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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-23

FUTURE DAYS
BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
CATALOGUE SALE OF cT oTuTrr,

IL nhEA6NDEh IL.
CATALOGUE SALE OF CLOTHING
~ DRY GOODS, kc-Wili be sold By ess.Io,r.
On MUSDAY next 9Th inst, at nv store Al Ia
osiecs' the moef superb invoice Of CLOTHING eve,
offered In this city, consisting Of ''i
Dress, Ffock, Sack, Hunting, Business and Ov..
Coas IN every vsriety of styles ana material. Cast,
mere Cloth, Sattinet and Coilons de Pants. s1rV.r
vet, Cashmere, Cashmere, Satin and yaIsnei. w..
Menno fhnnei and Cotton Under-Shirt Linen r.
som Shirts; Merino and Flannel Drawers y.,..a
.ssortment Of Neck Ties; Silk and Cotton HsSfe
&c, &c. ah :,
An invoice OF Dry Or ods eonssfius Of cl,fb, G.
.meres sattinets. White ind Brown Cotton Poor,
Hdkfs, White and Brown Cotton Ho,e ana I'LL
Hoss, Fancy Articles &c af
The attention Of the public is particularly rea.s
ed to this sale, As the goods are Of the latest
OF the best materials and WORT mansbio 'e'
The Goods will be ready for examination n, IT,
day, Sih inst. at which time the cstslorus xiIi ~
resdy for delivery. ' %
Sale positive. Terms at sale.
roS ALEX. MOTT, Aue.
RIGGING, &c, AT ROCKETTS.-Wil
~ bs sold on WEDNESDAY, 79th instant q, N
O'Clock, at the Ship Locks at Rocketts-- ~ ~
Derneks, with rigging, one fitted with borse nou
er; Sling Chains; 2doz.n Crow Bars; half doz st,i
king Hammers, Face de; Lewis 8 parf: 1 Cat
and Dray, for stone: nd Screen; Slow, 2An
Wis; lot OF SInithS Tools; Screw plstss ana T.n
Bench Vices; Flat Boat; large lot of Cs,, s sps
wagon Harness. large lot of Stsas 1t err, TOOL.
lot OF old Timber and Planb; lot of scrap Iron and
oli Brass f A'"A anu
Also, the Fence around the lot, and Shed,
Sale conducted By
no . ALEX MOTT. Auet
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Vicious Cow-The COW case-not the
coW-came before the Mayor yesterday, and was e.
nhliy disposed Of by the dismissal of the warrant
against Mr.. Walthall, who promised to see that
tne vile intruder should not go at large asan and
o,.esPa:s on Mr.. Pratrs premises, to the .nnoyance
gate. - " 'AAs ~" gle ono
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CAUGHT AT LAsT-Caroline Dickinson
Tree woman from Hanover county, but for the
past nine years has been residing in this civ with
out register, was arrested yesterday morning by
committed her to prison until the nexttefm of the
Huslings Court. How she has managed to escape
the entire police force for nine years 10 little
remarkable, but now that she is in limbo her fate e
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Tur RICHMOND LETTER SHEET PRICES
CURRENT will be ready at the Dispatch coun-
ter this afternoon.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FIRST ANNUAL BALL.
FIRE COMPANY, No. 3,

