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THE MARKETS..

New YoRx, Nov. a. Flour steady but not mute 20
acsiyesses or 10 600 bbls al "a a A. ~ fr STAT,
70 NJ ~ J.i8ds "a 25 for Southern =. = :
h ahele y good supply Of wheat-sales of 90 ono
for Genesce. s' ~ iS@i -
Corn steady sales 90 600 bushels At sedesc for mix
ea ana white, Oats &c. Rye 95a98e
lotion 10 firisales up to this noon Of 100 bales.
MID vpands los al fe; mid Mobile ioi dloss-
Whiskey 27Q2sc
BALTIMORE Nov. &--The -four market is Arm To.
day vii good enquiry, and ssles of 1900 hbls How.
ard , rect and $500 bbis City Mills, all at ssh
Nheat--We note better feeling aud prices ad-
Ssnced TO &c since the news About Is coo bushels
offered to day, and mostly sold Ia l52c for red 10
lssGl6oc for good to prime white No very choice
offered. Interior iots TO loc below the above
figures.
Corn-No old yellow sold Il is held at roc. We
quote new yellow at 60d6sc. old white 70a72c; new
do Sc d6oc About 600 bushels offered and mostly
sold.
New ORLEANS. Nov. 24.-The foreign adyices per
steamer Canada, at Halifax were received here 70.
day before noon The sales of Cotton to-day exceed
ed any made in day the present season, footing
up l4Oea tales Prices have advanced cent strict
mddlne 81 81 cents. Receipts to-day Of 1l,eoo
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.Rplyat. OF THE IsABEL--LATER FROM
N HAVANA

CHARLESTON Nov. 26,-The steamer Isabel ar
we'd late las, night, having been detained by head
,s;n6s She left Havana on the morning of the 22i
.nd Key West on the same day. The Falcon ar
rsxsi At Havana on the 10th, and sailed thence on
,he I7h hut returned on the 10Th. with her piston
ont of order. The George Law arrived on the 2s,d.
The Queens birthday was duly observed at Ha.
xsra I'h first stone of her statue was laid.
T,e frst telegrsphic despatch transmitted over
.he wires was sent to Ba;talano, 40 miles distant
ron, Hsvana, on the Southern coast
The British war steamer Buzzard had arrived
smear duh, in consequence OF the news from En-.
-one Stock small. The cane la:eiy planted has
bp,n injured BY the drought; the old crop. howe.
YER was doing well. Molasscs very scarce. and
,isle doing. Honey scaree-new crop coming in.
Fxcpanye on New York and Boston 20 premium
eraipfrs dull. aud vessels not wanted.
Kfg yest, l6th-Arrived, brig Atlantic, phiadel.
rba. for New Orleans, leaking badly; discl arrine
Arrived. brig Ellen Reed, of Baltin re 2ad-aI.
lived propeller Pennsylvania, from Old Point Com.
fort.
The steamer James L. Day, from New Orleans,
repor-s considerable sickness at Tampa and New.
por; Florida
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The Dresden journAls contain sosne details ofthe
military preparations 81 Russia. BESIDES he three
corps IN the Danubian Principalities and Cespara
and podelia, and large ma srns az troan. AZ am
centrated In other places. At krementshuck are
eieht regiments OF Cuirassiers and four recI,ncuts
OF lancers, and eight regiments Of dragons are
stationed at Charkoeo. Besides these, there are
numerous corps OF Cossacks ready 10 take the field
force the army under Prince worowroff.
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.

COLLISION ON THE PoroNAc.-ihe Northern
train due here at 3o'ciock, P NJ, on Saturday, did
-, arrive until 6. p. NJ. The detention was caused
collision between the mail steamer Mount
,,,nou and schooner, coon after The steamer left
Sc wharf at Alexandria, during a thick fog. The
,,xsnrit of the schooner was broken, and the side
~ the steamer, her upper deck, &c, considerably
;n;ured, Fortunately no loss Of life occurred,
.I,bouch, as we are informed by the Mail Agent
several narrowly escaped death The accident
susea detention ofthe steamer for several hours
~. IS her machinery was not injured she proceed
81 en her route
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE UNITED TATEs-LATrR
FROM CALIFORNIA

