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BIZ TAYLOR 9 WILLIANa.

TRUSTEES 6ALE.-By yirtuo' Of
- ~ =: :: : = ls ~:
the City ef lishnssd shsll process s I'D o the
sigeess bi1ssr = Yselie Aeciien. for sasA % the
Of Eustses 4episysss, o nOEDAr. - issS S az
q Js.nasy. Iss5 = csssf InKI0Hi loz1G eeilsS
the -key.eesss and ths 0Id pcminIss.ss tossthsr
essss sea.siss q s6Is s 81 =: :ss
al the Tsckle. faniturs saa s4sipnssm beiossine
% er used with. the ssid = se as;;..,c,
T.sLos WILLIAMS. xaefs i 80:
PosTPONEMENT.-The Canal Boat
Dominica not having arrived the sbevs sale
hour MoNDAY neat, "a int 6 g. sses plsss sad
TAYLOR 4 w,Lr,.s. S,s a.isWOLD fsees
,KAMED HOUSE AND LOT MTHE
MONDAY. aas 81 J.n Lu y 3 d.,. At 1gcg!os9.
an new framed Hoa:s and Lot, IL tbs tows 81 Fui.
5 NE ascr Re.n Avenue now oesspei s.
ystsl the y.S re Is. o sss 8 ss ~. = :' q
n; Ts. s,,ssI .sd . sgn; basa iis feet
: ~ 1 sif1sss z M Vii a. A,,+.
ma. npf ,.S So.. The show. VIM 8 soid
cupied by Mr.. David Monatai1. and one on Wii,sms.
buis Avenue. opposite the residepes Of ~. Whits-
''s'' r sesisS e; '%sliIll 4.s..
prick HOUSE AND VACANT LOTS
DAY, I'D Jan, at 81 o'clock p. NJ uuon fbe nrs
Gerry stand. st Rockets. near William Rrisk.yUd
on on Wlnhamsourg Avenue, recently occupied 81 NJ
VIM. Ryan. The location and afrsnse ment 81 ri:
property renders 1t very suiabls for sstsi grocery
Atterwhieh. win be sold two Building LOTS. "a.
IT; Tssss: ons;.hrd e.:h; bsl.ns. 1t and noaths
ia l6 TAYLOR L WILLIAMS xuets.
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Hon. JoHN SLIDELL.--We have received private
telegraphic dispatch from New Orleans which sta,
that at caucus of the Democratic members of the
Louisiana Legislature, held at Baton Rouge on the
18th inst, majority of the Legislature being pre-
sent, Hon. John Slidell was unanimously nominated
for re election to the United States Senate. The
election takes place Monday next Hastiaq ton
TTni0u
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JOHN s. sHRlyER, an old and well known citizen
Vi baltimore died in that city last F-iday He was
man oil much enter p. se and of sou I'D Judgment
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VOID ALL QUACKERY, AND

