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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-12
Great Sale Of Dry Goods at Auction.

Great Sale Of Dry Goods at Auction
FgilE subscriber has Just received Of the largest
4 cnnsgnmens Of DRY GOODS ever Offered at
Auction in this city, consisting English, French Ger
man, and American Broadcoths, IN Black, Blue Brown
and Green Doeskins, Black and fancy cours, Ladies'
Dress Goods, comprising GinGhams, Chambomeens De
LANES, Prnts &c.
Linen Goods
Linen Sh-etings, Napkins, Table Covers beached
and unblaached Linen for Bosoms and Collars Linen
pocket Hdkts for Ladies and Gents Linen Drillings,
&C ami other kinds Of Goods to parlic-
ularze.
The sale will commence FRIDAY Evening" at
O'clock, and con niue week.
AFTERNOON SALES for the accommodation of
Ladies, will commence at Il O'Clock, each afternoon
The attention OF the public is respectfully called to
the Stock OF Cloths and Linen Goods in this Sale Call
und examine. ALEX PUTNAM, Auctr
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Silk Rn11nets.

0UR Milliner having returned from New York with
the latest Spring Styles Of Siik }onneis we are
prepared TO receive orders for all kinds Slk Grape,
and Lawn hats. In the above department will only
say, that we employ hiuefs that had long exper
fence in the most fashionable Cities and can assure
those having work done at our Rooms, only neatly
Made goods but fashionable si}ls Ladies are invited
70 call and examine. MILES d BROWNING,
ap6 dtf $50 Main street
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Grass Valley Gold Mining Company.
Capital--S25O 900, in 1880 Shares, $500 Each
J. WINCHESTER, President.

THE Rich Quartz Claims owned by the Company
exceed 900 in number covering n surface of 100
in the richest and most desirable part of Grass
Valley.
The whole Of the Machinery is in California, and will
be put in operation immediately. 1t is the most pow
erul of any YET manuactui ed and calculated crush
l0O tOus per day.
few Shares OF the stock for sale at par Pampfl-
lets containing the Charter Bylaws Maps, & c.. NAV
be obtained at the oce if by mail! enclose two three
cent stamps
Address, postage pail with remittance for stock, lin
drafts on New ok, or current funds) to
r. J. RICHARDS; Secretary,
No. 1917 Fulton st, N. York.
Where specimens Of the Goid -bearng Quartz may be
seen rom 10 10 O'Clock. mv9 d2m
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a Valuable Lot

" LAND, on Grafton St, containing about ii 600
" square feet VIII he sold on the most favorable
terms, if applied for directly.
w. S BARTON
apis distt Harrington Corner.
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West India Goods.

WeSC lnQla GOODS.
NHE subscribers respectfully give notice to the in
Il habitants Of Worcester and neghboring towns
that they have taken the now and spacious Stores,
and Bangs Block, Main ST. where we offer for sale an
extensive assortment of
w. l. Goods, Teas, oil, Flour,
and every variety of FAMILY GROCERIES. Being
connec ed ia Boston aud having superior advantages
shall sell Goods at greater bargains than ever before
offered In Worcester Call and see.
" Goods delivered at any p0rt Of the city free OF
charge
O. ID. COBB, II. e. COBB.
Worcester, May, 1853 my7 dawtf
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Valuable House for Sale.

- THE House now occupied by the subscriber
Ein8 with the whole, part of the Land adj joining
Ii is situated at The head OF State street, and is
one of the best built and convenient houses in this
city. For terms, and further description apply to
mayl7 distf G. A. HARRINGTON
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Adams & Claflin- Artis.s

MO. lee Main Street. directly opposite the American
~ House, Worcester, Mass, having fine Say Light
for Adults, we have recently aadded TO our Establish
mcnt an adjoining Room, with spacious Side Light,
expressly ior Daguerrso ping Children, by the use OF
which Pictures are made almost instantaneonsly.--
Those who have failed At other Rooms, are Invited 20
give us call.
~ Hours for small Children, from 10 am, to 4p.m.
maya dawf
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Perry & Andrews
PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC ROOMS

