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FOR SALE-A valuable FARM Of 2lo :crc.,
IL near Alcxan 1ris. Any gentleman wishing to
purchase desirable private residence near the
city will be fur'' he'd tie particulars. terms of SAL
&c. by calling ut my rooms in Todd's Building Pa
avenue III. CAMERON.
oct 4-TUSEtE
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE

GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
rINHE undersigned having established General
l Intelligence Office on 10th street near Pernsyl
vania avenue is prepared to transact all business
usually done in this line. lie would particularly in
form those who in want of female helps. that he
has always the names OF n number of good German
girls register in his books.
Persons seeking employment would do well to call
at my Office and have their names registered.
oct 3-6t* HENRY GILDEMEISTER.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

t'OH RENT-Scvrral furnished PARiORS
Il and CHAMBERS. in n central ard desirable 10
cation. May lie rented with without board. by
early application. Enquire ut the promises T. he
tween 'th ard Sth streets s,me lately opposite the
entrance I" tie G-ncrsl Post Office.
N
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Post Office on St'dcy-Hereafter on Sunday, the
city Post Office will be open from to p H., in
stead Of from to 8 p. III.
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INOR X r. n IA firs; class BOARDING HOUSE
u on strr't. near l4th, four stories in height
with back building, containing large dining room,
parlors. and thirty charters. Rent Il 500 Apply
corner of III and 9Th street sen 2T-rtf
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~ WANTED-By a gentleman ana his la
Ell dy, without family ill the first of April next
hanusome modernhuilt HOUSE. thoroughly fur
hisied with fixtures. &C. Possession to lie given
On tlie hrst Of November. One situste in the West
Ina preferred Early information is requested bv
tho.e having houses to let, the applicants wish
!" ieave the city for a few week.. Apply st lG6,
Browns Hotel oc 5-tt
NURSE WANTED-A lady having two
children. and who expects in the course of a
month or six weeks TO go to st. Paul's. Minnesota
wishes to engage white WOMAN. As a nurse to go
with her protestant English, German. or Scotch
would be preferred. Call Mrs. - at Mrs Spsul-
dug s. corner of and 9th streets.
5-1w&-
nv ANTED I'M lie DIATELY-At tue
w Little Falls Bridge. three miles above George
town, twenty-five good STONE CUTTERS; wa
ges 81 80, 81 40 and SD 30 per day.
Also, twenty five good L.4BORERS wages 81 -
ior day. GEO THOM.
Capt. Top. Eng. in charge of construction
sep i'If nf Little Falls Bridge.
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me G'T"dnId-The Elu-cal public may well oe
"a mr. qua rice IN regard to the Germanias concert
W tomorrow evening, for it promise. to be truly
Grand one. See programme.
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60iI6 toT - Eenls. Items makes hi. iI.tln-
s4''hed Acknowledgements To Mr.. Nicholas Hopp,
'O'en'an at The Capitol grounds. for a beautiful
''lue'' OF which we may say in the language Of
ihotheT, " The gardens of Gal and the hives Of
hsbIa yield up their sweets to its comnosi,iop ,,
Il was duly conveyed to the wife and wean. y who
unite in their thanks.
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Wintcr Comins.-A classical writer .ays, .deal-
ers in stoves coal, clothing and such articles
wear broad grins, while fan dealers, ice cream and
soda vendors, and the like, seem to o1th their own
society" These are facts proved by our advertising
columns, in some measure.
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EHsign.-ln or notice Of the election Of non
commissioned officers of the Montgomery Guards.
We omitted TO mention the ret election Mr.. John
Tally a. Ensign, owing TO not having been fur
nished with the same.
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@a' sHf Hunter say ~ e,tcriay, according to
announcement, A. Hunter appeared in front
"' eS'aOilshment on tho avenue but dit not de
"ef the promised address on the subject of ,emp,r
III stated that hls friends had advises, him
SPedA on the occasion, it might be the
'@u'r Of disturbance oil the Sabbath day. and a.
abiding citizen, he had concluded 10 take their
'"''oe; mus teaching lesson TO those who had
,'''''y assahed Lin. Hunter, therefore, said but
IIue.
'4''o NIHtydctory.-Messrs.W Wise * Brother are
'h'Ne manufacturers Of pianos in Baltimore, their
Instruments being grand in cabinet work. excellent
''ueh' on new principle, and are splendid in ap-
Pearance
"G! dhGrd Pfssentdiion.-The presentation
magnificent American flag to the National
'u' captain j. A. TAFT, will take place this even
az al Ihelr armory, Island Hall. splendid par of
'@uetts IL also TO be presented 10 the CAPTAIN, AMI
w doubt not the scene viii be one Of soIdiery infer
~ Their preparations for the ball are going on
finely. 'e ""
'a''ondi Greys Among the military movements
'hr city Is that Of the National Greys, who are
furnishing up in the best style for the grand parade
- me 18Th Of October. They meet this evening to
4ier matters, and intend TO be prominent feature
a. hat Interesting affair.
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Mst FOR REST-And possession given .on
III the LEI of November. the Brick HOUSE on
street. between 18th and 18th streets 1t is in
good repair newly pap"red and painted. good
stand for any public business. Rent $500.
Or 1-5tH mo WATERS
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Dwelling and store For Rent
~ tNoHtory ana attic DWELLING. with Store
s4Ahgood dry cellar, and sruny conycnirnces stua-
"a on the corner of ID street and Maryland avenue
IS for rent. Apply TO VIM. Grcason, corner OF 18th
and street, CO..
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Complaint 81 Lcdy-A lady complains Of certain
hackmen and Others on Pennsylvania avenue, who
take OCCASION when ladies are passing, to make vul-
gar remarks in their hearing, and few days since
she was almost tripped up by whip lash being
thrown about her feet. We know some very re-
spectacle drivers, who should that those who are
guilty of this indecency may be marked Their good
reputation requires this
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AUCTION SALES.
:..::..s.,;;;: $3.50: :
This ffA
FASHIONABLE CI1Ta,rn an


