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DErARTURE OF Nh. SoULx FROM MADRID "a
letter from Madrid c, the Both January says, Mr.
Sjue, two days ago, demanded his passport and
e. tha same time audience of the Queen, to take
leave. He has not made known whether or no,
Mr. Perry Is 10 be charged with the affairs of the
legation. The Spanish Ambassador at Washington
asserts positively that the American Cabinet enter
taius hostile Intentions towards Spain, as il
generally supposed
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Indian Hosti2it;es.

eral has received intel iyence that a detach.
lnent OF Y. ). dragons had a desperate fight
with the Mescarello and Apache Indians, in
me Sacramento mountains. lately. Captain
u. w. stanton, of the LIST dragons. and
shree privates, were killed. 1t is known that
twelve Indians were slain.
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Senatorial EIecf;ou an I,5;,,o

5StHU10T10l EItcZ10N an 7ndannQ
CINCINNATI, Feb. 22.-The Indiana Legis.
iature held an election to day for U. S. Sena-
tor The Senate elected Isaac Blackford,
but the House amended by inserting the
name of Joseph G. Marshall. The Senate
refused to concur, and great excitement en-.
sued. There is but little hope of a compro-
mise
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT

NJ ULES, MULES AT AUCTION
~ Will be sold at auction on Council Chamh.,
Hiil, on SATURDAY, March, Sd. 1855, twelve likely
The attention of planters and the public sena,.uv
requested to this SALE the stock 10 Of the vsIv
pest quality and the sale positive and unreseryed
tory negotiable paper ~ '"'''i"s-
n Also at the same time and place. one splendid CITY
% ack ana pair of young and perfectly gentle
Terms: Negotiable note at months
.,,... ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
ADDITIONS to the above sale respectfully requested
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Charleston Markets. Feb %

CHUTE9SIOR W0fEeLG, Eco %.
The Cotton Market opened buoyant, but closed
heavy. The sales of the week have amounted to
l4,ooo bales Good to Middling qualities COM
menced 1913 The receipts of the week
nave been 1873 bales. Stock ON hand, exclusive
OF that on ship board $4,000 bales Rice-Receipts
OF the week 2l0o tierces Stock on hand $500 ties.
Prices range from 3 5 to4l.2.
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Mem D~leo,

Nei0 Orleans Markets, Feb. 20.
The steamers news had depressing effect on
Cotton. Prices weaker but not quotably lower
Sales OF COCO bales
The receipts of Cotton at all Southern ports have
thus far been Less than the period last year by
204, 900 bales.
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Neic York Markets Eeb 90

Nelc York Markets, Feb. %.
Cotton unchanged and in limited demand Flour
SHOWS no quotable change. Southern quiet
Wheat firm aud tending upward. Southern white
S225 81 80. Corn firm aud upward Beef un..
changed Pork firm with advancing tendency
Lard tending downward. Stocks active and
slightly advanced Money abundant
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CosrRApfcrros General Paex prpnounces the
letter published Ia the London Times, and attribu
tea to him, to be forgery. he never having wrote
that or any other letter to the editor of the Times
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T,RUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il JAMES RIVER LAND AT AUCTION-By
virtue of deed of trust from Edward j. Msury and
Eliza his wife, to me, bearing date Sept 4th 1855,
shall trustee. on the Esd day Of March, 1885, If
premises, the Tract of Land whsreon the lste Ed
ward J. Maury resided containing about 25S acres.
l6 miles from the city of Richmt nd and adjoining
the lands of Judge John Robertson, John Adkins. r.
H. Maury Co and others.
The Land 10 we'll adapted to the growth of corn,
wheat and oats portion of the tract IL James Ri
yer low grounds, with the James River Canal run
ming through them.
TERMS made known on day of sale. = -o'tTs
Selling as Trustee shall only convey with special
warranty
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CHERIFF'S SALE by virtue of q
~ decree of the Circuit Court of the City OF Rich
mond. pronounced the 10th February. 1855 In the
suit of ScheImerhorn W. Schermerhorn, &c, will
der, ON TUESDAY, the 9th February, 1855, on the
premises of John Z. Kelly. Brooke Avenue. between
Marshall and Broad streets. commencing at 10 O'Clock
A M, Steam Engine.
TERMS of sale-Upon credit of sixty days, the
purchaser executing . negotiable note with . COED
endorser. THOS. w. BOSWELL. 8. G. II.
fl I6-td
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cRITrcIsnrs OF rHr pRrss