REaIIaAR PaYsinci faN P PNKEfpAEE d., BY y. A
Coughs. Colds Consumption, Group whooping
Sour Stomach, scrofus. and ali skin Eruptiens Fe.
yer and Ague, Bilious Fever, Cholera Cholera Nor
Weak Eyes, Rheumatism, Heart Disease, PsIpita.
ton, Neuraigia, Kidney and Bladder Affections
Dropsy, Falling of the Womb and Female Com.
DR.. j. s. ROSES CELEBRATED FAMILY
MEDICINES are the result of thirty years practice
plant, and have been well tested and approved by
hundreds OF Physicians, and thousands of Patients
REMEDY FOR EACH DISEASE:
DR.. J. 8. ROSES COUGH SYRUP OR EX-
PECTORANT, for the radical cure of Consumption,
Coughs, Colds koarsenes Asthma, Bronchitis Spit
ting of Blood Inflammation of the Lungs or Throat,
and ali Pulmonary Diseases This preparation not
only Consump tion If taken in time, but 1t for.
titles the system against future attacks AS Cough
used and recommends by Physicians at home and
abroad. In bottles, so cts, and 81.
Dr.J s. ROSES WHOoPING COUGH SYRUP
gives Immediate relief, and frequently curesin one
DR. j. 5. ROSES GROUP SYRUP never fails in
curing the Group, that dangerous complaint among
'' DR.. ROSES ALTERNATIVE, or BLOOD PuRI.
FER for Scrotuls Old Eruptions. and all diseases
A pR. ROSES Ss ALsTERATIvE or FAMILY Fills,
for Liver Complaints Dyspepsia Indigestion Sour
Dr.. ROSES GOLDEN PILLS, for falling of he
Womb Female Weakness. Debility and Relaxation
DR.. ROSES FEMALE PILLS, valuable reme-
dy for Female Complaints Superior to Hoopcfs
PiIls-25c.
DIR. ROSES DYSPEPTIC. COMPOUND sure
cure for Dyspepsia-50 cts.
DIR. ROSES TONIC MIXTURE, for ChiIls, Fe-
vers. and general Debility. never-fsilins remedy
SOC.
CHU, for all diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder
and for Dropsy-5ac
DR. ROSES NERVOUS CORDIAL. for all ner-
vous conditions of the system, Neuralgia, Heart Dis
eaAe. Palpitation. 80 &c--50c
DIR. ROSES PAIN CURER-cures all pain. OK
terna or internal :; also cures ChiIblains, Corns
Bruises, Sprains, Stiff Neck, Sore Throat, Paths In
the Bowels and Stomach. Sudden Colds. &c.--l2s
Is and 50 cts
All of DIR. J s.. ROSES valuable Family Medicines
to be had of Purcell, Ladf Il Co., Bennettk Beers
Adie Gray, o. A. 6trecker, A. Duyal, A. Bodeksr.
!. B. Wood, VIM. Ladd, p M. Zschrisson, A. Los
lie, u. X. Dnvsl Il Bro, 0rubbs Apperson, In this
city, and generally In every city snd town
throughout the United States.
no I0-TMA W&cis--ts $500
NEW YORK SYRUP.-3O bbls. supe-
4 v fi0K faF sa1a bv
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FALSE REFoKTs.-A dispatch from 81. Louis con.
sdcts the report Of three large failures hav-
ing taken place there
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kAILROAD ACCIDENr ANn loss nnIIrr

LDBS OH IIFE.
IT, ~ ON JAP 20-Yesterday morning as the tram
rs1ld JItand was making its way TO this CITY pro-
ppIo1ab " Two locomotives, and carrying a snow
,St silllng Franklin Rogers, and Eidridgs iss
~. eha badly injuring Ches vatermann- The an
The roo ne persons deceased were employees upon
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s"ALL Pox.-The steamship Roanoke, from Rich
n9nd, arrived at New York on Friday, and was de-
ta'1ed at Quarantine, having case of small pox on
board
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BUFFALO, Jan. 20.-The fusionists of the lowe
house of the Wisconsin Legslaturezhave nomina,
ed Orsamus Cole for the u. s. Senate. The Senat
refuse to go into joint ballot for an election
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STATE III TAI OF ORhsBY.--The Cincinnati PAPERS
tortiss Young ormsby, who shot Jennings for re-.
st b,rsn a, he had seduced bis wife, has been set
II thought will recover,
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SENATOR FROM NEW HAMPsHIRE.-Hon John S
Wells, appointed by the Governor of New Hamp-
ehire 10 ll the vacancy occasoned by the death of
Mr.. Norris, has arrived in Washington
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MASSACHUSETTS SENATORIAL QUESTION

BOSTON, Jan. l8--Tbere was .,o,ha. tu,,-.f
n1o 81 the opponents of Wilson held this eve
are wI.aoot dshnte action. Mr.. Wilson's chance,
ofb,jns am Inc American party are suspicion,
In tba csenersied by the free sellers A breach
W.en Giael Il apprehsnded ON the question of Mr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-22

The London Times OF January 3 has an article
animsdverting with severity upon the neffiency of
the officers Of the British army In the Critnea.
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TIE MERCHANTS, BANK ROBBERY.


