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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-18

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN BUFrALo,-There was
quite destructive FIRE In Buffalo the night Of the
18th. A telegraphie despatch says:
1t broke out in the extensive Indian variety
Of Mr.. Vineennes. situate Market street. The
flames spread with great fury, and the entire build
Fire was also communicated to several adjoining
buildings stores and residences, which were also
wholly or in psrt consumed. The entire loss esti-
mated at about $50 900, upon which there is par.
tsl insurance In Buffalo and ia New York agencies
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VOID ALL QUACKERY, AMI

A VOID ALL QUACkERY, AND
tna TAKE eHYsfafnN PkEFA9EP By PRd
Coughs. Colds, Consumption, Group, Whooping
ssas o asss and I'll
bus, Dysentery, Bowel Afsctions Piles. Sore and
ton. Neuralgia. Kidney and Bladder Affections,
Drcpsy, Falling Of the Womb. and Female Com
DR., J. S. ROSES cELEBRATED FAMILY
MEDICINES are the result of thirty years practice
in Philadelphia. His prescriptions for each conn
hundreds of Physicians. and thousands Of Patients.
REMEDY FOR ZACH DISEASE.
PEcT0RANT, Tor the rsdiesicurs Of consumption,
Coughs, Colds. Hoanenesa Asthma, Bronchitis Spit
ting of slood, Infismmaton of the Lunss or Throat,
only cures mpon, IL taken in Time but It for
lilies the system sgainst future attacks A. Cough
MED sns { @ ss s IN The wss :
ae d. s6ass y is sPf COUGH
give. immediate relief, and frequently curssin one
wf Dr. j. si R0SE,s GROUP SYRUP never fail. in
curing the Group. that dangerous complaint among
'n Dr.. ROSES xIrERATIvE, or BLOOD PURI.
FER for Scrofuls Old Efuptions, and all diseases
:r,ask sSI
for Liver Conpialnt. DSsespna, Indigestion, sour
womb. Female weakness. Debility and Relaxation
81. ROSES FEMALE PILLS, ! valuable reme-
dy for Female Complaint Superior TO Hocpers
DR. roses DYsPEPTIc COMPOUND surs
eI 81 RossE'S tonic MIXTURE, Tor chills. Ts-
vera and ssnsrsl Debility. A never-faiiins remsdy
81. ROSES COMPOUND EXTRACT OF Blu.
Gnu, for al disssses Of the Kidnsys and Bladder,
a1 DR 81 R n NERvous CORDIAL. Tor al Ger
vous conditions Of the system, Neualgia Heart Dis
ease Palpitaticn. he &c-d0c. sgs
ternal or intsrnal also cures Chilhlains. Corna,
Bruises spnin: st6 Mech, Sore Thsc:h fsias +
All ofpr. j. 8. ROSES valuable yamily IGsalcinss
to Be hsd Of PureslL, Lade I Cos Benssttk xeers.
Adis Cry, g 4 sfss 81 4. p.sa1 4. psdsaess:
ne. i. Il. DuvpI Bro, Grpbbs Apoexson. In this
city ana dsalers generally h evsEy ety end tow
throur hout the Unike1 0fafoa. ss
T57NTT.Y FL0H R-0()l 6kln choice
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NOTICE-In accordance with decree
IN Of the County of Nottoway, made at its Sep
TENDER term, 1854 will sell at the mericsn Hotel
in the city of Richmond, on WEDNESDAY, 18th of
January, 1856, at II O'Clock, the following Stock
"a shares Roanoke Stock
q shares Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Stock
-r 10 shares Manchester Cotton and Woolen NJ do
shares Appomattox Navigation Stock.
A. p. MILLER, &
Committee for Sarah Miller
Sale conducted by JoaN A. @LAHcAsrEn 4 Son,
Stock Brokers. 80 de lS-dtd
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/ s-ssf p 4 1k1AA ~ "A A1Es NO. Auo 14ol0 Dtss
Il Auction aud Commission Merchant.
an THIS EVENING, and every eve
ming through the week, commencing 81 0clk,
ahall offer at suction large and dssirsble stock Of
Dry Goods sitasis for the ssaios eonsstins IN part
Cloths, Cassineres and vestings
6leached and Brown Domestic Linssys
Blankets, Table Cloths Hodsry, Gloves, Hdkh,
Mouselines ,Camhyics Ike. ~ -
The above Goods are new and per3ect
8s@s ALSO,
I. VIII be added . stock from country store en-.
bracing general assortrn MT go g
ALSO-An invoice Of WHIPS Ca1e2 1ruuks and
Umbrellas; from the manufacturers y cold With.
AL9O-A lsrse assortment Of Cola ana silver
Waiclsss. .Jewsiry, Fancy Boxsa DseLA ConbA But-
tons Thread. Pins NesdleA Soaps, RerfumorY, Pla-
ted Ware, 0lasswars--togefher With 8 gerersl g.
sertnent OF 0oods, 70 be sold In quantities. 70 suit
Great bargains may be expected, se So
sented. SO N* $50 80, -Tls - -
II Condsnmsnts Of various description d Mer-
chandixe solicited for my auctiou sslaA Charges
reasonable, and sales settled promptly.
Il r. M I'M Ma}n -
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FIRE AT TROY. N Y.