~A-4~'S - NAS~A| IAN ~ AKA OOAO LGOONAOg
No. Harrington Corner, Worcester, Mass.
THE subscribers Offer for sale Lemuel Ghert's Pa
L tent-action and Boudoir PIANO FORTEs of diff
ierent styles, VIZ:
The z. Octave, in Carved Cases,
The and Octave in plain round and round Cases,
me and Octave IN square Cases, with prices
from $500 TO 5000 The Boudotr. STYLE which is SUI
penor 10 Others IN form and tone; abe 7 Octave in
carved Cases the 6Octaye in plain Cases prices flom
S25o TO SOU All the above have Giiberps Patent
ActiOn, ami superior any others in the Market
and will be sold or exchanged on favorable terms
also, SeraphtneS, HolianS, and Melodia,es,
from the bes' Makers. Music Books OF all kinds A
choice selection OF New Sheet Music Piano Stools.
shirleys Furniture Polish &c. Pianos to let tuned and
repaired. EMERY PERRY, Professor, and
ap27 dawtf A. ANDREWS, Teacher of Music.
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FLOUR A FLOUR /!

MN2EA THE undersigned are constantly receiving,
EEf@ssil per Western Railroad, extra and common
<s8A FLOUR, among which may be found the iol-
CHAS j. HILL & SONS unsurpassed Extra
w. WHITNEY'S Premium.
O. J. HILL Extra, BLUE JACKET, Extra,
JOHN WILLIAMS, do. ELL1C0TT'S MILLS, do.
Z. b. snELMIRE. 10. SENECA CHEF, do
BANNER MILLS, do. B. g, GRANT, do
md other brands.
Hall bills Hill Son, Hill Extra, and E. ID. shemire
Extra,
und Bags Flour ofextra quality.
GRAHAM FLOUR ofsuperioI quality, Of our own
manufacture, In barrels and bags
BUCK-WHEAT FLOUR in 100, rs, and 10 ID. bags
all Of which will be sold at the lowest market prices AZ
No. Mechanic street
feb2 dawf BLISS, SUTTON q co
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WANTS, &c.
Information Wante
WANTED

W Il II 7 d.
A PRACTICAL Manufacturer and operator wishes
"A II situation as Agent Superintendent, either
with without an interest in a Cotton Manufactorv
lie is thoroughly acquainted with Machinery.
For further particulars apply al HAVEN'S Agency
Othce, horticultural Hall. may2 dawtf
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale,

ia THE subscriber will sell the House in which
lyA he lives, on Portland Ii is one of the
most desirable locations in Worcester.
Terms TO suit the purchaser.
CHAS. p. BANCROFT.
worcester. Feb. 49, 1858. distf
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ma LET
TO LET.
TO LET

A STORE in Ilarding's Block, on Front Street A
IA TENEMENT In the house corner of Portland
and Myrtle streets. Also small House on Quincy
street. CHARLES WHITE.
my7 dtf
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StOre 70 Lief.

GOOD Store, situated in the centre of business in
IA The CITY of Worcester, with good Stock Of
GROCERIES. which The owner will dispose of on ia
vorable terms he having become connected in another
branch of trade Said Store is in of the best Sec
ions OF The City for Cash BUSINESS, and offers great
inducement TO an with small capital For further
particulars enquire this office. my6 d3w
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NEW MUSIC,
LNRoM New York, Philadelphia, and Boston.
- A. MARSH, at 1874 Main street. offers fol sale
large assortment OF new and fashionable Music.
RAsOLs.
The subscriber offers as good an assortment of Para
soils rs can be found IN this city, and at the lowest pr
ces for the quality Please call aud examine.
A. MARSH,
apSO dtl I7gI Main IT.
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FOR SALE or TO RENT.
The Subscriber.
Real Estate for Sale,

Id THE HOUSE, BARN and LOT, No. AZ Pleas
inN ant street. Also Cottage House about six min
uets walk from the City Hall Apply To
. mch29 DIT JOS. LOWELL, JR.
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Questionable Hats and Caps.
Spring Style hats and Caps.
Calf Boots.
Ladies Boots and Shoes.

