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TEL EnRAPHIc fTEMs.

NEw YonK, Oct. 2E.-Ths bark Waifham, from
Bfistol Eealsn1 reports that on the 18th Inst on
the Banks. In lat Is saw large quantity OF wreck
ed materials, bulwarks painted black. spars, &c.,
was painted black. and IS to 30 feet long The wind
was blowing heavy at the time: supposed them 70
be relics of the Arctic. =
srnISsrrELD Ohio, Oct "a The great Fair and
Catti. Show is now looming up into magnificent
proportions; such specimens of fine cattle have
never before been excelled on this continent. The
city lie packed with people, among whom are hun
drejs OF distinguished men from all parts OF the
Uoon There will be grand agricultural banquet
on Thursday.
NEw YonK, Oct. 2i.-The Wings of the Sixth
Congressional District have nominated Capt Mar.
shall for Congress In the 2J.h District the Wings
have re-nominated Edwin B. Morgan of Aurora,
Cayu2a county. who is the present member. This
10 quite compliment TO Mr.. NJ. as the nomination
belonged TO Wayne county, which bestowed II upon
him.
BosToN. Oct. a4-several Prote slant citizens of
Bangor, Maine, have presented the Rev. Mr. Espst,
the Roman Catholic Priest who lately so shame
fully assaulted at Ellsworth, by an intolerant mob,
with valuable gold watch, as an evidence OF their
regret for the disgraceful outrage.
BosToS, Oct. 1.-THE new steam propeller Ju-
IA, which was sdvertised to leave Liverpool Tor
this port the llth inst, is now fully due here
ALBANY, Oct si-Fiftythree Il. 8. dragons, UNI
der Major Libbey. passed through here this morn
ing ON their way to Jefferson barracks, Mo-, to be
followed forthwith by $50 infantry.
BosroN, Oct, 24.-Dauiei P. Thompson, of Mont
pelier, has been elected Secretary of State by the
Legislature Of Vermont, after 10 ballots.
CHARLESTON, Oct 24.-There were four deaths
here from yellow fever yesterday As yet, we have
bad no hard frost In this region The fever lie on
the increase at Augusta.
AUGUSTA, Ga Oct. 1.-THE stores OF our city are
generally shut up, and our business men mostly alb
sent. lu few days we look for frost to hasten
their return.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 23.--The interments for last
week were 10S.
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VALUABLE LUMBER HOUSE AT
L IMMEDIATELY after the above sala
BY TAYLOR s. WILLIAMS.

GALE OF A HOUSE WITH GAR
- DEN ATTACHED, IN THE TOWN OF SID.
NEY, NEAR THE FAIR GR0UNDS.-Oo FRI
DAY, Sd November, 1854, at q O'Clock P. NJ. upon
the premises, will be sold the Framed House and
Lot occupied by Mr.. John &c ,ree Beam, in the town
of Sidney, on the North side of Ellwood (Main) st.,
intersecting with Clarke st The house is nearly
and in good order; the lot fronts l25 feet and
runs back 125 feet to Short st.
Amy one disposed to purchase residence retired
yet convenient to most parts of the city, would do
well to look at this property.
TERMs-One-thrd cash balance at 4, 8 and IL
months with interest added and secured by trust
DEED TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
&C 26 AuctB
pRICK TENEMENT AND GROCERY
- STAND, ON BROAD STREET, FOR SALE.
On MONDAY, the 33th October, at a p. NJ, upon
the premises. win be s,Id that brick tenement the
North side of Broad, Gimer street, and adjon-
ing thu property formerly occupied by Mr.. B. Casa
srande. The house has rooms; is fitted up
grocery stand and for that purpese its location is
very good.
The lot fronts % feet and back l4a feet to an
alley.
TERMs-One.third cash, balance at six and twelve
months, with interest, and secured BY trust deed.
oc26 TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co. !