The report which appeared il the n. York Times,
that clue Rad been obtained to the robbers who
lately teok S25 OG0 in gold from the Merchants Bank,
In New York. turns out 10 be false. The report
In consequences of the arrest of girl, of which the
Express gives the following account
1t appears that Maria Herman, firt OF a girl II
wears Of age living with her neither at No 1877 Frank
lin street.. hiss been in the habit of selling books
osudes, peanuts. and so forth, mostly to the Bulls
and Bears OF Wall street few days ago this girl
wa, met by smoTous financier and conducted to
the upper part of hank building for improper
purpose. Daring the inte rview she had oppor-
tuBity TO- and according to her confession, did
steal from him $500 in city bills which she took to
the bank and converted Into gold. The day follow
ing of her friends noticed she had gold
tan he believed she came honestly by, and about
the same time he noticed an advertisement in one
Of the papers of the Merchants Bank robbery, and
ooI OF IS 000 reward for the recovery OF the
nsy He, believing the gold in her possession to be
OF the proceeds of the bank robbery, aud wish
ing to get the reward asked her certain questions in
tnch manner as to excite her fears. She, there
FORE replied in the affirmative TO every thing he said
al finally confessed to receiving the geld from ano.
Their girl. who robbed the bank and had 100 pounds
Of the gold in basket. Information given to the
Chief office which led to the arrest of the girl
Maria, and her brother Frances, II years of age, by
Sereesnts Brown and Bower, who proceeded TO
make an Investigation. She repested the story about
the Wall street gentleman, and took Sergeant Bow
yer TO the loft of the bank in question showed BIN
the position OF things and explained the manner oil
getting the money. The officers being satisfied that
she was innocent of all participation in the bank
robbery, and not being able TO find the no Loaf
tbs $500, procured her discharge. II valuing his
putaton more than the money staen, probably could
not be Induced to make an affidavit against Maria.
Mrs. Jane Edwards proprietor of the boardr &
house on Chestnut street, Philadelphia, which wal
damaged BIZ fire en- Wednesday tmorniug, and by
which medical student lost his lifs has been ex
.mined on the charge of conspiring with two Of he
demestics, named Ann McGinly and Anna Shade, t,
destroy her house with fire. She was honorabIv dis
charsad al he cir
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THE MARKETS.

ST. Louis. Jan Is. Money continues ex tremely
stringent. Bills can hardly be negotiated at any
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WISCONSIN u. 8. SENATOR

The redemption of the public debt for the week
ending January 60 amounted to SEC, 600.
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Ing coa.s, VINO escaped from New Orleans after be.
as.sms,s.s Of forsHrY said to be IuaIcstins ct
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BY PAYNE & MAYO, Aucts
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REA'

NOMMISSIONERtS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE ON l7rH STREET virtue Of .
Decree pronounced BY the Circuit Court Of the City
therein pending under the style Of Darlington
against the Bank Of the United States shall a.
o'clock P. M, III fair If not the 81 next fair Gay
thereafter sell at public Auction, on the premises
the Lot of Ground fronting q feet l7Ih street.
between Grace and Broad streets, running back IS
feet to street to be opened BY the Central Railroad
Company. being part Of Lot No. A, in the plan Of
Adams Division.
TERMs-Cssh for 20 mueh 80 may be required "a
pay all expenses of the sale, ard the residue on .
credit Of 6, IL and Is months, the Commissions
taking from the purchaser bonds with good security
for the credit instalments and retaining the title
til all of the purchase money 10 paid and convey
ance directed by the Court.
Selling a. Commissioner, shall only convey with
special warranty. JOHN g. WILLIAMS.
ALP Commissioner.
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BY ELIAS HALE.
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant,
Ne. l06 Main street,

ON WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
will be sold large assortment of Gold and Silver
Watches. Jswelry. Combs, Buttons, Silver and PIE
ted Spoons. Knives and Forks Hosiery, Table Cloths.
Hair Oil Cologne Water &C.; also. sssortme emit Of
Porte Monnaies and Double Barrel Guns, together
with general assortpent of useful and fancy arti
cies too numerous to mention. Consignment soli-
cited Special sales when required
t. ~ ELIAS HALE.
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ArPorSTMENTs-Th Senate has confirmed the
following
WmH Endicott TO be deputy postmaster at Ne
vada city Nevada county, State of Caliiornia, In
MACE of X A Dsvidge, removed.
Robert Davis to be deputy postmaster at colu>
ma FL Dorado county State of California, In place
of A d Wsldron, moved away.
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THE subscriber having sold part of the
Il Tredesar Foundry and Engine Works to MA.
WIN. STEPTOE, who have long been connected
with the business has associated these gentlemen
and Engine business. Being DESTROYS of closing up
his old business he requests those who have claims
against him to present them for settlement and those
indebted to him to make for early pay
ments. ]. r. ANDERSON,
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coNaREss-RRIpAY.

