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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-22
New Fall and Winter Goods


rEtIlE Subscriber is now receiving his FALL
d and WINTER GOODS (at the Brick S,ore)
among Which may be found
Rich Satin, Plaid and Fancy SILKS, Of the latest
and most fashionable styles,
Rich Figured, Paid and Plain DELANES,
Plain French and English MEltlNOS,
Ladies CLOAkS aud MANTILLAS,
q Embroidered Fr. nch COLLARS, UN-
DEESLEEEES and C!lI;MlZETrES,
a variety Of BONN ELS and Bonnet RIBBONS
Scots and Shoes, FLATS and Caps,
NEGRO SHOES AND BLANKETS,
OSNABURGS and FACTORY STRIPES,
GROCERIES,
Hardware, Creckery, sc.
Together with large and well selected variety Of
other GohlS, too numerous Ia mention.
~ The pubic generally arc respectfully solicited
to c;Il and examine the above mentioned Stock be-
lore purchasing elsewhere.
H. C. BRYAN.
Oct 2G If Ill
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

.Ey Partc,
john 2. Mcaing.
DY I.r;uc of an Order from the Court of Equity,
- f"rri;dgc!;rd District, in the above stated case
wl sell 10 the highest bidder, at the house "f jain
Nlrang, in said District, on Tuesday the l2Ih De-
crr,hrr next. the IulIowing property Of David X.
N,.: In Z unnfic 10 WI =
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EdgefeId Hale Academy,

T HAVE in hand the accounts OF the Ehgricll
4 Aae Academy against parents and guardians
who have palrunsed the Insti;ntion for the past
scholastic year. All indebted arc requested tn
come forward 1T once and settle that the Trualc, 5
NAV also settle with their r. achcrs. 1t is desirable
that payment be made, at the farhest, by ihc 10th
December q. \. ADDISON,
Treasurer Bvald Of Trustees.
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Notice,

A IL Persons indebted to the Estate of Elijah
IA I. Rauch. deed, are requested to make i'm
me date payment, and those having demands agalnst
said Estate will present them properly attested, as
intend 10 close the estate By the 25th Decemoer
next. JOSEPH WYSE, Adm'or:
Nov 9 St 43
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To all Persons interested

TT is impossible lor the Merchant of limited meal
i to carry on business pro6trbly "r SATISFACTORY
unless more prompttudc is ob,ersablr among !
customers in the settlement OF their accounts.
own interest has sutf, red from This neglect and
must settle my respective clans. With tbs yitI
earnestly ask all persons indebted I" ae ieSce,3
forward and cancel their obligations. ti'y c'lsl
they can, if not, at leas, by noc) aud thrrey sal
mo the time and trpable Of u peIsnna aplicalipni
- W. ?. BUTGER.I
F1oe6eld C.. H. Get. a. If 3S5
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Thirteen. Hundred Acres,

- 4
Which will BE- divided in the following Trscts, viz:
TIE MUNDY OR HOMESTEAD d ePLAc f.
This Tract contains Three hundred and farty- y-nne
(349) Acres-two hundred aud fifty of which lis in I
high state Of cultivation. The balance is Oak und
Hickory Woodland, and very sup rur Cotton land.
On this place there is large and commudious Dwell
ing House. Gin House and Screw, Blacksmith Shop,
Barn and Stables, with all other out buidingsene-
cessary for farming purposes.
THE YELDELL PLACE.
This Tract contains -Four hundred and fifteen
4l5) Acres-nbout one hundrfd and sixty acres are
cleared upland, fifty Of which is fresh and very su-g
pcrior sandy soil. The balance of The upltpd is:the
first quality Of sandy woodland-it has also seventy
five or eighty acres Of bottom land. partly woodland
and partly meadow On this place there is "a good
comfortable Dwelling House with other good cut
buildings. ~
TIE BELCIIER OR SWAMP TRACT.
This Tract contains -Four hundred andtf5tty three
(443) Acres-two hundred Of which is first qualitysi
Creek bnttoms, sixty of which i. in fine state Of
cultivation, while the remainder is woodland thckly
covered with Poplar, NJ Pile. BLACK Walnut. Red )
Elm, White, Red and pa sh AK and other
growth. The balance is upland. rartIand in cultva-
tion patty woodland and all yer, superior OF
ton aud Grain. On this place there is good Ewell-
ing House aud out buildings. -
The above adjoining Tracts, situated and lying Dns
the Scott's Ferry Road. some t~" nes fonr l.ber-s
ty Hill, form three very desirable settlements, or
taken together is one Of the best bodies OF Land in
the upcountry.
TIE BURTON PLACE. =.
This Tract contains one hundred and ten (ItO)
acres lying on the west side of Cuffer Town Greek,
adjoining lands of DIR. Stephens. a. G..Gaskins
and }. r. Quattlcbum, portion Of which has been
cultivated. Also,
Thirty-Two Likely Young Negroes,
Among them a g"d Blacksmith, the Crop of Corn,
Fodder. Oa,s, Stack of Horses Mules Cattle, Fat and
Stock Hogs Blacksmith and Plsniatiun Tools. two
Road Wagons, Household amd Kitchen Furniture,
&c, &c. s.4ss9 :
Terms made known on day of SALE
JOHN E. LEWIS, Ex'or.
OcteG st As
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Lost