GROCERIES, 60, A T AUCTION
" On THURSDAY, October a6th, we win sell ct
GROCERIES, viz:
Rio and Java Coffee
"a" B and &c" Coffee Sugars
Crushed and Powdered do
Molasses; Soap; Candles
Window Glass
Green and Black Teas
Wrapping Irvine.
Do Paper
Tobacco; Cigars
French Brandy
25U HafBoxes Raisins, &c, &c.
+ TERMs-Under $lo0, cash; 500 and over, mos.
credit. for approved paper.
oe1s DAVENPORT. ALLEN l. CO., Aucts.
ALSO,
SO bbls. prime No. 1 LARD,
&C % D.. A. CO.. Aucts
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AUCTION sALEE.
- ~ ig.OhE. OAI p:
BY GODDIN & AfPEksoN, Arcts;

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
1 PARCEL OF OAK. PINE AND OTHER
WOOD, II MILES EAST OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION-By re-
quest of the parties viii sell at public
Auction, en- the premises, on FRIDAY, October 81,
1884 commencing at 81 O'Clock p NJ, the Oak. Pine
and other Wood on 22sl of land being part of
the mount Pleasant tract situated in the county
of fenriec; absut ore and half mes EaAt Of the
city of Richmond, adjoining the lar1s Of Mes.rs,
Geo. Woodfin, Jno H. Parkhil C. Leber Mrs Floss
and others The land has been surveyed and laid off
into lots containing from 6 to IS acres each. The
| wood on each lot will be sold separately and the
purchaser will have the privilege of cutting the
until the lst of January, 1856
The above wood bslng so near the city of Rich.
mond, where 1t Is In great demand offers peculiar
advantages to brick Makers and those engaged in
the sale Of wood, to secure profitable winters
The terrns will be- snoush In ca.ii to deffay the ex.
penses of sale and the commission to tina Trustees;
balance credit of and months, for negotia-
BILE notes, with approved endorsers.
The above tale is TO be de for the benefit of the
creditors secured In the deeds of trust Jos Mayo
and e. Y Cannon and to Ro. ]. Davis and VIM T.
and p Ct bs ss' in
oc 26-dtds Aucts.
VALUABLE LUMBER HOUSE AT
Y ROCKETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION =
win be sold on MONDAY. the 9th of November,
S on .hs st. oslees the
corner of Lester and Nicholson SITS The lot fronts
50 feet and runs back about 100, feet This Lumber
rouse ~ stuaLeu Inc uano,
Lime, Sugar, Salt &c:
TERMs-O .e-fourth cash; balance at 4, and mos,
for goable notes interest added and title retained
u, oo "a A''' GOBLIN ApPERsos. Aucts.
IMMEDIATELY after the above sale
Il will be sold 100 feet of ground Handsomely To-
Gated on the East line of Front Lester street, OPP
posite the lumber house of Dunlop, Moncure u Co.
After which will be sold those two brick and
dwellings the Southwest side of Lester street. adj
joining the grocery store of Mr. Cunningham.
TERMs-One- fourth cash, balance at 8, 6 and
months for negotiable notes interest added. and title
retained till last note is paid
oc 26 GODDIN l. APPPERSON, Aucts.
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LATER FROM SANTA Eff

3 LOU yILLF, Oct. "a The Santa Fe mail arrived
at indie iendenee on the 22d. An election had been
held In New Mexico resulting In tho Democrats
having p majority in the House of Representa-.
tives.
The .accariila Indians are still al war and Gov
Merriw sather refuses 10 treat with them. The
Utahs ale uneasy and the new Indian agent Mr.
Labadig has been cent out to bring In the Chiefs
to have talk" with His Excelency, The appoint.
ment o Mr. Lsbsdie gives great satisfaction.
Judg, Benedict IL holding Court from Taos to
Dona. +
rJudg, Baccus had arrived at Santa Fe
Judg. Davenport and family were met at the
crossin, ofth Kansas River by Mesrs May Mer.
ris and ,arty, who also met Bishop Lamar near
Cold Sizing. Near Cotton Wood, they came IN
with thek and above the crossing of the Ar.
kansas Diver. at Big Bend, the Kaws were met,
both tries being friendly to the military post on
the Ark fas.
Many loops were concentrating 10 the neigbbor.
hood of Aberguia to resist the Jaccsrilaf and Cept
Davisony and his command were en- route from
Santa kCto that place Tor the same purpose
The ttal Of Maj: Weightmsn for the killing q
Aubrey Md resulted In an acquttal
The cs,ps were generally good.
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VALUABLE REAL. raTATE on -
BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
FURNITURE. CARPETS, Dc. AT

TX 'UnNI UNE, Y a Il + u 5, DC, AT
AUCTlON-Wil be sold on THURSDAY, the
18th inst, at 10 o'clock, at the Auction Mart
large lot of Furniture, belonging to { family ds-
Ginning housekeeping. Consisting Of Bureasx; Bed.
steads; Feather Beds; Mattresses; Sofhs Wash-
sasse Carpets. &C.; 2Cookrg Stoves iarre lot Of
Gis.s and Crocsety Ware, Kitchen Utensils he.
Spring Bedstead and Mattress; large Parlor stove
large Cooking do l pair Gard Tables
ALSO. to close inyoice-2e Baskets Champssre
Winej 10 doz. Port Wine, very old; dos Cham
payne Cider; dog. Bitters. ALEX. MOTT,
oc Is Ant
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By LARUs & SHINE.

