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ITNION STEAMSHIPS COMPANY's

ITN1ON STEAMSHIPS COMPANY'S
" Lane OF SfEAMESR.-FOR PHILADEJc
PHlA, VIA NORFOLK The sienmera ~-~ ~
nnsyvana, Captain Jamrs Baymorc, steamer Oily oi
Richmond, Captain H. Mitchell. One of these splendid
steamers will leave Richmond Tor Phad lphiu every
Monday and Thursday ~ high wnter tourlng at City
Point and Norfolk to GIVE f.esht aud ynss sengers
Returning leave Philadrpi in eyeh edne-,lay aud
Saturday, at 10 O'clock A. NJ arriving al Richmond
every Tuesday and Saturday morning, on which days
they will discharge their cargo.
These splendid steamers have been built pressly for
this line, and every has been mnde combne
strength and speed. They provided with Fran is
Parent Metallic Lie Boots set hrst rate tnbles ard
every attention is pnid by Capinns to
the comfort of passengers md the protection o goods.
FARE REDUCED:
Pussnge 10 New York lst cabin md found, ...-- So
" Philadelphia - = ....-.-.6
" 2nd cabn aud not found ...-....d
Passenger for New York would consult their interest
by tlkng this roae; for independent OF being the
cheapest and aiest, it ia 10y far tue pleasant.
Totncconsts shipping 10 Ptsburg. can be acoommoda
ted by this line, have entered into arrangements
To forward good through with iispat, h.
For freight passage apply
ROBERT RANRlN, Agent
On tie Dock.
p, S.-Al goods by this Inc from Phladelphia will
be discharged ON Tuesdays and Snturdays aud after
they are delivered The wharf shnIl be considered by
the Company the risk of the owners
mar II dts ROBERT RANKIN ACT
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TERMS

49, ,laily at -, and seini-weekiy al
,N /. pobis,,y."i y."ibsefiption is taken for shorter
r. iyanee No 10 rapcr is discontinued except at
a5a. Idrs sGa ~ until all arro"rases shall have
uf ..ted for so cents per square. tor
,eyfs are lh.rt,ou. and 371 cts. for every uter
Baps tarm inss'u = not marked on the MS, 1t
ssr Of insernvt'1a ',,t and charged accordingly.
o I'M orisrea 2or the privilege of two squares,
hs, hs' IT'S are ~ SQUARE daily S35. semi-weeky
u seekly so Sr V~T V.~eTmiweekiy $50 Every yeary
s'.m daily wv to.oniine his advertising o his par
be sSa i he exceed the space stipulated '0r'
business, w au az The excess.
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CPEClAL NOTICE.-The Partnership of J.
- f. Slaughter e. Co. was dissolved the Gath of
last January, ind the undersigned alone authorized
close up all the business f the late firm. The under
signed will still carry his Iron and Bass Foundry at
the mouth Of Fishing Greek
feb 2Sts J.F. SLaUGHTER;
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For baltimore mud Ph.lndclphin n

BY STEAMER BELVlDERE.
Leares Richmoad ercry Tpcsaag al otloek = N
.tsTxr. THE large nnd new Steamer u Il LVI DERE
.- Cnpt GifronD. will reeeve freight every Mon.
lay, and up % tue 1our of o'clock P M every Tuea
lny, Tor the nbavc place..
Shippers To Wheeling. Pittsburg Cincinnati nd the
South and We-i generally will find this the chonp
'st and most expeditions For freight, apply to
LuD AN & WATSON, Richmond. Va.
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S. DsUGUID Il SONS.

ranery "ase % %eaecentlyapped steam po'rer their ma
am3 ohd natter themselves that they enabled t.
,si Va,o all descriptions of Plain and Fancy CAN
be s,", " style and finish to compare with any il
S. DlUGUID,
d. p. DIUGUID,
GEO. A. DIUGUIR.
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ifsiamSS Jas. River Canal. Ss...azmsss -

ZU,OOU part ofonr own curing. ''a Also q'a'iS lot
OF prime Lard, for sale low by
ap l5.ts SAUNDERS e. IRBY.
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TEAT.sERS.-A GOOD SUPPLY AT
l. (apI lj.ts) SAUNDERS q lhbis
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AUG ANDERSo & Co,
IL STREET, Richmond, virginia,