L Va VIA VI IL U WI w. .,
a Respectfully announce to g.
the citizens OF Richmond and Vi ,4z
ia sai1ity; that they win give their 49,
- FIkST ANNUAL BALL ct La
FAYETTE HALL, FRIDAY Evening, Deem
Der 9th. 1854.
The Company. while asking the patronage of the
citizens and Firemeu, beg leave to ali who may
wish to participate with them that pains will be
spared to make " an sgreeab'e evening to ALL
Mnsc BY SMITHS ARMORY COTILLON
BAND.
REFRESHMENTS at city prices
Committee Of arrangements Capt. Jno J. Frv; LIST
Assistant H. w Fry. yr: I'd Assistant VIM. g. Weed;
Chs John.ton; +. NJ. AIfrisnd Thos 4. Melon
nell: Geo Dowden; yno. Wright. Jr; Ro. H JARVIS
Floor Managers En- gineers r. NJ Burton, VIM.
C. Tompkins and John H Claiborne; Capts Holt of
Manchester Co j. o Goode, l.. l.. Barnes. C. Bates,
J J. Wilson, J. T. Rogers = Timberlate, and Ja..
F. Elicit; jos. Mayo, Honorary Member; Capt. J.
H. Richardson; J. II. Bo.her; 9. II. Tsmpkins; }.
Seer, M. D.; VIM Booth. Jr; Jno. T. Blair; J. Z.
Womble; T.. Z Dudley; 8. C. Jones; A. L. Lindsey.
" Tickets Of Admission-Sl, to be bad Of any
member Of the Company, or at the door the evening
of the Ball. No charge tor Ladies.
N.B.-Firemen attending the Ball are requested
to wear the Association Unif run or Citizens Dress
no 22-dtd
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r r. GALLEHER,

OF LoUDOUN COUNTY. VIRGINIA,
TEACHER OF VOCAL AND PIANO MUSIC,
.Ns1y Whose education was completed
XiEA{ at the New York Normal Musical Insti-
EszIK tute eff.rs his professional services to the
citizens of Richmond. His Office is at the
Powhatau House.
REFERENCES -Rev.T. Moore, ID. D., Pastor lst
Pre- bytsrian Church; Rev J. B. Letter, D. D., Pastor
Sd Baptist Church; Rev. Joseph Davis D. d Pastor
Centenary Church; Rev {; Lee; D. D, Editor Q OF
Richmond District; Rev. Mr.. Read, D. D, Pastor
United Presbyterian Church; o: p. Baldwin, Esq..
Editor Dispatch ]. p Ballard Esq Exchange Ho-
doun county; Rev A. H. Fl. Boyd, d D., Pastor OF
Presbyterian Church Winchester, Va; Rev Bernard
Grmsley Pastor of Baptist Church, Clarke county,
Va Senator r. J. T. White, Loudoun county, Va
M 02-Ius
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RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE "A gene.
raj meeting of the Stockholders and friends of the
RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE will be held in the
Hall of the ti.ute. of Marshall and 10th
Sta. en- FRIDAY night, November oath, 1854, at II
O'clock A full attendance is earnestly desired the
report of the Building Com mittee will be presented
and an opportunity will be afforded to understand the
internal arrangements of the edifice
By order of the Trustees.
no 2S-2h* B MANLY, Jr Sec'y.
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GLOAN'S ARCHITECT, 2 Volumes
~ Price $l4. Just received ard for sale bv
A. MORRIS, 81 Main ct.
Also-The following Works Archite cture:
Sloan's New Carpenters Guiie-pics $3.50
Shaw'S Civil Architecture, edition-$7.
Practical aughtsmsp, new work-$6
Ritchs American Architect, complete-$6.
Ranletts Architecture, 2 vols quarto-Sl2.
Gould's House Carpenters Assistant-$S.
Lafevel's Modern Builders Guide-S4.
Ben amin's Builders Guide-$S 50.
Benjamin's Practice of Architecture-S3
Lafever's Beauties of Architecture IS.
erjamin's Elements of Architecture-$l 50.
- Arnatts Gothic Architecture, applied to Modern
Residences, in vol. quarte-St.
Rural Architecture, by Edward Shaw-$4.50.
Wightwiek's Hints to Architects, by Downing -
price ST. so
American Cottage Builder, by Bullock-Si75
Rural Homes, by Wh-e ler-SI.25.
Aliens Rural Arcbitecture-$i.25
Downine's Country H. uses new edten-S4.
price $3.50.
Hatfeld's American Home Carpenter-$2
A. MORRIS has also great number of valuable
Works on Railroad Engineering, Millwreht's Ma.
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AJAX KNOLL FOR l. E A S E.-The
" subscribers authorised to lease for aterm of
years, the beautiful and fertile Tract of Land, called
OAK KNOLL, lying in the county of Henrico. on
Harvie street. within two hundred Yards of the
Plank Road and within one mile and half of ths
city of Richmond.
The tact contains about seventy acres and has ne
gro houses stables &c, upon it, and would be leased
whole or in parcels of not less 20 acres each Ap
ply to
no 23-4t GODDIN & APPERSON
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p,v, Avn D.syuIr R.u.Ro.n