NgN NEW assortment of adies' Boots
IN just opening, comprising every vaiety
~ L. Of Black, Gray, Drab, aud Slate colors,
Ef1dz<Ess with on without foxngs. French, Kid,
and Morocco Ties, Buskins, and Slippers. Misses and
ChIrn's Boots and Shues, of every shade and color.
Those who DESTROYS OF Observation-Disclosures Goods,
at fair prices, will call JOEL FLETCHER'S,
ap30 DIT No. SO Main ST., Worcester, Mass.
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UNHE Rooms now occupied by the Central Bank
Il Possession given about the frat Of June. Fol
terms, apply Vt Central Bank DIFF my4
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
TREATY OF ALLIANCE BETWEEN TRAEoE
AND ENGLAND

The New York Herald OF Tueaisy alleges tia,
y has received reliable Information To tie eject
sAss on tie eleventh day Of Noven,h err In the CITY
Of London most important treaty of alliance was
agreed to and signed by Count Waleweki on the
p.r, Of FRANCE, aud Lord Clarendon on the part OF
England, in reference TO the Turkish question
This treaty, Il lie stated. was Immediately 6ee
Matched by coIrieFs to Berlin and Vienna, with an
intfnnstion that seven days would be allowed 20 the
ca,isets Of Prussia aud Austria to determine upon
their assent refusal to enter into the arrange
meat The terms Of the treaty are said to be thai
Sussla viii be required forthwith to ovacuate the
municipalities; o. IN the event other refusing, she
will hazard the moTaeutous consequences cf an
immediate joint declar4;ion OF war from Ens!aud
end France
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REIN
&c citiseAs
sc os the
kepsiTeF
? hcuR In
QtDents ~
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


REV ontRANs, Dec. 1a--La.er adviSes from
Mexico state that Santa Anna has been proclaimed
bic;ntor for ten years. by content of all the Mexi
can Statas.
It's reported that Gen. Gsds3en, the American
Minister, has demanded immediate satisfaction in
the matter of the oaray Grant. and has very plain
~ intimated that if hi, demand IL not complied
with, the American troops will occupy the Mesilia
Valley.
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I have
ia a very
q them
rs hands
q &re dr.
cgiors and
JRSES.-
-! Bf Ray
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Us. I. WINSTON, successor to Mace
q Winston, at the old stand, corner of Cary and
lit5 streets, has in store and ofers for sa- E.
Is hhds. ?. 4. SUGAR
IL do N. o. DO
Is do Cuba do
26 bbs. Coffee do
20 do Crushed Puv. and Pulv. Sugar
II boxes Loaf Sugar
500 sacks SALT
225 kegs NAILS
P. r, II. .. and Cuba Molaaaes
Herrings aud Shad; Tanners' and Machine Oh
Otard, Hennessey, J. j. Dupuy, and other Brandies
Pan Rye, Tuscaloosa. Mouongahela Jenny Lind,
Eldorado, and XXX Whiskey
Port, Madeira Pale and Brown Sherry Wine
Jarnaics, New Orleans and N. E. Rum
Gin and Apple Brandy
London Porter
Gunpowder, Imperial and Yoons Hyson and Black
Tea
Java, Lasuyra, Rio and Mocha Coffee
Cigars OF all kinds: Bed Cords; Plough Lines
Wrapping. Cap and Letter Paper
Soap; Window Glass
Cast, Blistorsd and Shear Steel
And many other articles which offer to the trade
ard public generally. de IL
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Tie celebrated H5cl suit, Fry If. Bennett, in
which the manager Of 5he lalian Opera, in 1913
claims heavy damages iron the proprietor of the
r. Y. Herald. Tor his abuse q the opera while W.
der h. Laauas ezncrt, is nearly concluded.
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George Eno fl man With several aliases, has been
arrested il New YORK, charged with having com
zniti8i rape uYon girl fourteen yeRrf of age
He seized her and dragged her iatothe woods,
where he eEcotei his purpose.
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SiSh 10
GEIGHP
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TIE MAREE.rs

