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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-08

N6lSkY-Ihe market heavy the demand fair sales Of 81
bis Ohio AID Prison and SIC dsys With
Dudee saics Of Ice bids tine ard Interest
PROVISIONS far demand for Perk AID the market again
tette Sales OF So bbls Il <iS 81 5 IS Cor Mes and Si 81
pr'ms Beet in steady country d heavy
reufy. Sales o So lbs At g 5Gsu fr county M,s5
SIS ;orfe Chicaso IS fr extra do
sS75foE cory prime Prime Mes quiet sl1DsA sni f.
rc rt-ces he inside fsues declined Beeaans quiet
81 dsl5 Cut MeGts hEn zoe ZOE for Hams ana
Shoulder with sales e lio tea lred He's plenty
lard heavy the urpy fair sales u 1 IBIS and old Z.
Gee so l5ltis Butter fair s1np, and rrirt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-08

increase colipirtir
with the oudg period o. sss- Of bosr
ard Sfartl.ng Assoc and Of tl3. % wllc
sre b. in sA giles amouutut to $500 Ji aal
Tiute .t6.4ft feet.
Trade as been very active the past week the es We hear
cesdur fr week du 'g che season nuA
too have exceedingly large vessels lying dOc iRk
Of slcls he large qliny pped ana i sh
arrivals bod ibe tfec ascrasog the STOCK % i'
uueh Prices maintained with upward tendency
NJ. .-Ln Of L-ie.. % a.. nrneL-. laIi-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-08

shown. Comparison Win me recei - cr tn pona
ng period ncfese OF SO lO9 eet OF Ho-rd an
Scar ling q Of shingles. and 5C7.ao0 hs Of Saves
D. the Csuas AZ ts place nom ta NM
ent of rp ard ncudn the G ck a Dese M 81
in the yetfs ntred tei,w. hsse been - iohowi;
u. L 60 hinrI-a IILh.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-08

LTATpER-1he nskft quiet today io- al b,lIsr. -
senErd mainly fof The East for Henoek sos es =,
rr AZ NJ ADVANCE ssiahshed Ol y scaee and qaA n
crs There expert demand - the p,iee' ass
lieler here than IL Euslsna E1si 81 s'1ed oAseP sans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-08
Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE N 7. TRI1gsE

AsHEs-T1e maket unchanged the demand moderate sales
of 10 Ibis. al IS 80 tor Pots aud IS &c FOR Pearls
COTTCNThe maTketo day steady ~ the annexed quotations
the sales 6 bales Export 23 home USE 75S speculation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-08

LEADIe1sls GIn lie demand f 50 ~ z$5 > for
srsrsh ard EDsish
IKON-A demand for Scotch Pa a. 81 SsssS months
The FOREIGN advises have impaired much tao
al 1fscTipTons Engish Bars dali Get hoi4e
SaOT-1le market usehansd tie demand United Il 7c f-
IRIS ard -ic for Buct. Bar Lead c1musndsec
FEIfTS-1here u little demand Bunch Rssus. prices
chGneed the sales are zee boxe - 70 for 1870 hall
al 70; Ice LAYER l51 Sarlns& 7r II
lie 80 ibis Garments lSdfec: MGzs
Ff zsc hoses oIaprss c. 7sd e8baiss
Ain Isle. 10 slls Havana and befznds Oang -5sg
DRIED Appleswe stsrn are active s.es 80 e9Sse-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-08

NIRCULAR-The undersigned have openo.s y. 40 4
~ ius House At 10 l4 Wallet, New icrI ans s1rsss
S1URCEs ELLIS and now p psea % 80 ts<
extend the usual facilities 10 such q thiAE pf'P''
With them. -, LII ~ dzass
The house will be conducted IN eonnectcn ~ .,ets
StErzfs. IN Cincinnati the senior Of when has a-' .
peIiesce In ba1knf for the last nsen years a. al, -
Particular attention will Be Pd % ne PIG No ais ~
and other Securities c0nir1ision, BY Z DbbNs 49,
Dsisuc Dunlsvy Co who In eonnee'oa ~ bsfses
VIII ssn as ntDs Of tte irn n Tee VH srC E1e7a
-, ~. So. ROWLAND Le><
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MAIL NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.

