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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-21
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NOTICES OF THE PRESS
This book is instructive. aud efllurges our knowl-
edge of the people OF that restricted empire and will
no doubt ind favor with the public" -Baltimore
Americas.
''The book is written in an easy and agreeable
style, AID while it is full of amusing incident it con-
yeys much information in regard empire ofwhich
little has been kroun - Richmond En- ltiirer
1T Is book which viii repay reading. "-Courier
aud Enquirer.
There IS freshness and vyidness in his descrip.
tions which make the book more than commonly at
tractive --Puritsn Recorder
Mr. Spaldlny writes with n eat end perspecu-
iy. His powers of description are fully sdseuate to
any occasion which requires their exertion, as s
abnndsntiy evidenced i'll his various cEes Of scent
mi characters which we hare from his pen in the
sheets before us."Petersburg htellsencer.
The book Is attcr-Qt-taCt, une&aggerated account
OF the expedition, and sdch is satisfactory and val
Uatls."-Portland Transcript.
"A very readable journal of the Japan Expedition
by officer which, though aiming only reproducing
the impressions Of the writer's mind, gives good
Tiew OF the trarse ana ehsracter which the
opening Of the Celestial Empire dsclosed."-N. York
Evangelist.
MI SraldnS's work gives the results of his otser-
yatIons precisely e6 they occurred to him the time
hs EI2d being sHgularly unbiased by the entIusi-
of these by whom ne wss surrounded lie Look
spoD thugs with cool discriminating eve, neither
oveTestimstins nor underyaluiuy the advantages of
relations, running into e2taces of eston-
lrnnaent 1T what H-as new and strange to Eii.'N I.
Herald.
Reddeld hs4 also published his Japan and Around
the World" by Col. j. w Spading, y distant reIs-
If mistaken OF ths able and talented
SUCCESSOR of Flaget. The Colonel Is most Tac7
spinner of yGrLs, and as he had very long one to
spin, at il in good esTuest. Ii is the first account
of Perrys Expedition, and will always be more popu-
lar than any goYornLaent repcrt.-St. Louie Lee der
FOR sala by
de lo-}t A. MORRIS.
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HYMAN.
No. & Main street.
Sale conduct. d by f. r. Cook ! Co, asets :


NOrIcE.--Win be sold at public aucfior.
on the premises In the upper end of Chaflt CITY
county five miles from James River and iiffeeu frus
liz O'Clock y. H. lit fair ii ret, the fiest fair dAv
tract OF Land containing 500 arfes, together with
steam Saw-Hill with two Saws capable OF sawisg
from tour TO i've Thousand feet of Lumber per das
with all ths implements required to carry ON this be-
viii also sell 10 likely Mules. work Horses. 8
Wagons. Catrylogs and Harness. all in good order
VIII sell the Lend IN tract, or divide it ia lots
II required 50 BY persoas wshios to procure small
about fifty acres, which is heavily tubered with s-
cond growth pine, suitable for cordwood or charcoal
purposes wond call the sttention of farmers mill
ers aud inachiniats generally To the SALE Tho NIL.
eau ne made useful tor grist aud whest hresliny
well Us saving purposes.
known on the day Of sale
JAMES W. BfNFORD
ES The property can he shown by AIR Fotkgs
de 8--dtdsk - =
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nv Taylor 4 Williams.

AyOTICE..-Huying been re-employcd by
~ Mr. Ladd, to act in my former earacfy of t5sne
raj Superintendent uad Manufacturer OF the kieh-
brace this method of informing nay numerous friends
aad patrons of the old establishment that nothing
shall be anting my part 10 sustain ts
A. 81 assured OF competency 10 give entire
satisfaction all who may he pleased to favor the
bonse with their patronage.
RS Orders for Soda Mster Porter. Ale ana CIDER,
from city OF eenntry ~ili meet with Prompt attxn'
tion.. N ny (
DE 30 NO .tGt nfVaa Afcctt
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GROSHONG TUPMAN,
Dc 10 Ito Main st.
4 : CHRIsTMAs Is coming, will kindly

