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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

FURNITURE AT AUCTIO N.-On
WEDNESDAY, 29th instant, at 10 o'elock at
my store, will sell at auction, a lot of Furniture
c'nsisting Of 'prng seat Sofa Bed l superior Fea.
Their Bed and Bedding; 1 do. Hair and Shuck Mat
trass: Cabinet Bureau and Glass; elegant Mahoe.
eny Wardrobe; Candle Sand; Tables; Wsshstand;
Ssns Seat Chairs; Sdeheard and China Press:
Wardrobe, &c.
au % r CAJTruopN Az.
GERGEAN'r'S SALE.-WIll be sold for
~ cash, on THURSDAY. Sept g. nex. at George
D. Earnests stable, on Council Chan. Der III a on a
horse CARRIAGE AND HORSE to satisfy an exe-
cutlon in n,y hands in favor of Washington B. Ross
VS. Edwin F.rrar
JAMES Elicit D g.
su 28-dta For M M. LTPSCOMB e.
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DUBLIC SALE shall sell on the LIST

pUBLIC SALE Il shall sell on the LIST
I day of September Court, 1855 (TUEBDAY after
Sd Monday in Septsmher,) on the premises the
TRACT OF LAND upon which l formerly lived
about FIVE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRFS.
upon the following terms One third ash, one-,hi
In twelve months, aud one-third in two years. with
iotarest on the deferred payments
This land IL well located, about four miles from
the Railroad, upon the Plank Road leading to Cul.
Is pible OF toe highest state OF improvement
with good DWELLING and other out-buildines
au IS JOHN 8 NORMAN
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exE-k STEAMER BELVIDERE

IA l. l. IMPORT ATOMS lS55.-By
tn arrival of various sm ers and pact ct sh ps
from Liverpool, Havre, aad Bremen, at New York,
aud the ship Monmouth" at City Point, we are re-
ceivine cur importations of
BRITISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN GOODS.
for fail trade, coDss'iog in part of BLANKETS,
comprising full assortment OF
81 to IA Whiting and MACK anw Bed Blapkets
T@ilteo. Puffed, and Hackinaw Negro do
White and Colored Saddle and Horse. do
White and Colored Mackinaw and Glib do
Alpaca. Mohair and Silk Warp Lustres-all gradss
Black and Fancy figured and shot Luttres
Mourning Satns
Black and Colored Ca,hmeres
French and English Merinos
All wool French de LANES, all coors and quality
Lustring and Gro de Rhine Silks
Black and White aud Black and GREY Prints
Hoylss and other styles 1t Purple Prints
tian, Dyed De LANES
rwiiled Persian Cloths
Heavy Manchester iughams
Paper Cambrics, all cOlors
Patent Silk finished Velveis
White Cambrics and Jaconets
Checked and Striped Camorcs
Ssrn Striped ana Check'd ~ss Muslins
and At Boz n Linens
brow n Hollands
Fergu,on's and other styles English Silesia
Fancy Vesings in great varsity
BIZ ached English Long Cloths
Linen Cambria Hsndkerchis's3
Hoisery-a very large and complete assortment
Mems Women's and Children's Goves-of all kinds
Mems and Women's Merino and SILK Shirts
Liuen add Cotton Floss, French Working Cotton
White and Colored Crochet Cotton
Worsted Shirt Braids, and Omar Pacha Trimminpa
Stay Tap5s, Cbintz Bed Laces
Six and Cotton Boot and Corsett Laces
lsstis Belts and Caters
KIby's me Plus Ultra" Pins
Pearl Shirt and Vest Buttons
Paragon and Metal Brace and Front Buttons, foy
Merchant Tailors
Black Scarf Twist-Extra Quality
Swan B Ii Hooss and Eyes
spool Cnttoo=, Patent Threads &C.. &C.. &c,
all of which we offer to the trade. at very low
prices: KENT, PAINE & CO.
auz
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INkUSTEE'S SAl.E OF HOUSE AND
L LOT AT AUOF&O1-By virtue of the pro.
visions of deed OF trust to the undersigned Trus
tees. for the benefit Of the Monroe Building Fund
Association dated the 18th day of August 1854, and
OF record in the Husting, Court office Of the city of
Richmond. we will sell THURSDAY, the SOth
day OF August, 1855. on the premises at O'Clock p
~, the property conveyed in said deed, being a
House and Lot sn the South aide of St. James street.
fronting so feet on said street. and running back
about 40 feet adjoining the properly owned by d.
Wright on one side, aud T. kpDes on the other
Toe dwelling is a so9d two story wood house. with
The terms of sale will be cash for the sum of one
thousand seventy eight dollars and fifty cents With
interest FROM the 5th day OF August till the day
sale, and all necessary expenses attending the exc
cution of said deed, and the residue such terms
as may be agreed on by the grautors In said deed.
JUN 5HM' =. 3 a ulEINsiroN. srru.tee,.
IN 11-1tA-
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AUCTION BALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By GODDIN & APPERsON
DESIRABLE HOUSE AND Lo1

DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON
Mn, DUvaL STREET. FOR SALE Ar arc.
ds.oN VIII be sold on "WEDNESDAY. the 5sh
bag. 81 s.pfember next. at Al o'clock, p. M, the
- nsIreys beicg the same on which he reside "a 10
70 city Of Richmond. rhe let fronts about Sc feat
svsrss. % side OF Dava street, and runs bask
wsm .noase, neat and comfortable aud have been
The till, is believed to be good, but shall sal,
,, Is,Ms -one-fcurth cash and balance in canal
oo.n eI's, with interest from sale. at and 10
t.'ns, ov negotiable notes, secured hv deed of
born. On the prcpsrty. This place affords nice
GoDDIS L ApprRsor. Aue.. " an asMtd:
VALUABLE FARM. ON JAMES Rlv-
NILES FROM MaNcHEsTER. FOR saLE.
na a. THURSDAY, the 9Th sept. las5
I'll In the valuable farm. locsted as above on the
All ,;ppsn leading from Manchester to Petersburg
A nsss ,ns lands OF M...rs John, N. Davis and
co balance In wood and timber.
IT. ~ preferred: 1t will he divided to suit biddey-
IRE III are no bu ldinrs on the place.
II, nEkMs accommoda ing and made known at the
VA op sac There !: attached to the place coed
.pproach ' I'd ssHERY where large ys.sels can
uaa-tds aODDiN / APPERsoN, Aucts
SIORE AND DWELLING AT ROCK.
n. ETT TN FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wfil ba
ose on TUESDAY afternoons, the 4th Of 0eptemher
on the premises. commencing ct o'cIock. The
pancy Of Mr.. w. y. Carvedo, 49, VIVA
TssMs. one.' bird cash; 6slaaes at and nt nth.
TIL isat note Il paid, e'e'oo
saT s7fa GoDbIN l. ArPERsoH, Auot.
sTEES SALE OF REAL Es-
~. - TATE; ON LEIGH STREET NEAR BROOK
AVENUE, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-As Trustaa
Rehm Gssd a as..d sh Nov 1885, daily recorded in
l6S shall sell at public austen on the nrsmisss
on MONDAY, the Sd day of September, 1855 at the
OF Tour O'Clock, the residue Of the real estste
conveyed thereby. copsisus of the House and Lot
nov IN the occupancy Of Nancy Smith, (a free Wo-
nan o. coioil situate on the sou.hside Of Leigh e..
back about one hundred feet to an sllsy twsnts
feet wide, oJ '"eny
TERMS: Cash; the title 10 believed to be rood: but
the trustee Will convey with the u.ual special war
ranty. M RATES. Trn.tas
Sale conducted by GoDDIN L. APpERsoN.
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AUCTION 9ALEg,
vTFVrgE DAYS.
BY GoDDIN & APPERSON.

| VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND. AND
FISHERY, ON JAMES RIVER. CALLED
snnLDsg TAVERN. FOR SALE AT AUCTfON.
rs un rniDaY, the slst day Of August fs55 CON.
mises tbs vsiusbls tract OF land ana Fisberv 8.
gsves river called Sailors, T4vsrr nins miles he,ow
cr a. q, sdjonins the lands Of Mesns Henry
or fess s"As"s SO se1ss' more
desired, I. will be divided to suit pureh ,s.r. 90
90 acres o", p'e09 ano f'soesY ABOUT
portion OF the land is covered With oak and p,r.
of sa..,is. m per- snd the SOIL for the most part il
TEsms-one-thi.d cash; balance at u and ~
hv tr,,.t o nesotiao'e notes interest added secured
su 2l-tds a.si,
" ALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT ON
ev, rOusTH BETWEEN CARY AND CANAL
s s,1t 81 Tyrs For SALE AZ AUcTIoN.wni be
premises, commencing at Al O'Clock P NJ the new
brisk t~nemsnt, on the West side OF 4th, between
ary ana Caual street,: now in the occupancy ofhr
inney 81 the annual rent of $500.
ns nooss contains rooms, besides front and rear
votcnes ana Kitchen, snd bounds on the North and
:. rs q Cash. eoDDIN & ArpERsoN.
ItKUSTEES' SALE OF HOUSE AND
IN p1OnnUnB hooKE AVENUE IN fHE CITY
y. ~ IN Trustee. In Deed Of Trust
son, TO secure to the Ma'ua. Building Fuud and Loan
Company certain sum Of monev. which said Deed
shall In execution of the said Trust proseed t all
as public auction on the premises. on MONDAY.
osioc1 r H., f fair; II NOT, the next f.ir dsy the
nsa Esssss sonvsysd By the said Deed consistins
OF snss store and Dwelling with the Lotion wh.ch
they ssand fronting 52f fact the Westsru sds 81
Ssooss Avsnus. running back lo5 feet
TEaMs-Cash ss TO costs and chsrses stteuaip, fha
sale. and about $500 due ssid company balances Al
and mouths tor nesotiabIe notes interest added,
secured BY Trust Deed title retained.
- J: y. APPERsON,
JNo. B. DANFORfH }Trustees
THOS. POLLARD,
au Is ~N3@ ~
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TEA, TEA.-FRESH ARRIVAL
I 6Is lot Of good Tea. iusr ressivsS sn1 10,
'sis at hew YorL prissa @ SO 80
rom On snd ate, this date. ell Tess wil be sod By
b,oisa IA S.saSseiy, And this rals win not Be
~ ]. ., B, EVAN1
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ABDIcATIoN OIL SANTA AENA.-Two dsvs st.,
Santa Anna left Mexico TO 800 of his escort "a
yoited killing one two of their officers Tbsv
tn joined tue Insurgents.
The alvarez platform has been adopted General
Care 10 Provisional President of Mexico and La We.
ga co INNS nd srin-chief Of the army. Ali the state
prisoners had bsen liberated
q o. had Quilted large number of houses inelu-
ding that OF santa Anns's mothsrin-lav.
~ The sppoi ntment OF Senior Vidsl miaiser to the
Uoited ates twho comes q passen or ia the Orjzs
bs) 10 revoked
night occurred at Vera Cruz between two revolt.
ga osIahohs and egime Mt that continued faithful
to Santa Anna. The former were beaten and left Tor
me mountains Fifteen or twenty were killed before
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THE FAVORITE AUTHORIZES OF
L THE SOUTH!-A new Novel nv the Anth n,

of "AIoos''
FHE HIDDEN PATH; Novel By Marion Har-
land, of Richm nd, Va-Price 81 Is =.
Those who have read Alone '-snd those who
have not, should will be interested aud srstied to
entitled The Hidden Path IL now ready Beauti.
fuilv as Marion Harsnd has the threads of life
In o'her romancs and cong she 10 poetess OF rare
fecity-we safe In predictions that her new work
will surpass all her previous efforts in fine delinea-
tion brilliancy and power. and that M Derby will
oe called upon TO record it his books az one of
the most popular and essful of modern literary
Issues Since reading 'Aione' we shall imps .ently
await the appearance of The Hidden Path'"-N
Y. Erening Mirror.
The above, with all the other new Books for sale
by 27-2t J. w RLNDOtpH
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HANOVER LAND FOR RENT OR

ii ANOVER LAND FOR RENT OR
IL SALE ON THE PREMISEs.-The subscri-
Der having moved to Richmond, will offer his farm
Locust Grove. his former for rent and As
pin Grove for sale. at public suction on the FIFTH
Of September 1855 If fair. If not. the It fair
day thereafter. Those desirable little farms lie ON
the road leading from Richmond to the Fork church
within ons mile of Slash Cottase. Aspin Grove
contains 2i8 acres The above land lies in excel.
I,nt neishborhood and convenient to t~o saw mills
The farms Join each other. The above farms are
healthy, having good dwelling houses and the
sary out houses On one an excellent and large
orchard. The above lands join the lands Of Col
VIM. L. White, Henry q Wood. Esq. and others,
and 10 well tmbt ed which will give the ser
good opportunity Of engaging in the lumber busi-
nets.
TERMs-One third cash this balance in three
equal payments to csrry interest from date of g. ~
and 10 months. bonds with approved security, and
deed Of trust will be required Tor the balance OF the
purchase money hs-e
He will, at the same time and place, sell little
tract, known as Stony Ron, which contains forty
ecres be the same more or less and within one
quarter Of mile Of said Cottare
TERAs-One.third cash the balance in two equal
Payments OF 8 and 10 months, bords with approved
security and deed Of trust win 30 required
Land shown BY Dr.. VIM L. Wood.
an 22-l5tH JOHN B. WOOD
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T GEOGRAPHIC NEWS
THE TELEGRAPHIG FxCIIRsI0NISTS