A SSIGNEE'S STOCK SALE OF FAN.
"a CY GOODS AT AUCTIoN.- On THURSDAY,
27th commencing at 10 O'Clock, will sell at auc-
ton, at our ssles room, No "a Main street, large
and splendid stock Of Staple and Fancy Goods. sm-
Tracing in part az follows:
200 doz Pocket Cutlery. leo M 8. B. Percussion
Caps 80 gross lined iron Tea Spoons. 20 gress Table
de- 10 gross tipped Albata Tea DO, 10 Table do, 100
TalIg.ho Razors, So doz patent Sprins Balances 20
dog Powder Flasks. 20 dcz Tea Rells 10 dsz Sewing
Birds IL doz Metal Spectacle Cases, 50 gross Agate
Buttons 1000 doz patent Spool Cotton, 500doz ita-
ton Coates do leo gross Shoe Lacers leo dog Cot
ton Tape 500 lbs Linen Thread gross Ladies' Elias
tics, SO doz Morayian Cotton, so dozs French gilt
Chains. IS dec Tortoise Shell Side Co nbs, SEQ doz
DRESSING Combs, so doz French Batf,lo Back Combs,
100 NJ Hemine's Needles, 100 Affords do, 81 doz
Cologne 10 gross row Tooth Brushes 10 groes row
do, grass Military Shaving Soap; together With
large collection Of PesIamery, Accordeons, Neck
would do well to attend The goods win be sold in
lots sut the trade, and every lot offered win be
positive sold. LARUS l. SHINE. Aucts,
oe24 - go esas IS Main It.
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BY LARUS L. SHINE.

EXTENSIVE STOCK OF SADDLE
~ RY, CARRIAGE, BUGGY. CART, HAIR
ing to make change in his business viii offer f :
sale at public auction, on WEDNESDAY, tn LIST day
of November, 1854. at his old stand, No GA Main
his entire stock of Saddlery, Harness. &C., embrsc
ing in part
100 sets of Carriage. Buggy. Wagon and Cart Har.
ness ssl -ssb 80 - -
$50 Saddles, of ell styles.
ALSO,
large and handsome assortment OF BrdIel Bit,
Whips, &c, together with large and general asaor
ment of Saddlers Goods
TIE above stock is Of the most exquisite workman
ship and superior material, being made under ny
personal supervision, expressly for custom and retail
trede.
Visitors to the Agricultural Fair would do well to
attend as this is a rare opportunity. and probably
never again will such chance present itself.
Terms at sale. JOSEPH II. COLQUITT.
Sale conducted by LARUs SHINE, Aucts.
oc1S-tds
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THE MARKETS.

New York, Oct. q -F,our-Ohio unchanged
Southern sdvanced % to 57A cts.
BALTIMORE, Get. as-salss of Howard street
Flour at $3.50, and holders firm at those fsures City
Mills SO g. Wheat advancing. Corn firm
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4 MOST DESIRABLE SMALL RAR4
adioinine the Isnds of M Henry blaksy snd efsr.
Tho ssbsoribox wiShlng D rsmovs nearer 70 hs bas
nesA vii exehssae - sbe.e Fsr@ feF oensr tssl
Hin; and miles Il y disposed Of privately othoy
visa It will be nd & pablo Auction, on the Pre-.
ai.ss On FR1pAY. Novsnhsr z, te33. - 0etosks
Ihs Fasn sontsiss n scsss Of Hand. Sellinsprovsd
ard yith coll mq4 e11nizeb ~ adapted f.r Msrket
opkkednes = hne4 repair. tos further paFtiepais
aPplyt 70 JETfR LRfTwfcH. "a eoof beloW Co1uri.
Bis Hotel 1AoA L1f3WIcH.
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DEPARTURE OF THE EUROPA.
BosroN, Oct 25-The steamer Europa sailed to-
day for Liverpool Wis HsIifsx taking out so passen-
gers and $3.50 600 in specie
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SECOND SUPPL Y.
OcT0HEa 2tTH. 1854