The steamer Pacific arrived at New York on
MONDAY. with Liverpool dates to Dee. IA. Most of
the papers north having suspended publication
Tuesday morning, we failed to receive our regular
mail news last evening The Bnlletiss correspon'
dent furnishes the subjoined commercial intelii-
sence Later and highly exciting news viii be
found under our telegraphic head.
The Liverpool Cotton market was steady-pfiees
arnaer but without change, Fair Orleans. 81;
lair Uplands as; fair Mobile 3-sa6 l-2; Mlddling
Orleans &, Middiiag Upiands, ; rs; Middling Mo.
Nile = IS. Saieo 81 the three days NO,0C0 bales.
HaYre Cotton market firm and unchanged Man
chester trade steady.
Flour has advanced Sd TO Is; Canal 35s Cd Balti.
more and Philadelphia 5'sa39s Ga per biol. Wheat
aivancp3 u 10 al per buehel. Indian Corn firm
and uachango3-whi,e STATS. yellow 46s.
Provisions firm. but without change Groceries
steady. Coffee firm. Sugars and Molasses I'M
caaaecd Rice steady at previous prices Naval
stores quiat. Tobacco in better damaud--prices
The Money market was somewhat depressed
Cousols have declined. Sales at -, being SIS de
cline
American stocks steady--prices unchanged
The 8aQesiH's account states that Omer Pasha
has beer taken prisoner by the Russians; but pre-.
sun,nq that tAis tumor may have arisen from the
reported capture of Csmam Bey, we shall await
.srther a5vices.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,
TERRIFIC NAVAL ENGAGEMENT BETWEEN
THE TURKS AND RUSSIANS.

NEW YoRs, Dec. 27-The Pacific briggs the fol.
lowing exciting news
The greatest naval battle since that of Navarino
was fought on the Both of November. The loss of
life wa. terrific
The entire Russian feet, comprising twenty
four sail, appeared CT The Turkish harhor Of Aim
ope, where Admiral 0srnan Bey had anchored with
fourteen Turkish ships. The battle Immediately
commenced, and the shore batteries being of no
use, the Russians forced the harbor
The Turks fought like devils. and would not sur
render. With the most desperate bravery, they
fought until one ship after another was sunk blown
up or burned. Seven Turkish irigates, two cor.
Votes, one steamer ard three transports were de-
stroyed
Vice Admiral Osman Bey was taken prisoner
Each Turkish ship had on board, be ides tie
crews, eight hundred troops, on their way to Cir
cassia; they also had money to pay the fleet, and
all were lost
The Turks burned or sunk seven Russian ships,
two olthem lne-ofbstile ships, three frigates and
two steamers.
The battle lasted only one hour.
The remaining portion of the Russian feet was
much shattered that it could with difficulty reach
Sebastapol.
The Turks continued to gain advantages on the
Danube.
EUROPEAN WAR PROBABLE.
The sanguinary conflict between the Turks and
Russians has created great excitement throughout
Europe The opinion prevails that European
war is no longer avertabe.
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By RICHARD CAUTHORN.
TRUSTEES SALE OF GRocERIE

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF GROCERIES,
Il FIXTURES, GRAIN, BAY. &c, TWO FINE
HORSES, WAGONS, &c, AT AUCTION by vir-
me, bearing date the gath day of December, 1885,
and recorded in the Clerks office of the Court Of
Hastings, for the city OF Richmond, shall trus-
tee, on MONDAY, the 9th Gay OF January, 1864 sell
at public auction, the stock OF Groceries, Grain, Hay,
Oats Feed Fixtures and Furniture in the store and
lumber houses OF said Tinsey, Broad street,
between I'd and Sd. Also, two fne horses one Car
ryaA Wagon the PRED lease of said store, and
one OF said lumber house ending Isl day of August,
1884 and the timber of the other said lumber-house
TERms-Cash for all sums under $50; and credit
OF 60 days for all o; $50 and upwards the pur
chaser giving his notes with good endorser.
Sale to commence az 10 o'clock, A. H., and to be
conducted by 4. CAUTHoRN.
de z8 JNO. g WILLIAMS, Trustee.
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CONGRESS-.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27-In the SENATE, M. Sc
ward introduced bill tor the construction of the
Pacific Railroad.
In the HOUSE, the death of Hon. Brookins Camp.
bell was announced, appropriate eulogies were de
Iiyered and the House adjourned.
The funeral of Mr.. Campbell will take place to
morrow
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY ALExANDER MOTT : CO.