DETWEEN Pottcrsve and Edgefield c. H.,
d SMALL POCKET BOOK, containing asnail
amount Of money, s"nc notes and accuunls-a note
on William Hamilton, gwen solneiime in July,
1851, for s.; account on "m g. Dorm Tor S22 5O;
account on d. Chapman for SlU, and perhaps SOME
other papers not reculecied
GEORGE w. DOOLEY.
Nov 3 Il AZ
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Valuable Residence for Sale.

+ WILL sci, by virtue o. an order from II. T.
L Wright, Ordinary, on the first Monday in Jan,
uary next, at Edgciicll C. H., the real Estate o
MIS-. Ridley Gray, deceased, consisting Of FINE
DWELLING HOUSE and LOT il the Town OIL
Edaeficld.
TrnMs-On a credit Of twelve months-purcha,
scrs giving their notes and two approved sureties
IL. \. GRAY,
Adm'or with the VIII annexed.
Mo- IL 1T 1T
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Valuable Plantation for Sale,
IN BAKER COUNTY, GA.

IN DAhER OOUN >, VA.
YNIIE well known Oak and Hickory Cotton Plan
L tation, called Greenwood, situated on the Cooa-
wahre Swamp, six miles west Of Albany, Baker
County, (nnw Dougherty.l Said Plantation con-
tais 800 acres OF the very best land in said county
most Of which is cleared, with extensive improve
nrcns on it, in perfect order. My usual crop is
about 2U0 bales Of 800 pounds each, with - hands.
Twenty young Nu"s about eight thousand bush
els Corn, and the Stock Of Hogs and Cattle, will be
sold with the place. Said Plantation has proven
very healthy. Will reserve one lot OF two hun
drrd and fifty acres ii the purchaser does not object
The fertility and nevcrfl.iins qualities OF Baker
County lands, together with the exemption. in
great measure from the BOIL Worm and Catcrpiller,
being so well known, renders it useless to cnulne-
rate The many advantages they possess over any
cotton lands in this State elsewhere. My only
reason for selling, is u concentrate my planting in
tercsts and 10 bring my negroes nearer to my place
of residence and business. Terms easy to the pur-
chaser. Apply 10 N. CkuGEh,
81 Bay street, Savannah, Geo.
Aug % 45m 81
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70 the Ladies',

MRS. z. T. HAMILTON, takes ES??D
LII this method Of informing lhy Ladies Of
Edgcicid Village and vicinity, that she has cvln :
mcllccd the
and Making Business,
At the Store formerly occupied by Mrs. Brown.
Nov III If I'll
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Notice to Classical Scholars,

rHNHE Undersigned, Trustees Of the EGsetied
L Male Academy, advertze that they will re,
ceivc applications, for the position of Teacher and
Prnripal in the Institution under their charge Tor
tie next year, until the 18th November. Il is one
of the best opportunities of the Kind now offered IN
the State Nnnc need apply, unless they can show
the highest qualifications o,,,
a. SInKlNS,
R. T. MINIS,
G: \. AnnlsoN, s
LEWIS JONES.
oo.lo It 40
~. ihc soutl, Ca~olin:un will corg un'i! the
l5ih Nv, and .orwlr account 10 u :. Adl.ssn,
Treasurer of the Board Of Trustees.
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Edre6eld C. H., Oct. 4,
Notice!