NIHL al IhOIt N. T.
Troy, Saturday. Dec l6--A fire occurred this
morning in West Troy, destroying four frame build
ings. occupied by Henry Cole, clothier; J. Fortier
boot and shoe dealer; Jacob Cohen, clothier; VIM
Rouse, barber; James Morrison, saloon James Bris.
land boots and shoes; Meyers 4 GunsauIus cothiers
The buildings were situated on the canal near the
csrner OF Union st., and were owned by VIM Smith
and John knowes, OF Albany. covered bridge
is $4,000, but ia mostly covered by insurance
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$4,000 WORTH OF
D RY GOODS AT COST
ANn TTNnLr


CONTEMPLATING making a change in
~ our business on the LIST day of March, 1855, we
have determined to offer our extensive stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
At PRIME COST FOR CASH
The stock at this time is large and desirable having
been recently purchased for NETT CASH, we do not
hesitate in saying greater inducements have not been
than we are now prepared to offer. Our stock con.
SILK GOODS.
Plain black and colored Silks all prices
Rich Brocade black and cold do.
Common and medium do. do.
Handsome plain and striped Silks
Common and medium do
Black Satin, for dresses and cloaks
Marcellines, all colors
Raw Silk Plaids. for dresses
Black and cold silk velve.s for bonnets and cloaks
WOODEN GOODS.
SattiDets, all grades
Washington Kerseys, for servants
Georgia Plaids do.
Kentucky Jeans, all prices
Tweed Cassimeres
Plain and Check Cassmeres
Wooden and Silk Vestings
Ladies siS ' col Cloths, for cloaks
Black Cloths, for cloaks
Bed and Crib Blankets; $500 servants' Blankets
200 dog. Yarn Socis, for servants
Red. white and yellow Fiannels
WoRsTED AND STUFF GOODS
English Paramettas and Merinoes
French Merinoes all coIors
Figured and Plaid do.
Figured and Plaid Cashmeres
Plaid and Check French Merinoes
Figured Moreens, for curtains and skirts
Plain black and figured Alpacas, all grades
Black Bombsznes, do.
French, English and Scotch Ginghams
Plain and figured "A Oil Prints
SHAWLS AND CLOAKS
Velvet, Satin, Cloth and Merino Cioaks
Embroidered do do. do.
Long and square Blanket Shawls
Terkirn. Merino and plain Wool Shawls
Embroidered and pain Grape do.
Plain white Merino do.
LINENS, &c.
Irish Linens all prices eG
Linen and Russia Diaper
Linen Table Cloths ana Napkins
EMBROIDERIES, &c. -
Embroidered Handkerchiefs, from Soc. to $5
do. Cambria and Muslin Collars
do. do Sleeves
do. do. Inside Capes
do. Mourning Collars Sleeves and Inside
Capes
Swiss Muslin and Cambria Bands
do. do. do. Edgings and Insertidgs
Plain Cambria and Grass Lawn Hdkfs
Wooden, Cotton and Silk Hosiery, large assortment
ALSO stock of Ladies' Cater Boots and Shoes
and variety of other Goods too tedious to
enumerate
1t will be to the interest of all in want Of cheap
Goods to call early. HART l. MOSES,
de 8-dtJ1if 6S Main st.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP
The Baltimore Patriot of Saturday evening has
the following dispatch from Washington:
1t s said here that the Senate will not confirm the
appointment Of Col Steptoe Governor of Utah.
The blending of civil and military power is looked
upon az njudicous and unconstitutional. Those VI
profess to know say that the Colonel will accept
the appointment If, however, he should, the resig.
nstisn Of his commission in the army will be proba-
bly, required.
learn that the Department has positive informa-
ton of the o. s. sloop Albany being at Carthagena
time she expected to leave that port has been re-
ceived. Strong hopes entertained of her safety
1t is thought she may have remained there for re-
pairs or been detained from some other cause.
hear 1t whispered ugst the knowing ones that
the leading democrats In Congress win make eff
fort to have the naturalization laws amended and
that they win favor this object in order to take tn
thunder from the Known lettings or American party,
thus denolishing of the promipe nt columns upon
which the new political phalanx rests
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EXPLOSION OF A LOCOMOTIVE-THREE
MEN KILLED