bf ALEXANDRA MOTT + co.
(TOLD AND SILVER WATCHES AT
ma aauCIIoN--On next THURSDAY MORN.
sal ne zstn inst. commencng at 10 o,cjt a. will
Gold ~, suction, large consignment Of English
4dnns r s,iver Lever Watches, just received Ger
3o - S esos Express comprising
"a Ansnsh Gold HuBters full iewell-d
Levers gold and hand diaIs, frIl Jew
a. f.t,, efied
o. o ~ detached Levers IS Jewel.
10 Silver Hunting Iev.r no
10 English Silver f,sys,s
ms nsde nv H., a.enss are Of the finest quality, be.
M soe py me most approved makers end syarrenf
~ =. S",ne NJ 20 representation Those in v-rns
would 90 wei TO attend. they rnnsf eertsini =
sold according to instruction; and nos,;hI, s,.g
opportunity will never again present itss sun On
Terms at sale.
de 20 ALEX NClTvr 4 <-r,
ADDITIONAL
:, WIN De added to the above sale, lares. ,,s 49,,
cld invoice Of Jewelry, com prising -"1 'pisA'
Goid vest Chains, of various styles and natta-
Ladles aud gentemen's large Cluster pins
LADIES' Miniature Pins
Earnings, great variety
Ladies and gentlemen's Cluster aud M,n;at
Flnger Rings, Gold Pencils, Pens &c.
This invoice comprises sbout $500 worth of L..
slry, at prime cost and will be sold without resevs
Dealers and the trade would do well to attend
ne % ALEX. MOTT l. CO., Auets
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ARREST or Holm w RAND

BosroN, Dec. 27.--John w. Rand, who was tried
on the charge of stealing 100000 from the Ports
mouth (Va) Bank, and who subsequently escaped
from iail has been arrested in this city
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DESTRUCTIVE FIREAT RRIsTOL. Z. L

PROVIDENCE, Dec. "a destructive fire broke
on; in Bristol this morning, on Gardeners wharf,
which burnt Capt. J. u, Gardeners planning mill,
together with S200 600 worth of lumber and the new
tirearm factory OF Burnside, Foster & Bishop The
buildings belonged TO Capt. Gardner, whose loss
il about S42 900, which there is insuranc OF
$4,000, at offices in Mass achusetts, Connecticut,
and New York Burnside 81 Co lose So on ma
chnery, which is fully covered by insurance.
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MORE DIFFICULTIES AT ERIE

