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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-05

Fatal. AccIDENT.--On Saturday last, pedlar
named Michael Shields, fell from the cars on the
Columbia pa Railroad and was killed.
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BY GODDIN q APPERsON.
FLMWOOD FOR SALE At an

FLMWOOD FOR SALE AT Aun
- TI0N-CROPs, STOCKS, &C.. kc.-Wnl g
soid on TUESDAY, tho 5th Of December lS5l a
the premises commencing 1t IL O'Clock fhe mr..
BILE Farm on Chickahominy Swamp. 3 uiiles 49,.
Richmond, edjcinins the lands OF Nj. jane n
darnett, Dr. Trent and otherG Containing $50 aereo
Of which 800 acres are cleared md bsve b1en veif
lined within the last few years. and $50 earee Or riek
maaland. portion heavily Get In wood and timhsH,
q lest one half Of what the whole estate VIM ksly
through or very near the tract. ~ saS7 z 800
There h.ve been ssedsd this Fsll 10 haShsaa e
wheat with plentiful supply Of gpano. s.. o. -
The buiidineA though small, sse vet nevtnaa S6
eeod. ss1z Is B III - =" =. a.;
TIE n.issberhooa !. e szssllsat one. psrsssfls
After the sale Of the land all the pershsble ssats
on tho place will DO sold combating Of The 6toek
Crop some line Mulea Herses, Cows Oxen Horns
~ barrels OF Corn, Shueka. Fodder, Wheat 6t1sv.
The particular attention Of the public h s.l.a "a
this ssle a. 1t h believed that no estate q uear Mas
mond, now in market, oders greater inducements "a
those disposed to engage In farming. 8 -
TERMs-For the real estate or e-third eash be.
lance and years. for negotiable notes bsarins Is.
terest secured BY . trust decd. For the peSsoual
estate, all sums under $50 cash; over that amount
p:ger. RiCHARD HILL, u.
Sale conducted BY GoDDIx l. APPEasoN, Ancts -
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1Uf61E 6x7E.
By THOMAS w. KEEsEE.

BY THOMAS w. KEESEE -
(Ofilce with Geo. J. Sumner, No. 20 pearl -,
4R SALE OF BAROUCHE n
; M7-sE- HORSE. COW, FARMING 1N
uIENSiLS. CART, CORN. BLADE AND Top
rODDEk, SHUCKS, &c.-Intendinx to remove -
the ely viii iel al of the above stock ct
FARMING UTENSIL9
BAROUCHE and HORSE
One verv fnasCOW
CART, CORN
FODDER gHUCKS. re-
At Auction. on TUESDAY Mornins. December I2fh.
commsncing at 10 o'clock. ai the residence Of MI.
Gnnstian Leber. senr., two miles from the Market
House east of the city adjoining Woodfn,s and 9th
ers and near ksmsay's MIL -. 49,
TERMs-AH sums under So cash; Gao and over
tnas amount. months credit, for approved paper.
FOR LEASE.-Immediately after tba
above sale shall lease, for term of yeara the nre
sent hesidence OF Mr.. Christian Leber sen,r. eon.
nsnng OF Dwelling House, nearly new. containing
rooms In complete order; kitchen, with rooms
smoke-house, carriage-houss. corn.house oov-houea
para, and stable with stalls -
Allof the abovs builddgs are In complete order
The Dwelling is pleasantly situated in q fine eroye.
with II acres Of very rich Land suitable for mar
ket garden, with fine Spring convenient to the
mousse JOHN WATKINS, Trustee,
For Mrs. Lucy Ann Leber.
Sale conducted by
no so THO. W. KEESEE. Auct
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rELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
pROcEEpIN(;s OF t.ON4RESS

WasufSeToa, Dec 1. - Both Housss Of
Congress organized at IL NJ. today. Hon.
Lewis Csss was appointed President pro tenn.
of the Senate, Mr.. Atchison having sent a
letter declining that position, and saying that
he would not be able TO reich Washington
until the middle of December.
In the House, Mr.. Ingersoll offered reso-
luton. which was laid over. requesting the
President to furnish Information touching the
refusal of the French government to allow
Mr. Soule to pass through Frsnce on his way
to Madrid. After some Other unimportant
business, the House adiourneA.
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GREAT STORMS AT THE NORTH AND
EAST