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. I6 Yesterday afternoon the
locomotive sWisconsino attached to coal train on
the Reading Railroad. exploded near Mansyunk Tun-
mel, killing George Long the Engineer; John Lynch
fireman, and Charles Miller, of Dauphin county
A lad and boatmsn, passenger on the train, who
resides ct Reading. also seriously injured Geo.
Long, the Engineer, has family residing In Bald-
mere. He had come here 10 search Of employment.
The engine wss one of Ross. Winsn's 4 Co.. coal
consuming locomotives. Itwasrendered complete
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The depot OF the Boston and Maine Railroad at
Lawrence, Mass, was destroyed by fire last Friday
evening.
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Vu6E HOLD sFU1NIEUUE, q. AI
~ sAucu0N--N fiu y 80 g F11T n + a. ~
~ - 3 ~ 4eloek = IT, r651{oSee N ~ r.
sofsS l ..sr:sss. 1ets- kssSS 3 sSse6v ~ .,
M. ~ 49, 1ee.epa1 Wen1n1i - fi7fnS 17nssS.s
80 ssesssH As e svss sssseis sssii,
3 ~ 0--AlI - KitskSr IE1s $500. ].
Tsnss 49, h e 3, sos g es Sc
a.osat 2 sfsait " - dayx - ~ - 7 :
= = AI.kx& NOxx. Aask.
CLOTHING AT AUC1ION-W1lf 8
soi4 g WEDNEsnAY ~, ~ r. - a
Ing, consisting 81 = 8ssn-
Beaver Cloth, YstssshasD, Kso. eli. "a n,.....
yxes Cosss gloeh Csainses ~ Twee1s Oce@
t;set P Sc s1ssn g1esa coth ~ st
Vesf.; nerieo and Flsnssf Unda GSjxt~ Iisss ~
,om Shirts; Woolsn and Cottpn Gloves ~ Sochs,
Linen Collars slIk and Linen Csm6ris Haff Siik'
Seetn md Fancy Neck Tioa 1850 -
ALSO-An Invoice of elisha Caadueres a.ft;.
net. Domeaies, Laesa Ribbons q.
e q ALEX. MOTT. Anct
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BY RICHARD cAUTHoRN.