ERIE, PA, Dee. a. The track OF the Erie Rail
road and the bridge at Harbor Greek again de-
stroyed by the mob last night The citizens held a
meeting and endeavored to induce the mob to de.
sist. The sheriff is serving injunctions on impica-
ted parties
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ATTACK UPON THE POPE'S NUNCIO.-THE
MOB FIRED UPON FATAL RESULT
CINCINNATI Dec. 27.-The Papal Nuncio, NJ.
Bedino was attacked by mob OF Germans, yes
terday The police interIered and fired upon the
mob, wounding nine Germans, one OF whom died.
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THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 27.-sales of 5000 bbls Flour
at s7.67 TO 81. White Corn 58 to GGreoutsi yellow
81 to ca cents. Wheat has advanced under lilo
steamers news.
NEW YORK, Dec 27-Flour has advanced 25 to
81 cents; sales of Southern az $762 to S76e Wheat
has advanced TO 10 cents Corn unchanged
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PURSUANT to a decree entered on the
seth day of November, 1885, in the case of God
DIN assignee, rs Baker and als pending in the Cir
cult Court for the city of Richmond SHALL las sub
sttuted trustee in deed of trust from Hilary Baker
and wife to Samuel q. Adams aud ohm Van Lew for
the benefit Of the Bank of The United States dated
the eighth Gay OF June, 1918, anc special commits
soner appointed by said Court for that purpose pro-
coed TO sell at q O'Clock ?. NJ, the 10th day of jan
uaTy, 1894 at public auction, the highest bidder
on the premises, the following real property viz !;
"A lot of Land lying in Adams Valley in the city of
Richmond fronting A feet Fifteenth street; also
the following pieces parcels of Lard living in the
county OF Henrico, near the city of Richmond, viz
a lot beginning at the North East corner of h and
Twenty fourth streets, continued and running East
wardly along the said street IS feet. and in depth
along said 9th street continued, ITO feet; one un
divided half ola lot beginning az the north eastwardly
corner OF and 18th Streets continued and froutin
on said 18th street, continued, ii0; and one lot on
Union street fronting said street 1870 feet and
ming back $40 feet 70 street so feet wide, which
it also fronts l20 feet" The sale vii! commence at
the lot first named.
TERMs-For cash as to so much of the proceeds ss
will satisfy and pay the expenses of sale; and on q
credit to the residue of six andtweve months with
interest from date of sale, the purchaser executing
bonds with approved security for the credit install
ments ana the title retained until the last nstameat
is psid. JOHN HOWARD
Trustee and Commissioner
December 10th, 1855.
GoDDIN APPERsoN. Auctioneers. de 1a-dtd
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DEATH OF A MEMBER OF CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, Dee. 27-Hon. Brookns Camp
bell member OF Congress from Tennessee, is dead.
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LEWIS d. CRENSHAW.

RUILDING LOTS ON 24rB STREET.
~ UNION HILL, AT AUCTlON-On FRIDAY,
Esd Dec at 81 O'Clock, P. NJ, upon the premises,
and streets, and nearly opposite the residence of
MI John d. Pearson. These lots front about Is feet
each, aud being situated in pleasant and rapidly i'm
proving neIghborhood, are worth the attention of
those in want of such property.
TERMs-One-thrd cash; balance at and months.
Ut POSTPONED on account of the weather TO
THURSDAY, 18th December
de "A JAS NJ TAYLOR Apc.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-NEW YORK
Specie, Cola Silver, Bullion, Jewelry, Precious
Stones Metals or Valuable Articles of any kind viii
not be received board Of either of the Company
Ships, VIZ: the jamestown or the Roanoke, ex-
cept by special agreement with the gents the Pur
OF the Ships; viii the Company be RESPONSE
bic for such articles, unless bills of adng granted
therefor, and the value therein stated
LUDLAM l. WATSON,
an q cents
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STOLEN MONEY DISCOVERED.


NEW YORK, Dec. 21-Ten thousand dollars,
stolen from the Bank Of Jersey City, have been
found co nceaied in hat belonging to a son Of Mr..
Fox, the Cashier.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
BY JAMES ". TAYLOR

I'll OIlCE.-In pursuance of decree of
~ the Circuit Conri of Spottsylvania, pronounced
on the 18th day of October, 1853. the undersigned
Commissioners therein named, will expose at public
auction. before the front door of the United States
Hotel, IN the town of Fredericksburg, on SATUR-
DAY. the oist day of the present month, ELEVEN
Likely NEGROES. consisting of Men, Women
and Childreu-Gnong them is said to be good Coos.
Terms cash. EUSTACE CONWAY,
GEORGE L. BRENT,
de 2s-St+ commissioners
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BY GODDIN & APPERsON

BY GODDIN APPERSON
WAL u ABLE REAL ESTATE IN
MANCHESTER. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
WIZ be sold On THURSDAY, the 18th December.
l8oS, upon the premises commencing at o'cock
that valuable Real Estate in Manchester now in m
occupancy of Mrs. Samuel W. Weisger and Mr. TO-
seph Butler, fronting 90 feet Hul street running
BACK on Allen street 206 feet to alley It will De
divided into lots to snit parchasera plat of which
can be seen at the Office of the auctieneers
TERNs-One-third cesh; balance ct G and - months
tor bonds bearing interest," and title retained till last
bond is paid
By request of Mr. w. C. Archer
de IL GODDIN Il APPERSON Aucts
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BY THOMAS ". REESE.
CIR HUDSON LOVES HISTORY @