E4sHIONABLE CLs,TarNf, An aus.
TiON-The large ana well sei.rsed ...e.s y
resdy made Clothing, al No 90 slain sr,sss 49,.
proprietor being desiruus Of closing ia l,us,rs-s
The ftock comprises, Blue. Black std nror, rs.s.s
Dress and Frock Coais; Black and Fsnc. 60.
mere Psnts; Bus;neas Costs, SIX. satin Ss..,,ss
and other Vests. al manufactures f,r "a -.
trade and will be sold In small parcels. Ia ..s, .sy
customer. The saie win commences On TmeSss~-
Morning, February 18th, and viii be cun.,nnez
until the whole stock il sold.
fe5 ALEX MOTT e. CO. Aur..
a RARE CRANCE-go BE SOLD WITH .
N OUT RE5ERVE-A lot Of goods sin be a
yea TO the above sale, consisting OF Aibasa Ter
selss tour pieces; Knives and Fork. In cases. Css-
i n lea and Coffee Kettles, fancy Ink Sssnds.
slea Cake and Fruir Bask ets, Salt Cellars Msntel
e.. rapler Msche, Wiring Desks Work Boxes
h ses en- Caddies, &c &C, ali IF which will
of mI,nout reserve, 1t being part of the q, ck
he oe.ohging to store keeper OF this city, az
IA ~ uooas The sale will take place gednes-.
our raa"n nk, February 18th, at 10 CLOCK with
Nd ,s Nc " regard TO weather
p ~ De sold at the same store ON Wes-
- Iss.y sno fnrsday nights, q lot of Warcp-
Close snd Fancy oeods, without reserye. d,
Sale conducted by /. ,sr.r.,,
Terms cash. Null q CO.
70
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RARE CHANCE FOR ANTIQUARIAN