~ advise You,
To cell at SCHAAP'S Store, twill really surprise
you; -
What splendid assortment of Goods you will
find,
Il heats all that we ever have seen of the kind
Ourstock of Fancy Goods such a. Toys, China FL
cures Fancy Baskets, Splendii Port Monnaies Look
rg Glssses PertuEseries and Toilet Articles Pistols,
sd Knives of all dcscrr TONS andsundreds of other
Fsney Articles, is corr ete rs any in the city.
Canscti i'm all its branches. the fines French
Fancy Candies and Fruits Fire Works &c, on hand
ei.d fer gale ef SCHAAP l. COS
French Confectionery end Variety Siors,
ae 10 Corner 81 and Broad sis.
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By Thomas w. Keesee.
NOTICE TO WHOM 1T MAY con.
~ CERH Twill on the I'D day of Dsceub Der. sell
at auction, at the Horse Auction Lot, near the Gas
W oIks at 10 O'Clock one Bay Mare. belonging TO Dr.
X r. Taylor 10 pay Livery bill. The said Mare was
placed in stable the 10th day of August last by
sir. VIM Forbes. Oh said Tayors account.
B. r. LIPSCOMB.
Sale conducted by Tnos. w. kEEsEE, Auct
de I3-tds~
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BY Richard ('aull,orp.

STOCK OF GROCERIES, BUGGY.
~ MARE, MULE AND CART HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, dc. AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY, I'D instant. at half past 10 o'cl'k
at the store Of f. A. Blsn kinshp on Tan Yard Hill
will sell at auction tor cash his entire stock of Groce
r1es Fixtures, &c consisting of well selected as
sortnient for retailing.
ALSO Buggy and Harness end a fine Mare one
young we'll broken Mule, and Cart. .s4 l.-e
A lot of Household snd Kitchen Furniture.
de 20 r. CAUTHORN.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALT.
~ ABLE SLAVES AT CHARLES CITY COURT
HOUSE.-As commissioner acting under decree of
the Circuit Court for the county of Charles City, en-
tered at the fall term Of the said court in the year 1885,
in the suit of Hair and wife against Hushes' admir-
AIRY, 1856, at Charles City Courthouse. sell 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,
the lowest bidder iniiru 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 month will be given the purchaser
cutting bonds for the credit payments with approved
personal security, bearing interest from the day OF
sale till paid. e
The purchaser OF the infirm slave will be required
to enter into bond with approved security able
to the commonwealth, in penalty of $500 condi-
toned to maintain and support the said inrm slave
long the said slave shall live.
csc r. NANCE
WM. T. HUGHES,
dc 20--t1ia Commissioners.
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e g s. - y-s-~-~~-~~-->-
foEks 1iMxaAiss w Ma1M T;.k SyoSs Ne
sfss, ,ar ~ q and beautiful iuvsnils Bsoss,
,sa. ies chlistes and Nsw Years aifs Among
BAL ,i,s TRAVELS or RoB'r MERRY AND
his YOUNG FRIENDS. Edited BY Peter Par
TRAVELS, VOYAGES AND ADVENTURES or
am.BERT 90, AHEAD IN FOREIGN PARTS
s 81 p b ps', OF rirl ST. Dhscra !,
~ ss ssS N SssP 4 n s KS s,o.r.
CURIOUS STORIES ABOUT FAIRIES AND
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HISTORY FOR BOYS; Or, Animals Of tia Nation,
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CARRIE; Or, the Child OF the Parsonage An an.
thentic memoir. SIC
THE s. chiLp,WirE from tie David ccrpereld of
sMlKE; from the Nicholas Nickleby of Charles
MY own TREASURY. gift book for boy. and
AwEEKs DEL CIT 1T OF JAMES AND STORIES
FOR TUE PARLoR AND FIREsIDE. 7sc
eLi t., A soos for Boys BY the author Of the
MORAL TALES. By Madam Guizot. Illustrated
UNCLE JOHNS FIRST BOOK: Being the F;,..
Step in the Ladder to Learning. With ensra-
MERRiE ENGLAND. By Grace Greenwood y.
ADVENTURES OF DOG AND GOUn pOe;
TOO; By Lewis. illustrated. sI
de I9-3iif
nj KS q M. KaT Ct Xe.MIMIC LIFE,
Narratives; BY Anna Cora Richie.
BALLADS. by VIM. Makepeace Thackerey.
THE BLIND GIRL OF WETTEEBKKG; a life
picture of the times of Luther and the Reforma-
tlon; from the Geruian, by John g. NORRIS
THE DIVINE LOVE: by JJhn Eadie, ID. ID.
THE CHRISTIAN LIFE: Its course, its hindrances
and its helps; by Thos. Arnold, D. n.
THE GOOD TIME COMiEG by L. 5. Arthur
CilLDS HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES:
by John Bonuer.
lCTHEhS CHRISTMAS TREE: illustrated
HARPERS MAGAZINE for January 1856 --
ALLiEFoRD; a Family History: by the author of
John Draytou.
THE OLD FOREST RANGER, or Wild Sports OF
India; edited by Frank Forester
FRANK LESLIES PORT FOLIO OF NEEDLE
WORK.
RIVAL BEAUTIES; by Miss Pardoe
MY FIRST LESSON; by Beatrice Reynolds
Received and for sale by
s-s A MORRIS
de l9--jt No 81 Main st
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VALUABLE S1NDKEHUlSE FOX
IA: SALE. AT PUBLIC AUCTION -on the 2s.l
Iii dsy of December, 1855 / will offer for sale, at
pnblc auction. the Storehouse lately occupied by
beskins Merritt. This is commodious house, two
stories high l9x4o feet has an excellent store-roo
rsndv sheiyed counting room two rooms on the Sec
ond loor and garrett roon The cellar is the fall size
of the house. dry The situation is as good as any
In the town for a retail store.
Title unouestionabe Terms made known ON the
day of sale A. j. DEAhlNe, otaun'oh' ="
de- INV
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i TURF. HOUSEKEEPERs, Am III FL 5 ~,
lens OF RICHM0SD.---My store being 81 80
to accommodate all who wish TO attend nv s.iss :,
night, have been requested TO call some day s,ks
and wishing to please my friends, I will sell ~,
THURSDAY and FRIDAY mornings, S0sh and o.,
ins st 10 o'clock at So Main street, gold and siIvs
Watches, gold Chains, Ear Rings Breast Pima Lock
cts Finger Rings, Bracelets, Clocks and of dew.
elry.
Also. An invoice of splendid Goods just import
ed by me from Europe. such ss Papier Machs Wa
ters Ia sets Cake Baskets, Brass Firs sets Nrifips
Desks. Rosewood Work Boxes for ladies' Knives and
Forks IN cases and great variety OF Goods suitsle
for CT r'stnns Presents
Country Merchants would do well to attend.
Night Sales continued usual.
HENRY HYMAN.
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'cEOAP for sale by
CHARLES T. WORKMAN g. co.
I(LIlDING LOTS At PRIVATE SALE.
NJ The unders gned desires to sell number OF uI-
improved Lots situated on the following streets 10
tae city Of Richmond and its environs-say Lots on
u street, the Cemetery; on 18th street Navy
Hall; on franklin between Sth and 9th streets on
'ha aud 10th sts French Garden Hill; ON Dogwood
Aairy fMayo's Plsn,l near the African Church; on
Leigh. between l4 and l5th streets; 10 on nth g.
and Fasrhed road the workshops Of fe Virgins
Central Railroud on Cary and ed streets on Nam
st Richmond Hill on bloody RIM street, near the
handsome residsneea Capt Gcorge Myers: several
Of the nc Gas Works with others ON Poplar, Mich
oson, Lewis and ofiier streets Ia Lewis Plan, Fort
Msye and the Town of Fallten. Persons wishing to
batid IA any OF the different locations enumersi cd
sboYe. viii be offered bargains aud terms acconno-
dating FOR further infofnsfor cali u the kroed 81
sossI ae 3o-ts 100 /. A. 00DD1Ns
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BY Alexander NOts.