TRY GOODS AND CLOTHING, AT
~ AUcTIoN;-os WEDNESDAY, 7oth inst at
l0a o'clock will sell at my store desirable sssort.
ment of Dry Goods, and Clothing, suitable for the
present season.
de 18 r. CAUTHOKN Auct
GALE OF MULES, COWS, HOGS, 90.
~ shall sell. ON TUESDAY, the 18th of the pres
emit month, ct my residence near Buchanan 6prins,
or fine Mules, young and vol broke; twenty odd
head Of Cattle, many which are ofimprovsd stock.
have young calves BY their side. Also large mum.
Der of Hogs, among which several brood Bows Of
improved stock. with young pigs 7sst $50
credit of four months viii be eiveu. 6r tisfacto-
rlv endorsed negotiable notes. interest added. Is.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock An,
de lS-da QUINTzIN BLAIN.
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BY TAYLOR q WiLLIAMa, a. 50
MOETY OF q BUSINESS STAND

Az AND DWELLING, ON BROAD sThETT.
At AuCTlON.-On MONDAY, 18th Dsc'r' sc 81
O'Clock Z. N. upon the promises viii be ssid al un.
divided moiety Of the Brick Dwelling and STORE on
the South sde Of Brood street at s with
nIoon Avenue, adjoining the property Of Mssss, j.
The Lot fronts 80 fest and back about lss est
pie Tor business OF any kind. The upper purs q Al.
vded into several pleasant rooms wt6 usual eoaye-
nieuces
TERMs-One-fourth cash; the remainder q q. and
menths, with fnterest, and secured By trus< deed;
and desired, note ct montha fWfthout iuferest
added sstactorly endorsed viii Be soeepto Il nan
of the cash payment. - 80
de IA TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS, Assts.
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Hon. A. r. BUTLER was, on Friday last, reelected
asenator of the United States for six years, from
the 4th day of March next, when his present term
will expire, by the Legislature of South Calolioa
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NEW yORK MARKET

New York. Dec. 16. noon.-FIoar-Prces have de-
10 heayy-ssl SEQ at S8-37G950 Wheat IL trife
higher Southern white &202l74; Southern red 81 50
Corn-The market IL unchanged. with limited de-
msnd at frner rates.
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GEN. wEsB's OPISIoN.-Gen. ]. Watson Webb
having returned from England, gives his views Of
the war; through the columns of the N. Y. Courier.
He sets forth the British loss at Inkerman create
than that of considering the numbers en- .
gagged The British race again demonstrated it, pre-
dominsnce-but never dill Russian troops fight bet
ter No assault can he made without great rein
foreements, the rear of the allies being too much
exposed OF their long lines. After farther allusion
to the battle which he says demonstrated the invip
cibl,ty of the allied army, he proceeds:
We speak advisedly when we say. that it was the
CD MON Il both the French and English Govern
nents that the allied army before Sebastopo would
be at least GOO strong by the 10th of December;
and that the arrival of the necessary reinforce.
ments snteror TO that time, the work of bre aching
the walls of Sebastopol would commence, and the
town itself be carried by storm within three days-
Such we say, was the expectation of the two Gov.
err meuts and of their two Generals two weeks ago
and firmly believe that Sebastopol will fall be-
fore the first of January.
He believes, however, that Sebastopol will be &C.
cupisd no longer than is necessary to blow up and
destroy the entire works of tbs city, the feet and
the dock yards. This done, the allied army will pro-
coed 10 the north side and take and destroy the heavy
works which only be approached from that
quarter.
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CONVICTED OF ROBBING THE. MAILS.
NEW YORK, Dec. l6-Jsmes Fifzgibbon, this morns
os Wa found guilty Of robbing the mails In the city
ferred.
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Mr. Dorian, formerly third officer of the Arctic
went out 10 the steamer Union on Saturday, as her
second officer
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FOREIGN MAILs-sAILING OF THE UNION
hence To-day Ct on, with 70 psssengsrs and IA 00
- spseis fof Hsyrs. There viii Be no usl now for
aafSgs sntii the sailing Of the steamer Pacific, o.
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The redemption of the public debt for the week
ending Dec. 16, was S455, 150
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EXTENSIVE SAHE.--STEAM ,EN-
IL CINE. SAW MILL. MILES WAs9ONa