RARE CHANCE FOR ANTIQUARIANs.
A UCTlON SALE OF GOLD, SILVER, AND
n COPPER COINS, MEDALS, &C. &c On
Monday Morning, the 2lst inst, commencing
at 10 O'Clock, at the large Room over the store oi
Mr.. Elias Hale, No LOG Main street, will be acid st
public auction, very large cellecton of rare, old
and valuable Gold, Silver and Copper Coins,
Medals and Pocket Pieces comprising from 1000
to 1900 pieces belonging to the estate ct Aoram
Levy, deceased
These coins took Mr. Levy fifty years to collect,
and were highly priced and treasured up by him
as great cEriosi,ies. Also, very fine Gold Patent
Lever Watch; collection of beautiful Oil Paint.
ings alse. Chamber Furniture, consisting OF one
high post Mahogany Bedstead and Bedding, Blu
reau, Washstand, Secretary and BOOK Case pair
OF handsome Ottomsns, Chairs, Rocking Chairs,
Carpet &c. &c
N. B.-The shove will be open for examination
on and after Thursday, the 18th inst, when cata.
logUes OF the Coins can be obtained and the pub
lie, both ladies and gentlemen, respectfully in.
vited 70 avail themselves seeing such large and
fine collection of great eurositles, and which is
said TO be the most valuable in the United states
Terms cash.
By order of JACOB A. LEVY
Ex'r of Abran Levy, deceased.
Sale to be conducted by
fe It'd GEO. ]. SUMNER, Auetr.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF Valuable Real Estate i'm the County of
Henrica mud Ciiy af Richmnud

by virtue of decree OF the Circuit Court for
- the City OF Richmond, pronounced on the 9th
OF January, 1858, in the friendly suit OF Davis,
guardian, &c, VS.. Green, &c, the undersigned
special commissioner, will sell at Public Auction on
the premises, at the hour of o'clock, on Monday,
the 2Sth OF the present month, without regard to
weather, the House and Lot in the County OF Hen
ilco, belonging to the estate Of William A. Brown
deceased, situated on the Mechsnicsvile Turnpike
road, about quarter of mile from the City of
EchIn ond, nearly opposite the property of William
Cuiingsworth, Jr. Containing about 4 of an acre
OF groCnc the building is Of BRICK with four large
rooms-and on the following day, at the hour of
ciocz, T. NJ 8 Building Lot in the City of Rich
mohd, adjoining Taibots Foundry. fronting % feet
or Hary street and running back 100 feet
Terms VIII be cash as to SO much fthe proceeds
BE may De necessary to pay the costs and charges
s'teEolng the sale and the costs of the suit-Ihe
BALANCE on credit of six months, the purchaser ex.
ecanng negotiable notes, with good endorsers, and
the ntie retained until purchase money is fully paid
and conveyance ordered by the court
JOHN N. DAVIS,
re TIC special Commissioner
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es,ea Eeb. Il, says:
re Secretary ot the Treasury has appointed
-..--.,-,,. 70 ,Is:t the Philadelphia Mint and test
80 r--.:s-y a. TIE assays. Messrs. Hunter of the
80. al q Blocks Ct the House are the commit
.se
sslae, S;rone appeared before :he Invest eating
- .,ca IL cev. EAd testified that various state
,,.z.s sgurr 70 by previous witnesses were erro-
rsI.. U,her tstmopy in behalf OF tie parties
.-.e3 wsh fraud ana c0rrQpuea will BE- taken
te-ast-- ]: ls uncertain " nslher the committee
8 report at Ills session. Walters will fully
.s,ge,s,e L.Dself, and the amount Of piuu6er
r.t.reG ags Dst other parties will De greatly re-
cd - testimony yet to be given. We under
s.sal ,c.: strong has sued the herald snd Tribune
..-.Le.lls publications upon this sggi ecI
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sTRATTON,~ 0RFICg.

Drawn Nos of Delaware, No 81, Fe0 -
- s. II IS 2S ~ q l6 10 ls 90 50 5 sc
Half ticket Noe Is 4s SO, $I00 sold snd paid by
STRATTJE.
Drawn Nos Delaware. Elk 90, Feb IS:
e IL g 73 80 6j Sc Is 2e AZ 81 50.
Ticket Nos 81 20 prize sold and paid By
STATION.
To.day.--Delawsre, Glass SO. Capital $50, 075
- Nos. il drawn. Tickets $40. te 10
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Destructive Fire at Cumberland.