SONohkS8-FhlUA1
for the ssabiishn,snt OF an express mail, weekly,
between Be Louis Afssoari add San Frsncisco Cali
COMMITTEES on the Post Office and Pest Roads
n,is were passed granting registers to the bapgues
the relief Of the children aud heirs of Major General
The bin TOT the relief Of Capt. Thomas Ap cs.s.by
awin, Clayton, Mallory. Ba,isr, badger. Bsssrd.
Seward. Rusk and otherr at length; sftsr which
The Chair laid before the Senate two messages
from the President Of the United States transmitting
estimates Ct appropriations for the service Of the In
aisn department and correspondence with General
W ooi ase two commu nie stons from the Secretary
OF War in relation to the defences of the harbor OF
ton between Lakes Huron and Superior
Tue bounty land bin was taken up. and mudry
menamsnis were adopted; after which the further
cons'deration OF the subject was postponed; and,
stes an executive session. the Senate adjourned
from the Committee on Military Affairs asked leave
to report bill in compliance with the reeomme n
81 as.p Of to
emisrsnts and settlers on western frontier and
on The routes to Oregon aud California, BY raising
5000 mounted volunteer troops to serve In the Indian
country for the term of eighteen months.
Mr.. Edgs rton objected
The House then resumed the confederation of the
Pacific Railroad bill, when Mr. McDougafl renewed
the substitute of Mr.. Dunbar to provide for the
construction of three railroads to the Pacifc-s
northern southern and a central road
Mr.. Davis, of Indiana. renewed his amendment to
the amendment by striking out that part of the sub
sttste providing for the construction OF three roads
10 the Pacific, and inserting provision providing for
the construction only of central road, with north
and southern branch road E=.
Afte- the subject Yves discussed by dessrs McDou.
gall, Campbell, Davis of Indiana, Bayly of Virginia,
Chamberlain, Hendricks Lane Of Oregon. and others,
it was the motion of MFR. Taylor of Ohio, referred
TO select committee OF thirteen.
SATURDAY
The Sonata N nj in pssinfs tO.dav
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JOSEPH r. ANDERSON,
MATHEW DELANY,
FRANCIS T. GLASGOW,

EWhig, Enquirer, Post and Examiner insert 2
weeks, and send bill to A i, d. Il Co. ia 18-2w
RUTH HALL-And other leading books
~ Of the day: for sale by A. MORRIS.
Ruth Hall; by Fanny Fern. Sl.25.
Mrs. Mowatt's Autobiography. Si.25.
Alone. Seventh thousand. $I.25.
Sociology for the South ST.
Party Leaders; by Baldwin. ST.;
Noctes Ambrosiona; vols s..
Life of Rev. VIM. Jay; vols, $780,
Lie OF Rev. DR.. Alexander; vol. 90 so.
Memoirs of Napoleon, his Court and Family; by the
Duchess " Abrantes; vols. g.
Virginia Comedians; vols 81 50.
Hearts Ease and Heir of Radcliffe. Each 81 So.
ST. s5. - : +
A southside View of Slavery; by Methodist Di-
vine. 81. ~
The Planters Northern Bride; by Southern lady.
81 so.
Mrs. Bremers Homes of the New World; vols.
So.
A Southern Home; BY Virginia lady. 'Gs cts.
Cooper's Novels. New edition, now publishing.
81 per vol
Cummings Lectures complete. Per vel. IS cts.
Capt. Canot, the African Shaver; vol. S1.25.
With ali the other popular books a. rapidly pub.
lished; received and for sale by A. MORRIS,
ia 1876 81 Main street
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Loss OF THE ARCTIC-GRAND JURY's YER
DICT.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2O.-The grand jury which have
for some time. been investigating the circumstances
attending the loss of the Arctic have length rem.
dered a verdict. They do not cast the slightest CEN
upon the owners or officers of the Inflated
YeaaeI.
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LATEST MAIL WIS.