THE TELEGRAPHIC EXCURSIONISTS
HALIFAX. August 25, 1855 We have news
to day OF the arrival of the steamship Merlin
at sydney from st. Johns, N. F., en- route for
TINS port. From her we learn that the steain-
ship James Adger, with the teIeersphic ex.
cursionists on board, arrived at st. Johns on
the l4th inst. After leaving Halifax the
Adger touched at Port au Basque, in search
OF the vessel having the cable on board, but
unfortunately she had not arrived from Lon.
don, though about six weeks out. The Adger
remained at st. Johns from Tuesday until
Saturday, her company Of excursionists
meantime receiving the kindest attentions
from the hospitabe cit,zens OF St. Johns,
when she again put to sea, and would proceed
ultimately to Port au Basque, where she
would remain until the arrival of the cable
from London.
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ORNAMENTAL PAINTING

~ The Subscriber having taken the shop former.
~ oeerp'sd by Nh. =. Lecler. on 12th street., be
eeive orders for all kinds OF PAINTiNG-sueh a.
signs Of every description, Bsnners on Satin, Win.
GOV Shades with any desisn; Lettering on 6iass--
sign Whiting. FIeseo Work on Ceilings, and Grain
ing Of all kinds; Store Cards on enamsled tia new
stye. and on paper In water selors, and every de-
ke.
:, He has slso engaged the services Of Rrst rate
honss Ranter and Will also undeFtaks vork OF that
prsmptly ATTENDED 10 - II. w. ALLEN.
az H-at
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hsn M schermerhorn, formerly q Consress.
man from the Rochester (New York) district, IL
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BY LARUS & SHINE

ELLING HOUSE AT ROCKETS
~ FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Wir be sold at
Auction. on TUESDAY Afternoon the 4th Septem-
her, on the premises. commencing at O'Clock, the
Dwelling at Rockets, now in the occupancy Of M
FL jah Craig
Terms at sale. LSRUS & SHINE
ao ~ Auctit neer.
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pUBLIC SALE OF CHESTERFIELD
Il LAND.-Wil be sold to the highest bidder, on
the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 29th inst the
tract of Land on which the late Richard g. Chalkley
resided at his DEATH subject to the dover right of
tain lS7 acres, be the same more less living iune.
diately on the East side of the Richmond and Pc
tersburg Railroad and quarter of q mile North OF
the Halfway Station. The improvements consist
In good one story framed dweliiDR-house with four
rooms good Kitchen, frame barn and stable and ohtr
out-houses; and more heslthy and desirable Iocs.
ton cannot be found in Eastern Virgins. The sub
scrber, residing very the place. will take great
pleasure in showing it to any person persons who
NAV be disposed to examine the pIsntatiou
ALSO-At the same time and place. will be sold ali
of the permissible property belonging to the estate
Of said decedent = :
Terms made known on the day OF ssle.
p. A. CHALKLEY, Admir-
au l8-dtdGw1t With the Win aunexea
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GEO NJ WEST, No. 5 & . Exchange
~ Place offers for sale this day, the HIDDEN
81 25 se-
N The trade supplied at the publisher's price.
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BY LARUs l. sHlaEs - :
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REAo QUARTERS EAGLE INFANTkY,

Orders No. 8.
4 At aregular meeting of the Company
held at their Armory on THURSDAY EVE.
INNING, AUGUST s3i it was resolved that the Com.
p.py should assemble for drill every evening. un
til tbs fret day of september In pursuance of whIch
every member will b. expected to be present on
this (MONDAY) EVENING, 9th inst, at O'Clock,
and every evening theresfter at the same time. 40.
til the time app ,iuted.
BY order Of Lieut.. Commanding,
JNO WiLLIAM
An 27--tfa - IL aax...rt
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THE HIDDEN PATH, by steamer of