A IL Persons are hereby cautioned n"t. to stri
IA pass on the Lands belonging tn the E-tafe
A. Y Burton, decd, BY eth r hauling @oods
straw of tho same. without p rmissioh fiom
Trustee. Those who continue to doso, may eSr
to be prosecuted by the TRUSTEEt
Sept. 1S, 1854. tt
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-22

AS Frauce, England and Turkey, are at loss
what 10 do with The Crmea alter ley shall have
succeeded in taking SebasI"po', The London
Leader rvcouulcnis iIIcul 70 sell it to the Uni
I.I
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-22

THE Indians in Nevada county, California,
were lately summoned 10 grand council 10y the
Superintendent of Indian Affairs, with il view To
making arrangements for their removal. They
are unwilling 10 go, aud The head chief took &C,
r:.siou 10 ask why The Chinese We're not removed
from the country, IS they are murc disagrccable
to the whites than the Indians are. They num-
Der ese hundred in that county, and are HARM
less, pr;.ccabie race, living OH good terms with
,hr settlers
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-22

cACC'CNI llSlS,
40 Coffee.
..rr Potatoes, Silver Skin Onions,
Fine Chewing Tobacco, different brands,
Firs. quality llavanna and American Cigars,
Sperm and Alamantinr Candles,
Starch, Pepper, Mustard, Extra Fine Table Salt,
Sar,Iinrs, Salmon, l.obstc!s, Tomato ketchup,
Pepper Sauce, Preserves of every description,
Pickles. Splendid Vinegar, &C., &c
Liquors and WINES.
Gibson's b.st Whiskry, Nectar do.
New England Rum, Domestic Brandy,
Holland Gin. Madeira Wine,
Trncrift ANA Malaga DO
First quality Champagne Wine,
Clarvt in boxes, leslie e. Co.'S Stomach Bitters,
Wolf aud Ross Srhnapp>, &c.
Also, . Casks Of Superior brandies
S. L. BOWERS, Agent.
HAMBURG. Nov II, II AL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-22
Administrators Sale!

AuuinlOGiG GLUl D bGl0
pY Virtue or an Order from Il. I. "reh:. Or
I'D dinar, of EdgeHeld District, VIII be sold on
"Wednesday the 9th Dec. next and DAYS !o!"Airg.
all the personal csute Of the late Col f. T. l.ouk-s
night. decd, at the residence o: -aid dccc :h
miles from Mt. Willing, cons sting Of
Twenty.Eight Likely Negroes,
The Crop of Corn.- Fotd.r r.. Co,t,a aud Ozts<ess
quantity II excellent Flaur. N0f ffHfE., u a.
Cattle. Hogs and Sheep one Carriage. nr:.ily n W.
one Buggy, one Road Wagg"n. Ii'acks"ith md
Plantation Tools. Household aud Kitchen furni-
ture, &C., &c.
TERMs-Tweve months credit-interest from
dae-wit note and approved securili $. for all sums
above ten dollars Of and under that cash, be-
fore delivery Of property.
MARY BOUKNlGHT, .,,,,.
JOHN HUlET. -AA '
Nov St 4S -
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Carpets and Curtain Materials.


VETlEhHANa sFgEAR. AUGUSTA, GA,
w has just received fom New York large
supply OF
English Brussels Carpets, Of the best quality and
Of new and elegant styles;
English Velvet Carpets, Of new and splendid
styles
Extra Three Ply, Ingram and Venetian Carpets
Pich Chenille Rugs, To match The Carpets;
Printed Crumbl ;lots in patterns and by the yard
Rich coIorrd Damasks and DrLmines, for Cur
tains. with Gimps and Ilsscs To match.
Rich Embroidered Lace and Muslin Curtains,
ana some ut very low prices;
l3nbroid. rcd Muslin, f'r Curtains. by the yard !;
Window Shades Of bcautiu! styles
Superior Furniture Dimites and Fine Cotton
Fringes;
Git Cornccs, Curtain Bands, and Brass and
Plated Stair Rods;
The Public are respectfully invited to call and ex-
anime tic assortment.
Aurl>ta Nov ii # Az
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= EoeIcH.