CvrFERLAND F=5 l4-Ho:!msL's row, one Of
IL s.ees, commercial buildings in our town, WIS
nos- totally destroyed by fire Today. The flames
s-lz- olt soon after II O'CLOCK 4 Vi, IL the attic
re Ire undoubtedly the y Jrk Of ar incen-
cory Hessrs Read L Fro, Bueh d Seylor. NJ
-rlLe, beIsweugeT Co, suC James Sullivan
WLu CccapIed the stores. were fully insured, and
streC their goods iacousideraby damaged. The
Is a. Temperance and Mesons lose portion d" +
1ue.- ,4rLi;ure. The block was insured Tor $4,000
re Franklin Office, Philadelphia which viii
cover Inc loss Only one Of me adjoining resi-
GeGees, which was occupied by Mrs D"us herty,
yes Consumed. No sec cent occurred.
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FrsgI5fj1 MINE

2LrooR, Me, Feb. IA freshet occurred
g, lie Plscataquis river on Thursday night,
~ winch tie village Of Pessadumkesg was
igocst. bridges swept away, stores and dwell
az. houses and barns submerged, Sc. The
oss : heavy at last accounts the water was
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MANAGERS OFFICE.
4


Splendid Scheme for This Day.-Cspi,als:
$50 900, 20U03, 10000, 55u0 $780, 70 TO- 50 OF 1000,
Ae u numbers, - drawn Tickets $40.
Also the psspsco Lo,.-ry--Cap.,ei: SO, 500, CT
1873, % Of $50, &c. Tickets 81 50.
Drawn Nos Of Pa.apsco, CO:
Il IS 81 80 * 81 Gs 5 s. 40 ~ q
Whole Is 81 81, $40 sold and paid by LUCK.
Drawn Nos Of Nd Consolidated, D.:
II sc 80 ,: IS 10 80 q g SO q = 2G -.
Whole II 50 g.
a.. 10 Il s. $50 sod and psid By LUCK.
DO 10 2. sc
DO 10 &c SO
C B. LUCK.
Drawn Eos. CT Pstapsco. 63:
IS 10 10 40 30 % 6 "a IS 81 6
Qsaf'eF' 49, Sal sold and PAID by
Drawn Nos Of Grand Consolidated, E:
Y z9 80 % 81 81 5 CT 20 "A As l2
Qasr:er, , 40 20, $500 I Sold and paid by
CO % sc IS, S!00} LUCK.
Drawn Nos CT Ts,apsco ca:
&C IS s. II 81 81 5 80 ~ 20 l9 e. CO so
90 80 80 So, LUCK.
Drawn nos Of Washington II:
s. II &c ze 80 IS 81 Ii &c 81 y 10 81
Whole, IS IS s., $50 sold and PAID by
LUCK.
To my old Customers and Frfends.-My
(ale X G SCOTS office for the Bale OF Lottery
Tickets, where It will give pleasure to wat on
you. G B. LUCK.
ORDERS for Certificates or Packages or single
Tickets and shares in any OF tine Maryland Lo,.e-
res, viii Ioeet prompt and confidential attention,
addressed to T. FRANCE d co, Managers, if
re l6 or 10 c B. LUCK, Richmond. Va.
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ny Alexander MOTT & r..

OUR EVENING: SALES viii, ha .
uhtli 'ne season closes, Commencing a save,,
oeiocR' al woicn time va will sell from the shaIe
10 lots 10 suit purchasers, good selection ~ 49,
ana cut oIy goods. hardware, cutlery gums. pis,ols
goio and silver Watches and clocks and rI,na r,;ars
OF every description. Also general ssse.rtmsnt ~
i$hcy sooos. ALEA MOTT d. CO,
No AuctGarers
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~ I.ea,. ". W. Pollock, Of the Navy,
49, .saat ever IN the sum Of Sl0O0, in BALI
..... 81. Monday, to Keep the peace towards
,...-er oflser named Nelson, with whom it
-. ,-.fer.,ood he had ged TO fight duel,
Q The State Ct Maryland.
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The Stare T'y0ie in Cgk1.

Wv YORK, FEB. l4-It is understood that
zee British squadron on the coast is about 10 ue
l-,-atr Increased with the determination effect
ely 10 put down the slave trade in thai To-
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SMITH. LOTTERY 0FkILk,
Wall street. under the CfIy Hotel,
CHALK'S OLD STAND

Drawn numbers fsIapsco, 81, Feb 18th:
GO 80 50 II "a 81 30 SO 20 Is e. g. so
Ticket, Nos ~ 70, So, sold.
Day.-Susq 1ehsnna, l2-Capitals: ! Of
$4,000, OF 10000, l Of 1900. l OF 5000. OF
5000, of 2.3!0, so OF LOCO, 80 OF 500 100 Of 200
7e numbers, b drawn. Tickets sl0-shares IL
proportion.
Also-Patapsco, &C Capitals / Of $40 500, Of
1870, &C 10 numbers. u drawn. TlcksIs 81 20.
shares 10 prUporli0a.
Iel6 SMITH
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GALE OF LAND IN HENRICO COUN.

