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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-20
by Taylor & williams

SALE OF GENTEEL FURNITURE
HORSE, &c, AT AUCTION.-Being about 70 go ~
move from the city, shall, on WEDNESDAY, ss,b
December, 1855, at 10 o'clock A. NJ at nv resdenc.
at the corner of Cary and Sd streets sell withont "a
my entire stock of Furniture Of every descr;n
ton consisting of large variety of the best articles
ALSO-China and Glassware.
Kitchen Furniture.
ASO-A superior Family Horse, with Carriage
and Harness.
TERMs-Sums under $50, cash; that amount and
over months credit, for approved notes with inter
est added. WILLIAM BELL.
Sale conducted by TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts.
de
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CHALLENGES JAPAN EXPEDITION
- Third Edition, Nov. 10th. Price Sl.25.

JAFAk< Ne
~ Third Edition, Nov 10th. Price Sl.25.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS
This book Is Instructive and eliarges our knowl-
edge of the people of that restricted empire and will
doubt lind favor with the lic"-BaltInorc
American.
THE book il written in m easy and agreeable
style and while it is full of amusing incident it
vey much information in regard empire ofwhich
little has been known."-Richmond Enquirer
ut is book which will repay reading ."-Courer
and Enquirer.
There Is q freshness and vividness in his descrip-
tions which make the book moro than commonly at
tractve Puritan Recorder.
MIR Spaldlng writes with EYsat ease and poTSpecu-
itJ. His powers of description fully adequate to
any occasion which requires their exertion, Ia
abundantly evidenced in his various sketches Of
and characters which we have from his pen in the
sheets before us."-Petersbprg Intelligencer.
The book is natter-offact, unexaggerated account
of the expedition and such is satisfactory and val
e"-Portaud Transcript.
"A very readable journal of the Japan Expedition,
BY an officer which though aiming only Reproducing
the impressions of tho writer's mind, gives good
Wow ofthe strange and characters which the
opening of the Celestial Empire dsclosed"-N. York
Evangelist.
MIR Spadings work gives the results of his ohser-
vations precisely they occurred to him at the time
his MIND being snsularly unbiased by the enthusi-
of those by whom he surrounded. He looks
upon things with cool discriminating eye, neither
over-estimating underwriting the advantages of
relations running into extaces of aston-
lshntent at what ives new and strange to him. IN T..
Herald.
Redtield has also published his Japan and Around
the World" by Col. J. W. Spading, distant rela-
tive if not mistaken, of the able and talented
successor of Flaget The Colonel most Iacy
spinner of yarns, aud he had very long one to
spin, went at il in good earnest 1t is the first
of Perry's Expedition and viii always be popu-
lar than any government report-St. Louis Lea der.
For sale by
dc 1875 A. MORRIS.
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SAIn1E U WTn y ~, a II q y L. ~ nUI sEFIOItD
On THURSDAY, 9th December at the residence OF
Mr.. Thomas Tinsley, (who is about declining house,
keeping, at the corner of Clay and LIST streets will
ture embracing every article usually found in genteel
families, and Of the best manufacture.
TERas-Sums under $50, cash, that amount and
over, months credit for approved notes with inter-
est added. TAYLOR q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
FOR RENT.-The above house for rent; possession
given immediately after the sale. 1t has every
yen1ence for the senteel accommodation of family
with Kitchen and Garden attached.
de ~ T. & w, Aucts.
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by Goddin g. Apperyon.