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FROM CALIFORNIA.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 25-The steamer United
States, from Afpinwall, with San Francisco dates
OF The lst instant, Is OF the Ralize She reports
that the Illinois sailed for New York from, Aspin
WALTON the 18th, with the California male ,0O0
600 In gold, and $50 passengers
sEcosD DISPATCH
The steamer United States reached her wharf
this evening. The intelligence from CALIFORNIA;
interesting, but not of highly important natures
The most absorbing topics were the proposed re.
moval OF the Capital and the election Of u 8 sena
tor to hold bis seat until 1855. The principal can
didates for the Senate are Broderick, Collector
Hartford and Gwin
Two steamers, the American Eagle and the Stock.
ton, plying betweenlsan Francisco and Sacramento
exploded their boilers recently. by which ten per
soma were killed and number of others badly
wounded.
The mining news is interesting. Several new
placers have been discovered and the miners were
generally prosperous.
Emigration to Australia had ceased
The Sonora Fillibustering expedition attracted
much attention. bit as little sympathy with its OBJ
jects existed amongst the people it would probably
prove an utter failure.
The complimentary dinner to John Mitchell took
place on the 25th of October. Mitchell sailed on
the 18th instant for New York. The condition Of
society was improving. Some trouble continued
to exist with the interior Indians.
Good health generally prevailed
MARKETS
San Francisco, Nov. 1.-The markets have been
more active, though prices generally have under
gone but little change. Gallego and Haxall Flour
Sl4 SIG. Mess Pork S24. Gunny Bags, Sl4Il2
Butter Csc. Bacon and Hams IA l5c
SHIP NEWS AND MONEY MATTERS
The whaling ship Citizen, of New Bedford, was
loetin the Arctic ocean, portion of her crew
were saved, after terrible sutferings
Arrived at San Francisco, Oct l9, Susquehanna,
from Richmond
The total amount of treasure shipped from San
Francisco on the 1st Now by both routes In 81 80
000 mostly for New York.
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LATER FROM SANTA FE-MOVEMENTS OF
THE EXPLORING PARTIES. &c.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2J.-The Santa Fee mail has
arrived but brings news of Importance. Major
aubrey left Santa Fe, the 18th October for Cali
fo-nis Heis going TO try new route. Lieut..
Whi2ples exploring party had reached Albu-
qaerque,
Manuel Gallegos, the delegate elect to Congress,
did not come in the stage, but win arrive in few
days
Governor Meriwether was gaining popularity
daily.
General Garland had returned from Mesilla val.
lev No authority is to be exercised over it.
Judge Watts had sent in his resignation, on ac
count of the insufhciency of the salary.
Its thought that the New Mexico Railroad route
to the Pacific by Auton Chico, Albuquerque, and
Aubreys route, will be the best.
Thanksgiving was generally well observed
throughout Kentucky.
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WORK RIVER RATLRoAD.--TO TIE

- fEofLE OF hiCHMOND.-The undersigned
the Commissioners appointed by the act of Assembly
to open the books for and procure subscriptions TO-
the Railroad from Richmond to York River, in view
of the great Importance of the work to the whole
State, and especially you, the people of Richmond
respectfully invite you to assemble at Metropolitan
Hall, on MONDAY. the 18th day of December, that
you may appoint delegates to the King Queen
consider and determine whether you win individual
w. or in your corporate character subscribe it. But
Sl5o0o0 are wanting to build the Road which will
put you within five hours of che sea, and we cannot
forbear to say that in our humble Judgments, the
city of Richmond ought to take the whole of it. and
that will prove TO the best investment she ever
made. EDWARD j. WILSON,
BERNARD PEYTON,
r. S. APPERSON,
JAMES LYONS,
r. H. MAURY. Comm'rs
CHAS. DIMMOCK,
ABRA'M WARWICK, s5
JAMES STAMPER,
JOHN ID. CHRISTIAN,
re- Other city papers requested to COPY
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BY JAMES III. TAYLOR. s
REAL ESTATE O.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
BROAD STREET AT AUCTIoN.-on sA
TURDAY, Sd December, at o'clock r. NJ. upon
the premises will be sold halfacre Lots on the up
per end of Broad street, opposite to the Richmond
College. These Lots front Broad street and run
back TO the Richmond and Fredericksburg Rsilroad
and the beautiful and desirable Lots in that
rapidly improving part of the street, just beyond the
city.
Those in want of really fine lot, and in one of
the best neighborhoods about the city, would do well
to attend, the sale viii take place the day above
named (if fair.) without limit or reserve.
no % JAS. NJ TAYLOR, Auct.i
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

New YORK, Saturday. Nov 2s.-There is no change
IN rates OF interest," but money is freely supplied in
tue street at ten rer cent for prime business paper,
Exchange closed very firmly at 1899 for bills on Loa-
don Some drawers asked ITO Paris 5 I3205ill.-
The Pacific took out 1868 100 in spece
The Imports for the week not large, but bethin
Dry Goods and General Merchandise, are in advance
OF the corresponding week of last year. Included in
iron, S64 100 in lead 04 in watches S57 l20 in tin
Sf' $50 in sugar, and IA 863 in furs -louy- Com
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JAS. NJ. TAYLOR, Auct.
BY DUNLOP. MONCURE { CO.

BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS, AT AUG.
~ TION:-On FRIDAY, I'd December, commen.
$50 cases SHOES and BOOTS, comprising general
assortment of seasonable work. direct from manufac.
turers, consisting in part Of
Mems Brogans, and Servants and Boys Brogans
Mems thick Water Proof Boots
Youths and Boys Brogues and Servants and Boys
Brogans.
Youths and Boys Boots, various qualities
Gents fine Calf Boots
Women's Caters, Buskins and Ties
Misses Shoes and Boots. assorted qualities
ALSO,
10 cases Black Wool Hats
Terms-Under 800 cash; over $780, months ere.
dit for approved negotiable paper.
DUNLOP, M0NCURE CO.,
no q Auctioneers.
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nc Na,iota Intelligencer Of saturday, Save !:

Tie Na'ioral Iutelligeneer of Saturday, says;
scheme il on foot to construct railroad from
Richmond TO York river, for the purpose of reno
wing the shipping port Of the fourshing capital of
Virginia to the fine deep water of York almost
within sight OF the Chesapeake Bay, and furnishing
direct communication with the ocean ofonly a few
hours, instead Of reaching it, as now, by the James
River, one hundred miles long, and one OF the
crookedest. most bathing and tedious streams for
ssil vessels. A railroad OF thirty miles viii reach
York river, wide, deep, straight stream or estua
~ and viii be almost good as removing the sea
or the bay up to Rockets. We should think that
every man familiar with the localities would consi-
der capital plan and promising the greatest be-
neats to Richmond. Sixty or seventy years ago
ships from England freighted for Richmond used
sometimes 10 land their cargoes at the head of
FORK River where there was then a small village
called West Point. Ii was deemed convenience
al that day even without the facility OF railroad.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON Nov. 26-Lieut. Thomas Turner
has been ordered to ordnance duty at Philadel-
phia; Passed Midshipman Francis G. Dallas, to the
soop-of-war Albany Third Assistant Engineer
Charles H. Mason has resigned.
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VALUABLE EE1I. rgrATr ~
ron 90 n1ir, BETWEEN 7rn AND q : s,r1s =
NEsD1v sn - AuC4IoN. win Sc MD. on wv s.
misses neon the Hh Deer 1ss1 mon Ire pre
he h'.atn aide Of Main. befse. ~ - 1 ~
hns fcur 4. .nree stories high above fbe bsssss
ished IA aud ten roclue al hsnS..ssi az
dern snn q the best rn4tcrisis ,if6 81 ~
water rIa.s y, Ienf1 and conyeuienc es snrh - ~. ~.
servants rooms ~ room. tc &c. Good kitchen.
EIasnsnrxl45o psysble eth s.ptsmb., ,aes = VI.
~ ana the pei6nce IN the foIlo-i 4ass - q 4,
cash. balance ct 3, and II nar,hs - 1919. w
notes interest added seczred II s.r. -. ns
ne % GOnfS{I Z w ~ Sesas
DEAL ESTATE ON THE SoTTTi4
~ SIDE OF BROAD, BETWErN 1rrrre
SON AND MADISON STREETs II : ~ e d
VIII be sold on WEDNESDAY. 5osh NosaraS.s
1858. upon the premises, eommencine Il 1900 ;
small Brick Tenement on the South side az Rr,sJ
between Jefferson and Madison streets -
TERMs-One- third cash; balance at and months
for negotiable notea interest added and title retain
ed until last note Is paid. n
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN DJJ-
V Walls ADDITION FOR SALE At AUC-
TION.-Will be sold, on the premises, on MONDAY.
9Th Deer 1853 commencing ut 81 o'clock. r. NJ, that
valuable grocery stand I'd street. near the new bu
rying ground The lot fronts 60 feet the west line
of I'd street. running back Baker street. 129 feet
Also, neat residence on St. Stephen street, be-
tween Charity and Baker streets suitable for small
family.
TEKMs-Oue third cash, balance at 5 and months
for negotiable notes. interest sdded and title retained
no % GODDIS L APPERSON.1
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LATER EROM AIISTRAIIA-

NEW YoRK, Nov. 26-The ship Bavaria has ar
rived here, with Melbourne dates to the LIST Septem-
her, She brings no late papers Adams Co. re-
ceive Sll0,00O in gold by this arrival. One pas
$4,000. The Bavaria brings back part of her orr.
siual cargo.
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WOMAN TO BE HUNG.