. PPlICaTiON will be made to The Leg stature
! Of this State, a; It's next session, !or Ioa"
rom GgaMtey.ile ty Aiken direct.
.Auy3l i'm Go
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SApcrIH's Sale.
Thos. X. Collier, }

Thos. X. Collier, ,
rs
Joseph Winshp
Df Virtue Of the Writ of Fl Fa in the fore
- going case, shall proceed 10 sell on SAT
urday the 25IL November inst, ut Freuand's 5
Store, one Id Saw Gin levied on us the proper
ty of Joseph Winship. Terms Cash.
LEWIS JONES, S. Z. D.
Nov9 .4le Al
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Negro Blankets and Cloths,
SAIlLLlAM SHEAR, AUGUSTA, Ca, respect
Wv fully invites the attention Of Planter. TO his
large supply of NEGRO BLANKETS and Ne
GRO CLOTHS, which he is preparing to sell at
very low prices.
Augusta Nov II IF 44
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ssscE.5ei',s Sale,

tOY Vir!ue of wrils Of Ficr Facias to me
ID directed. shall proceed TO sell al Edge
iieId Cuur, House, OH The first Monday in
December nexl, The following property il the fol-
lowing case, viz:
1.l,n Hill Adm'or, VS. William Minor, One
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RICH DRY GOODS.
Selling of at Cost !!

Selling of at Cost F!
VVM. Ell. CRANE, AUGUSTA, GEoscM.
w from this date will sell off his large STOCK
of DRY GOODS ut COST FOR CASH !!
He has good assortment Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
and many DRESS GOODS suitable for the FALL
and WINTER.
lie respectfully invites the attention Of all who
wish 10 purchase Dry Gouds ut the LOWEST Pussi-
ELE PRICES for u rare opportunity now presents
itself
Augusta, Nov IL 2t IL
NEW FALL DRY GOODS.
CORNER OPPOSITE GLOBE HOTEL, AUGUSTA, GA.
RgHaLEEe q, yy AEsE e E!s, vii! offer great
this season to purchase their FALL land WINTER
DRY GOODS.
They do not pretend to say they have the richest
and largest stock offered in this city, tia, ty
have better taste in their Selections or possess m-
ror advantages over their neighbours; but they have
certainly the riches: and most elegant stock they
ever had in store.
Ill DRESS GOODS
They have Rich Satin Striped Plaid SILKS;
Rich Heavy Crocalc Ccl'd do.
Blk. Satin Striped Plaid and Watercd SILKS Of
new and beautiful styles;
Plain Red SiLKS, and Plain do.
R;ch Printed Fr. CISHliERES and DE-
LANES;
BEAUTIFUL small Gg. DELAiNES, for misses
wear;
Plain French lIERINos ard C-!sHMERES,
Of every shade;
Sup. line Blk. Fr. EOMBAZINE;
CHiLLE aud DELAINES;
MANTILLAS, TILNAS AND CLOIES
embracing every variety Of patterns aid mat, ri:,l,
ir"m Iow-prccd 10 the riches, and highest cost
Go"ds manufactured
E.NBROiDERIES, comprising large and
most rr.an assortment OF Rich French Worked
Guitars. Chcr2rllcs, Und, rsr, YES Sturach,rs,
!!andkcrc!cfs, Infants Robes and Worked Bodies.
Maltese Collars, Chrmiact;cs and Sleeves;
Rch Embroidered Bands, Of the latest styles OF
work;
Beautiful let Of Ronnct and Neck Ribbons;
Linen CanJric hcnl-sl'cd liaudkcrchicis, Miits,
Gloves;
Black and White Sill; Hosiery Alpaca and Mo-
ravian Hose
Ladies and Misses Hose, all s;z's;
I" Silk and Mcrino Vests and Misses do.
IN HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES
They have an endless variety Of TOWELLiNGS
Table NAPKINS and DOYLES;
1914 Linen and Cotton PILLOW CASE Goods,
TABLE Cl OTHS, all sizes, Of the richest
Dalnask and Snow dtop figures.
-A1So-
French and Eng!isl, C1SSIHERES, BROAD
CLOTHS. VESTJNGS. TWEEDS, Welsh
FLANNELS, and every other article kept in tie
Dry Ciuods line.
Persons visiting the City, can rely on finding the
newest styles Of Goods, and in richness and Variety
unsurpassed r any market, to which Their attention
is invited, as they will be o!iercd at low prices.
Augusta, Nuv % II AZ
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EXECUTO RS $ A LIE !.