SALE OF STOCK, CROPS, FARMING;
SUTENSILS, Gc, AT AUCTIoN.-Will be sold
at public auction, at Chestnut Grove, the r. and
r. r. r., on THURSDAY, the 10th instant, ct II
O'clock il fair Of the next fair day) all Of
Crops Stock kc consisting Of about 200 bbls Corn,
large quantity Of Oats, Hay Fodder Shueks, Straw,
ALSo-A pair Of fne young Mules, several fne
Horses.
ALSO-Cows, Hogs Wagons, Carts, Household and
KitcheE Furniture Irish Potatoes, &c.
TERMs-AIl sums under $2n, cash; over that anno't.
months credit for negotiable notes, satisfactorily
endor.ed. q. q. TAYLOR
= WIN. T. TAYLOR.
Sale conducted by GoppIs APrERson, Aucss.
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BY Richard CauthOrn,

NIX GUOD >, CLOTHING, Gc.-On
~ FRIDAY, Sist inst. at 10 o'clock, at my store I
viii sell lot of Clothing Dry Goods Boots Shoes &c.
WOODEN SOCKS-Will be added Is doz. HEAVY
Hslf-Wool Hose. l.
de 10 r. CAUTHORN
ADDITIONAL.-Will be added to the above Is
pairs of Panaloous 81 Coats doz fine Linen Bosom
Shirts, lot of Cloth Mantillas and Cloth Shawls &c
de 20 R. CAJTHORN
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by Larus Il shine.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE RICH.
MOND OMNIBUS LINE.-Will be sold at pub
lie auction, on Council Chamber Hill, on FRIDAY,
the 28th inst commencing at 10 O'Clock, the entire
stock of the Richmond Omnibus Line, consisting in
part of Q Omnbusea, % Horses, Harness, Blacksmith
Tools, Stable Fixtures, &c. &c.
TERMS at sale.
By order of the Trustee.
LARUS L. SHINE,
de 20 Auctioneers.
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HOUSE AND LOT AT THE CORNER OF
II ST. STEPHEN AND CHARITY STREETS,
AT AUCTlON.-On FRIDAY, 18th December at 4
O'Clock T. NJ, upon the premises will be sold a new
framed House and Lot at the Northwest corner of ST.
stephen and Charity streets, and now occupied by
Messrs. Edwards Winston. The house has three
rooms and yields a good rent
The Lot fronts 80 feet runs back 129 feet inches
do 10 TAYLOR & WILLIAMS Aucts
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gallon, half gallon and quart Jars; Spiced Pick
les in bbls, Brandy Peaches; Seville Olives Fresh
Peaches, Theoretically sealed; do Touatoes hermet-
csy sesled do Straw berries, do do; Walnut and To-
msfo Catsup; Capres West India Pepper Sauce; Eng
lsh Bsefsteak and fresh Sauces. A fresh supply in
store for sals by So LDEN 4 MILLER,
dea Conner Fesri nd Cary ssseess,
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By Pannili & sons.

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF NEGROES.
II In accordance with the will of the late R. w
ChappeI, / shall on SATURDAY. December ed at
IL o'clock, A. NJ, in front of the store of Messrs
Pannill l. Son, sell at auction 20 valuable NEGROES
Among them are House-servants, Field hands good
Blacksmith and q head SAWYER.
Terms cash. JNO. r. CHAPPELL,
Ex'or of r. w Chappell, decd
de I9-St PANNILL L. SON, Aucts
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Ny Alexander Nogs.

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, CLOTH.
Il ING, SHOES, kc.-Wili be sold, at auction, on
THURSDAY. December 10th, at 10 O'Clock, large
and general assortment of Household and Kitchsn
Furniture Stoves, nc.
ALSO-A large invoice Of Dry Goods Clothing
Shoes Hats, Crockery and Glassware.
5000 Cigars, choice brands. ALEX MOTT,
de AucfianAeY
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MARINE NEWS.
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-.nr, ar RICHMOND, DxceMakR lsrA.

ARRIVED.
.,y,, Gregory, Buckliu, Rocklaud, % days,
SET SCI Point, lime, b. B. Bridsford 4 Co.
vis wy ,nress. Csriin, Norfolk, shinses
sehI " rrsntiss, Tullingion, Chuekatuck, oys-
ieF. wv, Alongc Wstson, Chackatnck, oysters
SohF VI W.shinsfnp do do
Scst Kou, HOPKINS York River oysters.
eS"' SAILED.
Steamship Virginia, Room, Philadelphia, ndse. and
rs.scugeTs ,,,,,, ,,-ssh,,ut,r .,s, w n col
S"SSh Wr. James, Gurtafrey, Chuctstuck.
80. saver Brothers. Rowe, Eas; River,
S.hr thenticleer. Eshy. Hampton.
slby oakland. Freer. James River.
So nrsh hopkins. Phillips, PoQuosin River,
chr Caroline Anders Fort. light
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BY Taylor & Williams.
TRUsTEE,s SALE or DEsiRABLE