HUNTINGDON, PA, Nov. 25.-Judge Taylor to-day
ker convicted Of poisoning her sister, Mary Harris
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ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.

BosToN, Nov. 26.-The steamer Canada arrived
here at IL o'clock last night from Halifax
Adyices from Rome state that the news from the
Danubecreated the most intense excitement among
the French army of occupation. Numerous appli.
cations were made for permission to join the
Turks. s fE
The Canada's mails were forwarded this morn.
ing.
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NOMINATIONS OF U. STATES senate

NOMINATIONS OF U. STATES SENATOR'S.
NOZZLE Nov pa caucus of the Legislature
has nominated the Hon c. C. Clay for the long term
OF the U. s Senate, and Hon. Benz Fitzpatrick, for
the short term.
The late European advices have given much
frmness to the cotton market, and holders are ask
ing hi CHER rates
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BosToN Nov IA fire occurred this morning,
and two children were suffocated in the flames
Their names were not ascertainea.
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FUTURE DAYS.
81 DUNLOP. NoNC1EE / CO.

GROCERIES AT AUCTION. - On
~ TUESDAY, the 18th inst, commencing Il 10
ment OF GROCERIES, ke.. consisting in part Of:
N hhds. Porto Rico and N. o. Sugar fair to prime
quality.
100 bags Coffee Sugar
Cuba Molasses
Candy Salt Mustard, Hennessey Brandy
Port Wine, Champagne Wine, Madeira Wine
Gunpowder, Imperial and Pouchons Teas
Cigars Oils, he.
TERMs-Under 500 cash; over eico, four months
credit. fer approved ne gofiabe paper.
c. Sale without regard to weather.
nov IS DUNLOP. MONCURE l. CO..
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REPORTED FAILURE.

BosToN. Nov 2J.-Otis II. Weed an extensive ice
dealer, failed today, to the amount OF from $4,000
IL $4,000 Eeis now absent in Australia.
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AWFT1L MORTALITY AT SEA

NEW YORK, Nov 25.-The packet ship Constel-
lation Is below, having had 100 dsaths among her
passengers on the voyage, and 20 still sick.
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DOMESTIC TRoUBLE.-W. Ellery Claiming and
wife Of Concord, Mass, have separated. Mrs.
Claiming is the sister Of the late Margaret Fuller
Ossoli. She retains the custody of her four
cLiid-an
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AND LILY Err COM.

ERUIT TREES FOR SALE, of the
II following varieties:
PEACHES, PEARS, PLUMS. APPLES, CHER
RIES APRTCOTS, NECTARINES, OUNCES
GRAPE VINES, STRAWBERRIES, RASPBER-
RES all of the choicest varieties, warranted
to name. 1s$
Also, large quantity of ORNAMENTAL TREES,
EVERGREENS, &c, suitable for ornamenting pub
lie and private grounds. q
lY- Orders sent direct to the Fair View Nurseries
Moorestown, N. j., or to PEYTON JOHNSTON
4 BROTHER, Richmond, Va, or THOMAS p.
CROMWELL, Norfolk, Va, will receive prompt at
tention. JOHN PERKINS,
22-d6t e1ts Proprietor.
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LNARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber of
IL fers for sale the farm which he resides, about
miles from Richmond, near the turnpike road,
adjoining the lands formerly owned by Patrick H.
cords Of wood on it. besides timber; with good ice
house, and other buildings. Persons disposed to pur
chase will please call and view for themselves
Terms will be made accommodating. Also the stock
of Cows, Hogs Corn, Fodder, &c
The above property viii be sold at public auction
FRIDAY, the Cd day of December next if fair, if
the next fair day thereafter. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
should it not be sold privately previous to tina. time
nov 12-dtd* JAMES PADGETT.
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PRINTERS STRIKE AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 25.-The printers in all the dai-
ly newspaper offices struck to-day The propri =
tors agree pay Il prices but refuse TO submit to
other terms dictated by the Union.
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DEATH OF A DISTINGUISHED MAN.