RICHMOND ANH DANV1LLE hAILHUAD.-
The County Court of Henry have appointed
Messrs Hugh billiard, William T. Clark and Jere-
rniah Griges, Proxies to attend the annual meeting
OF the Richmond and DanviIle Railroad Company,
to be held on the 18th Of next month.
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u. S. DISTRICT CoURr.-Judge Halybur-
toms Court was In session short time yesterday,
The case OF John Hoffman has not yet been decided
upon.
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.

RICHMOND, l4th Nov, 1854
Mr.. julius A. HoBsoN,
Collector # Tores for the City Of Richmond:
DEAR SIR: / am instructed by the Finance
Committee to require you under the authority vest
ed in you by Ordinance concerning the collection of
assessed taxes" to take such action will promptly
place the taxes past due, in the hands of the Cham
berlain, to meet pressing claims ON the city
Ysurs, very respectfully.
THOS. w. McCANCE
Chairman of Finance Committee
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SPECIAL NoTIoE.--COuntry Merchants
and others are respectfully invited to attend my auc
tion sales of Watches, Jewery and Fancy Goods, at
my store, No. los Main ST., THIS EVENING, at z
o'clock. See advertisement.
ELIAS HALE,
IF Auction and Com. Merchant, JOG Main st.
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F,sur w C,.,Lo

FIGHT.-Dandridge W. Clarke, a resi-
dent of Henrico, got On a spree yesterday afer.
noon, and while under the influence of LIQUOR be.
came dsorderly in the street. Officer Pearce find
Ing him armed with knife, and fearing that he
might iDjure some one, locked him in the cage for
the night.
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Lost OR STOLEN.

OST TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS
- REWARD.-Lost, on Tuesday evening. 2ls.
inst. Buckskin PORTE NOMINATE. containing 4
ten dollar bills the Farne re- and Bank of Virgins
ten dollar North Carolina bills, five dollar bill on
Central Bank of Virgins, and ten dollar gold piece.
The Pocket Book also contsined due bills-one for
$40 the other Sl96 So Certificate of 10 shares of
Stock in the Homestead Building Company and a
the farmers Bank of Va, under date of March 9Th,
1854 Any one leaving the Book and its contents at
the Dispatch Office, will receive the above reward
no 2S-3t
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Sale conducted
LARUS & SHINE Ap..,

TRUST SALE.-By virtue of Deed of
Trust executed to me By Robert Sprigss, bea-
Ing date 18th day of May 1873 to seeuIe The nav
ent OF f9ar hundred dollars creditor of the sad
spf'ggs mentioned in the said Deed, which sum OF
money was payable twelve months after the date of
said Deed shall on the lst day of December. 1854
sell Tor cash. on the premises public auction that
lot OF land lying in the city of Richmond, on Ma
Main street 10 feet and running back feet it being
the same Lot which devised TO the said Robert
Sptiggs by James Harrington, deceased. The title
TINS property believed to be good; but selling
Trustee shall convey the same to the purchaser
with special warranty only.
no 23--tds JOSEPH MAYO Trrstas
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The Tax Payers will see the necessity of
paying at once and prepare for it, longer indul.
gence cannot be given.
JULIUS A. HOBSON,
no 28-6t* Collector City Richmond.
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4 CHANCE Is A CHANCE. and sucl
TO TRANSFERS,

DOR So l. E 40 No. l MULES and
l. HORSES, and IS WAGONS ard GEAR, now
engaged in the teamng business, and enjoying pa
owning not being able to give them their attention
another year, disposed to sell at fair price, ir
cu ing als) the stable and fixtures in central loca
tion. Any disposed to purchase the entire stock
will please apply at the Dispatch office for further
particulars no 2S-10td&c
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! HOUSE WANTED.-Wanted t.