NNTlLL be sold on MONDAY the 9th Noscn-g
w Der next. by the Subscriber. at the late resi-
dence of Capt. E. b. Beichcr. arc'd, ali the Real
and Personal estate OF said deceased. The Real (
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-22
To Rent.

rENTIE Room at present occupiei By Nir;; Lfsd
1 as j Dry Goods Store. In my :bseil,s. 81
to j y. Williams. s. CHRISTIE
Dec % II 8:
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ASIA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
New YosK, November l6. 1854.


New YoEK, November IT.. 1851
The steamer Asia has arrived bringing Liver
pool dates of November /.
On The 25th y force OF 10000 Russians attack
ed and captured the forts in pussession of The
English at Baak.ava y fierce engagement
enSued, which resulted in the withdrawal OF The
Russians, after great loss on both sides.
The operations of The siege were said 10 be
progressing ltvorably for the allies. Two Rus
sian saips had been destroyed III the harbo: and
the quarantine batteries, as bcfurc reported. had
been sileured. The hasion of Fort C"nslan-
tine had been damaged by the explosion Of Il
magazine.
AT Liverpool cotton w.,s in better demand, at
l-l6i. per puuna advance on middling grades.
Sales Of Inc week 47,00O bales, including 1000
to spectators and exporters.
DreadstutlS had improved since the sailing of
the Atlantic, but nevertheless closed ut Is. lower
per barrel for flour, Is. for corii, and 81. for
wheat. Canal Hour DIS; Oliu 45S. Corn As.
White wheat lbs.
Provisions generally active. Lard SIS. Con-
sols clused al 9li 10 9i4.
The Russians attacked the forts NJ Balakava
unexpectedly OH The 25th. The Turks ing lori
oaslv He'd, wien The Russians seized their guns
ana lurri them Oh !he allies. Tie Scotch
TROOPS remained !r'n, &rd other forces "rrIvug,
the Rus=ial,s were compelled to yield. They
however retained possession OF The TWO forts,
from which tbry fired upon the allies. Three
regiments OF EngIi>! ca;airy which were expos
ed TO cross fire, suffered terribly
On the succeeding d = Il Simultaneous a,tac!:
WAS made i,r c Russian Force under Mr!Sriii-
koH and the garrison Il Sebas!op"i upon the
Fr.rch position. The Frclch say that The Rus
SLAMS we're rcpuScd with great loss, but The
Russian accc;ti.ts say Thu; they destroyed the
French works AMI spiked t!lvr guns. i'ary also
SAY that tic English lost 500 cavalry at Bt!akla-
Va, aud cla!m generally 10 be Successful.
In Srbas,opo! The loss of life is sail 70 BE-
great that lilc unbutet cor:nses taial The atnoa-
p!rre.
Lord Raglan prefers u long 5ombardmcnt Il,
:. S,ijcn assault. Gu;h arllies werc tring large
" renturcrd
Tie cvf Interpreter of Lurd Raglan wa,
discovered 10 bea Russian spy.
rhr :Snnlc atfir wIs largely diseased in the
Frcacn paperS, aud il is said the Government
his ons;!tc proof of lis c"nncciinn with plan
10 y,,roIu;iunisc all of Europe. Mr. Na>"n had
an interview with The Emperor wio assured him
,Ral he would give 1T The proper time ~. i>t.co-
ry reasons for The expulsion Of Soule aud in
the mra,rtime Mr. Mason might refer the matter
to his government
A Spanish paper says tha. England, France
and Spain will send Il combined fleet to Protect
Cuba.
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Bush and others, levied on us The property Of the
defendant, Arthur Lott.
rc,ms Cash. LEWIS JONES, s. r. D.
Nov 9 4;c Al
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@sacriG's Sale.
STATE % SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
Felix Lake,
rs. FomiSn Attachment
Chas. T. Harris.
JAS S. Harrison,
rs. Fre!gh A.dcHE1"H!'
The Same.
10Y Virtue of IN Order from the Court of
y Commnu Pleas 10 NJ" directed shall pro-
rcc to sell on the frs: Monday in December
next, 1T Edgrfcld e. H., one Bay Mule, the
property of the Defrndan! Charles II. Harris.
Terms Cash.
LEWIS JONES, S. E. D.
Nov. 9 A!e al
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TIE remains of huge monster have been
found by some miners On Canal Guch, near
Yrcka, Cal, about twenty feet below the suriace
of the ground. One Of the teeth measured
abo,.. ~ ellc inces in circumference. l'lc He
raid expresses i;s decided conviction that ihv
ANNA! was Tie size of ,he tnralnyd i elephant"
yhic:. 50 many A,:gc seen i'll those paris.
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and many DRESS GOODS suitable for the FALL
and WINTER.
lie respectfully invites the attention Of all who
wish 10 purchase Dry Guuds ut the LOWEST pussl-
pLE PRICES for rare opportunity now presents
itself
Augusta, Nov IL 2t IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-22