CRITICISMS OF THE PRESS,
we have been too long dependent on soraisr
teaching for our Southern families aud Il
stand in the world of lterature5-PeteysLuro Da;iy
Express. 10y
The contents of the present (Jsnuaryl No. indi-
cate tnar the work will prove itself worthy Of mi
versal favorh-Petersb1g Int. -.
without sectarisnism. IL In n uost m sxc.,tsa,.
able work" -Souk5sids Dem 80 $3.50
The present u january No. IL filled with instruc-
i've and interesting matter A right noble enter.
Richmond Enquirer.
II duly encouraged, it will prove useful family
lsurnai and good auxiliary in promoting Southern
Rel Herald. - ~ 49,
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iHE CASE OF Mas. GAINES, in which she seeks to
ire large estate of her father, has been on
. Iia' iof several days at New Orleans We learn
from the Bulletin that the will according 10 the tes
nmnoey addueed, recognises pointedly and directly
fs myra Clark Gaines as the only legitimate child
BIB Of June, 1906 '''o
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CHERIFFS SALE-Will be sold to the

GHERIFF'S SALE.--Will be sold to the
~ highest bidder. for cash. ct the auction heuss Of
Messrs Laiu Shine, ON the 26th mat. commenc;
ing at ii o'clock, and continuing from day to day sn
tire Stock of Goods levied on by virtue OF sundIy
executions Elias Hale, embracing large cotiec-
elry of every descriptions large assortment OF !an
cy Goods: Rerfumery, ne. no. Also Ares bsia.
msnder fre-pro0f Safe; two handsome Frencn plate
Show Cases. FIVE large Mshogany Show Cases doa.
BILE barrel Gums large Store Stove and fips; two
Counting house Desks. Also good assortment OF
Cutlery.
Country MERCHANTS and the city trade wouldldo
well to attend this sale.
PHILIP r. WINSTON, D. g.,
Tor Thos. w. boswell. 3. G. r..
Sale to be conducted BY LARUs l. SHINE. Auc'
tloueesa fe Ia
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BRIDGING THE DAM.-The County Court of Hail
fax has at last determined to build bridge across
Dan River, at South Boston,
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF CLOTHING

EXTENSIVE SALE OF CLOTHING
~ AND DRY GO0DS-Will be sold, ON TUES.
tensve invoice of Clothing, consisting of Cashmere
sattnet, Cloth and Corderoy Pants Cloth. Csssi.
Pilot Cloth, Beaver Petersham and Lyon Skin Over
eoats; silk, Satin, Cashmere and Valencia Vests:
Six, Satin and Fancy Cravats and Neck Ties Sill
and Hickory Shirts; White, Brown aud Black HOSE
and half Hose; Suspenders in great variety and many
ment.
Aiso an invoice of Dry Goods, Consisting of Cloths.
Casimeres, sattnets, Tweeds. Satin, Silks Waite
and Brown, Plain and Twilled Cotton; Silk and Cot.
ton Umbrellas; Calicos in great varsity and . large
lot OF Fancy Goods. Sale positive. Terms at sale.
10 "A ALEX MOTIF knot
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R0lf;,nore AT,9rEets Fol-

Baltimore Markets, FEB. %.
The markets generally are depressed Sales of
Howard Street Flour at So so, and City Mills at
81 %. Wheat and Corn unchanged; no sales re-
ported. Virginia Oats 49 80 cts.
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Colonel James stubbleheld, formerly Superinten.
dent of the Harper's Ferry Armory, died in Berke.
icy county, Va on the 18th instant
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ing FAMINE IN ZasTE-The Boston Advertiser
oatains an appeal 10 behalf of the sufferers from
ne slure ofthe current crop 10 the island of Fan
bic condition
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BY THOMAS W.. KEEsEE.
tomcs with Geo. J. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl ~
In HORSES AT AUCTION.--Win
81 be sold ct the Horse Lot near the &f3ss
ocIocs On SATURDAY Morning. 2zth Inst !, q 10
THOS. w. KEESEE Auef
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REv. ELEAzRR WLLIAMs.-A letter from Alba
ny says:
The Bourbon is among us Eleazer Williams
ieinorallzes the legislature concerning the ST. Re.
gus iroe' not now for the race of the Louis but for
t q. weary, wandering, wasting, band of men. In
nie memorial, he says he is " member of the St
regis tribe Of Indians" "He is happier" says St
raul, so 10 abide" 1t lie not often that the life OF
man vi0rates between the claim for throne and
question about an annuity.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET

BaLIIMOhE CATTLE MARKET.
BALvINoRR, Feb. o. Beef--There were offered
at the scales to day 700 Beeves--5oo soid. so lsf,
over, 100 driven off to Washington and philsdel-
phia. Prices - rs to o. Is on the hoof, equal 10
., 5oaSll so nett. and averaging S.
Hostile sales at the scales to-day were a,
90 S0sST - dull
sheep-The sales at the scales to-day were from
to Sc gross,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HATS. CAPS
Il BOOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS, Requirement
to the provisions of Deed Of Trust made by Geo
Betty, duly recorded, and by order of the Trus
tees therein named, will be sold on THIJRSDAY
March lat, 1855, at 10 o'clock at No. 1871 Broad At
all OF his stock, DC, combating of Hats Caps Boots
Shoes Trunks, Carpet Bags, Muffs, &c.
Terms at sale. ALEX MOTT
fa %
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ELECTION OF COUNTY OFpIcrps

A. oskAcusE, N. Y, Feb 22-At the town elec.
n,an.n "a onondsga county, on Tuesday, eight de-
nisfa's, Sin whigs, two free soiiers and two know
N''higs, supervisors, were elected
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THE U. s. SENATORIAL QUEsTION-INDIG
NATION MEETING In EASTON

EAsTos, PA, Feb 2l--The old line democrats
held meeting last evening at the Court House, for
the purpose OF adopting resolutions denouncng Ma
ior Fry, of the Senate, for supporting General
Cameron for United States Senator. VIM IL. Hut
ter, editor of the Argus submitted series of reso-
buttons to the effect above indicated. Mr.. Fox,
American DemocraO moved an amendment to the
resolutions which was rejected and then COM
nenced scene, which beggars description. The
result was that the American portion drove the old
line democrats out, and then passed resolutions
commencing the course OF Mr.. Fry and instructing
Messrs. Bush and Johnson, of the House, also TO
support Gen. Cameron In the convention to re-
assemble the 9th instant.
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HORSES, HORSES AT AUCTION
- Will be sold, on SATURDAY. 24th ire 8 = n
O'CLOCK, ct the Horse Lot seversl eaddle aul Wort
horses, two Mules young and gentle
fe ~ ALEX. MOTT Auofiouaar
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ihE NEW YORK TEMPERANCE BILL
a. ALGsAsY, Feb. 2l.-The Temperance bin passed
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POOR HOUSE BURNT

BUFFALO, Feb. 22.-The Erie county poor house
destroyed BY nre yesterday The 800 inmates
"efe al removed safely.
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BY GODDIN & APPERSON.
FIVE NEW BRICK TENEMENTs

1--WE NEW BRICK TENEMENTS.
, ON CARY AND SEVENTH STREETS. FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY AFTER
NOON, the 26th Feb, 1885. will be sold on the pre-
misses commencing at o'clock, those Ave newly
erected brick tenements on the north side of Cary,
between 9th and 7th Streets just erected Each
tenement has five rooms, besides cellar and large
porch and are admir- ably adapted to grocery stands
cupied at 1915 and 1926 per annum
Terms One-fifth cash; balance at 8. 6, 8 and -
months. for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed, or title retained.
The taxes for the present year to be paid bv the
purchaser. GODDIN &APPERSON.
fa % Ant.
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a0hDER IN cuLrEpER.-The CuIpeper Cbser
Ver' OF Friday, ssys:
"g lesfn' Just ss our paper goes to press, that
man by the name of Martin shot and killed man
vIhra hughes, at stevensburg ON last evening"
!" nave not learned the particulars.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
~ AND LOT IN DUVAL'S ADDITION, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION-As Commissioners of the
Circuit Court of the city of Richmond in the case Of
Richardson rs. Smith &c shall proceed to sell at
public auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY. 9Th
day of March, 1855 If fair; IL not the fair day.
ct the hour of O'clock the House and Lot of which
M crit Richardson died seized designated as No. H.
fronting IS feet en- Duva street, running back 140
feet, and oppotite the Duval street Church.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at 8 and 6 months,
for gotiable notes. and title retained till the last
note is paid and convey ance directed by the Court
THO ] EVANS. -,
ALEX. 3. GUIGON, con D.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN, Aucts.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN

RACON, HERRINGS, MACKEREI,.
- &c AT AUCTION.--On MONDAY, 26th inst
&C ~ O'Clock at my store will sell at Auction 6
mas new Bacon Hams. Shoulders and Joles; 90 bbls
Nova Scotia Herrings, in prirne order; 10 bbs No
Msckerel; Soap; Sugar; Coffee, &c.
LEMONS--Also, 10 boxes Lemons
fe "A r. CAUTHORN Auct
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BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN q Co

III A00 DOLLARS BOOTS AND
0sOOO SHOES AT A u CTION-On
THURSDAY, lst March, we will SELL at 10 o,eloek
st the 'tore nov occupied by u.s. near she Old Mr..
OF mouse, our entire stock of Boots and Shoes
WHITE PAGE,
TERMs-under 500 cash; over 800 four months
credit, for approved paper ,oA'''
O.. DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 CO.
10 Al Aucfioueers
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BY TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS.
SCHOONER THOMAS CONNER, AT
~ AUCTION.-On MONDAY, 26th February, at
IL O'Clock, M at the wharf at Rocketts will be sold
the SCHR. THOMAS CONNER. She il of 60 tons
burthen, with rigging. sails, tackle and appurten-
ances all in excellent order.
TERMs-One- third cash, balance at a and months,
for satisfactory notes, with interest added.
fe % TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts
FRAMED HOUSE AND LOT AT
IL AUCTION We will sell ON MONDAY, the
5th March, that new Framed House and Lot at the
corner of Concord. now Railroad street; The house
il nearly new, and 10 now renting at $40 per an
mum to good tenant The lot fronts thrty-one feet,
and runs back one hundred feet.
After the above will be sold lot in rear of the
above property, fronting Concord street and enc
fronting thirty -four feet Valley street, near the
new depot
Terms-One third cash, balance at six and twelve
months, with interest added
ed TAYLOR WILLIAMS.
fe2I Auctioneers.
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LOST OR STOLEN.

I .OST-On Thursday evening last, be-
IL tween 18th street and the st. Charles Hotel a
GOLD BRACELET. The finder will be rewarded
by leaving the same at this Office fe s4-It*
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LIE FAMILY CHRISTIAN Album.
HlS work, which ia published Month,

Far;,v Io Guy 1y Mrs e. P. ELAN, ID desisnsd fer
snc Inc social duties Our much respected siti-
ri. . JESSE READ, has been secured a. rent for
or the publisher. will be promptly sttsndaS e.
roS ssscIpuons received at the Bookstores 81 Hsr-
Price 81 so, In advance
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no QUIZ CITY CUSTOMERS We
respectfulIy represent that, for the fselljty Of
our busness Operations find Il eeesntiel tb - In
future to present eur accounts qeaftetH ~ eettie-
menf iustsod Of hsif-ysarly AZ heretofore. go
SUTTON q dkEENnow,
sss 80 FIR. CRANE,
WTLs0N,
l.. 2. ELLIS T. CO.
GEO. j. HERRING.
kA0LAND 4 BRO
w. ~ HARHoONt Co,
hH-st VIZ, WALLACE S6h.
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I'm THURSDAY, MARCH lsr, at IL
" O'Clock, M will be sold at public auetion, al
the Trederar Foundry, double acting PUMP, with
two barrels II inches diameter and feet long about
i4O feet cast iron pipe inches diameter, and othe
fixtures This Pump 10 sold TO pay the purchsss
money due upon 1t, and has never been In use.
The attention OF colliers and others requiring
large Pump, 10 invited to tn Q sale.
TERMS cash. TAYLOR WiLLIAmSs
Tredessr Foundry. Feb. l6, 1855. Aucts.
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TOBACCO STENNERY AND fIX-
i TuRES The Futures II ~ oeomnnsRy q
cot having hess cold - iest sale - 49, ooro1
u psivke als. and will - sea1 hAIgala. 40
1ko ntAmsusry y fox ren1 ard VII ~ ponfo1 loW
] - KEN, RAINH 8 K6Sls 1ssaa.
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
THE SUBSCR RIDERS having I