Es4 Rent, possession to be given early posi-
ble.) dwelling HOUSE, suitable for an ordinary
sized family. One located Shockoe Hill pre-.
ferred. For such, good tenant NAV be had and a
Richmond P. O. no 20-Iw
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GREAT BARGAINS FROM AUG.

~ TlONS.-We have this day received rich Plaid
Silks; rich Emhroideries. Merinees Velvets Bombs
zines, Cloths and Shsws of every description; all
having been bought at auction at sacrifice to
the importer. Having very full and complete stock
o. Goods on hand. and being anxious to reduce the
TO usual STANDARD the best bargains will be
offered to purchasers within the next few weeks. A
large lot of style Cloak Thinning just received
from New YORK., very low.
no % MlLLHISER BRO
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

Try GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES,
~ BOOTS, &c On FRIDAY, 2ith instant at Itt
O'Clock. at my store, will SSH large and desirable
lot Of Dry Goods Clothing &C. suitable for the pres
ent season.
BOOTS AND SHOES.-Also Is cases Boots and
Shoes no21 r. CAUTHORN. Auct.
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ATTENTION ATTENTION ALI Mechan-
les in this City out of employment requested to
meet at the United States Hotel THIS EVENING.
at O'Clock. By order of the Committee
no 23-lt* u. II. 2. Sec,x
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WILL be sold on MONDAY, the 9th
w of the present month. at 10 O'Clock, at the
lac residence of Mr.. Gustavus Jarvis ali of his
Horsshoi and Kitchen FURNITURE, lot Of
COW.
TERms-All sums of $50, credit of months VII
be gveu for negotiable notes. satisfactorily endorsed
bearing inter- from the date; $50 and under cssh
will he ireH
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I OST - Retween Messrs. Turpin &
IL Yarbrough's Tobacco Factory and the Valley,
on iday la1t my FREE PAPERS.
The finder will be rewarded by .ing them at
this office.
no 2I-3tt CATHERINE BRIMSKILL
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VALUABLE TENEMENT ON LO-
GUST ALLEY, IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-Wll be sold
on TUESDAY, the 2sth Nov, 1854, ON the PREMISE
commencing at o'c ock p. NJ, the very excellent
b'ick tenement on the East line of Locust Alie, ad
joining Mrs Bailey boarding House, fronting about
% feet ruan;ng back about 100 feet and ntng
at S375 per snnum.
TERMS One fourth cash, balance at 8, and
months for egotabie notes interest edded, secured
by trust deed. G0DDIN APPERSON,
no % Anctinnears
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.ANTED-By a man of good character

w possessing unquestioDable business qualifca-
tions, and who has he'd several years experience In
merchandising; writes good hand, and has some
knowledge of Bookkeeping, wishes employment
whereat he render himself useful and be cores
poI dinghy compensated being willing to engage in
almost any kind of business whereby he can obtain
respectable livelihood Satisfactory references can
be given. if required. Address AUGUSTINE"
Richmond y. 7-3W+
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pUBLIC SALE OF LAND, CROP,

