant. Coffee steady. Money
plenty and easy.
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TOR SALE.-We are authorized to sell
4 NEGRO WOMAN and CHILD, to remain in
the city, or its vicinity. This is about % years
old is sold cr fault is said to be of excel
lent disposition, very honest very good house
is fond of children, and no doubt would make good
nurse. Apply to TOLER l. COOK,
% Pearl
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CONGRESS-.

WAsHINGToH, Dec. T.
sENArE.-Rev. Henry slicer was elected Chap
lain on the fourth ballot Various notices OF bills
were given Mr.. Fish offered resolution of inoul.
ry relative to the mortality on board of emigrant
ships Mr.. Clayton offered a resolution concern
ing the judiciary, which was passed.
HousE.-Gen. Robert Armstrong, of the Wash
ington Union, was elected Printer and Rev. Henry
Melburn elected Chaplain.
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The above I1rnbers 70 be either heart yellow pine
or white oak but il must be altogether OF species
of Timber.
ID BIZ feet board measure Yellow Pine Plank for
shesthins, 81 feet long, not less than cor more
than IL inches wide and inches thick
s. NJ feet board measure White Oak Plank for foot
way, "a feet long, Il inches wide and inches
thick.
The above Bill of Timber and Plank TO be entire
heart of best quality, sawed straight and trpe and
be free from kaots shakes rot and every description
OF onsoundness, TO be delivered and inspected the
wharf of the James River and Kenawha company
at Rockets. One-thrd of each item in the Bill Of
Timber to be delivered or before the ist day of
February next The balance of the Timber and the
Plank to be delivered on or before the lst day OF
March next. ID. s. WALTON
PrirneirnnI Anil min
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GoDDIN L APPERsoN, Aucts.
A MOST nEsIpApTE colrNTpy

A NJ 0 ST DESIRABLE COUNTRY
"A SEAT, VALUABLE JAS. RIVER LAND. NE
HROES; AND LARGE QUANTITY OF PERISH
A ALL PROPERTY, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Wi1 oesoid at auction, on the premises, on TUES
DAY me i3tn Of the present month tDec) If fair il
nct; the next fair day, commencing at Ii O'Clock,
LAUREL SPRING, late the residence of Edward
Cox, deceased, together with all the negroes, ard
other personsi property thereon including excel
lent WORK horses, good wagon and gear top buggy
and harness. and turnbri cart and gear very {sne
mich cows and calves several Thousand weight ex.
rs quality sheaf OATS corn, fodder and shucks be-
sdes the usual variety of household and kitchen fur.
niture-a large supply OF No CRATE coal And on the
next day, WEDNESDAY, the 18th, If fair, if not,
the next fair day, commencing at ii O'Clock will be
sHd On the premises Of the old place, or FRERY
Richmond and 0sborne's Turnpike the remainder of
the real and personal property belonging 20 the es
tate of Edward Cox, deceased.
For terms and more detailed description of the
property above alluded to- the public is referred to
advertisement which appears regularly on Tuesday
and Friday in the Wing and Enquirer. Plats ofthe
lands may pc seen at the Office of the auctioneers
HENRY cox, Executor of Edward Cox decd
0oDDfN l. APPERsoN Auctieneers de lids
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TIE ASDEs At HALIrAx-The steamer Andes
WITH Liverpool dates Of Nov L. arrived at Halifax
on the 5th inst. short Of coal She brings no later
news
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AhHi'AL OF THE EMPIRE CITY.-The steamer
Empire City has arrived a, New York, with dates
from Havana to the LIST instant The arrival of
The new CaptainGeneral was hourly looked for
Much Inconvenience was felt in many parts of the
Island In consequence of the great loss of negroes
by cholera
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NRATES AND FENDERS.-600 EN.
Va AMELED CRATES AND TENDERS FOR
SALE AT REDUCED PRICES.-The subscriber
has for sale the largest stock of CRATES and FEN
DERS ever before offered for sale in this city, of his
own manufacture. The Crates embrace all the va
rious kinds and patterns, such square topped
Gothic, Liptic Circle, &c, with beautiful rounding
Tenders, Summer Pieces, &C., to match.
Orders for Crates Tenders, &c, from town and
country, punctualy attended TO and carefully packed
Merchants purchasing to sell again will be supplied
the lowest Northern prices, with the usual discounts
off for cash by wholesale. Apply at my Bell and
Brass Foundry Main, between Sth and 9Th Streets
Richmond, Va.
de2-dlnis' SAMUEL D. DENOON.
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no y GoDDIN 4 ApPERsos, Asesr
VALUABLE NEW BRTcK TENE

