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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-22
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
s. ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
cne Week Later from Europe !!

NEW York, Feb 81 The steamship Battle hal
arrived, with Liverpool advces 10 the 10Th inst,
COMMERCIAL rNrELLrasNcE.
Ltcerpoet, Feb. 9.--The Brokers' Circular quotes
brcadstutls very dull Wheat IL quoted ldaad
over, and Flour 6dals lower. Corn dun nj de
cline Of Cd Richardson, Spence & Co. ouo,e
Waoat ID lower. with sales of new Philadelphia
ba''imore and Ohio at 37s. 3ss Co.ton-the
prices OF last week are barely maintained, owing
10 the prevalenceof easterly winds. Sales on FRI
DAY OF COCO balcs--the marke. closing dull Sugar
Cd. dearcr. Coffee steady Provisions-market
generally inactive at previous prices. Lard steady.
Tallow depressed.
Naval stores steady.
Trade at Manchester far from encouraging.
RECONSTRUCTION o y THE BRITISH CABINET. &c.
In the reconstruction of the British Cabinet. Der
by Landsdoune, Russell and Clarendon. were
successfully sent for by the Queen and all failed
to form Cabinet; when Palmerston was called In.
aad he succeeded
The steamer City of Manchester has been taken
up by the British Government to convey troop, to
the Crimea
AFFAIRS IN THE EAST.
There is nothing important from the Crimea -
Affairs In the vicinity of Sebastopol show no spe-
cal change.
FROM vienna, we learn that the peace conference
has not yet opened
There is report of battle between the Turks
ana Russians on the Danube, In which the Turks
were victorious. There is report also of q hostile
meeting between parties of Russians and Zonares
IN 'he Crmea, and thst four hundred oil the former
were sent prisoners to Constantinople.
sir Charles Napier has made savage speech
against the government
sEcoND DIsPArcHl
queen victoria has issued proclamation forbid
ding her subjects at home or abroad supplying mu
nltions OF war to the enemy or aiding them in any,
manner whatever.
The victory OF the Turks over the Russians on
the Danube is confirmed.
Inc russians made scrtie from SebastopoI on
the 23d, and caused an immense loss to this French.
IL Is said that the Russian army are getting short
OF provisons
Inc french and English armies have been or.
dered TO hold themselves in readiness to commence
an assault upon Sebastopo The plans, it is stated
are all arranged
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We copy the following items from the last number
of the Greenbrier Era:
FROZEN TO DEATH "A negro, belonging to Mr.
miies above Mr. Netherlands mill on Clear Creek
In this county, on the 27th ut.
SCARLET FEvER.-Thie disease prevails fearful v
in the vicinity of Strouds G!ades, Nicholas county
Eleven cssea have proved fatsl-nostly among chill.
dren-three in the family of MI Morgan Andersen
late of this county.
ATTEMPT TO Poison An attempt wes recently
made to administer q dose of arsenic to Mrs Nc.
Chung of Nicholas county. Our correspondent only
ghtens us to the extent that it Twas the work OF
some fend in human shape"
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTUKE DAYS,
BY GODDlN Il APPERs1,H
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS ON GRACE STREET. WfTH1r rssr
r ,ai,m GROUNDS. FOR SALE AT Aiff.ririN 2
VII! 90 sold on FRIDAY, the I'd dsy Of Msrrh tcss
On the prsmtses commencing 1t O'Clock P y ia
,ect OF ground on the South side OF Grace bst.v.s~
alley. s'sA ioV iset 70 an
The above Real Estate Is most beautifully loc.,.a
Tor sentsei private dwelling. 1t 10 enclosed for n
use OF the Fair Grounds and now rents at per
TEnMs -One fourth cash baIauce at 8 a ana O
months for egotshle notes. interest added and jtls
retsined I'll last note il paid The tsxes of ths ns"
sent year to be paid by the purchaser
70 Y GoDDIN APPERSON, Aucts. /.
TWO SMALL TENEMENTS IN Bull
\ LOCK HARRIS ADDITION AND FIVE
LIFTS ON MARSHALL STREET. FOR SALE AT
AuCTiON.-Will be sold on FRIDAY, tho Cd dsy
o, march 1855. on the premises, commencing at Al
O'Clock {. M. small framed Tenemeuts In Bullock
y Hsrrs Addition, In rear Of the residence of Mr.
Massena Beazley - N-''
ALSO, vacant Lots on the North side Of Marshall
street, between Glmer and Gibbon streets opposite
me residence OF Mr.. Edw'd Neidt, each frontipr
ABOUT Sl feet running back $50 feet to an alley
ALso. handsome Lots opposite the above 'front.'
ing ~ feet each by 1861 f.
TERMS - One-fourth cash; balance at s 6 ard q
Tor negotisb'e notes. interest added and title
retained I'll last note Is paid The purchaser to nav
the taxes for the present year. ~
fe q GODDIN APPERsoN, Auct..
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THE DEATH OF Mr., BARToN-The telegraph has
already mentioned the sudden death of the Hon
Cyrus Barton, editor of the Concord IN h Report
er. An extra Of that paper says:
Mr.. B. had been speaking under some excitement.
and, as ne closed, attempted to take little water
from tunbler that stood him, and fatered be.
fore he replaced the tunbler, and was dead in less
than two minutes after he ceased to speak"
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, FEB 10.
During the week the offerings of Beef Cattle have
fallen off from previous weeks, there being only
about 500 head 10 market. They sold at from 10 to
Sl2 per leo lbs the latter price for the best quality
and Calves were in fair demand and seles Is to
S45. in quality. About 400 Hogs were offered and
m 1stly sold, at S6.37a750 per 100 lbs. Sheep and
LsmS were not in great demand, and there is no
change in price from former quotations
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AND