II i
l. OCK, &C.-Having determined to sell nv
Farm in Hanover county, at Peaks Turnout I will
dispose of it at public auction on THURSDAY the
3Oth Of November il fair, if not, the first fair day
thereafter, at II O'Clock. Also my crop of Corn Oats
Fodder, &c.; stock of Cattle Horses and Hogs some
very fns. The farm contains 1854 acres, part i'm.
proved, balance in woods
TERMS made known the day OF sale.
! also wish to SELL privately. my place where re.
side, in Henrico county, the city of Richmond
containing between IL and Is acres
no S-6t* WIN. r. HORT.
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HANDSOME LOT ON CHURCH
IL HILL ON 26rH. BETWEEN CLAY AND
TiON.-Wi,i be sold, on WEDNESDAY afternoon,
the goth Nov, 1854, the premises, comaenc at
O'clock beautiful lot on Church Hill, the west
line of 26th. between Ma shall and Clay SITS, front
ing II feet, running back &c feet
TERMs-0nethi. cash, balance at and month
for otable notes. interest added title rstsBsd
no2l G0DDIN L. APPERSON, Ancts.
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BY GODDTN & APPERSON.
MOST VALUABLE WAREHO u S (

MOST VALUABLE WAREHO USE
WI LOT ON CARY AND 25rH SITS, OPPOSITE
SITE OF YORK RIVER RAILROAD DEPOT,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will be sold on WE'D
NESDAY afternoon. the 10Th Nov, 1854 the pre-.
misses commencing at halfpast o'clock that most
valuable lot at the corner of Cary and 18th streets
opposite to the lot on which the York River Railroad
proposes to build their Depot, ftontif 9Os feet on
the North side of Cary street, running back the
East line of 18th street l55 feet to ian alley 10 feet
wide Ire location of this property is justly regard
ed as most desirable by of its to the
Dock. York Ri. er Depot, &c.
TER~s-One-fou'th cash, balance at 4 and y
months for goiiabe notes, interest added secured
by trust deed. GODDlN APPERsON
no 20 Auctiopeers
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WANTS

w ANIED-By young man OF some
w experience and extensive up-country ac-
quaintaucs. situation in Who esale Grocery or
Commission HOUSE, Best city reference given if re.
qnred Address &C" Richmond P. o.
no 2I-St*
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AUCTION NOTICE.-GrOceries, &c. This
Day, by DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 CO,
no q Ancf
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WANTED, COAL MINERS.-Steady
W employment will be given at the COKE
MINES, on Tuckahoe creek. at full prices, by con.
tract or day work, to experienced whits miners
Apply at the mines or in Richmond, to
sc S0-dts JNO. J. WERTH Aet
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AUCTION NOTIoE.-The attention of the
trade is solicited to sale of Furniture, Game
Chickens, &c. to take place this morning at 10 o'ck
See advertisement. LARUS l. SHINE,
no % Auctioneers
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nREss GOODS BELOW COsT-As

nRESS GOODS BELOW COST.-As
~ oar time for CLOSING ont our stock 10 very nl'
tied. We have this day reduced the price Of the FOL.
lowing goods so per cent below cost;
Rich French d. LANES 81 Soc. worth Oh.
do do do at S7As, worth IS
=. Cashmere aud Tibet Cloths at &c worth 50
We viii from this day also sell entire stock OF
Ribbons much below prime eosf.
Is WARREN PERKINS,
no22 nl Eagle Sassre
COLE LEATHER.-A lot OF nice Sole
poKE / HUTCHINSON,
se6 ~ Main stxss
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EOR RENT-The Tenement on Broad
l. st. between 9th and 10Th sts adjoining the resi-
dence of Col. Thos. B. Bigger Possession given LIST
December next, BICK. L. WINSTON.
no 2S-I0t+
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NEv PUBLlcATIoSs.-We are indebted to
Mr.. A Morris for 1.-The Wanderers by Sea
and Lend, with other Tales. BY Peter Par.
ley. illustrated by engravings." A very
pretty book for children.
Fro;a the same gentlemen we have receiv
ed "A Blind Mans Offering. BY b. b. Be-
wen" Fourth edition. The writer of these
graphic and entertaining sketches states in
bis prkAace, that part of the design of his pub.
Ecafioa De to enable him to obtain for himse II,
and for those dependent upon him, the means
of an Independent subsistence; and what
ever mag Be realized from its sale will be
sppropr ated to this object. We hope the
work my have . wide sale both for its in
trinsic merit, and on account of its author
From Mr. A. Morris We shave received The
Newsboyv published by J. c. Derby, ilsl
Nassau street.
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GALE AT AUCTION OF CORN, HAY,
ING IMPLEMENTs, AND HOusEHoID FUR.
mond
Win be sold on FRIDAY, the FIRST dsy of pecsms
per, ct Mount Comfort the farm or Judge "
Dsniei1 mile east Of Richmond. commencing at II
ocoet 81 the psrshable estate thereon, consisting
oaf. q lot Of Clover Hay. Straw, Shasks and Fod-
Ger, lot OF farming lmplsmens:, p.reei Of Hogs.
Terms: All sumo under $50, cash over that
smo1nt months' credit for apIrove4 ssdorssd ne
goaAble paper, 0opDfN AFPEkSON,
no Aid AuesteneeFs,
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF va