VALUABLE NEW BRICK TTNE-
~ MENT ON THE PLANK ROAD, AT ITS IN
5lEsinsECTfON WITH MADISON STREET, FOR
ir1, IN At AUCTION-Wili be sold al anetion on
, n sI1AY, the eth December, 1855 al o'clock,
the Plank Road and West me az Ms,iaon s s 4
Ions.hns rooms, with servants coal and cow
houses ana wei Of water in the yard The Lot frcnts
1LkAs-one,third cash; balance ct 4 8 and l2
months for negotiable notes. interest added and title
no2s GODDrN 4 ApprRsoS An..r
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BY JNo. r. d. PAYNE, Salesman.
NIGHT SALES.-THIS EVENING

M IUHT SALES.-IHIS EVENING
IN commencing at Y o'clock, we viii resume our
night sales and continue them throughou the sea-
son, which time win be offered from the shelves
splendid collection Of Staple and Fancy Goods Card
ed and Table Cutlery of every description, Britannia
and Glass Ware. zss5sss u -
Also, fine assortment of Cloths, Cassimerea Vest
ings, Muslins Alpacas, Silk and Cotton Pocket and
Head Hsndkerchiefs, Cravats, Irish Limens Linen
Table Cloths, White and Brown, Hosiery, all colcrs
Shawls &c.
Also, CLOCKS of every style and pattern.
English Gold and Silver Lever WATCHES
Do do Detached do
Do do Cylinder do
Also, fine stock of double-barrel Guns, Plstoia,
Bowie Knives, &c.
Country merchants and the trade are invited to at
tend sales they will End large variety, and Of
arstrate quality.
Sale commences every night at 7 o'clock.
no It's A. MOTT & CO., Arcts.
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no2s ooDDlN & APpERsoN. Aucsr.
BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR

HOUSE AND LOT ON CLAY ST.
IL II NEAR CENTRAL RAILROAD At AIJc
TION.-on THURSDAY, srh Decsnber. at o,ch.
P. NJ, upon the premises, will be sold that Framed
House and Lot the south side of Clay street a.
joining the Central Railroad. The House contaiusf
rooms, with kitchen--all in good order. The lot
fronts ai feet and rrns back $50 feet or les
From its convenience to the heart of the city and the
Central Depot, this property is desirable resi-
denee for those having businessat either place
TEEMs--one-third cash, balance at 4 and months
with interest and satisfactorily secured.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR
de Ibid Auctiopeer.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON I0ru

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON IOTH
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wiil oe sold on FRI.
DAY, the 9Th day of December, 1858, upon the pre-
misses, commencing at o'clock, email brick Tene-
nenf, with the lot on which it stands on the west
me OF Nth, between Main and Gary Streets now in
me occupancy of good tenant at an annual rent of
SIse Tie lot fronts Is feet back so feet and is
bounded on the south By the residence of d. Gull
len.
TERMs-One-third cash, balance a. and IL months.
for negotiable notes. interest added secured by
trust deed or title retained
GODDIN APPERSON
de Std An.t;onas,,
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THIS DAY.
BY gVDDTN q aPPERs5N

SALE OF HORSES, MULES, COWS,
- ~ a1Ss; GogN FODDER. sHUCKs, STRAW.
s SIlTukEy sewn be cold on THURSDAY. the
stn ca Of psesa5eI, 1888 At 'sHish Meadow
ne bregs Read. about Il miles East OF the city
eonssflng Of most valuable parcel Of Homes.
s Mu,e9, S9ws Hog, Corn, r0aaeI, shucks, Straw,
TEEms-All sums under $50 cash. over that
mount, months credit for approved endorsed ne
no % GODDTN ApprHSay An.x-
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ELOUR AND COMMISSION STORE
Il The subscriber is receiving, consign-
ment, superior Family, extra, and Bakers SuperiRe
FLOUR, from the beet mills in the Valley.
Also, fresh Mountain and Goshen BUTTER; Cot
ton Yarns assorted numbers, from Slaughter's cele
trsted Factory in Fredericksburg, with Machinery
and TannerS OH; to close consgnments, will be sold
low.
no 26-ts ]. J. FRY, e5 Cary st.
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tsECoNp DISPATCH. !