Nv xaIND
COAL property in the county of Henrico for
sale at auction By virtue of decree of the Circuit
Court of the county of Henric., pronounced on the
7th day of November. 1854. in suit of Cottrell and
others Us Cottrell and others, the undsrsgned. az
commissioner will proceed to sell at public aucten
If fair IL not the next fair day. commencing at ii
o'clock, the farm, belonging to the heirs of Will
dred and sixty acres with the improvements thereon,
situated about II miles abovs the City Of Richmond
on Tuckahoe Greet, In the county of Henrico, adj
Joining the property known as the Croueh'f Cesl
property, now owned by DR.. William Trent about
thirty acres containing coal VIII sold separate II
deemed exped,ent on the day Of sale.
TERMs.-One third to be paid In cash and the re.
si6ue in equal instaments Of twelve and eighteen
months, secured by bonds with good security. and
the title retained until all the purchase money IL
paid The title believed to be perfect but selling
as commissioner shall only convey with special
f. isHdzt wit. JOHN W. coTTRELL. ccm'r.
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BY LARUS s. SHINE.
CREEN HoTTsE PLANTS AT ar

KEEN HOUSE PLANTS AT AUG
~ TioN-On FRIDAY, the sd inst at 10 o'clock
we viii sell &C Auction at our store. "a Main street.
splendid lot OF CAMELLIA JAPONICAs, in fun
Plants. SA aouSo
Those who wants Plants to bloom throushout the
winter and Spring. will have a rare opportunity OF
supplying themselves at low prices
The pisnts are from the establishment of Mr. las
Renne " . 90
:. IL the Weather will not admit of the removal OF
the Psnts due notice Of postpone will be given
lie ~ LARITS A. SHINE Att.
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ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED On Monday night
last stranger fell into the water from q wharf on
Light street. Baltimore, and although every effort
was made to him, 1t could not be accomplish.
ed until life was extinct From papers in the pock.
ers it was found that his name was Stepp, suppo sed
to be from Rockingham county, Va An inquest was
held, and verdict of accidental drowning re.
turned
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A LIST OF EXCELLENT BOOKS
"A JUST PUBLISHED For sale BY