nWELLiNG ON JACKSON STREET AT
AUCTION.--By virtue Of deed OF trust executed BY
ThoJnss Baltic and wife, to james Bosher, bearing
dat ON the It'll day Of May. 1859. and Of record IN
Richmond Hustinss Court tho snbscriber viii profeed
to sell on FRIDAY, the 18th Of December. 1850 at
81 o'clock, r. M upon tho premises, all that lot Of
land living and being in the city Of Richmond fronting
fifty seven a on Jackson street. and running back one
hundred and seventy ffet thereaboutsto Dnvai 81
and bounded a. foI6ws To- wit: On the north by Du.
val street. on the south by Jschson street on the ess
by street 30 feet wide, aud the west by the prop
srty Of Austin D. Tnmer-and being ths sAne prop
LEWIS D. CREHSHAW,
Ex'oT of james BeshsI. aecd, Trustee.
Sale conducted by TAYLOR \ WiLLiAMs, Aacts
A
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BY Richard Caufhorn.


CTOCK SALE OF liKOCERIkB. FIX.
- TURES, &c. AT AUCTI0N.-ln consequence OF
ill-heaith and misfortune, shall, on THURSDAY,
2h instant at 10 o'clock, at my Store, on Main, be-
tween Goth and 2lst Streets sell nay entire stock Of
Goods consisting of extensive assortment Of Bran
dies Whiskey, Wines, &c. large lot Of saleabIe
Crockery Ware. Coffee, Sugar, Soap, Cardies, &c.
Terms: Cash for q sum amounting 10 about $loo
TO discharge house rent and expenses of SALE and amer
that any OF my creditors buy ont their claims or
any part of them. GEORGE w. BRADLEY.
de- 10 R. CAUTHosN.
4 DNINIsTRATOK,s SALE OF Ian ID
"A &C, IN CHESTERPIELD.-Will be sold at
public auction on THURSDAY, December 2oth, ct
ii o'clock A. NJ, valuable Farm, situated in Ches-
terfield county, about miles from Richmond, imme.
0lately on the Danviue Railroad, known a. sH0W-
LETI,Sr containing $40 acres about one half clear
ed and the balance in good pine and oak wood There
is good dwelling, and all necessary houses on tho
premises The Farm will be divided or sold In ono
body. as may suit the wishes Of purchasers.
Viii be sold at the same time and place, excel
lent Mules with Harness number Of Oxen, . Lot
of Lumber, Coopers Tools &c. So
After the sale of the above, there viii also be sold
a negro man named HENRY, about 40 years Of age,
who 10 good farm hand
TERMs-accommodatins and made tnown on the
day 0f sale. nENai :, " ,n r52nEH
Administrators Of the estate of N. Green, dsc'd.
l.. m IL Il
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BY Thomas w. keesee.
NOTICE TO WHOM 1T MAY con-
~ Germ Il will, on the I'D day of December, sell
at auction, at the Horse Auction Lot, the Gas
Works at 10 O'Clock, one Bay Mare belonging TO DR..
r. X. Taylor, to pay Livery bill The said Mare was
Mr.. VIM. Forbes, on said Taylor's account.
b. +. LIPSCOMB.
Sale Conducted by THos w. KEEsEE, Auct.
de lS-tdss
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By Davenport. Allen & Co.