baltimore. Dee 14-aa!es Of 13,o hh,, E,o,,r
At $3.50. Grain unchanged.
NEW YORK. Dec. l..--There is more 6r,nnegs in
tue Flour market. Grain buoyant.
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The boiler in Nicholson & Payue's foundry, Pits
sErg. bsres On Tuesday evening, scalding two l0ei
badly aid breaking the leg Of another. Mr. n
0aGlaoa vac also seriously injured.
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- pa.neN
on, May.
rot Dug
OF 10 Ary
y. This
un3e<fal
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CONGRESSIONAL

"AsHIsaToE. Dec. 1.-the proceedings of Con.
greSs were Of little importance. resolution for
the reduction Of the Tariff to the standard of rev.
enne was offered in the House.
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le LOT OF
received
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street.
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l&D,rs EEGIsTEE2p.-Inc total amount Of
oEa.-s registered IN Washington for the week end
ias TIE l0h Inst, was 81, 90, a2i, including 226
no ior the redemption OF the public debt.
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1Kz DIFFICULTY AT ERIE.-The railroad con
paHy commenced re-laying the tra3a7fs i rebu
ding tie bridge a. uar6or Creek, yEt5lay ate
noon. 1t uas thought tley would be torn up aga
At sighL
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COHNRESS-rursrAY-

saHsTE.--h large number of petitions were TO-
a0Gucea, and Withdrawn from the files, which
screrc'erged to the appropriate committees.
Mr.. Hsayer reported q hi 10 change the mode Of
making paymcnis to the oi3cers aud members CT
tic i.austs; which was considered end passed
Nj E!ighi reported bill 10 give the appointment
al the Assistant Secretary of tao Treasury TO the
President by aad with ;ac advice snd consent Of the
Geaa'e: Fhlch WAS considered and passed
Some other bills wSfe introduce ana referred
when the Senate wen; into executive session and
soaa al sr ADJOURNED
Euusg CO REPRESENTATIVES, -The pric cipal
sui 5e>ts GI5cuSsct were the motion OF Mr. Hons.
ao5 Tor the appointment o; clerk 10 HE Commit
tee Of Ssys aud deans, AMI the preamble aud rea-
o}a,ou OF Mr.. Yates 10 the effect that il was the
duty Of ConkEass 10 at promptly in relation to the
PAcid; railroad. b 1ta rssolulons were laid up on
u isJia
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Il. tbY DAVENPORT, ALLEN L co.
BY GODDIN s APPERSON
DESIRABLE PROPERTY AT AUG

! MISERABLE PROPERTY AT AUG
- TiON.-WiH be sold on MONDAY, the 18th
December, at O'clock, r NJ several lots on Valley
or Iln street; others on Ridge street. in Maddoxvlle
lour OF which have small teuernens thereon; togeth
f WIFI one lot OF about of land well situated
lor Iallo" Chandlery, other business requiring
space and water This property is within short dis
tancs of the Central Railroad Depot work sbop
where small houses are IL constant demsnd-an the
large lot which will be divided if required is sup
whilst never falling stream bounds the entire east
eTn line OF this property.
~1giy the d6oUe sale, will be sold ten lots of land
| Ionung on Mechanicsville Turnpike and Bowling
wIretn Avenue. opposite the store of Mr.. Joseph
LUG ihey will be divided to suit purchasers.-
grocery stands, market gardens building sites,
suese lois are among the desirable on the SUI
Ilos OF the elty, now ia market; they are
9S.S 70 abound IN brick clay OF the best quality.
5Ihaa-one-thlrd cash, balance at and II months.
oe 70 JAS II TAYLOR Apct
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sion OF THE OPERAT1C CASE
HEAVY DAMAGES