New YORK, Dec. A great snow storm
is raging throughout Western New York.
On the Hudson the storm has been terrific,
and several boats have sunk.
Boston, Dec. A tremendous gale ragged
in this vicinity last night, ana many vessels
are ashore. The storm was veg heavy to the
eastward and the roads are b ,ked up with
snow
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF "A TRACT OF
L LAND IN THE COUNTY OF HENRICO
By virtue of Deed of Trust executed to me BY John
Browning. bearing date on the oath day of March,
1854 and duly recorded In Henrico County Court
CLERKS Office by request Of the beneficiary in said
deed will, as Trustee, on SATURDAY, 18th day Of
the premises the land conveyed in the said Deed.
and described as follows: A certain tract piece or
parcel of land lying and icing in the upper end of
Henrico county, adjoining the Deep.Run Coal.pit
land Jos Myers and Others, being the same piece OF
parcel OF land conveyed to the said Browning by
bearing date the 9Th day of November 1887
TERMs-Cash JOHN N. HARRISON,
no Z4-dtd Trustee.
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CERVANTS' CLOTHING, READY
~ MADE-Those in want are solicited to give me
a CALL Having unusually large stock on hand of
heavy goods made expressly for servants in couse-
quence of hard times the same will be sold very low,
for cash.. J. d. GOODMAN,
No 1874 Main street, opposite Eagle Square.
No 21-1Sc
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GALE OF IS VALUABLE COWS, AT
~ "RECOUNCE" MILES NORTH OF RICH.
MOND. NEAR BROOKE TURNPIKE.-Mr. John
B. Crenshaw having determined to quit the Milk
business will sell at public auction, FRIDAY, the
9th day of December 1854. at his farm, Brooke
Turnpike. miles north of Richmond, his valuable
stock of Cows about IS in number Some of them
superior blooded Cows.
To those disposed to engage in the business most
favorable opportunity Is now presented to secure
fine stock of excellent Mich Cows
TERMs-All sums under $50, cash; over that
amount months credit, for negotiable notes salts
factorily endorsed.
no % GODDIN L. APPERSON, Aucts.
WILL be added to the above Sale, a pair
w of large size superior WORK HORSE s,
which will be sold separately together, may be
desired.
TERMS months credit for approved negotiable
paper. GODDIN L APPERSON,
de 2 Aucts.
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BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN 6 CO.

BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN & CO.
ROOTS, SHOES AND HATS AT AUC-
~ TION.-On FRIDAY, 9th December, we will
sen AZ ~ O'Clock, at our Auction Store-SOO Cases
consisting Of seoA.'
Mems and Boy' heavy Boots and Shoes, Of all
Women's Shoes
Children's do
Silk and Wool Hats
Caps Sole Leather, TO-
TERMs-Under 800 CASH 800 and over 4 month.
Credit. for approved paper.
no Is DAVENPORT ALLEN A. CO An,t.
ALSO-200 Trunks 80 ->~ss
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DUCKWHEAT FLOUR-A primo lot
~ Of Mountsia Duskv heat u store ED fcr sals
de- No. e Cary 4.
M ETAILIO TAPE LlNE6-A full O.
Nl sortment from - foet - 100 fest inclusive,
esaduatsd In inches ssd tsnths, for Mechanics and
Easi.ssr ~. - als p .,.,.o,, :,
del Sign Of TIE Cir, osws II Mia =.
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NOTICE.-Mr. r. III. Burton having by
eoreH In the Clerks Office Of the Hastings Court Of
hckmond conveyed TO us In trust for the benefit OF
his ereditoEs all debts due to him by Bond, Note,
open Account, or otherwise, we hereby requireSail
persona indeeted to him 70 settle their respective
debts with us or with him, who 10 our authorised
agent VITA .: little delay - possibie much longer
indulgence will not be 9iven.
JAMES DUNLOP, 80.
sezs-1 JAMES ALLEN. siatees.
BRITANNIA MOLA6SES CUPS, with
~ lids. for sale BY GENNET 4 JAMES,
de Eagle Square.
EOR HIRE have for hire. for the re-
= nsisdsf Of the ysax, two NB0ROES, young
4. B. HUrcHEsoN,
~ J-u Sheriff Of HsnSico,
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NIGHT AUCTION.
MATCHES, JEWELRY and FANCY
~ AkTICLES VIII be sold at my store THIo
EVENING at O'Clock, large invoice Of WATC6.
ES, JEWELRY and FANCY ARTICLES. -
ALso-A small invoice Of DRY GOODS
The attention of the public 10 requested ~ Tho
sale will be without reserve. 80 80
81 ALEX. MOTT, Auet. 8
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THIS MORNING, 1t 10 o'cl0ek, We Win
- seH @ public snetisu. large ansoytueat e
nOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN KUkNlIUhE-
AIso the Fufnifur6 Of N Office belopainR 70 p9up
esaonai gentlemen. LAkU9 6 CHINE
4oe 81. M Auofs -
w AICHES JEWELRY, 90. At
AUCTIoM-THIS fTuesaay) EVENING. q
~ We VII selI ct Anctioa reo insoiee r
WAICmEs AND JEWELRY Of al sfyles ana IT.
tern, The Trade would DO wall to attend the 1901
w \. & so'e IN iofa LAAus SHINE.
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BY TAYLOR WILLIAMS
HOUSE AND LOT ON ST. STE
- PHENS ST, IN DUvAL,S ADDITION.-On
WEDNESDAY, 9Th day of December at 81 O'clock.
E M upon the premises, will be ssld that Brick
of st. Stephens st., occupied by Mrs.-Smith. and
nearly opposite the residence of Capt Thos a
Eppss. There are good rooms, in good repair and
o well of water convenient. The Lot 'front.' so fat
and runs back sufficient depth 'e''
TERMs-S500 cash; balance at 4 mos, interest and
title retained. TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
do Aucta
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EOR IRE have for hire, Man Ser
IL want whom wish to hire to some person fol-
the balance of the year, who will give such employ
ment will not expose him to bad weather or very
hard work. JAS. ID Elicit,
no IS Gen'l Agent and Com. Merchant.
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T AND FOR SALE.-Ihe subscribers

T AND FOR SALE.-Ihe subscribers
IL offer for sale small farm in the county OF Han
over of 1894 of land. In mile and half OF
the Central Railroad Depot and in one mile Of Han.
upon the Pamunkey river with about 80 Of clea
ed land of which about IS acres of very fertile fiat
land and the balance In fine producing order OF one
ed land with good deal of whire oak and ash tim
Der. The said land lies on the main road leading from
Caroline to Richmond, and also on the main road
larse snd commcdfous dwelling house, Kitchen sta
BILE; said land o6.n many inducements. such ~ .
further particulars are emed unnecessary, - cse
wishing to purchase win see for themselvea On
said land 13A bushels Of wheat seeded on hne lot
land.
The above land viii be offered for sals publicly
the premises, on FRIDAY the 18th, Dec. 1851, II
fair II the next fair day theIeafter but prefer
= = y '0a pa e. { LEw1s ". rALIAEElRo.
M Auwr ~
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WILLIAMSBURG. Nov. $, Is54-staw4W N00 "
FOR RENT-THE MONUMENT