AUG DERSoN & Co.
IL STREET, Richmond, Virginia,
MPoRTERS n JOBBERS OF SILK a STRAW
GOODS, tave Tor sale the following;
5o Bonnet Ribbons allan Grape, all eolors,
Pain Tahotn Ribbons Widows
Satin Hat " "
Blnck, Gro de Rhine Silks Crepe Lissc
J. ain and Corded Wnsl' Blonde Laoes,
Maroeino Illusion
Florence " Plain FiRurd "
Plain Saiins, Silk Blond,
velvets, Taroton Muslins
Black, Brown aud Green Bnrage, for Veils,
Tissue, " do
Black, Love Neils, Tor Mourning,
Embroidered Neils, oil qualities,
Silk Gimps and 7 innings,
eompi'c assortment of French aud American
Flowers and II Hcnd-,lreases
We would cn especial attention 10 our stock of
SILKS AND RIBBONS,
havinr imported many ol the styles ouraevos. Our
'ortment ia complete, and prices as Nv in my
Our sock of BONNETS from our own manu-
inctnry, will comprise every style OF fashionable goods
IN the market viii h. from our connection with the
lhtsest msnuiactory IN the United States,
hled to ci'eron the very best terms.
SILK BONNErs of every variet,-Also Band
boxes nd Millinery goods generally.
W Buyers will confer favour by looking through
our siurk.
tV-specal nm promp, attention paid . orders.
l..
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RICHMOND.

JOHN hookkR.-.- SAM l.. v. wATKiss.
Booker n watkins,
PRODUCE
Q M MIS- s ON MER CHI NTS,
GARY STREET,
(Betweon loth and 18Th Streets
richmond, Va.
feb III ,Gnn
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DED BRANDING PAINT.-The att

IL tion of Manufacturers is Invited a beautiful
licle of fCrmison Paint This art le is perfectly dr9
pocder. and will keep any lenghth of tine. Prepared
and sold at ID. r. LYMAN S
api l5-ts Apotherary and Drug Store
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VIE sUBsCRyREHS having attained

Il evcl. fss h H A6S having obtained tHt
|Case. right OF retailing Fisks Metallic Buria
burg an us method ofinformingthe people ofLynch
their ae surrounding country that they have il
Sea or La room on Main Street lot of the above Ca
IN sd ent sizes 1t would be difficult task Civ,
insn. IMPRESSION of these Gases without persof
a they are perfectly air tight and ndestruc
arinar, Tor protecting and preserving the Dead fol
.uper; for vaults for transportation. are
70 anything of the kind before invented. Those
.upnl;a9" " enough to need the above Gases can be-
U,da.y s. DIUGUID & SONS.
ed to- '"s IN the usual style also promptly attend
s. d. & SONS.
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i IL w CONGERN

Nv CONCERN.-The subscribers as soca
themselves together on the first instant. fort he
\ 9sssAa&p pu7poseof conducting themanufacture
-ssSs.@s OF CABINET WARE, at hc old and
I.r,b., aeH haown stand of S. Diuguid,
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'R Fsanufactmrers O. Tobacco

Bronii "n,atergreen. Aus, Lem"n, Cinnamon, g.
lnl3 dct. -eTnp1rpe s1'f pE ca
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LINE OF Isichnond Ia

AND NEWYORk PACkETS.--This new Sssaa&
lome line is composed of the following vessels and
~ns from New-York every three Days. All owned in
the city y Richmond viz:
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Railroad

ed for .l4 |
|. Sand
''fahgpipa,,l
forwarded
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~ 1900 lbs. Nice Buck Wbea Flour.
25 Firkins No and . Butter
mar Oats AGREE Il MCLANAHAN.
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Excavation or THE rEMpfE OF sE1.
ArIs AT MEMPHIs-INTEREsTfNG DE.