NE" YORK, Dec. 1.-the celebrated libel suit
Try w. Bennett, was concluded o.day. Mr.. Fry
was manager Of the opera In 1913, and Mr. Ben
nov o. The Herald, having INDUCED pretty freely
:" e'Iicisn, was sued for libol. DAMAGES have
600 ano~nto VI SAo,-
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S A LIE OF NEGROES,
Il uRNIIIlRE RRICKS Ac=Rv yirtne of q

T'RUSTEES' S "A LIE OF NEGROES,
J. FURNITURE, BRICKS, &c.-By virtue of
Deed of Trust. executed to the subscribers by John
Hutcheson and wife, dated September 9th, ia43 and
duly recorded in the Clerks Office of Henrioo
Jehn Hutcheson Church Hill, public auction
TUESDAY, December 20.h, 1858, ell the personal
property included in said deed consisting of THIR-
TEEN NEGROES tnen women and children;) all
the household and kitchen furniture. horse, one
carriage and gear, carts, cows, &c &c.
Also, one kiln OF BRICKS unburnt, lot of wheel
bsrroWs, brick nlOulds, Ic.
The bricks will be sold four months credit, for
approved endorsed negotiable notes.
Negroes, Furniture. &c, &c, cash.
Also, one of Ground, fronting l66 feet 18th
ana 100 eet ON 9th street, running back l22 feet
Tow used e. backward.
THOS. J. STARKE, lgr,,,.eAs
J. ID. 6. BROWN,
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The hardware establishment OF Fisher and a g
Dor, VI Columbia, South Carolina, was damaged by
kge LAT Saturday 20 the amount of 5000.
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BY GODDIN & APPERsoN.
VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND ON

" ALUADl4tI BUSINESS STAND ON
THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE RASIN. BE-
TWEEN iGrH AND i1TR STREETS FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on THURSDAY the
18th day of December, 1855 upon the premises com
Inencing at O'clock, that large three story Brick
Tenement on Canal street, the south side of the
Basin, between 10th and 18th streets, occupied
% a tavern stand, but admirably adapted to whole
sale grocery aud commission house Connected with
2i feet by SO feet extending 20 the alley in rear
having alley TO the side, belonging erotxsiresg to
this property, running the entire depth thereof The
lower story OF which is built of stone, 80 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 having front the Basin, and extending
in nearly to the ship locks connecting the Basin
with the Dock, J recomm ends it to the attention of
capitalists those who may want business house
convenient to the Canal and Basin.
TERNs-One6fth cash, balance az one, two and three
years, for honds with interest, payable hslyeary,
secured by trust deed-or reTy long credit will be
given for the entire purchase Money if properly Sc
cured, aordng the purchaser the decided advantage
OF future increased value which must result from the
progress OF ths James River and Kanaw ha Canal.
For farther particulars of terms of sale, call w.
GoDDis.
10 GODDIN l. APPERSON. Aucts
7. 5, Immediately preceding the above gsle, win
be sold tho Framed Store and Dwelling at the
of Canal and 10th strsets, now occupied BY DIR. Thos
c. Ball fronting 10 feet, running Jack 40 feef to an
alley feet wide.
TERMs.-One. third cash, balance at three and six
months for sotable notes. interest added and title
retained until last note shall be paid.
do l-dtd GODDIN APPERSON. Aucts
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THE CHOLERA IN NEW ORLEANS. ran
NEW onLEAEs, Dec. 1.-The report of inter-
cnis for the past week shows that there have been
III deaths from cholera
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The VIE OF DR.. peidrick, WHO was injured b
the collision the Erie Railroad, died n II. Yorl
ssl Monday evening.
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Caarios Edward We6emyer, the commissions
q the German department in the Crystal Palace
Iy!lo was caught stealing articles from many part
Of that establishment, has plead guilty, and DesI
aentenced 70 The peni, entiary for two years.
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TOR SALE.--We are authorized to sell
L NEGRO WOMAN and CHILD, to remain in
the city its vicinity. This woman about D years
old is sold for fault, is said 10 he CT excel
lent disposition, very honest very gooG house
want, cleans very nicely, does plain sewing very WELL
ia ond of children, aud no doubt would make good
nurse Apply 10 TOLER & COOK
nov d Pearl street.
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Gayaszi lscsr-ei in Washington Tuesday night
Eo disturbance
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nREAT BATTL E-THE TURKS