MIGHT SALES.--WHT(,Uks JEvyEf.
NJ, Ac-Nlil be sold at auction, THIS EVE
MING, commencing ut u O'Clock large lot Of
Watches Jeweiry, Pens Pencils, 8t y
ALSO-A general assortment of Fancy Ar4i,lss
cutlery, Dry Goods, Clothing. Segars, &C
no Id ALEX MOTT Aurt
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PAsSENGERs FOR :. NEW
<|E-K4f ROANOKE The 4, s. Mail Steam
S<lI-[S. :. ship ROANOKE, Captain skinner,
leaves Ilty POINT Saturday morning, at O'clock, for
New York vin Norfolk
Those desirous Of taking this conveyance can do
BY the Petersburg cars thai leave 81 o'clock Satur
dav morning. where suagent of the s6ip will be sta
Unnecessary.
Tickets and berthe secured ut our Office, south side
of the BASIN Thursday and Friday
Only fie through To New York. meats and state
room accommodations included
de ao-a LuDi.AM l. WATSON.
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af
the Circuit Court of Chesterfield pronounced at tha
last term, viii offer for sale on FRIDAY the iii,
day OF January next, if fair otherwise the ncxt
day, at the late residence of Il. H. Brooks decd or
On some part of the land near by, all of the Real Fs
tate OF said Brooks Except the homestead which has
been assigned to Mrs Brooks her dover
of the following PARCELS
The Log Castle tract lying on Swift Greek and
1onahawk, containing 593 acres Including the add
tions made to it from VIM. G. Elan and others a
large proportion OF this tract probably one.rhird or
more consists of low grounds of very line quality
aud well drained part of the swamp, and also OF
the upland i still in original woods and there is
good deal of pine. of secondary growth There is no
dwelling house this tract but large barn aud other
farm buildings. 1t will be sold entire or divided
may be deemed best on the day.
The tract formerly El.tts containing 65 acres ON
the Hundred road. by Tomahawk Church adjoining
or Lesrly adjoining the uboye, with IL public road
from one to the other. On this is small dive ling sd
other houses, with orchard and ell OF good water
aftording convenient site for residence Tbese
two tracts, together, would make Il VALUABLE, pIani a.
ton. f''
The neishborlood is healthy and good: the distance
Is ID or ID hlles west OF Richmond II FROM the Courf.
honse and about four from the Midlothian Station ON
the Richmond and Danyille Rsilroad
one OF MI Brooks SONS will show the premises +,
any wishing to buy "
IERhs--A liberal credit for the greater part of the
purchase money secured by bonds with security and
lien on the land r. w FLOI-RN0Y' 1
de 2Od2a,e& ctds 1,n,n-.',-
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by Larls & shine.