by DHSeHpOTts AHcu a Co
GROCERIES AND FRUIT AT Arc.
N TION.-On THURSDAY, 10th December, we
will sell at Auction Store, assortment Of Gro
ceTes viz:
Rio aud Java Coffee,
Syrup. Nails,
Old Whiskey,
N. Z. Rum, Tanners Oil,
French Brandy,
Green and Black Teas,
Soap, Wrapping Paper, Ac, &c.
FRUIT.-Layer Raisins,
Prunes and Figs. -~---~-
TERMs.-Under 500 cash; 500 and over foar mos
credit for approved paper. s .F..-sls5s
de Is DAVENPORT, ALLEN K CO, Ancts.
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A CHRISTMAS !. coming, / Will kindly

= CHRIsT1IAs Is coming, / will kindly
"a advice you
To call at SCHAAP's Store twill really surprise
you;
What splendid assortment of Goods you will
find,
II bests all that have seen OF the kind.
Our stock of Fancy Goods, such as Toys China FL
cures, Fancy Baskets Splendid Port Monnnies, Look.
lug Glasses Perfumeries and Toilet Articles, Pistols
and Knives OF sIl dcsc ptipns andundreds of other
Fancy Articles, 10 com pete any in the city
Confectionery in all its branches; the finest French
Fancy Candies and Fruits, Fire Works &c, ON hand
END for sale at SCHAAP CO.'S
French Confectionery and Variety s or,,
de 10 Corner Sd and Broad ste.
COAP.-250 b. xes Hines Superior KOsin
tJSOAP Tor sals by
CHARLES I. WORKMAN Il CO.
rAEEBE...N. York state prime Checst.
~ 40 boxes i.noing tor sale by
SELDEN MILLER,
20 " CeyneT Pearl and Cary stge.ts.
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by Richard (,auihOrn.

STOCK OF GROCERIES, BUGGY.
- MARE, MULE AND CART, HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, &c. AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY, 22d instant. at half past u o'crk
at the store of +. A. Blankinship Tan Yard HILL
will sell ut auction for cash. his entire stock of Groce-
ries, Fixtures, &c. consisting of well selected
sortment for retailing.
ALSO Buggy and Harness, and fine Mare, one
young well broken Mule, and Cart.
lot of Household and Kitchen Furniture.
de 20 r. CAUTHORN
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALT-
~ ABLE SLAVES AT CHARLES CITY COURT
HOUSE-As commissioners acting under decree OF
the Circuit Court for the county of Charles City en-
tered at the fall term of the said in the 1856
in the suit of Hair and wife against Hughes ADM
| and Others, we shall, on the FIRST DAY OF JANU.
AIRY 1885, at Charles City Courthouse sell at public
auction TO the highest bidder, four likely SLAVES
named Gilbert Jasper, Albert and Louisa and at the
same time and place. shall sell in like manner to
the lowest bidder an infirm slave named Joe.
TERMS: Cash as to the expenses of sale and com.
missions For the residue of the purchase money, a
credit of six mont will be given, the purchaser
cutting bonds for the credit payments with approved
personal security bearing interest from the day OF
sale till paid.
The purchaser of the nirm slave will be requires
to enter into bond with approved security, payable
to the commonwealth, in penalty of i 500, condi
toned to maintain and support the said nrm slave al
long as the said slave shall live
T.. NANCE.
WM. p. HUGHES,
de N-tlja Commissioners.
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~ Mr. s'fas sDs,ly M,; s M sM,s,.
LEsi if's FANCY Ssi NEEDLE WORK. CIT, $40
HAkPER;s MsAaAztEE-,I.nnsry, 1856, ase.
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Ten rss FEARS H kaoSo raE s MAIL BAGS rl.s..,
nLlsD alnI OF wErrrsnuRo. pys;e On, Nor
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MIMIC LIFE, or Before and Behind the Curtain.
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BALLADS. ABS BY WV Wn,' Thaekeray~7sc
HARpER's MAGAZINE for January-2sc.
PHTNIXtAN.f- or Sketches and Buriesques. By
MEN AND WOMEN By Robt Brownns-sl.
THE LIFE AND WORKS OF GOETHE: with
Sketches of his age contemporaries from published
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THE RIVAL BEAUTIES. Novel. BY Miss Par
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Received and for sale by
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BY Taylor a. William