MINISTER DEAD.-We learn from the New
berry Sentinel that the Rev. Joshua Boyd, L
Mehndsl minister, who had long aborcd III shc
ministry, died Oh Friday morning, ii The adyan-
ced aue of % wears
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-19
$4,000 WORTH OF
D RY q GOD S AT COST.
HHTTl TYNTTa q r


~ONTEN1pT. ATTNa -,,.L;,,, .A..
u .:-- - .1, ~. t'"niof onouk0 IL
ouI uusinecs On Inc ist Gay OF mefcn. 1900 we
nsse rW % 20 1He1 5qT exIenHye stoc6 OF
FANOI AMI ClATLE ~ n GOOD b
AT PRIME COST, FOR CASH.
The stock at this time s large and desirable having
been recently purchased for NETT CASH, do not
hesitate In saying greater Inducements have not been
offered purchasers dunng this or any previous season
than we are now prepared to offer. Our stock con.
sists In part OF the following;
SILK GOODS.
Plain black and colored Silks, all prices
Rich Brocade black and copd do.
Common and medium do DO
handsome pam ana strlped S,ih
Common and medlum DO,
Black Satin, f9T dresses and cioaks
marceines, Al cClors
Raw Slik rla nl s a9r 9 dresses
niack ana core Ply sirS1 i0i Donnets and cioaks.
et WOOLEN GOODS.
Sattinets. all grades
washington AeIseya Ior servants
Georgia Piaids, DO.
Aentucky Jeans. an Prices
Tweed Cassimeres
ram and Chsck Casameres
WOODEN ana Blk sesenss
fiaia Li aas:5 c,o.h. f,r .,,.,.
Black Cloths %l,s p a1r closIs a.oo
o oec ana SnD G z0Os eIvants blankets
1'o 1oz am Soc, . 4; loI r SI.vsnn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-19

NOTICE The firm of TOLER &
~ COOK is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
JOHN R. COOK will continue the Agency bust.
mes. Of the concern, and close the same GEO. w.
ters of the to the extent of c,llectng the
debts due the concern and paying of those they owe,
Independent Of their transactions Agents. and NO
farther
For the purposes aforesaid either party may use
the name of the concern, except in making or en-
dors'Dg the notes. Nc, and then only with the ex.
press consent Of the other. ts9'F
GEO. w. TOLER,
de IS JNO. r COOK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-19
THE MARKETs

NEW Yoax, Dec. l6 -FIour-Saies of Ohio At
~ 6sa$sds. Southern. unchanged, with limited
business. Corn irregular 10 price, with sales Of
Western mixed ct 96 cents. Whiskev ouiet and
quoted at 40 cents.
BALTIMORE, Dec. ls-FIour unchanged with !
limited business Wheat . trfs higher; white
u s1ss203 red, 81 0as2. Corn frm. with sales
OF white at s3ss5 cents; yellow s5ss6 IA.