EXTENSIVE SAHE.--STEAM ,EN-
~ CINE, SAW MILL, MULES, WAGONS,
HARNESS. DC --Wilkhe sold ct auction ON tn YRS.
DAY 2Ist day of December, (the present monfh.) at
our Saw Mill adjoining the lands Of MeMrs. Hill and
Trent, situated on the Chickahominy, about miles
With fixtures complete and in good order. s
TERMs-One-third cash; six and twelve months
on balance for satisfactory endorsed negotiable netes
fine as can be had Wagons and Harness. some of
hem nearly new about 500 cords of well seasoned
oak Wood and lot of sawed Timber.
The above sae will be positive, ~ 1t is made for
dissolution OF the concern and the giving uH of the
Lumber business For the last named property,
cash a. to all sums of $50 and under will be required
over that amount credit of months will be- given
for approved negotiable paper. 7---s9- Z IS
de 1t-tds
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Lost OR aTOLEN.

0Hn STRAYED, from my house, on
franklin, between 9Th and 7th streets,
Q0 on Wednesday, the 9th December, Q
young, medium sized o w, giving
milk She 10 light brindle, with scar on her left
thigh rather lean, and her horns wide apart. suit
able reward will be paid for her delivery to me.
, de 13-6t* LEWIS NJ WEIR
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Mr.. N Barrett Hill, of New York, but lately OF
Charleston. ard still connected with a firm in the
after city died few days ago.
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MEAT DWELLING AT AUCTION
IN Will be sold on THURSDAY. slst Dec. 1854
at O'Clock r NJ, the premises th at neat storv
House on Leigh street, little West of Brooke Ave-
nue. recently occupied by Mr.. Jas. Mccormack. and
one door West of Mr.. Perrjn's residence. There 10
every convenience on the premses with really ex-
celent Kitchen and the House be rented to good
tenants at 1882 per annum.
TERMS very reasonable, and made known at the
time Of sale. G0DDIN & APPERSON,
de l5-dtd Auctioneers
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DEATH OF AN EMINENT SURGEON.
BOSTON, Dee i6.-Dr. Samuel Rsrkmsn, an emil.
sent Surgeon. died here this mornIns
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NIGHT AUCTION.
WATCHES, JEWELLERY and FANCY
yyzARTCLEs!-will be sold at my store THIS
EVENING ct O'Clock, . large invoice 81 WA7CHs
Els. JEWELRY and FANCY ARTICLES. 49,
ALso--A small invoice Of DRY GOODS
The attention Of the public i requested, q the
sale will be without reserve. - 8
90 81 ALEX. MOTT Auct
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81 VALUABLE pnar. rrrisslw
SSoSs5! u SCI sksi g 1 56S 1I q 70
g e. H. = IL: - G - ~ g. 49, 9
81 O. sssssssls 4 81, 3 IS 50 ~ I'D
- III eese ~ = eefnss 81 -
go sss|I 8 IL 49, - ~ I. =, :. - L
~. 11t1t6o, N 1tWl1 - 5lvlSs5 p. al 4.
.: a 3: Z: "a )! - 8. q s: :;
iss ssss 3 : siisy 3 a. s ~. 's1ae -
"a. A. g. ths fallepise 81 ": 1uRspA9. -
y RS r. ns1s ~ ~ 60 e 90
- - 49, - "a 2s 80 -, - 80
ccse4 = the eeupty e HoSxlso = 81 - <ESSr
49, re tssst seae.Iss shel s. 49, q 1fiss
- oslsr tnsss-sss ssksr - = ~ g =.
,sss. ~. 80 - 6 tn1::sensas 70 III d. = ths
saeegs sneiL are yeG sa1lclnut IT - - 81
~ 49, ta.ll1. AAer IN IessJd
~ sssssr g ~ 81 hish.esi. sSs - r TX
= stsetcG Al u1eern GOD encIo6afo 60 n ~ 1S5x
~ nsne1 So 81 imyEcseuent-ths soll & go 8
= lsnd y = sasf yis,ni 1hs lattss tset rl g
roiety VIA mills il tks sals, = - q ~ =. ~
pie h the WHALE tIn6k F,s51 @ q - A.
az. ~ = i9Is1ssi sas,sas1 "! - ~ - -
sesidsnce Of 81 8 Diekirsoa, I:c- 11xeksss5 - ~
re Ihos kitehie, Jf., Of Mona ffsse. Ihs skcSe
fe0 eseafe viii b surv6yed, an6 naps tkerscfsesn
g zen = the ONCE Of The Auefjoeees9 8 8 ~
The shovs rial sstats, whs<ksr for 1890 er
speeoenous etere crest in1uoenanks - mrifr1iefn
end efhers g sftend the SD 1hebss vii - one-
asis nos.s sah nsss. & oes iSs a e
-
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ExTENsrvE paosRcUTIoNs.1zIt Is now rumored
that Mr.. Loosely. the Austrian consul at New York,
intends prosecuting for libel all the papers through
out the country that published the report of his
having fraudulently obtained $4,000 worth Of
goods aud then Ascending.
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a BEAUTIFUL FzR0. ME- Nr.l-
"A keys MILL. n NIT.Eg Ear a. IfHE