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS In TIKI
TOWN OF SIDNEY ON THE PLANK ROAD,
NEAR THE FAIR GROUNDS, AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY, 10Th December, at 81 O'Clock p. NJ :,
upon the Premises viii he sold Lot No. in the Pla
OF Sidney, situated at the Northeast intersection Of
Dover street. or the Plank Road with Laurel street
Row.
The Lot fronts 15 feet the Plank Road runs back
1873 feet to 20 f. alley. and viii be divided into five
Lots, according to plan 70 be exhibited ut the sale
These are among the most valuable Lots In the town
of Sidney - :. .s-.5. ~
Terms ut sale. TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS,
del Aurtiopasrx
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pgnhaC SALE NEAR RICHlil1ND--9S-
= IhOKSpAf, 10th inst, tif fair; If not the ne "a
NORTH Of Meadow Bridges, and six miles from Rich
mond-s Horses, two of them Saddle and Hume.
Horses nc, Mich Cows Hogs; Carts; Plantation Ut,n
ALSo-i excellent Carriage, for one or two Horses.
and Buggy, both nearly new, - -
To commence at ii o'clock. Terms made knorr
w WIN. C. HATTAILE
de 1l-dtds& - ~~Sno.
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w of 57I cents, richly worth 81; Splendid Land
scapes 30 cents, worth S.50 Light Shades such as
Holuets Vases, &c, ST., well worth $3.50; Gilt Shades
the lowest possible prices; Table Oil Cloths, all
widths and patterns at prices that cannot fail to
please.
Also-a beautiful assortment of Dry Goods. cheap
sr than ever printed Cslicoes, cts Figd Moushn,
cts Ladies' Collars, from 81 ur; do. Sleeves,
81 cts worth IS cts. Kid Gloves, 37l cts: Leather
Heits cts; Linen Hdkfs, cts, worth l2tc, with
great variety of other goods which will be sold very
cheap Gail and see for yourselves at the store
of N. GOLDEN, $50 Brood It,,
do I8-Inl* Between Sd and 4th SITS.
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BUILDING LOT On MAIN AND MADI-
- SON STREETS AT AUGTION.--0n THURS
DAY, 2hth of December, at O'clock, will DO sold
beautiful Building Lot at tho Of Msin and Ne.
olson streets, next beyond the property Of Joseph
Mayo, Esq 1t fronts 28 feet on Main street and ru
back 1903 feet TO an alley 20 feet wide
Terms will be made known at the sale
de 10 TAYLOR L WILLIAMS Ausfs
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rRAI(, ALUM SPRINGS, Craig County
~ .VA.-The propnetors of these Springs, which
putation in the counties surrounding the have been
induced to put the water in barrels for the convent
ence of invalids in other sections.
For the present, the price is fixed at fhse which
barely covers cost of berreling and the carriage.
Its healing virtues are beyond question. The fol.
lowing certificate from Dr. Carper, Lending and well
known physician in Botetourt county, is selected from
many Of equal respectabiity and force:
a. FIscAsTLE, BoTETouRr Co., VA,
July 18th, 1856.
Having been called on by the proprietors of the
"Craig Alum Springs" to express my opinion OF its
medicinal virtues hereby state that have examin-
ed the analysis of the water nade BY Prof Boothe ct
Philaaephia) and believe it well adapted to cure dis
eases requiring tonic Alternative action the sys
tenn and can further state that have known some re-
marknbe cures effected by its in scrofulons aec-
tionaand Diseases of the digestive organs
~ SAMuEp NJ. CAREER, M. ID.
The water has been analysed by Professor Boothe
of Philadelphia, who says :.
"a mineral spring of such richness and quality as
the Observation-Disclosures Will prove valuable aid TO the
physician. Its position in the healthy mountain re-