ERIE, Dec. Up. M-The riot continues witt
undin'inished fury. The mob have demolished
bridges and are taking up the rails
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Ex-Governor Hunt of New Pork is lying daner-
uoely III.
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MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE

IVA solicited TO call and examine my stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING, at No 1874 Main st.
Having COW open my second supply of winter Cloth
ing. prepared to furnish all OF the very latest
styles of all qualities and every article TO be
found in Clothing and Furnishing House. Being
Of January all in want Of good and well made Cloth
ing. at unusually low prices, for cash, viii find i,
greatly to their interest TO give call before ppr
J. u GOODMAN, No 1si Main ST.,
Opposite Eagle Square
NIB have on hand also good supply of Trunks
and Carpet Bags.
de 5 ] d. q
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-The Gre
IN ditors of the late ]. BONAVITA will file with
Commissioner VIM. +. Davis, their claims, properly
authenticated, to enable him make out an account
of appoTtionment, preparatory 70 payment by me.
SIMON bONAVITA,
no O-cO2W ENecutOr of j . ROnRvita.
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BY 0ODDIN { APPERsON.

BY 1ODDIN 1 APPERSON.
GALE OF CORN, FODDER. OATS,
~ Hay. sHSCKS, CATTLE, HOGS FARMING
ialfLEMENTS. 6c.-Uil be sold On SATURDAY
next, the 10th Deeeubsr 1853 at sIyy Glenr one
mie East OF Richmond, lately occupied by Mr.. w.
Bets commencing at II o'clock all the crops of
ing Implements &c. now remaining OF the said farm.
TERMs-All sums under $50 cash; over that amount
70 days credit for approved endorsed negotiable pa
per.
dec GODpIN L APPERSON. Aucts.
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE

IN COMPAEY.-Insure your hyes-"DELAYs ARE
BAHGERops.p Two polices one for IS, 900 and the
other for assoc, have been promptly paid at this of
fce-the parties insured having died short time
eincs.
This Company provides more eHsctuaily for the
widow and orphan than any other, il being the
a.atsas F1iseIe Al profits sccrns TO the benefit OF
which bears irtefest of per cent. payable annn-
ally and ia this way createsa iaId in addition the
policy.
For further information call on the AGENT at hss
office, No. 2u3 Main street, square atoys the Banks
de- CHAS. WORKMAN. Agent.
DINE. APPLE CHEESE. DO cases, for
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Sealed Proposals for the delivery of the above
Timber will be received at the Office of the James
River and Kanawha company until u NJ. on the 18th
instant, and the party whose proposal accepted will
be required TO enter into written contract and give
security for the due performance thereof
de 5-2aw2w WIN. Z. MUNFORD. Seciy
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RAILROAD RIoT.-SUMMARY PROCEEDINGS
ERIE, Dec. IA great riot occurred here to-day
On account OF an attempt to alter the gauge of the
Railroad from the State line The people turned
out In great numbers, fired cannon, tore up the
track and stopped the train. The depot is now in
the hands of the mob. The depot master barely
escaped with his life
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! HEATH, COMMISSION

GREENE 81 HEATH, COMMISSION
~ MERCHANTS, San Francisco, California, vii
attend to shipments of Flour Tobacco and Merchan.
die generally. Prompt returns viii be made. Refer
Messrs; a. q A Lawrence Co, Boston; Allen
Co., New York; Courtney, Gushing & Co., Baltimore;
Edmond. Davenport l. Co., Davenport, Allen & Co.,
Richmond. auI5-ecdsm
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HENRY NEWMAN. s05 Broad street