REPORTED Loss OF Tire FrLros.--A startling
report was In circulation In Washington on Satur-
day. the Jurport OF which was that Intelligence had
been received of the loss of the u S. steamer Full.
ton, with all on board. The Union, however. be-
lieves the report to be entirely unfounded. The
Fulton sailed from Norfolk onthe Bob of December
with orders to cruise to the wiodward of Cuba,
and to return through the Caribbean Sea by the
south side Of that island II any accident has be-
fallen her, sufficient time has not elapsed for the
tu,eilieence TO reach the United States.
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BARGAINS, AND No HUMBUG.
WE take pleasure in informing the la
w dies of this city, and the ladies in general,
that we have opened, at 204 Broad street, between
4th and 9Th streets large and handsome stock of
the finest Saxony, French and Berlin EMBROInE-
RES; also lsrge lot of Saxony, French and Brus.
seles LACES; French Kid Gloves. and . variety OF
Fancy Goods. of our own importation Also, lsrge
and choice lot Of Ladies' BONNETS. made in the
most fashionable Paris styles, ever before shown In
this city.
The Embroideriss are of the finest elegance and
the very newest styles Of tbs present and com ng
seasons
Our prices will be 40 low AZ any auction prices;
which will be readily remarked by anyone visiing
US. There Is no humhug, and positively only ene
price.
Intending to stay only very short time inthis
city, call 10 solicited early the goods must be
sold before we leave.
q" Milliners and Dealers supplied cheap.
WIGAND K SEkDNER,
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ITO CONTRACTORS AND BUTLD

\ Frs Tho Building Committee of Richmond
College will receive proposals for the erection of the
North Wing of the edi6ce of said College, according
to the plane and specifications made by T. A. Teff,
Esq until Monday, goth inst Bids are invited for
the different kinds of work separately, OF for the
whole together. Iron and stone work to be incIu.
ded in the carpenters bids :
The plans and specifications can be seen at the
Bookstore of Mr.. Charles Workman, ON Main be.
tween 9th and 10th streets Any rea tive
to the plans. &c, will be given by President Ryland
DR.. Albert Snead, or the undersigned, to whom the
bids will be handed. RICH'D REINS,
ia 19-6t Chairman Building Committee.
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VIRGINIA STOCK.-Virginia Coupon
Six per cent. Bonds, for sale.
WANTED-The Notes of Selden, Wthers& Co.
C. w. PURCELL & CO.,
ia 20-2t Exchange Brokers
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lkALE ON COUNCIL CHAMBER
= HILL, OF 20 VALUABLE MULES. AND S
WAGONS AND HARNESS, AT AUCTION.--On
WEDNESDAY. 24th january 1885, at II O'Clock A.
NJ. upon Council Chamber Hill. opposite to Ernests
from to years old, well broke, of good size and in
fine order.
Also, Wagons suitable for Farm or any heavy
work; all in good repair, with Harness to same.
These Mules are represented az being remarkably
fine animals, and sold for fault, being the pro-
perty of a gentleman who has heretofore used them
in the country. but has farther use for them.
TERMs-Four month"; credit for approved nego-
table notes, with interest added
js IL TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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CAPIT AL $50, 000.-COMMERCIAL
~ SAVINGS BANK.-Ofice at the store of
Quarles Brooke, on 14th street
Depostors in this institution will receive six per
cent. on all sums remaining on deposite six months
or longer, and five per cent, for shorter time.
WIN. g. PAINE, President.
X. r. BROOKE. Treas.J iv 6--ts
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS
MULES, HORSES, COWS, CARTS

MI ULES, HORSES, COWS, CARTS,
VI nc, IN SIDNEY, AT AUCTION.--On TUES
DAY, 23d day of January, 1856, at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
At the residence of Mr. Melvin Dunnavant, in the
yond the Fair Grounds Who By reason Of Iii health
il about to discontinue his present business will be
sold 5 valuable Work Horse,; Muller; several fine
order and sold for no fault
VIII also be hired for the year, ercelens Dyireys
TERMs-Sums under $40, cash that amount and
over, month"; credit, for approved notes. with in
tcrest added. TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS,
ia ~ Aucfinnaara
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TR r ID K G. AR
FOUNDRY and ENGINE WORKS.
ANDERSON, DELANY & CO.,
pROpRIETOPS