MONTPELIER, VT. Nov 25-The Hon. Samuel
Crafts, formerly Governor of Vermont. died yes
,erday Hehad also represented his State in the
Senate OF the United States and was for years
representative in Congress.
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NORrOLK.-The Norfolk Beacon of Saturday

NoRFoLK-The Norfolk Beacon Of Saturday,
says:
The Jury in the case of commonwealth, We. Mrs
Margaret Douglas for teaching negroes to read and
write, contrary to law, found the defendant guilty
ana hned her enc dollar. The Judge in passing
sentence, according to the statute, viii condemn
her 10 imprisonment for not less than six months.
Appewhite Vaughan, Snyder and Morse were
examined on Thursday before the County Court of
Norfolk county, on the charge Of having robbed two
Caiiiornians (of which mention was made short
time snce) and reinanded to prison to await their
ulsi before the Spring term of the Superior Court
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
CLAY AND ADAMS STREETS AT AUG
TION.-By virtue of the provisions of the last win
and testament of John Carter decd late ofthe
ty of Henrco, we shall, on TUESDAY, 9Th Decern-
Der, at o'clock, p NJ, upon the premises sell that
lot Of LAND situated at the Southwest intersection
of Clay and Adams streets, fronting 65 feet Clay
portion of the real estate of which said Carter died
seized, and adjoins on the East the property of
Miller, Esq This property will be divided in two
lots, each fronting 52a feet on Clay streets and from
its beautiful situation in desirable neighborhood
must commend itself to those in of fine building
SITES
Terms will be made known at the sale
JOSEPH c. BURTON,
GEO. w. CARTER,
Executors of John Carter, decd
JAS. M. TAYLOR, Auctr. o25
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HOLLoWAY'S PILLS, A NEVER
IL FAILING REMEDY FOR GENERAL DE-

HOLLOWAY'S PILLS, A NEVER
Ii FAILING REMEDY FOR GENERAL DE.
bitity of the System Lolrness Of Spirits Sick Head
aehe-Suferers from these complaints, or their con-
eomitants nervousness, aundice, dropsy, and dscr-
dereo liver (all of which have their origin fton the
same cause, namely, arrangement of the main
springs of life) should take Holoway's Pills, their
properties being such will search the whole sys-
tenn, act powerfully the seat of the disease, and
thereby remove the disorder and usensihy give
strength to the Frame enliven the spirits purify the
blood, and finally restore the patient to the enjoy
ment of perfect health. There Pills equal to
these for the cure OF indigestion.
Sold by the Proprietor, z24. Strand tnear Temple
Bar London aud by all respectable Vendors of PAT.
those of the United States in Pots and Boxes at S
cents. 81 cents, aud 81 so each. Wholesale by the
principal Drug Houses in the Union. and by Messrs
A. B. l. D. SANDS, New York, and PURCELL, LAID
/ CO., Richmond, Va.
There is very considerable Saving In taking the lsr.
ger sizes.
affixed TO each Pet or Box. 10 A-iw
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Holmes,
abpey,
de We're
zen each
= Of the
J5--ts
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ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF GLA

ARRIVAL OF THE CITY-OF GLASGOW
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 26-The steamer City OF
Glasgow has arrived here from Liverpool She
brings 300 passengers and a large and valuable
freight Her dates are not so late as the Canadas.
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MIGHT SALES EVENING

MIGHT SALES.-THIS EVENING
IN commencing at 2 O clock, we will resume our
night sales, and continue them throughout the see
son, at 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. =
Also, q fine assortment of Cloths Cass;meres Vest.
inga Mnsns, Alpacas. Silk and Cotton Pocket and
Head Handke rchiefs Cravats, Irish Linens, Linen
Table Cloths, White and Brown. Hosiery, all colors
Shawls nc.
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 Pistols
Bowie Knives, &c.
Country merchants and the trade are invited to A.
tend our saes a. they will find large variety, and Of
first rate quality.
Sale commences every night ut z O'Clock.
no It's A. MOTT 4 CO, Aucta
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
THE subscriber having determined to dis
Il continue housekeeping III the city, aud having
leased his house aud lot for of years, is about
removing to his farm will sell at his residence the
corner of Broad and 18th streets, on TUESDAY, the
18th instant at 10 O'Clock, lot of useful and hand
some FURNITURE consisting in part of rich aud
costly Divsns Carpets, Parlour Curtains (rich and
modern Marble Top Tables, superior quality ParIor
other useful articles to housekeepers
TERMs-Suins under $50 cash; $50 and over, six
months credit for negotiable paper, endorsed.
P. NJ. TABB JR.
: r. CAUTHoRN, Auct. 22-dtds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-28

n, tmphDERER sEsTENcED.-cATsKrLL, Nov 3d.
Wsrten Wood, the murderer OF Williams the ped.
al, asehtenced 70 he hing on the 10Th Of janusry