SeSr.,Mk -! ,A MkLl4 III MkLE8 East or RICE.
kOk SALE AT AUCTION -Mr. 0eoacr 0oSns
~ N.inssndng 70 remove g Church HUI - den Ct
ne rsAuss prosssa e cell q public Auoeiou 9 de
iSo4 eommeneing ct II O'clock hid bsaxtifnl Ter.
% acres dtnats1 near Blakeyss NH nkonf
n high state Of Improvement The aWel1lHs 4
1esriy nsy and Z IN the most eomplsts lspaiz, md
tne neign0ofhood Of the place rems1kably eood.--
sonai and perishable estate Il (exssps Ranittroa
consisting Of Horssa z superior 1lileh Cows ssns
= Carts and the Farming Implenents and Tools ne.
eessxy 70 carry on the plaos. This Raxm prsoonts
sofaoIe opportunity 70 persons disposed 70 engage
~ the gardening business. or to any one WiohinG
reurea country seat nesr Richmond. The plAcs 70
TERMs.-For the Land. onerthird asshr halanas ~
g. and u months, for negotiable rotsa infsrsss
g. secured ~ trust deed. For the Personal Egate
All rune under $50. cash over that amount 1oei
credit, TOR approved endorsed negotiable pa6ef.
de 0QOOIN Il HYPERION "A nAka
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co,

