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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-27

PARIS, Nov. y, 1854
Departure Of Mr. Soue for Modrid-His Policy-Appeal
10 the Cortes--A Queen 10 be Succeeded bv Regency,
dc.-Patriotism qf the americans in Paris-A General
Ezcdus Proposed the sopie QuestionThe Archbishop
Of Nep Fork al Paris--St Anne and her Mother Free
from Original Sin THE Pope Foreign Prince-Do
The Know Nofhsnqs consider Him Modern French
Philosophical Works--Works Of Heinrich Helm one
of g Uncle Toni" !" Converts George Sond-Rctan Of
Crurerli 10 the Grand Opero--Ame Stolts-M Fould
and "Msr Emperor-MeyerJcer--A Neg Opera by
scrite and y~di-Sporting Gossip-Yapkee Rifles
for the Eastern War-MenschAct's Lyric Despatches-
agitation in Hungary, Poland .Sweden and Finland
Wiu Mr.. Souls Fight Nth he French Miniser-7he
EyhiJition-Nem Houses in Paris.
Mr. Sout has left for Madrid, through France 70 Bor
deaux. thence in the U. g. steamer San Jacinto TO
Spain--Santandar or some other port Possibly Spain
may reject him. the ntrgues Of the French Court and
the preiudces of the Empress successful In the
event Of rupture France, in these things has given
uncquivocal assurances Of support TO Spain.
The Cuba question will be formally brough. before the
Corte now In session at Madrid Mr. soule will appeal
from the Cabinet the diplomats of England and France
and the Spanish grandees to the representatives OF the
people The Cortes constituted the supreme
power including the sovereignty itself The battleis TO
be fought there The body represented by all factions
-Cartts. moderadoes, progressistas, and what not
including thirty reliable democrats Espartero Is
In for regency the Queen to be adrft after her
mother and the Princess Of Asturas her infant daugh
ter, to be proclaimed. The existing ministry Il 1,
thought cannot long survive the meeting Of The cortes
You will have the explanations Of the French 20
veromcut OF the Soule sdA- They were afraid re IL
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AUCTION sALns.
lY aODOiN G APRERaON

" ALUABLE + A Il M IN HENRICO,
arr on on The yARINA ROAD. ABoUre NILES
At AUCTION win be sold, en- the premises. on
~ the 29th day Of September, 1854 at y
f. s .sss ths si .s Thom.s
oiea seized situated In the county Of Henrico about
miies below Richmond, the YARNS and Kings
Coz and Jackson F. C6iIdrey, and containing BY
about 40 scres-a plat and survey Of which
e msss before the q '. n shsh as
v;~hI. OF more parcels a. may be deemed most ae-
The buildings on the place. though on.in.llv r..
tne place sef having be On tenanted out for several
snd past has gone down considerably Farm,
.na now shows to great disadvantage 1t however IL
ploie OF great Improvement, the soil 10
maIiably good: Besides which thereis . large pro-
both eak and pine timber, which is now becoming
aay OF great value by ofits nearnes James
e win ,sou, two miles On .h. trse. there
~. one story Of brick and one Of wood. built
H pus lew year, ago; also, frame Kitchen Smoke
convenisnt shade trees. nc. Indeed this place i
su:ceptible Of being made, by small outlay Gas it
hss and mS., bs,s 10, a.
er frame Dwelling another part Of the estate with
an Orchard, and also other Springs Of good water
reqgeated to cal on essrs Henry Cog and jackson
=. Cnildrey, either Of whom will take pleasure in
The term. viii be one-fourth cash balance at g. u
AID Is months for bonds bearing interest secured by
q trust deed.
By request OF the heirs at law of Thomas C. Kee-
see, deceased
GODDIN L APPERSON, Auctioneers
P.S. Will be sold on the premises, THUR
DAY, the 9Th day Of October. 1854 at O'Clock, p NJ
a most valuable Warehouse Lot, in the city of Rich
Water street. adjoining the store of Mr.. George Me-
riam.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at and II months
with interest," and title retained till last note paid
Sc 7-2awtd g. l. A.
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
TgE STEAMER CRY OF PHILADELPHIA