tnePafh correspondent Of the Journal Of Com.
nefees under date the 9Th November. writes 3
'ollos You have read Of Msmphis, the vast city
= Eeyp1 second In Importance only 70 Thsbea,
e'ter she fall Of which Il became he csuit.I. II
aas q unknown antiquity. Among its mos splen.
on ediaces the temple Of 6erapis. with il. avenue
OF sphlsxes, had the brightest renovn. .No~
0ossted oy the sand Of the desert Il the common
leeosd @ Travellers But this covering has been
, fenoved IN inestimable booty for archa ,loeis,s
nspphy discovered. Mr.. Auguste Marietse. whom
.ne fresch government sent to Egypt On 4 sciepti-
g mission, has just returned after an absence az
our years. he devotsd them exclusively to exc.
saiiou Of the Serapsnm. or, Temble of serspis and
succeeded beyond all hope. The administration of
me Louvre are preparingn galleries for an earlv
Of the treasures of antiquity and art which
ne has brought with him. He comnletelv cIaarad
ne Sorapeum OF the sands under which Il Isv I'm
Eles lor 90 many centuries. The fusion OF Greek
mo Eeypsian srt at various periods is established
ox number Of statues which were amid tie I'M.
b OF serapis Scuiptufed Representations Of Auis
were found BY the statues OF Pindar, Homer Iv
curgus, Pythagoras, Plato and Euripides An alIev
or or ssenue OF six hundred sphinxes is terminated
~ series OF figures representing the principal
Hellenic divinities-genii placed, In the Egyptian
manner, on animals that symboIize those ivinties
lhe most important of Mr. Mariette's discoveries
was the Tomb of Apis-a monument excsyated
entirely In live rock. There arc hundred vast
chambers, and considerable number of galleries
and streets-the ensemble of real subterrsneous
city. They supplied the dlscoverer with multi.
tudes OF steles (monolynths shafts statuettes lima.
ges OF all dimensions and every age) deposited by
the ancient Egyptians In the chambers and com
partments of the funereal structure, az tokens Of
their pious devotion to the mummy of the god wor.
shipped at Memphis. There are epitaphs forming
acknowledged record of each of the Apis buried
10 the commonitomb. The sculpture is of the date
OF the pyramids, and the statues are in the best
preservation the colors are perfectly bright alto.
gether the execution is admirable, and thly coayey
an exact idea ofthe physical character of the prm
Tive population.
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SPIRIT or pRess.

The W7ix asvs i. ,..<...a...-. -. SS
portions # the stafe /. -. ,.s -.
sxis*s su,one the por,obe,. g Z !. r-.--a..
party with regard 10 I'm ,z1s.1 s:.... ~ - .c
the folIowins from liza ...s.a.. ~srs
It vas not III mere u,,.~..... -.
rom certain quartera preyjoue Z, ~ r-.,,ss.s
W. ~ - po.ey q seetfing back the IL herr. ~
Who 81 ~ q - n = aow e believe that those
and intend 10 stick un to 4 Tf.. w.. 49, .Sey ssai
go. and array themselves in opposiion 70 he Sssss
Il pets FINN .h" Iii, ~ noe 81 the support
ticket With but one sholssr- ~ Z - g mnc5.
stot 9; but whsn il como to whole tefes 81 hIs..e
: + Tss seo ps..a. oaa I-. >
.r, ro,.-.s-.9, =. s'1ue. % sns proposed South
,...s : sentaos, 20 % held n New Or
cL.-,.-. AeAs ana says me Conventiou at
= s.... :" sccompa,en anything because
.,,,s.,,s ~. - opinion upon the Pacific railway
:, :. !. ~. ousnt never % have been menton.
-aa.h..-.-., : ~ -nele NO commuDhy OF 10.
ua.,s-r - ss-.. Asssnsic States and the
:. : sseln osetoe, 10 coulmer.
J, 8. = oo1.nela Atlantic States viii hare
,vo,,,a - ~, .s1 ON tnesr ows hook, y Asy
.a.,.;. s.s -, 0A1 ploposed oy those who are
het,,ls, :. 80 ~ P e eApot ana import trade
Nor,h al c., = me Peop'e % sirginh,
ch,,,,.. = ssu oslo'ina' Georgia and Florida,
haor,u as -, =, oiiol'' snu WIN 60 q y with
h.a,, -. '.ey may accomphsn all that has
a;,,,a. a. .1 osi'so aii tneir W'enes, without
Tho " ene adv'ce OF the west.
Adan,. 90 -. e. 'eader 70 senator
60, - ~ "ssufsnzanon biii. coming
h..r. :. -. e 'enasor, ana from the very
u'a auo tne cotson growing
~. eoH'euolscy, says tho writer
=. -. :. : oA'.'ioo 70 graser consideration
-. -, .ou =, i'o'u .nal region oil the
;.., a..-..n.Nr.'. .sn, Mofmonisni' Miller
- e -'''','"' 0oc' c'siSi''' hnoW Sotnlng'
:. VI every name ana phrase had
r. e' .AN nave 'nen ABIDING place. The
.o.a..:~ no. .'s e"'e''a'ned the convlction that
o'As '''1os oe uono 70 eievate American c1ti-
OF AZ ieast 10 rescue Il from that decline in
.n.a ins.c aignHy ana puoilc estimation which N
lndiscriminate surrender Of 1t to Chinese coolies
a'u Euiopean Ieions ana paupers py the nall mil
lions Ia the year must occasion, and believes that
this conviction is common to ninetenths of the
a,ar;.., ,ao,ro ~. .,,o ...-.,,.-
low ga secret socetv Iocoh;n,.o, =, =.
linn Jesuitica, In ira creea .rd ,,no,Ier,,,, 80.
serip,iye In ;ts ternner and nurno.e ), oro,, ,..o
nower bv ronr;s,,nn q, ,,..,s ~, ...x - ao,.
what one or the other of the honor.b,a and rae,
nac.ab,a ror,ias nc .ho s,,a
10 do itself y The Frou;o,r corc.ds. The, Senator
Adam., hin biac,;onoh,e T. ~ s.. -, ....r..
a, =
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