L to-dsy-PRICE Il CARDoZo, Booksellers 4
81 ationers opposite American Hotel, respectfully
invite he attention Of their friends and the public
generally, to their very attractive of Pa
per, Envelopes &c. and to their supply of standar
Works and NAw Books. Among the latter are
THE RIDDEN PATH; by the authorsss Of
"Alone;" Sl.25
LIGHT AND DARKNESS; by Virginia lady;
IS cts
MEMOLRs OF REV. SIDNEY SMITH; by Lady
Holland. 2 vol. g.
HISTORY OF THE COUNCIL OF TRENT: bv
Bungener; 81 q.
THE sEPULCHREs OF OUR DEPARTED; by
Anspsch; 81.
DE oUINCEYs woRKs-ls vols., IN sets or sin.
gle vols IS cts.
CUMMINGS do. &c do do; Is cts
au2-St
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'T9srt's Of the FeUer- Churches thinly attended,
peah Of Mayor Woods --latest Deaths, &c.

''' y "i' eVe'-CHufches thtRty attended,
g "eah Of Mayor Woods --latest Deaths, &c.
NORFOLK, Aug. Goth, Pm.
lae oumoer OF deaths last night and to. d az have
osen as great as nose previously reported, al.
h'o2o this. we are sorry to say, shows no dimi.
5allj n Ia Inc progress OF the epidemic The1un-
Der o. new cases Is the great thermometer of the
chrs'e, and they have rather increased than di.
lih'sned since yesterday, We however know of
tat 'sw prominent citizens who have baon
sVac'7d being mostly confined to the lower r.
e7s As the epidemic has become universal
'a'ol oous our city. and Il Is believed that nearly
g." u ,De iah abitsnts have been inoculsted mora or
s." u the malaria, our physicians have advised
Is rs VINO nave remained thus late no, To leave
e.y, az experience has pro, ed tina, q chance IF
n Il, water &C., under such circumstsnces rs
g-enuy aisp"sed the individual TO an attach of
/ Stresdy terminating 10 bis system-when
no. aenuiug ne might escape wholly, or with a
" tGloaposition. Cases of this kind come m
ant - ~e dsliy where persons have been taken
az 'ns lever and died hundreds of mi ron
o Ahd alter an interval OF two weeks .inca
u,s we have mentioned several csses
- au 10 previous letters S.ll. our terror
mn. cl'izsns viii not heed the advice. and
Ids 'In.nue ION the wing" every hour.
lie Az ing sabbath divine service was held
~ ST. COX churches, but they were sensraIlu
III 'nhy attended, owing 10 the nsuc,tv NJ ,hs
II s I'd .nn,n ~ pine population, the most of whom
Il 81 n9p a, 'oc humber erery Deacon 10 the Free.
H hos. ls, ~ sPtist Church, having stsmpeded -
d. Iaa me ladies particularly, are AFRAID of ex.
aea eh'eiVes to the sun, aud so the new. nra.
Il com, 81 a,nef, a' Shakespeare saws. a rbeoes 10
a, on snco %Psy eoxe'." At Night no service IA
u beloa "41 OF the dele,erious effects ari.ino
fts nes. Ju' Ia The night air.
|5s o .er, are down upon our Custom Uous,
su and living - ingloriously deserted Ibs,r
/ 81 Aog w.. moved the ofice to Hampton. such
Rswyer "A tnaVer heard Of before Col,.c,or
fepGty ater the fever frat broks on, Ia u;a
aority from the .. acted, we learn, Without an.
Mayor WooS,.S ecreisry Of the Treasury
nis morning. :, II Ne are panied to Announce dad
sdr,ea .. Is Lot 80 well n, co,,
f.sg II sofss Mrs Alexias p.s won s,s con,
IAs C. N Ia out Of danger ss s.S we Of Lieut.
kes.,S a icy ny ~s' delerious ys,,srd.v ..u....
ssr,,oo.ni' dsushter, M, Hau Caused BY the
81. ,ast The ssd event viii duin Ssss "a are en-
paisa tseo,ey He would be- .,ncS ms chan
10 tarie,s @sntnent being faithful. an. rss,ic
Hocc . v,,. Nicer Capt Thomosan 800. GU ssealc
&bs .b. A. a devoted attention be 80 10 hay
ss. our model mss,s,r.,s, en- 80 ~
49, II e, /, Rs attention TO bis wants could nos
.od severed The thre.s. Of o1 I9s 81 ss a
1870 talented. liberal and nnaass s =. 1ss
slsaer, ba, s.t essn!ag Mr. Woods. vss cnn..t.sas
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