NAShr o-ALE. OctOuer LIST, IS51.-Yfb~
NIGHT commencing att OF clock, w e viii sell, a.
our store, No "a Main street, large asse-tment OF
staple ard Fancy Goods embracing alrnost svery ar
tcie IN the fancy hus. sAd suitable tor the city aid
country trades '~
ALsU-Will be offered an extensive stock Of Ems,
nsn dold Patent Lever Watches; Gold Ankers end
FLINDERS; Patent Silver Lsy ga Anchors and CT
nders. VI
ALsO-A splendid lot of Gold Plated Watches of
81 styles; together with large stock Ut Double Bsel
Guns, Pistols &C. &c
Country Merchants would do well 10 attend these
sales as great bargains may be expected. Goods
warranted to be as represented.
oc 9-ts LARUS & SHINE. Apct,
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HOUSE AND 7.nT Ar T11p e,o.,, :.

V - "a and LOT AT THE (,ORNER M
ar s ~; STEPHEN AND CHARITY STREETS
a.Ioal ei,,soN-on FRIDAY, 18th Decsmbsr at 1
eiocs H. npon the premises will be sold a nav.
nanea Rouse and Lot at the Northwest corner of 81
W spsh aug tnarIty streets and now occupied bv
rooms and yields a good rent Has thiee
Aue LOT fronts 80 feet. back 10 feet inches
oo ~ TA1LOR L. WILLIAMS Anct.
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'gNU Us, TOYS, TOYS,
GRNT's DRESS CLOTHINI.---isIaeh