.Ic.ssr The be, circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
RichmonS sn,.hiy thst 81 all the Daily papers Of
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BOOK-KEFPING.-The Subscriber will
take charge of two three Sets of Books for the
ensuing year, and will attend to Job Writing of anv
kind
Having been engaged as Accountant and Book.
keeper for many years, the best references can be
given. Persons wishing to confer with me will
please address, through the Post Office
de- 20-dIm* r. McCANDTISH In
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SEWING oHINEs.-Having had
many applications for. and enquiries respe citing Sew
ing Machines, | have been induced to examine
closely into the merits of the different manufactures
and for the past have spent much time in order
to ascertain which kind would be best adapted TO the
South, for all general purposes and am now happy
TO inform the public that have taken the agency for
the sale OF Hunts Machines which, for capacity,
simplicity, durability and cheapness, be
passed. whilst they warranted to turn off work
equal to any in use. Price SIS and S85.
Z. HORTON KEACH,
de 7-u 81 Main street.
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FLETCHER's HAIK IoN,c excels every
thing for identifying and improving the hair. No
toilet table s complete without it, and gle trial
is quite efficient to shew it's good effect The great
success of the Tonic has brought up host of rnita-
tore, twho know much about the treatment OF the
hair as the man in the moon,) whose noxious mix
lures have produced much mischief and annoy
ance.
Persons wishing ths orizinal and genuine article
can be supplied by the manufacturer,
JOHN JOHNSON,
At HoBsoN's Hair Dressing Saloon,
de 10 Under American Hotel,
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de 7-ts

PREMIUM DAGUERREoTYPEs --SrMoNs
Pictures OF Ladies are very beautiful. Call at his
Rooms, 1t you would be convinced of the fact.
Pictures taken daily equal to those for which he
wss awarded the Silver Medal at our last Fair.
de l6
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H0oFLAND's GERMAN Buffers, prepared
and sold By Or. JACKSON. at the German Medical
store 10 Arch street Philadelphia. daily increase
diseases arising from dersngemspt Of the liver
inese nitteis have, indeed, proved blessing the
stficted, who show their gratitude by the fiat
itself name that competitors, however willy their
schemes, or seduetive their promises, cannot reach
etts that have been derived from il, and will ever
maintain its position
Agents for this city-Messrs. PURCELL, LADp 4
Co. and BEESErT Is BEERs, Druggists.
de il--2w
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The Enquirer gives a list OF Mr.. Wise's appoint
ments to address the people az follows