4 =. MIN ID Il u E IL TURKS
IN NiCTORI0US-LEVT, at II Main street has
Just Feceiscd Photographic d.soatch sell Of The be
lance OF his winter stock of Dry Goods, ut greatly
reduced prices
Dvla'uee ut sixpence per Yard Figured Alpseas fer
~; ce1ts, worth ~ cts.; good Calico Rixpenoe; Silk
Wrappers, @SS Mcrno CloaSs, g; Superior quality
Cloth C.oGks selling at cost price to close the lot;
SIX Hsi7S- Wrappers cheap Richest styles Brocade
silks, 81, dress patterns selling elsewhere for So
Splendid assortment of Fancy Dress Silks, -
70 s. per yard French, English aud German Heri
noea . cts 70 Sj.50 Fancy Figured and Solid Color
ed belaiues IN great variety 2l Bed Blankets l24
Sheetnes 1900 Negro Blankets G. CENTS; Blank cts
Of 1pornd7 FOR Sl.5O; Loieys; kerseys; Heavy Me-
gro Clothing OF all kinds; Oznsbprgs; Bleaehed and
Brown C2ttons ct factory prices. Fer the bes; bag
gains call a.
LEWIS CHEAP CASH STORE,
10 Main street,
Next door to White i PAGES Shoe Store
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
by JAMES M, TAYLOR
BUILDING LOIS ON 24rH STREET,

BUILDING LOIS ON 24TH STREET,
- UNION HILL, AT AuCTfoN.--On FRIDAY,
I'D Dec, al 81 o'clock, +. NJ, upon the premises,
viii be sold Building Lots, 9th street, between
= and streets, and nearly opposite the residence of
Mr.. John H. Pearson. These ots front about o feet
EACH mud being situated Ia pleasant and rapidly i'm
proving neiehborbood worth the attention Of
those IN want of such property.
TKRhs-one-third cash; bsancs at and months.
DE Ia JAS. NJ. TAYLOR, Auct.
1.-TWO HOUSES AND LOTS AND VA
Il CANT LOTS. ON BROAD STREET, AT AUG.
TloN-on FRIDAY next, 10th December at 81
o'clock. T. NJ upsn the premises, will be- sold two
.nal Houses and Lots, on Broad street. opposite the
Richmond Co!iege-ibe lots front GO feet each and
will be sold in two lots divided may be desired
The hosea are good and are rented az $40 per
annun1.
Alter which will be sold several Lets near the
above, fronting on Broad street and the Railroad
being part OF that recently sold, the purchaser
having complied with the terms of sale.
Persons in want of such property would do well to
attend, this sale will positively be made without
limit reserve.
TERMs-One half cash, balance at 4 months for
satisfactorily endorsed with interest added.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
de 12-dtd Auetioneef
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n b Il O HIRING.-The subscribers
again offer their services to their friends and the
public to hire out gres for the ensuing year They
will use their best eUaeavors 10 st good homes aud
good prices Persons having Negroes 10 nire, would
do well TO send them IN early 80 possible.
We will be assisted by Mir. VIM c. TALIAFERRO
liz this branch OF our business who has been ensas
for many years in hiring out Negroes
n. C. r. HILL.
Corner OF Wall and Franklin Streets Richmond
n. b. X {. b. ILL stIl continue 10 sell Negroes
both publicly aud privately at their old stand corner
of Wall and Franklin streets.
de- l0-d& ct 18th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-15

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