IL FOR RENT-THE MONUMENT
Ia HOTEL.-The Subscriber having determined
to decline Tavernkeeping, offers this delightful 10.
tel for rent from the LIST day of January next.
Fronting Immediately upon the Capitol Square, in
few yards Of all the public offices. and with I'M
the river it is certainly of the most deli ehtful
situations in this country; and its custom 10 of the
best description.
The house is in fine order, havrg bsen recently
thoroughly repaired, re-papered and painted.
The tenant can be supplied also with the Furni.
ture in it if he pleases, which will otherwise be
sold at public auction on the 28th of December.
no 28-dts JOHN TALMAN.
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DOR RENT-The Tenement on Broad
st. between 9Th and 10th SITS adjoining the resi-.
dence of Col. Taos. B. Bigger Post ssion given lat
December next. BICK L. WINSTON
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FOR RENT.-The large dwslling house
on the corner of Bro.d and 18th street., opposite
the Powhatan House. For terms apply at the Pow.
no 24-eodIW
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NONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will be sold
~ for cash. in front of the High Constables Office,
on SATURDAY, the I'd day of December. 1854, at 10
O'Clock A NJ, a lot of HOUSE and KITCHEN FUR
NITURE. and lot of GROCERIES and CONFEC.
TIONARIES sold to satisfy sundry executions In my
hands in favor of Grass and othersDs Hufnsy, &c.
ALFRED LEWELLEN, D. G.,
no S0-St For j. P. TYLER, II. G. C. r.
THE above Sale is postponed until fur
ther notice. A. LEWELLEN, D C.
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FOR BALTIMORE AND
rs GSxEzz:.lsaza PHILADELPHIA-S Steamer BEL
VIDERE.
Freight received to-day (MONDAY) at u O'Clock,
and up to the hour of 8 O'Clock p. NJ, TUESDAY,
the 9Th inst, for the above places
Shippers by this line to Philadelphia, are requested
to see US before sending down their freight.
de At LUDLAM L. WATSON
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- FOR RENT.-TwO new brick tene-
~ ments fronting the MAJ ket space at the Second
Market House, suitable for stores and private resi-
dences
Also brick store and lumber house, corner of
Grace and Union streets, near Central Depot
Possession given immediately. For terms apply to
no I5-ts VIM. TYREE.
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NOTICE.-On FRIDAY, the 18th day
IN of December next at IL O'Clock. NJ, shall pro-
coed to sell on the premises, Commissioner, under
decree of Chesterfield Circuit Superior Court one
hundred and twenty acres of LAND. lying on the
Manchester Turnpike, about three miles from town,
it being part of the tract of land known Dickin-
sons Much the larger portion Of the said land is in
woods. Terms made known on the day of sale.
BENZ. HATCHER,
no 2l-dtds* Commissioner.
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CULINARY ARTICLES.-Buckwheat
~ Cake Ladies' and Spoons. DippeS Cake Turn
Bakers aud Rings, Egg Fryers, Cake Moulda, Cullen
ders Shaker Sleeves, Steak Besters, Dough Knesders.
Dredging Boxes, Omelet Pans with many other n.
de4 buckley & co.'s.
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OOK AT THIS.-$20,0 900 worth OF
IL Ready Made Clothing at cost, embracing every
style Of garments suitable for Fall and Winter
The subscribers have determined to quit the business
positiyey sell at cost either wholesale retail To
merchants and others here 10 rare chance The
goods fresh, fine and well made and the stock 10
ample Call at the Franklin Clothing Store, No. SO
Main street. X. DECOU co.
N. B. A good cutting board for sale low. Apply a.
above. se9-Sm
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a FOR RENT have bought Mr..
q Loves School Room, on 7th bekveen Clay and
Marshall sts, and will rent either thaebr my own,
9Th between Grace and franklin SITS.
noo ii. p. TAYLOR.
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DY virtue of deed of trust, executed to
ID me by Peter Cottrell, bearing date Nov. 14th,
1851, and duly recorded In the County Courts of
Goochand and Hsnrico, shall, according to the re-
qnest of the BENEFICIARY, proceed to sell the Soth
of Deer 1854 at Dover Pits, in Goochland county,
aNegro Girl. and an interest (which 10 oneseventh)
in tract of Land in the upper part of Henrics
county, originally owned BY VIM. CottrelL decd
to satisfy debt named in said deed
JOHN w. COTTRELL,
no 3o-d6tc4t* Trustee.
EXECUTOR'S SALE OF Landry
~ virtue of the will of Nancy Morrison, decd, 1
shall, on the 3Oth day of December 1884, If fair If
not, the next fair day, the premises, sell at
public auction, the TRACT OF LAND in 0ooch-
land county, wherein the late Nancy Morrison resi-
ded.
The Land Is situated on the Manikin Ferry Road,
eoont miles northeast from Dover Meeting House,
and adjoining the LANDS Of VIM Firth and Others 1t
has comfortable dwelling, with 4 rooms and the
ususl outbuildngs with sufficient supply of tim
Der and wood, and contains about two hundred
acres.
TERms-One-third cash; the residue credit OF
and TIVE years. the purchaser giving bond for the
deferred payments bearing interest from date, and
q deed of trust on the land to secure the same.
The title is believed to be perfect; but selling -
Executor shall only convey with special gsr1snty
Executor Of Nancy Morrison, decd.
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HARPER CHEAP FOR Cash. 1t the
IL Exchange Bookstore next door to the Pet
Office. Tenth volume Commenced. sUBSc1lR.
GEO. n. WEST. Assnt.
B.-Persons living In the eoantsy WHO u!sh =
subscribe will plesss remit she above subscs1pGe1
month. oE0. - W1Gxe
de z-3t 1xenanke Loo
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Tuesday Erening, Non. It'll, l854.-Flour-Thert
10 mere frmness for superfne Richmond mills 10
the first of the week 500 bbs. Gallego were taken
without inspection at S1l so, and 500 bbls do, Of
April inspection, sold at auction the same figures
About the middle of the week, $50 bbs superfine
Gslego sold from first hands at Sl2 25, and 800 do
not Inspected at the Same.
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n FOR RENT-Warehous fronting
III on the Dock and Cary st., occupied at present
by Leftwich Il Jeter. Apply to
se l2-ts GEO. s. PALMER, 18th ct.
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- LIAMSBURG FOR SALE offer for sale
the House and Lot in this place, formerly occupied
by the late Rev. ScerVani JONES' 1t Is pleasantly
placed the Main street of the town, near the Col
ege, and would serve admirably Boarding house.
there being several small buildings attached contain
ing many rooms.
If the property shall not be sold privately before
Tuesday. 18th December next it will On that day be
sold publicly at the Court House in this place
TERMS made known on application, or at sale.
RO. SAUNDERS,
Executor of S. Jones' decd.
WILLIAMSBURG. Nov. 8, 1854-3taw4w
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ALD FURNITURE REPAIRED AND
" VANISHED, BY WOODWARD & LIPS
COMB, Bread street. s doors from I'd, between I'd
and Sd.-Return their sincere thanks to the citizens
of Richmond and public generally, for the liberal
patronage heretofore extended. and hope by strict
attention to business and strong endeavors to
tinuance of the same
All kinds OF repairing in the Cabinet business well
executed, promptly attended to and thankfully re-
ceived. WARWICK M. WOODWARD,
del-lm* NEWTON LIPSCOMB.
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DED BRANDING PAINT.
Jas, D. Gregory 4 Jas. I. Royal