+ HAVE the pleasure Of announcing to
i those who have been delayed In making their
fall pnrc IIasee until this time that have just re-.
ceived, by the Lizzie Howard to Baltimore, aud
by the Montreal ct City Point, and BY the steamers
Africa and the Atlantic at New York. extensive al
ditons to my present stock OF Fall and Winter Dry
Goods THE ASSORTMENT IS Now ONE OF THE MOST
Silks Visetts shswis Cloths Cashmere, Blspkets,
Veslines ar Carpets soll in Quantities to snit the
buyeJe aud take Gee aston to invite all persona WHO
NAV be esrous of purchasing their goods directly o.
an In porter Who them himself in person. 70
come aud get their supplies az the very toweh
prices. ". y. AoNDoN.
oc 24-2w
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j MOST DESIRABLE HOrya1 Ars,
roR sALE AZ zu "a IId6lsa AMP ~: q. gFs.,
ThUk3DAY, 18th octnber ffs1 = - - -. - - -
desirable lot fronting Sol 81 = - - 49,
and running bact on It'll street rs S.ss -
stsey 70 fset wtdes To sny penon uiskans - s-s5S
hendeome residsncs, this = psobaAiy ~ 49, ~
sinble location &C for ssle ID tbs siy SsisS erv
convenient to business and ~ The safne ~ ~
and refined The neishborhccd h nnexssees..acsSs~s
in every respect. The lot has - e . eo1Sfn.fsSI.
framed yelling and now Brick Kitchsn wi1k le~r
rooms, and was newly enclosed two yesxe eco
The House and Lot h under lien II the n5ehmoud
and Mutual Building Associations for 19CG6 a 81
shsies Of stc> which the pusebassr 80 eske rot
with the house In the event Of bic taking The s6osk
oaiy small amount Of cash would b seqsixed to
make the purchase.
10 TENS -One-third cssh; and the baisaes Inc and
= months with interest. So
oes ooDDIN = APPERsON, Assts.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON 7rn,
90, EEN CLAY AND MARSHALL ST6.
sOn SALE AT AUCff0N.-The Rev. Mr. Love
nasins purchased the residsucs OF Mr. =. @. Temp.
n sns corner OF Clay ard 5th Streets % which
ne Will IN few days remove his family en6 sehcol
we WILL at his request sell ct pubic s1ssio. a ~
premises. ON III uRaDAy ARTERNOC1N. the a6zh
October. 1854 his Let and School House sifrata1 on
ne East line OF lth, between CLAY and Narshalj "a
Inc lot fronts - feet back IN feet 10 - slsv
ihe houss u built Of brick 10 feet BY IS feet two vto
RES hah, with basement and 10 20 ronsructeA = %
be easily converted into dwelling. The lot & sup-
pnsd with The city water, and u admirably provided
with cuiverts for drainage.
IEsMs-One fourth cash balance ct anl IL
months, for negotiable notes. interest aAded. a.
cured BY trust deed, or title retained
&C ~ GODDIN 4 APPERSON, Aucta
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MIGHT SALES.-The Subscriber will
IN commence his Night Sales on Saturday 18th
inst. at half past O'clock and centinue the same
on Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday nights of cash
week He has on hand large and well assorted It
Of Watches, Jewelry, Fancy Articles, Looking
Glasses, Dry Goods, Clothing, Fancy Soaps, Accor.
deems, Fl ardware. &C., &c.
Every article offered will be sold, and warTante ed TO
agree with the representations the money will
be refunded.
Additions to his sales Is requested Persons visit.
ing Richmond are requs sed to attend, his sal 60
viii be positive. and bargains may be expected.
ALEX. MOTT,
&C 70 Auct.
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THE CHOLERA IN NEW YORK.

THE CHOLERA IN NEW YORK.
New YORK, Oct. 25.-The cholera has broken out
again in this city with startling fatality, superin
ducsd by eating oysters. number of deaths are
reported. The deaths Of three prominent citizsnE
sitter few hours Sickness announced in the af
ternoon papers.
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DEATHS AT SEA.
New YORK, Oct. 25-The ship South Carolina, ar.
rived at this port from Rotterdam had fifty deaths
on the passage from cholera.
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by DAVENPORT, ALLEN q co.
,OO CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND

SOO CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND
oOO HATS, AT AUCTION--On FRIDAY,
9Th Oct we will sell at auction store at 81 ock
500 cases, cots. Shoes aud Hats all fresh and sea.
sonable Goods comprising
Gents fine Calf Boots and Shoes sss saf !
Mems coaras and heavy Boots end Brogues
Boys do do do do
Womens Shoes, of all desirable kinds
Silk Hats
Richmond made Brogues
Wrapping Paper, &c hc; II
TERns.-Under 500 cash over 800 months
credit, for approved negotiable paper -
;, DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO.,
DC ~ Aucts,.
ALSO, 3
So cases CLOTH CAPS and WOOL HATS.
3 &C 20 D.. A. 4 CO. AucfU.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

sbI HkOdAHU EAUTd0RN. = n q
II ARGE SALE OF BtIGGIES. ROCK
IL Always, SULKIEs, kc., AT AUCTlON.--In
consegaence Of III hss,h, being unable Is attend 70
my ssles shalI, on WEDNESDAY, lst.day 81 No
yember next, commencing ct 8 O'Clock NJ It my
shop on Franklis street. few doors bslow HI
Blsnkinship's Stable, sell at public suctinn my en-
tire stock pf Bnssies. Roeksways sultiss. he. maAs
Al tie sams fins, i VII selI ssvsraI eena.band
Bssses and Snltiss. With HarnesA IN good reppirs
that amount % days credit, for apsrcvsd nsaoable
paper. - JOHN HkHAU.
Sale conducted ~ \. CAuTHons, 4 sctiesssr. 81
oc 20-dtda 49, ~ S ~ 80 81 g 49,
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ADDITIONAL BY THE WASHINGTON.
New YORK, Oct. 25.-The foreign papers by the
Washington contain some farther news Of interest.
AT the battle of Ala the English lost 90 off GERS
and Id sergsants killed. and ID sergeants wounded;
30s men killed and 400 wounded.
The Allies had destroyed the aqueduct which sup.
piled the fortress of sebastopol with water.
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BY TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS.
MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE


MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
WI IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND. ON BROAD
AND CAPITOL STREETS AT AUCTION.-0n
MONDAY, Nov. 9th, 1854, at O'Clock p. NJ, upon
the premises will be sold that most valuable Prop
erty frop ting Broad and Capitol Streets opposite
to the Capitol Square and the Virginia Washington
Monument adjoining the residence of Mr. Mann 8
Valentine, and bounded on the East by 10th street.
The Property fronts $50 feet with depth of about
$50 feet, and will be divided into Lots OF &c feet
front each. and running through from Broad to Ca
pitol streets
The property is SO well known, athat farther de-
scripton Is deemed unnecessary-su suffice 1t to say
that for private residences hotel purposeso public
buildings Of any description its situation II all that
could be DESIRED and Is equallea BY other proper
ty in the city
TERMs-C ns-fifth cash; the remainder credit
of ten gears with interest, payable seni-annualy,
and secured by trust deeds y
TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
o. n 3tawts5oGdtd
a. SALE OF A LOT OF VALUA-
49N;gLE MULES AND HORsEss-On TUES
DAY fth November, at 10 o'cloek A. M. will be sold
upon Counci Chamber Hill near '.Earnests Stable"
from IS to so valuable young MULES and HORSES,
ell broke and in every way superior anmsls; being
the pick from the stock of gentleman who has no
farther for them.
Those in want cannot DO better than TO attend this
sale.
TERMs-Four months credit. for approved notes.
with intereH added.
oc 2e-eodNovI&dtd Ancta
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THE above Farm will be sold on the pre-
mis.s Of the land aaysrfised By Chas G. Hudson,
Cominisroner. immediately after that land Dir
pcsed of--sny about O'Clock r. d.. Of IT, ESDAtss
90 10 GODDiN APPERsON, Auets,.
NOTICE-In consequence OF the sale
OF tho Land, sdvestised By G. G. aslsee, eemnis:
sioner. having been pcdtPened q 1h!DAt3 We -
Nov, tbs shcve mle b elso postpoe ed . thss 0Ays
when It win certainly take plscs. $3.50 ass
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TELEGRAPH1C NEWS,
1LLSJAAT TIL NJ We.
The Niagara. at Halifax
THREE DAYS LATER Fa0M EUROPE.
ADVANCE IN BREADSTUFFS.
COMMANDMENT OF sEBAsToPoL CON.
MENCED.
The Niagara. at Halifax.