THE STEAMER Cil1 of THlsADEitfd tA-
We received las, evening the following additional
par,iculars of The loss Of this vessel:
HALIFAX. Sep. 26-10 P. NJ The steamer City
OF Philadelphia was running ten knots per hour the
weather very dark and raining. At 10 O'Clock at
night she struck on Cape Race. backed eff and ran
aground at Chance Cove, about miles north Of
Cape Race She lies In ) iathoms water, with a
hole In her bottom
she commenced a leak Immediately after back
ing OF from Cape Race, and 1t became necessary to
run her ashore to save the lives of the PASSENGER
the water having risen 90 high that IT WAS rapidly
extinsuishins the fires. The excitement among me
passengers. az the water was found 70 De rapidly
gaining on them despite all their efforts 10 relieve
her. was very great, and when she grounded It wat
a most happy relief to the GOO souls VINO were
crowding her decks.
The telegraph company's steamer took on the
pssseurers and landed them at ST Johns, and then
returned TO the Philadelphia to render assistance IN
saving the baggage cargo, &c. The cargo 10 valued
q: $500 0O0 and Is all in the lower hold much dam.
aged
AT the latest accounts but little hopes were enter
tanned of saving the vessel.
The total Insurance on the vessel and cargo IL
$500 900, in the Ocean Company of London
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE LAw-1MPoR.
TANT FROM MEXICO.
NEW YonE, Sept 27.-The steamer George Law
from Aspinwall has arrived. She brought g., 900.
600 in specie.
Later adviccs from Mexico fully confirm the re-
ported success and onward movement of Alvarez
He intends marching on the City Of Mexico. 1t 10
stated that Vera Cruz has pronounced In favor Of
Alvarez.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-28

RE-ARREsT OF KIssANE.- kissane, of Martha
Washington notoriety, arrested in Cincinnati
on tuesday, on requisition from the Governor of
New York, on the charge of committing the late
iorgeries in New York city. He was taken before
Judge stores, on writ OF habeas corpus the trial
of which was continued until Thursday.
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE,
Office at Geo. ]. eumner's, No. 20, Pearl street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF

SALE OF STOCK OF
Il CABINET FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Will be sold on WEDNESDAY Morning next. 4th of
October commencing at 10 O'Clock, large and valu.
able stock of CABINET FURNITURE, in the store
occupied by Curry Brother, opposite the Virginia
Chairs, Wardro6es, Bureaux sidsboards, Centre.
Gard and Dining Tables, High and Low-Post Bed
steads, Mirrors Hat Racks Book Cases, Mahogany,
treases Washstands. &c, &c. Also, lot Of Cabinet
Hardware, Curled Hair, &c.
TERMs.-AH sums under $50 cash; $50 and over
that amount, months credit, for approved endorsed
negotiable notes.
BY order of the Trustee.
Sale conducted by THOS. w. KEEsEE,
se1 Aurr+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-28

CINCINNATI, Sept % A serious riot occurred
last night Ia the Twelfth Ward, between party OF
Protestants and German Catholics, which has caus
ed much excitement in the city, and it 10 feared
may lead to further troubles in that and other Sec
tions Of the city.
The difficulty originated In an attempt to organ
lie a Protestant Sabbath School in the neighbor-
hood, which was iorciby resisted by the German
Catholics residing 10 the vicinity. They attacked
and took possession OF the house which had been
rented for the purpose and threatened death 10 any
person who should attempt to organize Sabbath
School there The police in.ertered and seized the
ringesders but before it was suppressed three per-
sons were seriously wounded By pistol shots.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-28

MAssAcHUsKTrs-The Democratic State Con-
vention OF Massachusetts, comprising 600 members,
assembled at Lowell on Tuesday. Henry w. Bish.
OPP the candidate of last year, repominated for
Governor by reclamation. A letter was read from
him declining the nomination, but fully endorsing
the Nebraska bill. The Convention, however re-
fused to accept the decinaton. The committee on
resolutions reported series fully endorsing the
Administration
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NEW YORK FREK DEMOCRATIC CONTENTION
The Convention at Auburn, N. Y, assembled on
Tuesday morning, and again adjourned without
nominating ticket The following proceedings
TRANSFERRED
The question of the propriety of nominating a
ticket, again debated at length, when resolu-
ton adopted that when the convention adjourn
1t be to rcassemb,e in the evening, charged with
the duty of nominating ticket.
A resolution was also adopted setting forth the
grounds on which the convention cannot affiliate
with either of the political organizations of the
State, or adopt their tickets, and declaring a will
ingness to cooperate with the true friends of free
dom OF all parties in all the States for the formation
of republican organization. The convention then
adjourned till evening.
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HORRIBLE MuRDER.-ln Philadelphia, on Mon
day night, two Frcnchmen took lodgings at small
hotel in Dock street, and retired together at ten
O'Clock. One paid his bill and left the next morn
ing, and in the afternoon his companion was found
In the room they jointly occupied, with his brains
bowed out and his pockets rifled. The supposed
murderer was stout man, full flushed, about five
feet nine inches in height with black hair and eyes
and no whiskers genteelly dressed in black
SUIT They said that they had both arrived from
France at N York The deceased was a small man
about 30 years of age.
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept 81 The latest accounts
from the expedition OF Gen. Alvarez represent 1t as
progressing finely. The insurgents had reached
and entered Yutila, from which they would proceed
to Chancingo.
There were rumors prevailing in Mexico that
Santa Anna would not battle with Alvarez, but that
he would abdicate as soon as the insurgents ap
proached the city,
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STEAM BOILER EXPLOSION.