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF va
"A LIABLE REAL ESTATE ON CARY ST :.
IN THE CITY OF RI II NJ ON ID, AND ON
conferred BY the viii of the late Simon Abrahan,
decd shall sell at public auction on the premises
on WEDNESDAY, the Goth November 1854, at the
hoar of O'Clock P. M. II fair. (f rot the next isir
day) that most valuable halEacre Lot the corner
Of Cary and I'D streets, in the city of Richmond Of
which the testator died siezed 1t will be divided
50 as to give three lots Cary street front of a
feet each running back 10 feet to an sley 10 feet
ming back lS2 feet
After which, say about O'Clock, win be sold on
the premises, valuable halEacre Lot 90 Union Hill
Jno c. Knsuh and Others
TERms.-one. fourth cash; balance at 4, 8 and ~
mos for neRotiaele notes interest added and Sc
cured BY trust deed, or title retained
r. B. JONES, Adm'or
With the will annexed Of Simon Abraham, decd.
Sale conducted by
no 10 0OpDIN & APPERaON Austs
q Enquirer will copy.
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A. MORRIS has also great number of valuable
Works on Railroad Engineering, Millwright's Ma
chinery, and Mechanics generally, and others.
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A LOT of superior Northern APPLES
tor sale by D. r. BRID0FORD 4 CO.
no ~ Corner 10Th and Water -,
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ALEX B. HUTCHINSON. Admir-.

ALEN b. HUTCHESUN, ADMIN
Immediately before the above sale, will
rent out publicly the dwelling house. lately occupied
by my father, Persons wishing pleasant ence
would do well to examine the property before thar
day. GEORGE w JARVIS
no IL Guardian,
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A NlHRAClTE COAL.-275 Tons Red
NO % .-s.if sAM'f ~ WAvpra
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HHMsHa FOR SALE.-Several supe-
Q&GE4 rior Mich COWS. raised in and near
M the City. Apply to Mr.. VALENTINE,
Ss-azs.~@AE Shockoe Hill Market. no23-1t"
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a. FOR SALE.-An excellent Family
8N HORSE. Apply at this Office.
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d 8, BRID0FORD & Co.
Agents James River Gem MT Works
no % On the Do.t
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Star and any other weekly Of its class, we
care not where it is published or what the
amount of the subscription price may be. For
the low sum Of 81. 25 per snnum, We furnish a
paper containing twice as much reading mat
ter as will be found in the great mass of the
weekly newspapers for which the charge is
two dollars year Another feature, which
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Is, that the contents of the Weekly Star are
principally original matter. Instead OF re-
hashing the stale news and the still staler re-
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always well filled with carefully written edi-
torials on the most interesting and exciting
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reports Of the congressional, political and So
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