TtHE Subscribers are prepared to fill or
l. ders for Marine and Locomotive, az we'll az
Stationary and Portable Engines. Sugar Mills Saw
Mills, Railway Chairs, and generally Castings of al
descriptions. both iron and brass; also Hammered
ings having erected a steam hammer for this pnr-
pose. They refer with confidence to the owners of
every Engine they have turned ont, for the quality
of their work, and respectfully ask share of the ma
tronage of the public.
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WANTED--A WET NURSE, without
w iucumbrance. good price will be given for
one who is healthy and Of good character Apply at
this Office. ia 4-ts
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A VERY DESIRABLE FARM ON
"a BROOKE TURNPIKE. Al MILES FROM
RICHMORD, FOR SALE.-The subscribers are su-
H. Bowcock nov resides, containing 100 acres situa.
ted on the Brooke Turnpike, II miles from the city
OF Richmond. The neighborhood il first rate and
the soil good. Terms accommodating. Apply on
the premises to Mr.. Bowcock, or to us.
ia 1876 GODDIN & APPERSON.
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
ROOT s, SHOES AND HATS, AT
- AUCTION.-On FRIDAY, Feb. ID, we win sell
at our auction store, at 10 O'Clock
400 cases BOOTS. SHOES, HATS and CAPS
fresh and seaaonable goods a@zs
TERMs-Under SIe0, cash: 800 and over 4 nnos
credit, for approved paper. -
ia Is DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 CO. Auets
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II.
ia IS DAVENPORT. ALLEN Co. Aucts.
GALE OF VALUABLE SLAVES.-I
~ shall sell to the highest bidder ON TUESDAY.
the Esd of January, at A. Lumpkins at the head Of
Mechanicsville Turnpike by the consent of parties
Negro MAN and a WOMAN and Child for tbe
purpose of having q division.
Sale to commence at II O'Clock.
ia 11-6t* THOS AGREE. Comn,r.
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WANTED-NEGROES.-I will give
w full hires for 30 or SO good Coal Pit Hands for
the ensuing year. | can be found during the next
ten days either at the Office of Messrs Dunlop Mon
cure 4 CO., or at Messrs. N. B. l. C. B. HilFs old
stand. JNO. j. WERTH, Agent
de Pts For Jamaa DupJop
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L1ILESi FILESi-We are lust in RECENT
Il of large stock of FILES, direct from the best
manufacturers in England, consisting Of
Hand Mill and Pit Saw Files
Flat, and Square Bastard Files
Flat, half round and square Smooth Files
Hand Smooth, Bastard snd Equalling Files
Flat and half round 2d.Cut Files
With variety OF other Files suitable for machi.
uists and olackamiths ell of which offer for eale
very low. SMITH ROBERTS,
de 20 % Pearl ut.
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TRUSTEE'H SALE or EnI1R IA.

In consequence of the nsn-arrival of the
Canal Boats "Old Dominion and Little Tennes.
see," and OF them mules bags, &C., attached thereto,
the sale thereof will be postponed to WEDNES-
come off at the place indicated in the foregoing adj
vertisements. ja16 THE TRUSTEEN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-22

"LfTTLE TENNES8EE,n AT AUCTION.-
BY virtue Of deed of trust to me- executed bv Ere
tace Appieyerd. dated the It'll day Of April 1854.
duly recorded In the Hustings Court, Richmond. /
shall proceed to sell at public auction, on the Bssin
bank, IN the city Of Richmond, near the once Of
Eusface APpleyard. the Canal Boat Little Tan.
ne.see," with its appurtenances.
The sale will take place on MONDAY, the 18th OF
January, 1855, ar IL o'clock M - =
Terms cash. Ell PIcOT Tn.t..
Sale conducted by GoDDIn & APpERsos. Aucts.
10 -'-S'st NA~Ssss