GALE OF LAND IN HENRICO COUN.
y TY-By virtue of a deed of trust, executed to
the sui scriber by Ira Lee, dated the 7th day of
June, 1851, and of record in the Clerks Office OF the
county OF Henrico for the purpose Of securing to A.
B. Carter sum of money therein named, Il shall, in
pursuance of said deed, proceed to sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, the premises, on
Monday, 2lst of February, 1853, tract of Land
lying and being in said county, about l2 miles be-
low Richmond, containing about one hundred acres
more or less situated on the North side of the Will
liamsburg Stage Road, bounded by the lands OF E F
Cartwright, /. Eacho and others Persons wish
ing can obtain farther information previous to the
day of sale, by calling the trustee In Richmond
The till, to the said Land is Undoubted but selling
as trustee shall convey such title only is vested
in me by said deed of trnst
Terms of SALE cash.
in 3l-.StaUtd i. J. CARTER.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
U In pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court
of Richmond City, pronounced on the 9th day of
December, 1852, in the suit of Gentry u.s. Gentry
and ais, the undersigned, the Commissioner named
in the said decree, will proceed on Monday, the
7th day of March next, at the hour of O'Clock in
the afternoon to sell at public auction, the pre-.
misses, the House and Lot OF which John Gentry
died seized and possessed, situated on Church
Hl in the city of Richmond, at the intersection OF
Franklin and 2sth streets, fronting on Franklin
street about eighty feet and running back the usual
depth.
equal instruments, payable at six, twelve and eigh.
teen months, from the day of sale, and to carry
interest from that day-the purchaser to execute
bonds with approved personal security for the de-
ierred payments and the title to be retained until
a conveyance is ordered by the Court
fe l4-dtd JOHN o. STEGER Com'r.
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-TuE LATEST NEWS.

- President ELEcT on his WAY 10
W. p,ve ros.--The telegraph brings 'nios
.aor ,ba, General Pierce left Concord, Tor
,y..b;oeton, on Monday, accompanied by he
..s.,e Secretary. There was no public de-
-,,.,rsrion, farther than general lease.'a'
W. He was 10 remain in Boston Monday
:, and expected to reach New York Tues
-;.b, or Wednesday morning. II is said
- ~ Ceniaet Is definitely and unchangea-
~. armed bu, il is known only to those ap-
90. It's corpIexIcH will not be publicly
III the 9Th Of Msreh, the newspapers
80 contrary Notwithstanding.
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- The Washington Republic, Of yesteF-
IT,, states that Mr.. FGlier's condition was
.,...s.s, .orse Monday evening, the symp.
..s presenting an un'aroFabie turn. Some
~. mas. We, elapse before t definite opinion
49,, ser.yea ~ the attendiag physicians as 10
~. 81 rcsulI q bis wound.
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On HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION.
HUI On Tuesday, the 22d day Of the present
month, February we shall sch publicly. on the
premises, alta O'Clock in the evening, for the rnex
pred time Of the lease, an improved Lot y lne IN
by Mr. Ii PHILIPPE; which Lot was leased for
term of years. and which lease has about SIX years
and half 10 run; and the house, which is two sto-
riss high, and fitted up for store, together VIC a
the kitchen being the proPsrs 81 81 reoTns them
when the lease expires. a., -
The terms will De made knowz &c. on inc ea CAV oi
sale. IOLEh = soo ,
fe15 1eneIs- 2 800:
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SUPERIOR QUALITY CLOTHING At
y REDUCED PkICES.-l. d. GOODMAN, No
l34 Main street 10 now offering bis entire stock 81
heavy Winter Clothing, viz
Over Coats every style and qualify
Business, Frccks and Sacks, Of al qualities.
Cashmere Parts and vssts
Merino Under Shirts Drawers, &c, &c
Al greatly reduced prices. Those who have moi
supplied themselves, can now 6nd crest q
d G0oDMAN'S, s.
No l34 Main strset, opposite Eagle square.
n B--I have on band also, coed assortment a.
franks and Garpes Bags, .which am exceedingly
ssls JD.a.
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THE MARKETS,