CIR HUDSON LOVES HISTORY of
~ the captivity of Napoleon at ST. Helena. from
the letters and journals of the late Lieut. Gen Sir
Hudson Lowe, and official documents net before
made public, by William FOTsythe. n. A., late fellow
OF Trinity College, Cambridge. in vols-price 81 10
" Meara's History OF the same, vols.-S2
Flush Times in Alabama, vol-SI D
Memoirs OF John Abernethy, r. r s, with q
view OF his lectures, writings and character by Geo.
Maciiwsin, F r. c. S.-SI
Liberia or Mr. Peyton's Experiments edited by
Mrs. ;. j. Hale, vol.-price 75c
Harr5's Ladder to Learning, 80 cuts--75c
Also general assortment of fancy illustrated
Books for children suitable for the approaching Ho
days, daily receiving and Tor sale by
de II A. MORRIS. 81 Main street.
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~ Just received large aud splendid assortment
Of Colo aud Silver WATCHES, in open, hunting and
magic cases. made by the celebrated Tn2Dniac-
;urers-warrauted good time keepers. II you want a
Watch 10 give satisfaction to time, qlalty, &c.,
TOW is the Time TO get une-of
ELIAS HALE,
Importer and dealer i'll Watches JewelTy aBd Fancy
Goods IG; hIaiu street. de =
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TERRIBLE FIRE IN NEW YORK.
GREAT DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY.
BURNING OF SHIPS.

NEW YORK, Dec. 27-An immense fire occurred
Ia Front Street. in this city, last night Five whole
sale flour stores and three or four ships were de-.
stroyed. The mammoth clipper ship, Great Re-
public, (recently built at East Boston by Donald
McKay) was burnt to the waters edge, and several
other vessels wero more or less damaged. The
loss Is enormous.
tsECoND DEsPATCH.
NEW YORK, Dec. 27,-The following establish
ments were burnt in Front Street:
Treadwell &, Sons Bakery; the stores of D. w.
Mainwaring & Co. Jones & Rowland, c. Harris &
Co., r. w Reynolds & Co; Dusenberry's large
Bell Foundry; Davidson & Coungs Cracker Bake
~.
The wind was blowing gale at the time of the
conhaeraton, and the efforts OF the fremen were
almost useless.
The following is the danageto shipping, as near
| as can be ascertameG:
TIE ship Great Republic packet ship Joseph
Warren and clipper ship Red Rover, were totally
destroyed. The packet ship. De Witt Clinton was
| nearly destroyed.
The clipper ship White Squall was towed down
| the river enyeloped in flames
The Great Republic was scuttled, but the water
was too shallow to admit of her sinking. and she is
still burning. Her cargo, consisting of large
amount Of valuable freight. nearly all board,
and nothing was saved
The entire loss by this terrible calamity greatly
exceeds 81, 100000
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AUCTION sAIUs.
By RT1a1T0 cIT;TH01V

bI HIt-FVaF 20 tEAUTHUKN.
HOUSEHOLD AMI KITCHEN FUR
- hITURE AT AUCTION This WEDNES-
DAY Mernine, Dec 2sfh, ct 10 O'clock IL my sfors
vii Will sell lot Of HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
rokNl1u IKE, seIor gang 10 family removing from
town, consisting Of Feather Beds and Beddins
Chairs, Tables, Lookins Glasses, &c
SWIFT POTATOES
IL bbls. superior SWEET POTATOES The iafeest
and hnest that have been in market this season
GROCERIES,
VIII be added lot of GROCERIES consistins Of
Bacon Hams, Sides and Shoulders Mackerel Her
Tlnes Candies, two Ibis. Apple Brandy, kc slso, .
&c . r CATTHorS A..
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pURE OLD WHISKEY Sicily Wine
Baltimore Reetifed Whiskey London Porter
for ale by
DIS % JOHN H. CLAIBORNE
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THIRD DESPATCH.