WILL continue the HARDWARE BUSINESS in
w oil its various branches the old staad oi Greg
ory, Rosall & Simpson, under the firm of GRE6ORi
& ROYALL. and respectfully solicit continuance OF
of the very liberal patronage they have ever received
promising to sell gool goods at hnneai prices
They now have in a very aire and we'll nssort
I'd stock of Carpenters oos and Materials Hous".
ke ping Articles. Saldlery, Ceach Makers Maarai-,
Guns BLOCK smiths Tools &c. &c, and expect to re
ceve in few weeks, (di,ectly from birmingham T.
Snefield) quite a large lot ot English Hardware n
Cutlery.
rRCOUNTRY MERCHANTS, and all others N
want of goods are invited to give them call
feb Its
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naruerreotYpe JeWeIry

b. exhibited in this COMMUNICATE OF which WIZ be
kd with Pictures wi ch cunnoi be surpassed IN tins
sry other city, at very low prices, and warranted to
what they sold Tor.
celng truly thankful for the increasing evidence OF
pepv ariy of his work, not oily in the p' ase w'ach
abundanty bestowed, but in more substantial torm'
the way Of an increase of business, unprecedented,
ch clearly proves the superiority OF his work he
edges himself to uss nh honorable means To ceni'nae
deserve public favor. p. E. GIBBS Proprietor,
At the sign of the Flag.
D.. S-To correct an error which l find vert prepa-
u will say that have heen tsking pictures ter 'he
b foGy hs, at from 81 SO to $40. and shai o"'-
take them as low as any house in this place
eok out for the stripes. l. Il. IL
FL IT,
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RICHMOND.
A NOTmERNEw NOTE UPON woR