(NEfT'S DRESS CLOThiNts..--ISlae
"a Dress and Frock Conts: bne Dress Coats; black
Doeskin and Trico Cashmere Pants: Silk Velvet and
Cashmere Vests. Also fall line OF Linen and Cot
ton Shirts, all of our manufacture. from such
qualities Of material to make up the assortment of
trade.
In bringing the several articles above enumerated
before the public do with considerable conf
dence IN ability fulfil the wishes of each
purchasing Goods and would merely call at.
f~nlioR 10 the fact that Mr. GROSHOkG is cnntinu-
ally in market picking such Goods suit while
mas end endeavor keep up the points in style
1Hd pslce. wishing of TO make sales
fsisive and popular possible.
call is solicited.
GROSHONG TUPMAN,
Il. Mai
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1T Is POSlTIyELG SO.-A. LEVY is
still selling off cost, to close busnt His stock
although much rsdueed. towing to the price that he
Ii selling still his assortment is good. lie has on
h.nd nser Coats NJ y 50; Business Coats at SO u
Vets III 62tr. sl Fancy Silk Grnvnis al sse Heavy
Hack Silk Scerfs at ~ worth &5; White and Fancy
Shirts 81, and all other styles Of goods usnsiiy
kept in Clothing and Furnishing Store nil Of which
viii be sud at and below cost. Call soon as iiie
goods are going fart.
A. LEVY, 50 Main street,
de- 20 Opposite Si.st hsflrs Hotel.
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=, ,..nNU AIIIIiFsN FTKNtTI5RF ON ftTAy orr
IN 1nUksDAT 18th December at the residsnes ~
@ .nonds iinsey, twhc il about .leclin;ns bar.s.
ne soia ms stock of Household ana Kitchen F,r,,;.
,s every article usually found in renfeal
iA, M end OF the test manufacture
I6kMs-suris under $50 cash tls, .n,4
oseI.5 months credit for approved notes ,yith mt
r aanea pr,,-,, TAYLOR & WILLIAMS. Auc.s-
gwen Immediately after the SAL II has
nuenGe iai the sontee accommodation of fsniIx
de Is Si ~
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4 ESTATE.-By virtue of deed of trust to me
from Luke McKeHna and wife. dated the 9th of De-
ceu,her, 1854 duly recorded, snail SELL the high
est bidder, for cash, On WEDNESDAY, the 18th IN
slant, at 81 clock, r. ~ ii fair, it nothe fair
day, the premises, the property contained III sad
deed. viz: The two middle OF the four new tens-
ments on the West side of Fourth street. between
Cary aud Canal streets. The two Lots front about
to3 feet Fourth street. and back about as feet
to foot alley; and entitled to the also of an
alley of about Is feet, from 4th street and Of culvert
II their rear. The improvements are new and com.
mand good rents. The title is believed to be good
but shall sell and convey only as trustee.
B. 3. MINOR, Trustee
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FENRUSTEES, SALE OF yAyraRT,
Il BLILDING LOT ON GRACE MN III In,I

SIkEEIS-By virtue of two several trust deeds
the first dated 10th March, 1871 executed BY W iod
alh ana !shes Lyons, trustees the second dated 18th
April, 1852 aud executed to w fiod6in trnstee md
both duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Court we
shall proceed to SELL ct public auction on the pre,ni
ses, on MONDAY, the Path day OF December 1875 at
the hour OF O'clock T. NJ, ii fair ii not, the next
tar day that really most beautiful ATTRACTIVE
buidlBg Lot at the of Grace aud 9Th streets
adjoining the residence Of A. 4. Hughes. ESQ 'front.'
ing on The north side of GRACE about 80 feet
running back no feet.
The Deeds require cash sale, but it is probable
that for part OF the purchase money reasonable
cred1t will be given The title is believed to be per
tect- but shall convey with the usual special war
raniy, w ,GoDpiN. {rrnstse.
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LOFT.

I 0ST--oa Saturday last my r d X TIE
IA MONNAtE containing from Ave ia fem aol,er.
snld ssd silver. and papers which will he Of no use
say one hut myself suitable reward viii he raid
Us tAe sane II returned TO or ct this office
-z.. WIN. q. cambridge,
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ny Panniil & SONS, Petersburg, Va.

H-NNNVTOI1'a MALE UF NE(sRfAES :.
~ IN accordance with the will of the late r. u
Il O'Clock, A. 81, ia front of the store of Ms a.
rannlii y Son, sell at auction 20 valuable NEGROES
among tnem are House-servants, Field-hapds a yaod
Blacksmith and head SAWYER s'o"
Ierins cash. JNO. X. CHAPPELL
Ex'or of r. w. Chappell DECD.
de Ie-St PASNILL & Son Aurts
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FUTURE DAYS.
ny Tny1er {. W1IIIams =

GALE or lENTEE14 FGRNITURR
HORSE kC., At AGcTION--B~ins sbout % e.
move from the CRY, shall, on WEDNESDAY, x;tI
necsmnef lasa st 10 e'cock A. H., at my residence.
serve, my entire stock of Furniture Of eysry desrrip
ton consulting of large variety Of the hest articles
ALSo-China aud Glassware
Kitchen Furniture
ALSo-A superior Family Horse. with c.rria0e
and Harness. ~ saiiiase
IEkss-suns under 80, cssh; that arnount and
est added wIITI Tt ~ Ti nI, inter
sac conducted by TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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~ III cso,s 80 81 =, ing loW pries
grapes 50 cents worth : So Light Shades such as
BoQrets, Eases &c., 81 well worth $3.50 Gilt Shades
~ the lowest possible prices; Table Oil Cioths all
Ilufde.
Also--a beautiful assortment OF Dry Goods cheap
thsn printed: Ca!icoes cts: Fig'd Mouslin
& cts Ladies' Collars from 81 cts. up; do. Sleeves,
"a ots, worth - Kid Gloves 37t cts Leather
Psts cts; Linen Hdkfg, 8 cts., worth l2lc with a
,hear. Gail and see for yourselves at the new store
81 III, GOLDEN $50 Broad st.
de Ie-1m* Between Sd and 4th sts.
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THE GREATEST BARGAINS YRT...