sulphur and other well known springs OF the state
confer higher value upon tho Stipulated Cbaly biafe
of Craig county. Very respectafnliy,c poo-yv,
Eruptive diseases arrangement of the liver, dys-
persia, &C. have yielded to the power OF TINS wa'e1
and prove its efficacy wherever it has been Irso.
This very valuable water is for sale In barrels at
very %" prIGffai c &c LADD . co, p s
no 2e-dtsn Agents ior Ine IIoPIlc.oI.
VIRGI MA CENTRAL RAILROAD
FREIGHT NOTICING freight tram VIII be
run OYER this road from and sffer MONDAY, the 2ith
'''' NN ss' 49, rs S. HUNTER
astR-1v Gen'l Freight Agent
ISOHs9ALE-.A Pew In ~. Pnml's Church,
Il middle nsle Nc. IL. Also, one mo ETY. of Pew In
st. james, Church, No. 50.
EDWARD EAcHO,
de IS--Iw a General Agent and Collector.
nLDaAZERAC BRANDY, vintage 150s
" choice old Brundies, various brands; choice old
Port, &hssry and Madeira Wines; extra hne old ia.
mnica Rum; Scotch Whskey; Scheidam Holland
Gin: old bourbon Whiskey; Havana Cigare very
choice assortment for sale in quantities % suit pur
chasera by SELbEN MILLER,
de 10 Corner Pearl and Cary streets.
NRUUND WAGON BOXEB.-A fnll ~
NJ sor.nent in store and for sale by
- CLARKSON T. ANDERSON.
SeIs * Ne. l& Maia street.
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TI1HE GREATEST BARGAINS YET
v. COHEN, f75 Broad street, win ccnneree
selling OF his entire stock of Ladies' Dress Goods,
shawls, Cloaks Merinos, Plaids, &C. g greatly re-
duced prices Besides, just received. loo pain Ship
pers at 4Ic.. and splendid assortment Of wcrrtcd
Scarfs. Opera Moods LessnsA Lsmbs Wool and
Cashmere Ladies, and Mis.es nose. rsste Ao9sies,
Retlcules Fine Perfumesies. Bfcce1efs, Neekiaees.
Mohsir Head Dresses Embvvidssics and Ribbons, Of
ali yies all of which viii be sold very low for essh.
in order to reduce the stock - much ~ possible.
de f1--6ts -
NOTICE,--1 lave this Aay esassst.sea
IN and sppcinted iby daily reeorded power @ AZ
torueyI WARREN CANFIELD, cftno cisy q kaeh-
nacnd my Assnt e cry On re s,s.s ~ ps.ss,
&C. in Ssid city and % make ss go seiy.
R,ehmona Dee ~, less. e TIA
ETTFEVI0NFXMIL MAta8.-10 khA..
| - yery eprrior new Hems for ts.ilI 49, ~ ssis
~ CHARLES r. WOkTHAM = CD.
n1KTT III E66 & 49,. Dt1e anal
White English Grapes, fcr parry esessA sssa'
' Ai.s, black Essii.h orspes Or snniss - vsais
| AZ the essb stoFs u ,..-~np
deN eWeSS1SAs = -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-20
BOARDING.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES desirable Rooms
Is nav bc had at the CARLTON HOUSE, about
-ns 1st of laruarv de Mt
ts0tkDINts.--I have one very pleasant
ID DOM would rent to gentleman and his wife,
., members Of the Legislature. Board reasonable.
,-.,l..r Of Franklin and Adams streets.
80 ii-----et - =. STEVENS.
s,UARDINts.--A gentleman and Lady eau
br furnished with a comfortable and bosri
= very pheasant part OF the city Application on
gnnslin street, between sth and 9th second door
tul the corner Fast OF sh diagonally opposite the
rev Nr Reads Church de ls-a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-20

90 SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION On the nth
Ell day of December 1855, viii offer for sale, at
public suction, the Storehouse lately occupied by
beakins Merritt. This is comrnodous house, two
to;s high l9x 40 feet: has an excellent sfore-room
ready sheved counting room, two rooms on the sec
ond door and garrett room The cellar the full size
of the house. and dry. The situation as good a. any
in the town for a retail store.
Title unauestonable. Terms made known on the
day Of sale A. J. DEAKINS, staunton, Va