"a GESfEkS PIANO The w York Oommer
eia Advertiser ol the 24th March 1854, IN an article
referring the superiority of American over imported or
foreign instruments pays the following deserved and
just compliment To MIR. Wotcer,er's Pianos;
1--WE have pianos from England, Franco aud
Germany, made 10y the cc"bratei 'nnuua 'turers
in those oounrie hive heard their tones ciced by
tho touch OF skilf performers. but must say that we
hive seen lew pianos comparable with those monuieo
ture by II Worcester. In elegantc al form nni hnh
richness of tome durability Of tune nnd all other qualities
tlat render musical Instruments valuable MIR roes
ters pianos unsurpasscd 1t is highly creditnbe 10
our piano manufacturer that Europeans are con
strained To acknowledge their supcrnrity."
A. MORRIS, 81 Main Street. Richmond
Is sole agent for the sale of
WOkCESTERS PIANOS,
and would invite the tenon Of professors. amateurs,
aud the ubc, to examination OF them.
Ills assortment embraces many and beautiful
styles and by amn-t every arrival is receiving nddinn
al supplies He offers the greatest advantages In th u
purchase OF Piano FoRTEs, only in superiority oi IN
strnlaenls, bu also in the prices nr which h" '"''
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GentlemenS' Goods.
GpRJNG 1854.

rINHE subsc iber respectfully calls the attention OF
| gentlemen to his stock ~ Spring and summer
Goods in which will b. found Black French Cloths
of handsomest finish combined with durability, rsncy
Coored Cloths OF al the fashionable shades, Blue Plum
Colors Browns &c. which will accar weH ard keep Their
color Black French Doc Skins, some extra line and a
handsome assortmed of Cassimeres, li zen Drills ltal
ian cloths Dap de Etc, (par eXtra) bombhzhe' NC.
Fame, Silk and NInrseiles Vesings new and beautiful
the newest style Buttons for Cat, Vests NC and all
other Tailor trimmings all IF which will be made to or
dec or retaed wihonr makng) at aslow prices as sim
liar goods can be bought in the city
ua aIso invites an examination Of his Furnishne
G,ods viz: Summer Crava,s, Stocks, Ties, &c. Silk
and Linen Hk.s, Byron and Siondup Collars 3 ply,
Plain and cordei best KID GLOVES, at 81 90 Mus
lin nd all Linen Shifts do do DRIVERS ali szeso'toh,
lila ,l,read Linen Merno and Silk Hose, Cotton an !
hIeriro Gause U"dershrs. &c, &c.
Scotts d. divers Fashions. and Iaors Ioo,s 1,, tor
sale. "'i' u
ANBRosE PAGE, Tailor lapi D dim
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Christmas Presents.

A the time for the interchange of friendly tokens OF
regard and affection is hand, and 'aerry Christ
pas and Happy New Year. considered such aP'
Prprmte ons for beatoUipg cherished friends
P@nrthng which will recall 10 mind, with an
FraSed viydness tie love in memory ot the donof,
9ev be well 10 remin those who contemplate 1and VINO
70 not presenting loved with something real
Y valuable, that in all the whole oatalouge ot b9ouerie
|@rc IL nohins which is surely and invariably spf re
as the eouneeeit presement ct the gITer IN the
an OF daguerreotyPe. especially when taken IN IAN
lnmitable style, and placed iR one n the NUN =
'es beautiful and Fancy Papcr Mache, Velvet petd
'nd Tortoise she'll Poste Mnnnaie Cases OF in an eie
esat Loeket iIrarelea, Fisger Ring, Breast Pin y
ppN choice usso tmen. OF which we have us received
Expressly f,y the HOLIDAYS, exhihirien at the
New Popular Daguerrean Gallery.
a Main stteet, immedjo ely over VIM II Mosby Auc-
|hn Reom.
n Is Particular pains tsken To give correct likeness
~ artistic pictnres. Storeoscopic and cooared Da-
ereyFes may be bad in Superior style, by those who
~she them Don't mistake the place: MAis STREET,
'hD BooR FRoM B@tpGE Sv.
II GEO. W. MINNIS,
n, n S. TANNER,
saeo I-'s "vaottcH Ddgn9s otyotsts