HALIFAX, Oct q. The steamer Niagara has ar.
rived, with Liverpool advices to the 1fth inst.
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Ltuevpooi, Oct 1f-Flour lhas advanced during
ne week Il. 81. Sales of Ohio at 36s. Wheat Il
advsncing-white Is quoted At los IL. Ccra-yel
.low and white, 39s.
Consols closed at o5 LIZ e514
FROM THE SEAT oF.wAR.
Advices by the Niagara confirm the report that
the bombardment of Sebas.opol had commenced
The allies had landed 5000 cavalry In the Cri-
mea.
The inhabitants of Odessa were pledged to burn
their city.
carriage containing Menchikcfs private cor
respondence, had been captured.
The loss by the burning Of Mcneil is estimated
80, 000, 600 sterling.
Tallow had advanced Is. 81. account OF tie
large quantities destroyed at Memel.
An outbreak was anticipated at Warsaw, and a
Russian guard was advancing ihither by forced
marches
IsEcoND DIsPArcH.l
Liverpool, Oct l4-Flour-Western Canal 81 a
3ss; Baltimore "a a 35s. Wheat-white los, Cd;
Virginia skies, bonds, 81 l2 % p iyes 80 q
%.
pRoGRKss OF THE Wal
Sebastopol was invested by the Allies on the
South and East Prince Menschikof was keeping
the field on the North of the city, awaiting REIN
forcements.
The report that Nenschkof sunk six vessels Ct
war at the entrance Of the harbor, is confirmed.
Prussia has agreed to act with Austria.
The allied trenches, within 1600 yards OF the
walls of Sebastopol, mounted so guns. Private
dispatches say two breaches were made in the walls
on the 9th.
The allied fleets were comparatively useless, and
the marines were joining the land forces
All the allied reserves had left Varna for the
Crimea.
The balance of the Russian fee was held in fee
dness for sinking so that the crews might be added
to the garrison.
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OYSTER AND STEAK Dishes of
: sas ess'rs''h = sf ss'i 4 ruLLxN,
ee6 le1 1goe9 ~
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BY LARUS 4 SHINE, Aucts.


GPLENDID COLLECTION OF OIL
~ PAINTINGS AT AUCTlON.-On FRIDAY
MORNING, the 9th inst com encng at 10 O'clock
will sell at auction, in our Sales Room a large
and splendid collection of Oil Paintings embracing
large variety of sceneries.
LARUS l. SHINE. Aucts,
oc q "a Main St
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EARTHQUAKE


EARTHQ QUAKE.
KEENE, N. H, Oct. IA shock of an earthquake
was experienced here last night. -
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UyEN DOIJARs REWARD.--I eft. on

TyEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Left. on
Monday night last, the Barque SAoNE, Capt
g A Karstens lying at Rockets. aneero man named
eomplexiop wooliy HAIR and black eyes ssid negro
shipsed in boston on the above bsIque for voyage
10 kio de Janeiro via Ri.hus nd. viii give rt.
81 Bern uda Hundreds. @. A. KARSTENS,
ac Sis Capt. Bsraue 6sone.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-26
V,RUSTEES SALE OF personal
MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
lyl ON CARY AND 9Th Sta. For SALE Az

MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
WI ON CARY AND 9Th STS. FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Nill be sold on WEDNESDAY, Nov.
9th, 1854, on the premises. commencins at O'Clock.
these two desirable and excellent built brick DWELL
iugs at the corner of 9th and Canal Streets of
whie, 10 occupie BY Mr. Vim. Wallace, the other By
Mr. B. 8. Crouch These tenements have kesn hui
within the last 10 years. and in good ORDER
After which will be sold that large nav brick
Store and Dwelling now in the occupancy Of Mr.. T.
3. Wells situated the South side of Cary between
Foushee and Adams SITS, fronting 80 feet, running
hsck $50 feet to an alley.
TEkMs-One-fourth cash; balance ut 4, aud u
month";, for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed ofItitle retained.
oc23 GODDIN APPERSON, Auets.
GMALL FARM ON DEEP-RUN TURN
ID PIKE ROAD &c miles from Richmonda FOR
SALE AT AUCTION. WIN be sold at Auction, the
FARM formerly owned by Mr.. r., N. Msckenzie.
containing 76 acres Of land, en- the Deep-Rgn Turn
pike, miles from Ri hmond. adjoinipg the lands
owned BY Patrick II. Gentry, and those on which
Mrs Lowdes resides-sost q acres cleared, b snce
In woodr. TIE improvements consist Of Stable,
Cow-house, dc.
+ TERMs--one-third cash; balance AZ and U Toa,
for negotiable notcs interest added. secures ~ .
trust deed. G0DDIN AFPEk5oN, Aucu.