NEW YORK, Dec. PIP, M.-The ship Great Re-
public was insured for 100000, chiefly in New
York Offices. Her cargo is valued at 100000, the
insurance on which is unknown The ship Joseph
Walker Tor Warrenl was insured for $4,000
There was but little insurance on the Red Rover.
The clipper White Squall foated to the Navy
Yard, Oh the Brooklyn SIDE where she burnt TO the
waters edge. She was owned by VIM. Platt s.
Son Of Philadelphia.
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RELL'S BUTTER. - This celebrated
- ROLL BUTTER just received by
de q 1 INV
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR

A UCTION SALE-UF HEIFERs
AA1EARLlNGS, HOGS AND FARMING UTEN-
SlLS, AT ROSE MEATH FARM The under
sigaed with the view of reducin g,hs stock of Cattle
&c, Will sell at auction on FRIDAY, 50th Deem
ber at Rose Meath Farm one mile west of tbe citv
az ii O'clock. A. NJ, about 20 head of HOGS, 6
YEARLlNGS, HEIFERS, &C., several of which
took premiums at the State Fair, Wheat-thresher
Horsepower dc., and sundry other Farming Uten.
sis. Sale positive and without reserve by
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Auct
TERMs-Four months credit for sums over $50
for approved notes; under that amount cash.
ALSU-A pair OF superior match HORSES four
years DID, wen broke and perfectly sound sold for
no fault Whatever.
de 20 LEWIS n rpENcu.Or
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BEAUTIFUL ARTICLES FOR PRE-
~ SESTS.-Genuine Tortoise Shell and livery
Dressing COMBS; Hair BRUSHES of every style;
fancy Cologne BOTTLES; superior CoLOGNh
WAFER, Ae. ke., for saie By
esA ALEX. pUYAL, lis Main street.
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By JAMES NJ. TAYLOR
NJ ALUABLE Farm ON THE WEST

M, HAM PLANK ROAD, TOGETHER WITH
I1E >1h0PS, STOCK. &c, AT AUCTION.-Ou
N.67pINESDAf, 18th December, at II o'clock, A. M
EnI Dc sold the farm sitGsted at the forks of the
hoak between four and Eve miles from the city
containing t45 acres, about half cleared the reman
ger well wooded. The land lies beautifully 10 sus
espIloie OF easy improvement, and well adapted for
ehs culture OF corn, wheat, Ac. The irrproven nfs
consist oftwo dwellings, barn, &c. In the hands Of
shiul manager this might be made ore of the most
Pioooetve ano beautiful farms the city, posses
ASH does, rare advantages of location water va
ley OF sou &c The owner is induced to offer this
Tor ssie solely On his having purchased
after the sale of this farm will be sold lumber of
M mules, portion very SUPERIOR cows 80 10 i08
wood "a, oeshueks top and blade fodder, so cords
n,h-for the land, cash, balance 81 g. IL and Is
~ eAtrsln2 intesest and secures by trust deed
te oiops &c, months credit for approved ne
no,Ss with interest added for ali SUNS over
Should it be desired. ths farm h. .a...s e.
privately before the day of sale - va
ee ~ JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Auctioneer.
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Having q FEMALE TEACHER for our girls, | viii
give board and tuition TO two three little boys
girls, q. Si20. de A-tsl III. =. TAYLOR.
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] AIDES CLOTH CLOAKS-We still

E4 haye GOOD assortment Cloth Cloaks for ladies,
On hand elso, Cloths Veyets, &c. &c.
Square and long plaid ShsIgls
Thibet Shawls
Printed ard Broche Shawls
Plain and embroidered Grape do.--sll Of which
We o5er FOR sale a. low prices.
de y c. HARTWELL i co.
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snow STORM IN CHARLEsTON-FIR

RUMORED FiLIBUsTERO EXPEDITIONS FIT
TING OFT IN NEW YORK AND NEW OR
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DLANk BO0KS.-We have ON hand
I'D large assortment Of Ledgers, Journals, Day
Books, Copying Books, &c, az moderate prices, and
would respectfully solicit call from those in want .
de22 SLADE u BAKER, No. 5 Exchange.
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& NOLD LCCkEIS, Cod Pencils and
~ Pens, Breast Pins Ear Rngs, Finger Rings,
gold Guards, bob aud Vest Chains, gold and silver
Specgacies, Eye Glasses, variety OF nice Fancy
Goods suitable for Christmas presents all Just to hand
and fo- sale at 1875 Main street, by
ELIAS HALE,
Importer and dealer in Watches, Jewelry and Fancy
Goods. de p