srABBIsG AFFRAy.-On Saturday night last, in
Willjamsburgh, N. r., Mr.. Daniel Lyster. an alder
man elect, and young man named Hugh Meakan,
were walking In company, when In turning cor
ner they accidentally ran against two men, whom
Mr.. Lyster exclaimed, "Hello, who the devil arc
your" Upon this the two men drew dirk knives
and assailed them IN furious maisner, using their
knives to great effect. Alderman Lyster received
some or 10 gashes about his head, neck and ahoul
ders, the most serious Of which waE stab under
the right arm, which, it is thought will deprive
him of Its use. Meakan was also bidly cut about
the face and neck, though there Was possibity OF
his recovery. A German ibutchcr, named Peter
Meyers, and another, havebeen arrested, on SOS
picion of being the assaiants.
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XII CENTS rs THE PRICE OF A
OO FIRST CLASS DA0UERREOTYPE AT
POWERS GALLERY.-Persons in want OF GOOD
snd CHEAP DACuEHREoTyrEs ere respectfully invit-
ed TO give call, - am determined 70 furnish
than spy other establishment In Virginia. An early
call u desired and remember that this q the only
place u the city 70 get aDA6UEAREOTYEf for %
GEhTs. I3s nsl1 street. siss Of The nED FLAG oyer
WoodhGuss's BOOK 6t0Es. dss
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0KaKRAL AGEHor, FOR THE SALR Ann
RuacHAsE OF Laaps.-FRANK a RuFRIN S-r~..
tavrQ Ms Hiystsia State Agvicuifarai Sosi<fr ana
y: AU0UST oaer their services to the pubiie =
9ENEkAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase Of
States. "
ofaee-att the oacs Of the viseiaio Ssats Acvjesl.
foyaf Society, No. lis Main street
o -. AUGUST, NsrARr Public AND AceouNfAnf
omee-eseoove. fes-ts
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o. ii. CHALKLEY, General Agent and Col
iector, 18th street. between Main and Cary over the
store Of g. r. Peake. Refers to Messrs. C. T. Wor-
than 4 Co., Williams L Brother. Butler Tinsey,
J. II. Claiborne, q. X. Peake, J. 8. Sclater and Dr.
w. A. Patterson, 13-9n
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CHERIFF'S SALE.-Will be sold on
~ SATURDAY, the 23d inst, 10 the hiehsst bid
der. for cash. 1t the sherif's Ofce sundry articles
of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, al of good qua
lty Aiso. No. rRUNK and its conts to satisfy
Lola Edmonds.
Sale to take place at 10 o'clock.
de 20 PHILIP r. WINSTON. D. s..
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Richard Thomas Mullisan. slead Ing and h.
huential Demccrat Of New York city, died % Sum
day lsst. aged 5l years
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A vENx1ABxx 1lME Pr.cx.-The Rochester N
Y. American speaks Of an old clock, made BY ITO
bias & Co Liverpool and London which . oves
100 years old. The following lines are written on
this ancient moaifor
sI am old and worn a. my face appears,
For have walk d on Time for hundred years!
Many have fallen sinceI begun,
Many riH fall ere my course y run!
have buried Tie poyld With " hopes and fears,
In my long march Of HUNDRED years"
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TyHREE TENEMENTs AND T,EAaE

Il HOLD ON I7rH AND CLAY eTS. At AUG
TION.-On WEDNESDAY. 9th day Of Dscember
at 81 O'clock p. upon the premises, win be cold
those three new framed Tenements situated at the
corner of 18th and Clay Streets opposite the store of
T. Burns-one of which 10 an excellent business
stand, occupied by Mrs. Sarah e. Price, ct oi50 per
annum. 90
Terms Of Lease win be sxDlained at ths time OF
sale.
TERMs--Cssh TAILOR WILLIAMS.
de 20 Auctioneefs4
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THE CHLDs DrvoacE cAsE.-YJudge Roosevelt,
of New York. has refused the spplicntios on behalf
of defence IN the Chiids divorce cass, for stsy Of
procsedines in order to procure new Trial OF the
cause, and ordered that decree Of divorce be
tween The parties be entered, on thss ground that
the desendens had been proven 70 be guilty Of
adultery.
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EDW'D ID. EACHO.

GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTION,
CONTINUES to hire out Negroes, rent
" ont Houses and Collect Claims as heretofore.
Office on l4th st., near the Exchange Hotel.
10
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Henry Oliver. aconvict In the Ksutus Ky peaites
tiary q Frankfort, made hls escape On Thur
day last He was sentenesds from Lcuisyilll
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MEssRs. EDIToRs.-Youw would be aston
ished, though true in my travel through Virginia
short time since, to hear of the fsith and recon-
mendation that is given to BAKERS PREMIUM BIT
TIERS Several laaies and gentlemen said they had
had the dyspepsia for many years, but never had
found anything to make of it but Bakers Pre-
MUM Bitters. and some would say it had cured them
entirely of the head ache aud others would
say that il it had not been for these Btters they
would have died with the cholera So, we say sue
cess to Baker and his Premium Bitters.
They can be had of all the principal Druggists in
this city and elsewhere.
Price so cents per BOTTLE do TO
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VALUABLE BUILDING Lot ON

~ FKANKLIN STREET. AT AUCTIoN,--On
FRIDAY, 22d of December, 1854. at 81 O'Clock r. NJ.
upon the premises will be sold that central and very
valuable Lot on the North side Of Franklin street.
near Union street, short distance West Of fhs Tirss
Market having front Of % feet and running bsck 10
Shockoe Creek distance of about 80 feet. Upen
Charles Baker. - "
The central location Of this property and its great
able. 80 ss--
TERMs-One.third cash; balance at 8 and 6 months.
with interest, and title retained.
de 20 TAYLOR q WILLIAMS Auots.
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nectsd with classlca learning 10 Enslas for forty
years, died about three weeks sincs, IN his 6esh
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ILLsxss OF THE BisHoP OF CHAR .xsToN --Ths
Charleston Standard reports the severe nlness q
Right Rev. Bishop Reynolds. Hs attending ply.
sicisn thinks be cannot recover
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LEECHEs LEECHEs-The public are
hereby informed that have just received by Adams
Express lot of superior Swedish Leeches which
will be applied upon the most reasonable terms; can
be found at all hours of the day at the Hair
Saloon under the American Hotel, and at night on
18th, between Main and Franklin streets.
N.B;-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
to, at the shortest notice.
nos RC, HOBSON.
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CHARLES n. HARKEYS.

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL. PAINTER,
10th st., between Main and Cary.
AZ All work entrusted to his care will be faith.
fully and promptly executed. se20-Sm
LARUs & SHINE, Auctioneers and Com
mission Merchants will attend to al sales of Real
and Personal Estate, stock sales of Dry Goods Gro
ceries Boots and Shoes, House Furniture. &c. NC.
oclS-ts JAMES N. SHINE, P. C. LARUs.
HAIR CUTTING.-Citizens and Strangers
visiting the city, wishing to get their Hair in the
latest and most approved style, would advise them
to call on HOBSON, under the American Hotel, en-
trance on 1lth street.
N. Blot Cold and Shower Baths can be had at
all hours. Single Bath 25c- or Tickets for 81
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/ ARGE SALE or a YALUABLE

SIUCK OF MULES, HORSES, WAGONa.
HARNESS. STABLES. kc-Wlth the viss 81 ma.
king chance IN our present buspess for the coina
year, We shall. on WEDNESDAY, nth day Of De.
csmoer is5A lf fair: not the next fair day there
OF the Dock. offer at public Anetion. nnr snts,s
stock Of MULES and HORSES mprisins stost "a
head, the greater part of which are very mperior
snimeia, and indeed cannot be surpassed
,ALsO-2l Street WAGONS, In good order. and
about so sets OF HARNESS. -
ALSO-The large Framed STABLE SHEDa
FEED HOUSE and BLACKSMITH,S SHOP. een.
tanning an immense quantity Of good Timber-eamo
20 be removed within 10 days after the sale ~
Farmern Teamsters and al who have uee for sueh
stock, would do veil to attend the sale, q stosk %
large and valuable cannot bo found In aaditiou 10
which every article offered, win be sold without Ii.
TERMs-ULder S5f, cash; that amount and ovsr.
months credit, for approved notes, with intsrest
added. or in payment Of cash in sums over ESQ =.
duction Of interest will be allowed.
HATCHER WEBSTER
sale conducted BY TAYLoR 4 WILLIAMS, Austs.