BALTIMORE, Feb. lj.-Suies OF 1000 ibis.
Flour at IS. White Corn 81 cents; yellow 6S
&c C9 cts.
NEW York. Feb. l5.-Sales ofl0,00o bhls.
Flour at yesterdays rates. The Wheat mar
ke, is unsettled. Sales of 10000 bushels white
Corn ut Gti CENTS
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By Davenport, Allen & Co.

By Davenport, Allen q Co.
GROCERIES, &c AT AUCTION-On Thurs
u day, 18th February. we will sell at our auction
store an assortment, of Groceries, viz:
Bacon sides and shoulders
Lard, N Rum
Rectiied Whiskey
Coffee Sugars
Green Rio Coffee, Java Coffee
Solar Lamp Oil, Cigars
Window Glass, Candles
Green and black Teas DC &c
TERMs-Under 500 cash; 500 and over, four
months credit for approved paper.
AIsO-20 bbs Salt Beef.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN e. CO.,
fe IA Auctioneers
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DisPITcH
Arrival of Gen. Pierce In BOSTON

Gen. Pierce arrived in this city to-day. He
declined public reception. He has been clio.
seted since his arrival here, with Gen. Caleb
Gushing, who has been spoken OF, among
Others, as likely TO receive a cabine, appoint,
meni.
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aI MILITARY And CiVIL BALI a
g Tee YOUNG GUARD viii celebrate the 81
HR approaching anniversary OF the birth of M
n1z George Washington, by Military and v
Civic BAH. TO be given st Lafayette Hail, on
Tuesday, February 22d, 1853; and in asking the
patronage Ct the citizens and military can assure
all who may wish TO participate. that arrangements
have been made which canno, fail &c give satistac
ton.
The Armory Cotillon Band has been engaged for
fnP nccRsinn e-S0~ -
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WANTED.

VIZ ANTED, Carriage Body. Maker
w one accustomed TO lighr work preferred
lie Io-H THOS. CLEMMITT
MOOD WANTED.-I wi.h 10 putcbass a.
w veral hundred cords Of Piue W. 3d. TO he,
delivered on the Manchester eide oi he river near
Mayo's Bridge For further inform alton. spplv to
me ct my Brick yard, the County Court
House. Wanted, also, an Overseer.
fe l5-lm" GEO TURNER
M ANTED-AN No l White Female Cook.
w and No l Washer ana ironer. Apply
to CHAS EHRENKkOOK,
ie IA In,egrnce Oofhce
WANTED "A Salesman in a Watch and lew.
W cry Store. One that can come well recon-
nlended may address, post paid, Box ora. Post
Onlce, RICHMOND. ia 90
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COMNIIssIONEk's SALE OF Val
ESTRABLE DWrLLING ON TRE

- EAST Line OF FIFrH STREET, Be
TWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTlOH.-Wili be sold, or Monday
afternoon, the 2lst February, 1853 upon the pre-
misses, commencing at O'Clock, the newly erected
brick Dwelling, the East line of 5th street, near
McGruder. 1t fronts 80 feet, runs back 100 feet
to al alley
TERNs-One fourth cash; balace at 3, 6 and 9
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, se-
cured oy trust deed, or title retained.
fe 10 w GODDIN Auct.
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lvKARART AND GODEY-Ior TARCH.

VI The Fortunes OF the Colyiiie Family, or
C..-c and its Silver Lining. by Frank Smedley.
a-tLCr oi Frank Farlegh, Lewis Arlndel, DC, 20
cents
L1gnt snd Shade, or the Young Ar.!st, b Anna
Ram; Drury, 30 cents
Eesases q the Natural History Of Creation.
v.n Sequel 50 ceuts
ne Clrfessionai Of the Black Penitents, or tee
iiL.aL, by Hrs Radcliffe, 80 cents
&c. sale By G 81 WEST d BRO,
e Il : ami d 1cnpuge