PITrsBURG, Sept. 26-The steam boiler in Hall
& Stevens Plow Factory, at Manchester, explo-
ded this morning. The boiler was thrown 200 yards
into the adjoining lot, destroying the stack, and
passing between TWO houses which were slightly
Injured The boiler head was thrown in an oppo-
site direction, and unrooted, nearly destroying the
engine house Four men were hurt, but not seri-
ously. The loss is about $1,000.
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NEW YORK POLITICS.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 27.-The Anti Nebraska Con-
vention has nominated the entiro Wing ticket for
State officers; the Free Democrats nominated the
Wing candidate for Governor and new men for the
balance of the ticket The State Temperance Con-
vention Ia in session to day. No nominations have
yet been made.
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NoMINATIoNs.-The Democrats of the Seventh
Congressional District of Pennsylvania hive nom.
mated Samuel Al Bridges, of Lehigh county, for
Congress. TIE Wings of the same district have
nominated DR.. Samuel Bradley, of Quakertown.
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FUTURE DzYF.
By TAILOR & WILLIAMS.

b1 Tailor q WlLLiAMS.
A UCTTON SALE Ar THE VIRGINIA
a wASHIEgToN MoNUMENTs. The undsr.
isstoa Msnunent, iii tie TOOLS, TixTu III Is
oassrymsns Toss sIselstSs roos sad stur nsa
Blocks, Fsils. Rope, old Iron, he.
Also, the Once aed Sheds, 70 Be removed Of the
h. w. HERBEKT. sup't.
TAYLOR L WILLIAMS, Auc'trs. se22-t7O
THREE MOST DESIRABLE RESI-
y DENcEs ON LEIGH STREET, At AUG
TION.-On TUESDAY, Sd October, at o'clock. r.
upon the premises will be cold those three brick
houses and lots ON the north side of Leeh between
I'd and 81 streets occupied respectively By Rev. Mr.
Each house contains airy rooms besides closets.
2pa.sages two story portcoes in resr, kitchen,
ter he, all perfect order, having been built with
comfort rather than to cost. To those seeking to
purchase really desirable and pleasant Residences,
sn Of
the terms Of sale are liberal.
Two OF the lots front y feet each, and tbs other
~ feet all running back 100 feet to an alley In
TERMs-One-tbird cash, balance at / and years
~tn interest payable secured 6y deeds
Sc 10 Aucts
GALE OF MOST VALUABLE I'M
OF RICHMOND, on i7Tn AND BRoAp srs:,
~ HE OENIhAA hAlLhOAD
DEPOT.-The owner intending to make change in
m business pursuits. will be sold on MONDAY, I'd
that mott - a 1eloct NJ Upon lne premaes
intersection of Valley or 18th and Broad streets,
fronting ITO fest on the West side Of Valley st. and
running back s. feet to Union street.
Ihe improvements consist of large and excellent
Brck Dwelling, In the occupancy of Mr.. VIM A.
branton, two now Framed Hsuses and Brick House
-the three latter of which occupied for business
purposes at good rents, besides which the property
ems, stables, &c.
whether regard be had to its very central and ra-
Pidiy-mproving situation, being almost adjoining the
central Railroad Depot, First Market &c, or the
character OF the improvements, this property proba
Ply oners greater advantages for safe aud profitable
ent than any other now In this market; aud
the sale.
A plat OF the property may be seen at our Office.
TERMs-One fifth cash; balance at 6, IL and Is
months credit payments to beer interest and to be
secured by trust deeds.
TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Sc 12-Stawt25Se&dtds =
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK. sept. 20 -Fiour-prices Of State and
OHIO hive stil further declined to the extent of 50
cents barrel with sales of coo barrels at $500
7.t7t for State, and 81 62t 0a for Ohio Southern
Flour has further declined IS cents with sales of eco
BIB Baltimore at S77503 25
Wheat 10 considerably lower, with sales Of white
Wisconsin at 1885, and Southern red at I45c. l5oc.;
Southern white ct l75c.
Corn 10 unchaased, with an active demand, and
sales of 60, coo bushels
Pork 10 dull with declining tepdencY-sales of
Mess at SlfOI4 12I.
Whiskey-sales of Ohio At ~
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DIsAsrER.-The ship James H. Shepherd from
Boston for Jamaica, was abandoned at sea on the
18th, and all hands were taken in Halifax by the
brig Victoria. The vessel and freight were insured
in New York for S25, coo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-28