THE EKEATEST SARGAINS FET,..
". COHEN, l15 Broad street, win Commences
selling OF lis aEtira STOCK of Ladies Dress Goods
Shawls Clocks Mernos, Plaids &c, at greatly re-
duced prices BESIDES, just received coo pairs Slip
ners ct &c, and splendid assortment OF Worsted
Searfs, Opera Moods. Leggngs Lambs Wool and
Cashmere Ladies' and Misses Hose, Porte Monaies
Reticuies Inc Perfuuefies. Bracelets, Necklaces
Mohair Head Dresses, Einbreideries and Ribbons Of
Ell styles all Of which viii be sod very low for cash.
IN order 10 reduce the stock rs much possibl
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BY Tkomae w. Keesre.
toihee with Geo. J. sumner. No. 30 Psarl 4 !,


II FACTORy FiyTy-1IssEscs z !. : TuNACC0
= ~, .i5 - ~, !. i .Lo AZ Al CIIOS.-Sy.El
s ION q Y O'Clock Bunk street bttvre
s.n sna I'm streets in the upper part Of the hos
me Tobscco Factory Fixtuycs cons stiur 81 srss
ssaan and small size screws MiiIs Slssprs Pr
TrrsN s ana small Iroa Bars, Bcilcrs. Stoves. kc.
$40, 80 All snins under s5a cash; : 10 md ,ve,
months credit for approved ensorses
he 10 fnpef- THOS- w. KEESEE
- Aucfionrer
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foaT or RICHMOND, Dscsmsss aora.

=
ARRIVED A $50
sloor Superior, Rand. Jsnaes River, wheat. Haxsii
Co.
SAILED.
schF. h, II. iIantles. Hamihond, New York, naax.
" n. Celqutt L Co. 49,
sehY. Francis Elusere. Smith, New York, ada w
ID tolquiti 70.
Scbr. Merchant, Winters New York, sndz d. 4 w
Cnn7e.
sehf. Oregon. Wstsen, Hsmpson
Sebr. IsaEssvilla. Brooks, Work River
slcop Ch,istisua, Wstson, Bansrsen
sloop Sewhursd, Colesasn. Iaf,ses River
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NTE1;ROES FOX sALE.--We will offer
l for sale, at public auction in the town OF FIN
castle. on THURSDAY. the 9th day of Decem-
Der next, between 30 and 50 VALUABLE Ne
GROES, belonging to the estate OF John NJ. Price,
decd consisting of men, women. boys and girls -
They will be sold upon credit of twelve months, the
pu cchasers giving bond with approved security
JOHN H. PRICE.
- sz-td Fwecutoys of John M Price. decd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-21
BOARDING.

:,
Ia0aRDt SG.~-t Gcnticmnn nnd Lady cuu
ID he fgrns she'd with comfortable room and Bosri
"a very pleasant Part OF the ely Application en-
FlhaklsE street between 9Th aud eh ID door from the
con 7, Hast Of s;h ataseually Opposite the Ray Mr.
Reeds Church. ae cI--5yA
sltfAKDt Nts.-.scverai desirable fcosn,.
4, may be kaa at thc CARLTON HOUSE nhont
she les Of Jsgnary. d eo--s,*T
spoAkifiNts.--f have one very uIensn nj
ssTcen weu'c rent 10 gentleman and his wife or
members Of the Legislature, Board yeaso,,a HE -
T"sncg OF Ffsnkiin ard Adauls streets.
&c is--.--6t s. 5. STEVENS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-21

NOTICE.--I have this day constituted
Y ard appointed tby duly recorded power OF at
torneyI ARREN CAEFIELD. Of the city of Rich.
rnond, my Agent, 70 carry on the busaes Of naau
featuring SODA WATER, and bottlins Ale, Porter
&c, in said city and to make pure bases fo- cash only
:. IL. CONDICT
Richmond Dec ~, 1850. de i7--iIs
SUPERIOR FAMILY HAmS.--IO hhd.
- very superior rev Hams for family uss fur saIs
By CHARLES L. WORKMAN 4 co.