IL Richmond, Va
Intending TO close my basnes.in senPsnG o1 me
viii he soId III - soss close Fer bargains apply at
once above. .4os =. -.
al ~ asr s,eounfs befose the LIST of jan
,- ~ sIas rlnss be pc. nso the hands
of collector, =, hax.,,,~;,.l., e.. ..h -
.nc 500 ~ So de 1--2aetlsiJ
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'TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
TOTAL WRECK or The STRAHEHIp
HUMBOLDT.
FOREIGN MAHKETs

sl Z.
Haejar, Dec. THE Eumbo5dt, which attempt.
% TO enter this port on the 5th, for coal and "a,
ashoreai the mouth OF the harhor. il a total wreck
The cargo win be saved in partially damagea
condition.
Lis9ree,, Nov. 22--Sales Of Cotton ON Manaav
COCO bales. and Tuesday 1000 Rather heavy. but
no change IN prizes Flour has receded from the
ate advance Guaao irm.
lsEcosp prsPATelIl
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF THE LOGS
OF THE HUMBOLDT.
HALIFAx, Dee. Up. M-Ths tide now ebbs and
nows over the steamer Humboldt, and there ia but
little doubt that she viii be a total wreck Two
hundred packages of goods have been saved in
good order. The mails will be resai,e,, unts, the
arrival of the Niagara
Mr.. Westervelt, the builder is reported to be the
largest loeer-t Is said his loss will probably reach
$4,000. The company's stock is scattered. b,,, II
is supposed the owners individually are covered
by insurance. The cargo is heavily insured in
New York offices. The assurances IN Boston
amount to $4,000.
LonGo7, Nov. 23.-Consols closed at e5 l.9
ILLNESS OF EX-GOy. HUNT.
NEW YORK, Dec. 7.-Ex-Gov Hunt of New Yorl,
stasi continues seriously Ill
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-o1ETsas JAMESTOWN. - Merchants
others ordering goods from Ne,o York
by the steamship JAMESTOWN, will bear in mind
that she leaves New York for Richmond every Satur-
day afternoon at o'clock Returning she leaves
this place Tor New York via Norfolk every Tuesday
afternoon, ct / o'clock.
The ROANOKE is not on the route at present -
Due notice will be given when her trips are resumed
For further information enquire of
no 80 LUDLAM & WATSON.
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LONDON MARKETS.

Foreign Wheat was IN fair reques: at an advance
o. Ia per quarter. The advance had checked
business. Flour in good demand at Is. Cd. advance
for fresh qualities. Barley declined Is: Peas Is.
For farther advices, see Geographic head.l
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The tria. Of the ccnspirators at the opera Coni
u determination. Six OF the prisoners were NC
qoa'ed, and twenty-five found guilty, with mitiga
ting circumstances. Of the latter, seven have beer
teisenced 70 trar sportation, three 10 eight year
eNhe7 sad the remainder TO imprisonment rangin:
hoTn ; TO 10 years.
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The baltimore sun has despatch from Wash
't"s' to the effect TIM aere Is ptrfect good fee
ns towards tas ADMINISTRATORS Ia basa Houses Of
CsEaress W
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The Cabinet meets daily. Thepublic are not en-
hgd'enfsi as &c their deliberations, whatever they
may be.
The report current at the sailing Of the Atlantic,
that Lord Aberdeen lad resigned as Prime Minis
ter, " FATTY consra2icted
Money was more abundant at London. Banks
uscounE good paper freely a: per cent.
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w ANTED-A BOOK-KEEpER. to be
~ employed three evenings in each week, by
.: a FAY co. Apply at the Augusta House,
MAN street. 10 J. a. FAY.
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81 NOTIGE-Ladies and gentlemen,
AZ. -, want BOOTS. SHOES. TRUNKS
KsII.pppFT BAGS and VALlCES, OF good
SsT S...i.sy either for yourself, ehildTea o. ser
vaut, ~ 70 ALEX. HILLS. where you win ind
s,eIs Yen want Ia hia line, and at prices that
LII -. All 70 p,ease. no IS
NOD FISH.--28 tiefces of good quality,
A. s. DAVENPORT. ALLEN l. co.
nEWS FOR SALE-Those who desire 10
Il purchase PEWsi ID St James, Church can do 30
by IMPLYING 70 The auhscrber.
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CHEESE 80 boxes prime Cheese Just
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WANTS.

WAN ED-Two steady HANDS to
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employment viii be given.
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heavy
Tis Asia's account Of The frost al the South had
nc esssct Oh tee market.
r., hNoa@e't Stock Adraet.--About the same. Penn.
~ : were quoted a. q 50. Maryland G's Sc 81;
E.ee-caroiina steady, With sale. Of 200 tierces
The weather At Liverpool vas frosty.