i moved to their new Factory on Cary street,
ceive orders for all kinds of 1sricutursl Machines
ard implements of the latest and most approved
patterns which will be made of the best materials
and OF superior workmanship. They ask atteation
to "Cardweirs double and sinsie geald H0fsspowers
and Threshers," which have taken apremium q ev-
cry Fair at which they have been exhibited. Also,
60 Croskilps Clod Crusher" "Manpy's Patent Reap
or and Mower" the best in use Fswks's patent
Lime and Guano Spreader, highly spproveds kishs
patent Iron-beam Plow, Of various szes. ke.. They
these Plows. -. 80 -
Rah s.
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VALUABLE FARM, MILL AN

x HHDS. PRIME NEW BACON SIDES
- Ieceivins this morning per steamer Bslviders,
fsis JOHN woMBEE i co.
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CARD WRITING,

CARD WRITING,
At the New Bookstore, No. 157 Main Street,
(sEARLY OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE BxNK)
VISITING AND WEDDING CARDS
written in any style, equal in besuty to the en-
sraved card. Specimens can be seen ct oar stare
BUFFERS SIMONS,
fe 20-1wif Booksellers aud 0tafioseSr
DOR SALE.-FOur Brick Making Ma-
Il chimes of the best kind and nearly new. Aso
one Pressing Machine. The above Mschines have
been used but short time, and will be sold low
Also one good Work Horse. Enqeire Of gs4
w. 3. MARSH, or
M. HOU0HTON,
At the r. & d. Railroad Depot,
fe 2t-ett st0s@ In Manchester.
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AUCTION sArra.
FUTURE DAY.

| FUTURE DAYS.
9Y THOMAS w. KET5FE
Vmce With 0eorseJ. Sumner, No. 50 Pearl stree
EN Is OR 90 YOUNG MULES ANn
W,;, = On WORK HORSES AT AUCTION
~. MI Pc cold, ON SATURDAY morning. 81 Ms,eS. :,
me Horse Lot near the Gas Wsrks Observation-Disclosures 4
- eS " OF 20 tine Young Mues well broke and
ALSO--kive Or six Work Horses
Fknms-Four month"; credit for ..r,cv.S -.
oorsea ne eofiable notes with interest sddeS
70 1s-n THOS. w. KEEsEE. Asset.
BY THOMAS w. KEEsEE.
ounce with Geo. J. Sumner, No. % Pearl ST.
A DMINISTRATRIX'S SALE OF
- GOLD LEVER wATCH.-Wnl be cola on
Inuh1DAf morning next March Let, at II O'Clock
~ the store OF Mr.. Richard Cauthorn one vsry fue
ZULU LEVER WATCH, by order of Mrs g. A.
Herry, Administrative Of Ausiin Terry, decd
IEkMs-4 month"; credit, for satisfactory endorsed
negotiable paper.
Sale to be conducted by
THOS. w. KEESEE, Auot.
ADD!TiONAL.-Wil be added to the above sale,
nne Gold Lever Watch, gold Dial, Is carats Csses
prs. extra Jewels, made by Jos johnson; gold
snchor Lever, hard Dial 10 csrsts cases Is Jewele:
! Enameiled ID csrsts Cases, gold CAP anchor es.
capemeut compensation balance, IS Jewels.
ALsO-Siiver Lever. Anchor and Lepiue Watches
Ie a THOS W. KEESEE. Auct
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BY Alexander MOTT
FURNITURE AND CLOTHrNn Ar