FROM UTAH.-At meetingof the Saints on the
o6;h of June, missionaries were appointed to many
distant lands, and John Smith, the eldest son of Hi
ram Smith, was voted to be ordained the Patriarch
over the whole Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Saints
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-28

FROM GALVESTON. -Advices from Galveston.
Texas to Friday last represent the lever as sba,ir
rapidly heavy Storm, lasting three days, swept
entirely across Galveston Island, and DESTROYED
much property
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By ALEX. MOTT.
RY VIRTUE OF A DEED. executed 5,

49, rs "a W: Thompson and Others, 70 me,
the County Court OF Henricc, in trust Tor certsin
puIposss1 therein mentioned 1 being thereto re-
aues.eo ~ the bsnefciary. win sell q public sac-
uon, on the 18th inst, At Al O'Clock r. n. on tho
premses, parcel OF land IN the county Of Hsnrico
near d tne LOVE, line Of the lchmond
Wm Colsin and others. fronting about 100 FEET On
Nicolson street and running back les feet. This
properly u located In neighborhocd rapidly In
chasers. - '~'s fNA-
Terms made known ON the day Of ala.
ne 18-td SAM,L HIsTINf5G $500.
Sale conducted by ALEX Norr, Aucf.
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KNow-NoTHINa NoMINATIoS.-The Know No.
things of Baltimore on Tuesday night nominated
MIR. Samuel Kinks, Democrat, as a candidate for
the Mayoralty of Baltimore. Mr.. Kinks has been
engaged for a long time an extensive flour mer
chant in that city, and is well known to the com
nuntv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-28

. fAmuRE.-Ihe Springfield Republicaa state.
that .cartis A. Co., Of Hartford, Conn, Sermsn
shyer workers, have tailed, with labilitcGof near
Ian million |; they were extensive man16cturers
. wei = hosnciers and we're known to fsSse from
INC connection OF the leading partner WITH sruns
% tas banks u Hartford and chicopee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-28

YELLOW FEVER IN AUGUSTA.
AUGUSTA, GA, Sept 27-The deaths from yellow
fever in this city on Sunday were S, on Monday $,
on Tuesday g. and new cases.
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SunscHirrIoN.-A dispatch from Buffalo states
that the additional sum of half million dollars has
been subscribed towards the Southern and Wis
c0nsin Railroad to DUBUQUE.
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THg STEAMER CRY OF MANCHESTER arrived .,
Philadelphia, brings 694 passengers and a valuable
cargo She reports having encountered ,ery rough
weather
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THE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-Flour-State and Ohio
brands have farther decliued so cts and Baltimore
25 cts. Wheat declined cts. Corn advanced lc.
BALTIMORE, Sept q. The Flour, Wheat and
Corn markets are exceedingly dull. Yesterdays
prices are beyond the views of buyers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-28

iHh ANGEL GABRIEL Is again In tro,ble. He
bowed his horn In Independence Square. rhiladeI.
pnia, on Tuesday evening, when the pc y. under
tae direction Of the Mayor, interf-red az remsy.
ed him TO the lookup.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-28

VIM. c. Worthington, Esq, a prominent LAWYER
and former member of the Legislature of vireinia
died at Charlestown, in Jefferson county. nm F,;d.,
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SHARP cosrLrcr.--we copy the following item
from the Baltimore Sun of yesterday:
difficulty occurred yesterday At the house Of
Mr.. George Elliott the aeronauf, 10 Mulberry st.,
between himself and Robert Patterson, his son-in-
law, which resulted in personal contest 10 which
the latter was rather severely handled. He was
conducted to the police office by some citizens,
where Lieut.. Heishel provided physician to dress
his wounds, his left ear being badly lacerated. No
judicial action took place.
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SAILING OF THE NIAGARA
BosroN, Sept 27.-The steamer Niagara sailed
to-day for Liverpool. She took out 81 passengers
and S645, 600 In specie.
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THE CHOLERA AT PIrTsBuRG.-Thet oyl number
oil deaths by cholera on Tuesday was p There
was considerable decrease in the NM. Der of new
cases
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-28

lHE PENNSYLVANIA STATE FAiR oIened on
tuesday,. ane there was not less than 700 per.
sons present, being almost exclusively members
WIN their families The display of catti j. spIeD.
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BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN { CO.

BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN L CO.
500 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND
OOO HATS AT AUCTION-On WEDNES-
DAY, 4th of October, we will sell at our Auction
store, at o'clock
800 Cases Boots. Shoes and Hats, all fresh and de-
srable Fall and Winter Goods, comprising
Women's coarse and heavy Boots and Brogans
Boys do do do do
Women's Shoes. of all desirable kinds
Chdren's do do do
Silk Hats; Wrapping Paper
ALSO,
1000 prs of Richmond made Brogues
TERMs-Under $780, CASH 500 and over, months
credit, for approved paper.
So IL DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. CO., Aucts
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BY LAkUS l. SHINE,
LAhOS q SHINE.
VALUABLE FARM IN CHESTER

VALUABLE FARM IN CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY AT AUCTION-On MON.
DAY, the ID October. commencing at II o'clock. NJ,
belonging to Mr. s. p Gilbert situated in Chester.
field, on the Chesterfield Court House Road, about
miles from Richmond, containing 100 acres 60 of
timbered) The improg ements consists OF good re-
sidence, together with all the necessary out-houses
Also, an excellent Spring. and an Orchard bearing
Peaches, Plums, Pears, Cherries and Apples, and
well adapted for a Market Garden.
The above Farm is psrt of Hobbs estate, well
fenced and about miles from Railroad. Particu-
lars given on application to the subscribers.
LARUS u SHINE, Aucts.,
sell II Main street.
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DEDUCED ICEs.-POWERS, the
IL well known FLESH TINT ARTIST, 139 Main
street Sign Of the Red Flag. Is now taking Dssuer.
ri,i1ens and strangers who wish to procure good pic
tures Of themselves friends at rery loo prices,
would do well by calling at POWERS large sky
sht ealery If the picture does not please you, sf
ter being taken, you are not asked to pay for It.
SELL
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BY ELIAS HALE. No. l66 Main It.
ON THIS EVENING, at = O'Clock.

an THIS EVENING, at Z o'clock, /
~ shall offer at auction large sssortment of Staple
and Fancy Goods consisting In part as follows viz:
Gold and Silver Watches
Gid Jewelry of every description
Silver and plated ware; Clocks of all kinds
2500 doz white and colored spool cotton
1900 gro Buttons, assorted kinds
It's . Lead Pencils assorted kinds
$50 doz Knives Scissors and Razors
500 - Porte Monaies and Purses
80 Hair. Teeth, Nail and Lather Brushes
IS plated Sewing Birds
$50 assorted Combs
us fancy Boxes, q large assortment
$3.50 fancy Soaps, 40 f.rent kinds
Also, q large assortment of blank books psper en-.
velopes steel pens, WATERS double barrel guns pa-
tent balances. spoons coffee mills. hammers; toeeth
er with great variety of goods too numerous to
mention, in lots to suit purchasers. Every article
warranted az represented. City and country mer.
chants respectfully invited to attend the SALE A.
the goods will positively be sold to close consisn-
menn. ELIAS HALE,
-. 1G6 Main ct.
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BY }. Il. d. PAYNE, sslesman.
A LOT OF HANDSOME AND T1sF-

A LOT OF HANDSOME AND TIsE-
a Full FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-wm be
the residence Of Dr. r. w. Roddey. on the corner Of
Broad end 18th stseets and oppcsife 70 the Civ Hal.
All Of his Household and Kitchen Furniture consist
Handsome Rose-wood Sofas
Do Sofa and Tables (msfble-topl
Dc Ia. large arm Chsirs, trose,wcod)
Do Csne-sest do
Do Plain Sofas
Mahogany Gard Tables
Do Dining do
Do Tea do
Wardrobe, Bureaus, Washstauds
Curled Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds
Dinner and Tea Sets, Sideboard
Refrigerator Damask Curtains
Together with Kitchen Furniture, and many other
Tt, Tssss-Undsr $50. CASH $50 and over, months
.e9 R. CAUTHORN. Auct.
BY DAvENrOKT. ALLEN CO.
GROCERIES, &C., AT AUCTION
O'clock at our auction store an assortment Of Gro.
CO les. viz:
Rio and Java COFFEE
MOLASSES and SYRUPS
Coffee and Crushed SUGARS
French BRANDY
S G%.p TWINE Z and Wrapping PAPER
WINDOW GLASS, 10x12
Port and Sherry WINE
CIGARS. STARCH, TUMBLERS, DC.
ALSO,
500 packages Manufactured TOBACCO.
ALSO,
IS tons Mexican GUANO.
TERMs-Under 500. cash; 800 and over, mos.
q :, 6 6sttsf easS. ALLEN CO., Auc..