BY DAvENPORT, ALLEN e. CO.
POOTs, SHOES AND HATS AT AUG
II TION.-On FRIDAY, Dec 22d, we will sell at
10 O'Clock, at our auction store, 900 cases BOOTS
SHOES. and HATS, all fresh Winter Goods consist.
ingof
Mems and Boys Heavy Boots and Shoes
Women's Shoes
Children's do
Silk Hats; Caps
Wrapping Paper &c. &c
TERMs-Under $I00, CASH 800 and over, months
de- DAVENPORT, ALLEN L CO., Aucts.
BY KENT, PAINE & KENT.
TRY GOODS AT AUCTION.-On
~ WEDNESDAY, the 2lat inst, commencing at
10 O'Clock, we will sell ct auction rooms large
essortment of fresh and seascnable DRY GOODS
comprising great variety of desirable styles being
OR closing sale for the season. Among them may be
found
cases Fancy Csssimers
do Heavy Mixed Sattinetts
l do Canton Fiannels
bales Negro Blankets So
Plain and Twilled Flannels
Kentucky Jeans and Tweeds
Plaid Linseys; Cotton Shirts
Plaid Long and Square Shawls
Coored Merinoes
Black Alpacas
Shaker Shirts and Drawers
Fancy Prints, Plaid De LANES
Black and CoPd Cambrics
BroYn Shrtings and DIillinesI
Blace and Mixed Cotton Hose
Wooden Gloves
Bingham Cravats, &c.
TERMs-An sums under 800. cash over that
amount, 4 mos. credit. for approved paper.
de Is KENT. PAINE & KENT. Aucts
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CPECIAL NOTICE-BANKS OF N.
~ CAR0LINA-Bankso of the State Of North Ca
rona-Cspe Fear, marlborough and other Banks
Of that State now considered good will be received
atPAR in exchange for READY-MADE CLOTHING,
full will please call and exchange It for something
nice in my line. WM IRA SMITH.
ia Main rect.
N. B-If You doubt what I say, call with the
dimes in your pocket and try me- WI g..
de l6 Main ct.
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE. .----- :.
Office at Geo. J. Summers No 20 Pearl street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF MONUMENT

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF MONUMENT
= HOTEL FURNITURE--By virtue of : Decd
of Trust executed by Jno. Talmsn. sr, to the Sub
acrber and duly recorded In the Clerks Office of tbs
Hustings Court for the purpose of securing the
ment OF certain sums Of money TO several parties
therein named, will be sold at Auction, on THURS
DAY, the 2lst inst, commencing at 10 O'Clock With
out reserve, the entire FURN1TU RE and FIX
TUkES of the above Hotel consisting of Rarlor
Dining Room, Chamber and Office Furniture.
that amount monthS credit for approved endor sed
negotiable notes. T. e. CKANE Trnstaa :
de IL =ss.f8 ss 90 sas =
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A DMINIsTRATRIxs SALE OF

A DMINISTRATRIX'S SALE OF
IA MULES, HORSES, COWS, CORN. ron.
DER, &c:-Will be sold on WEDNESDAY. nth
of December, 1854, at IL O'Clock A M at the rent
dence OF the late W. w. Cowling. il Chesterfield.
ON the River Read, about miles from Richmond.
fine Mules Horses; Cows and Heifers; the Crop of
Corn, Shucks, Fodder; Wagon; Carts, aud the Farm.
Ing Implements consistinE of the usual variety and
about 60 cords Of Oak and Pine Wood At which
time the Farm will be rented for the ensuing wear
on which is seeded about 20 bushels of Wheat with
guano.
TERMs-.For all sums under SIS, cash; over that
sum, credit of months for negotiable notes with
good endorser. MS COWLINf3
Administratrix of w. w. CowlIng. decd
GoDDIN & AFpERsoN Aucts dali
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SALE OF VALUABLE NEGRoEs

~ IND TOBACCO FLATTENING MILLS Ar
AuCTiON.-As Irastes in q Deed from Cot samnal
~ Richmond Hustings Court, in Deed Rook No' ~
page 4lo, l shsH IN further execution Of the nd
s.us1 Anavine been 20 requested by g. A. Nvers
Esq the enderser thereby secured proceed to seli
at public Auction, at the upper Tobacco Factorv for
merry occupied by Col Myer. atuated on 7th t. be-
of December 1854 commencing 1t II O'Clock. II ~
iuabie slaves the most of whom are excellent Fac.
tory hands, including two or three good Carpenters
tening Mills nearly new and In good order.
TERMs-Cash. or satisfactory endorsed nesofi.bl.
notes. at months, with the interest added ''.''e
Sale conducted by GoDDIN Il APpERson. Aucts.
dat A-sss.