= AUCTION.-Will be- sold on SATURDAY. 11th
,msaant e 10 O'clock. st my sfors--A iaves Ice Of
niture condstins Of general ssecrfmenf 81 Hons.
keeping articles = 49,
Also-An invoice OF Clothing, DRY 0oods &e..
ey Goods -.--''" 5-s-r 49, ssa ~
wars, Cutlery, lie. MIR 0fsF.r
70 ~ Auetjoneor
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Sale conducted by GopDIN 4 APPERsoN, Aucts.
fe %

VERY VALUABLE B UILDIN G
rsIp SpOHM M EOD G.E An nrMf y W
Will be sold FRIDAY, the I'd day of March, 1855,
on the premises commencing ct O'Clock p. NJ, 140
Pine and Laurel ss, running back $50 feet to an
alley.
The above Real Estate Is most beautifully located
for eenteel private dwellings 1t is enclosed for tie
of the Fair Grounds, and rents at per cent
on the cost of the land. .
TERMS One fourth cash balance at 8, 6 and 8
months for negotiable notes. interest added and title
retained till last note il paid The of the pre-
sent year to be paid by the purchaser.
fe q GODDIN APPERSON. Aucts.
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1.-TWO SMALL TENEMENTS I'M blu

TfWO SMALL 1ENEMENIS IN Bull
i LOCK l. HARRIS ADDITION. AND FIVE
LOTS ON MARSHALL STREET. FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Will be sold on FRIDAY, the I'd day
of March, 1885, on the premises, commencing at a
o'clock r NJ. small Framed Tenements In Bullock
u Harris Addition, in of the residence of Mr..
Massena Beazley.
ALSO, vacant Lots on the North side of Marshall
street. between Gilmer and Gibbon Streets OPP
the residence OF Mr.. Edw'd Neidt, each fronting
about So feet, running back $50 feet to an alley.
ALSO, handsome Lots opposite the above, 'front.'
ing $50 feet each by I46k #. as A
TERMs.-One-fourth cash; balance at 8, 6 and 8
monhs for negotiable notes. interest added and title
retained till last note ID paid The purchaser to pay
the taxes for the present year.
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BALDWIN, CARDWELL 4 co
Richmond, Feb 10th. $50 49,

CASTLE HILL, 18th Dec, 1854.
Col. HIM. B. StoughtoR-Dear Sir: take pleasure
snce of your Plow (Rchs Iron beam patsnt) ct Col.
ham to-day. The work was far more thorough and
complete than that Of any plow saw In opera
generally Is inches deep and about 20 iscbes wide
In hard close land, aud most sfectuay and perfectly
cleaned out none Of the sod earth filling bact into
it. sssts.N -.
The trial Of the plow was witnessed 81 many Of
my eigrbors among whom will mention AesIs.
Frank b. Nielsen. J. y. Geneii. a Lewis y 3;
mel and most excellent judges Of Agricultural Inn
plements, and there was but one opinion among
them to the superiority and unercepaorssds psr.
Torrance Of your plow.
Wishing You equal success elsewhere ID nsakius
this valuable implement fasorably hnown 70 orr as'
ricultuTHl brethren, - s~..sa
L remuin, yousB truly, Wh.O.ltyks.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-24

OSF-On the Goth inst, between Mr..
- Billiards. residence on Shockoe Hill and the
Exchange Hotel, q Ladies' FUR CUFF The finder
Office of the Dispatch fe 2S-Sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-24
DIR. LEON GELBARDT,

I OWce on BrO0a 81, COrncr lOth, Richmond
Virginia,
| FORMERLY Practitioner of Medicine
Il in Poland, tEurope) and for the last two years
at S65 Broome street. New York city, respectfully
| offers his professional services.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-24

e WATCH STOLEN-S5O RE-
"a WARD Stolen from nv room in the CO.
<&A1 lumbar Hotel, on Friday night, 10th Feb
WATCH; gold DIAL made BY Joseph johnson. Xiv.
erpooi. No. 5000. Attached to the Watch was a
heavy. lone.liked Gold Fob Chain. with Seal set
with Cornelian on two Sides one of which could he
opened; and small, plain Gold Key The above
reward will be paid for the delivery of the Watch
ana pPendages at the Dispatch Office or to me in
Lynchburg. MARSHALL, T., HARRIS
fe $3.50