JAMES WOoDHOUsE co.
Annual of Scientific Discovery for 1856 A Year
Book Of Facts in Science and Alta 81 IS
Washington Iryine's New Book-Wolferrs Roest.
Ry Washington Irving ! vol-l25
The New Pastoral. By Thomas Buch..an Rad
l vol. 12mo.-100 ~ - :.
The Sons of the Sres; containing the Priuefples
and Progress Of the Know nothings Paper covers,
Sc; cloth. 75c.
Giifl,at's Literary Portraits Third series-i.z5 2
Memoirs OF the Life, Exile and Conversations Of
OF the Emperor Napoleon. By the Count de Las
Gssas; with Portraits and other Illustrations A new
Edition vois-400 49, - = -
Scottish Songs. Ballads and Poems. By How Aims
lie, author OF Tho Ingle side," &c.-l.O0 $,
Fuii froof OF the ministry; Sequel to the Boy
Norton, A. M-75c I577Z'Rs5 SO ~ ~
Slavery in New Light, showing II to be the Ap.
pointment of God, Indispensable to the Ciyiizs.
Unveiee.r-I2c. - 9-s7s9i - 9 s
Beverley's History of virginia; with an Introduce
n by Charles Campbell. VOL 5vo., Ifusrated.--
Fletchsrs Studies on Slavery --260 a6s
The w estminster Review for January sss1 ~
North and South; new Novel; By the Author Of
MARY Barton" &c-S7kc.
Inez; Tale of the Alamo. Dedicated to the Tex
an Patiicts 75c. ssssssss
Harpers Story Books No. S-The Strait Gsta. or
the Rule of Exclusion from Heaven. BY Jacob Az.
bott-25c. -
Documental History.--The St.ts of the rrn,o..
being q complete Documentary History Of the Pub.
Tic Affairs OF the United States Foreign and Domes.
tic. For the year 1854 1 vol 8vo.-20O
The Two.Fold Slavery Of the United States with
rIoJe ct OF Sei-Emancipation. By Msrshall Hall,
M D., F. r. s., &C; with two Maps. London, 1854.
75c.
Follow Jeuus. By the Author Of Come to Je.
sus "-25c. -
Books. JAMES WoODHousE CO.
fl 2I-2t 80
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The Belgian minister at Washington has decline d
to send back the Belgian convcts the expense 81
his government; and the Mayor of New York will
perhaps be under the necessity of forwarding the
emigrents to Antwerp at the expense of the city.
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SWINDLJNG SCHEME

NEW YonK, Feb 20-Letters have been sent from
this city individuals in various parts OF the coun-
try, signed Ferdinand Feuchtwanger, agent of the
Post Office at New York. calling for So tor the pay
ment of charges on valuable packages, which will
on such payment, be forwarded to the proper ad-
dress--The whole thing Is a base swindle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-22

FIRE IN WAsHINGTos.-Ths carpenter shops OF
mesars. Lyles and Robinson, in Washington, were
destroyed by fire last Tuesday night. The hall OF
the Washington Benevolent Society, occupi ed as a
school room, was al SO greatly injured
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

Il JAMES RIVER LAND AT AUCTION.-By
virtue of deed of trust from Edward Maury and
shall as trustee. the 23d day of March, 1855. ii
fair (f not the first fair day thereafter sell on the
premises, the Tract of Land wherein the lste Ed
situated in Goochlaud county, on James River about
16 miles from the city of Richm md. and adjoining
the lands Of Judge John Robertson, John Adkins X.
H. Maury 4 Co. and Others
The Land ia well adapted to the growth Of corn,
wheat and oats. portion of the tract 10 James Ri
yer low grounds, with the James River Canal rum
ming through them.
TERMS made known day of sale.
Selling as Trustee, shall only convey with special
warrsnty.
fe 19-d&c td.* SAMUEL g. DUvAL, Trustee.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF AN ARTIsT.-Mr. L. S. Bihery
artist, residing in PHILADELPHIA was found dead in
his bed On the morning of the 19th inst. He was 9
Hungarian, and ia supposed to have been a nobleman
in his native land.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-22

Hoe STATIsTIcs.-The total number of hogs
packed in Cincinnati up TO the Goth inst was 355 GOO
showi decrease from last year of IS 600 head
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HORRIBLE MURDER IN FRANKLIN COUNTY
The Lynchburg Virginian learns that man named
Joseph Teel, residing in Franklin county, consid-
cred for some time partially deranged, murdered
his wife and child last Saturday They were found
by tho neishbors, the wife with her throat cut
nearly dead and the child with its head split open
entirely dead. The mother survived but a shor,
time. We have notheard whether any arrest has
been made
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-22

a SMALL LOT OF VERY SUPERIOR
IN LIQUOhS--Finest old French and Paseh
Brandies; also, Sherry and Champagne Winss Old
Madeira Wins bottIsd, very superior; Pure cid Pogi
Wine and jamaica Rum
ds9 1A3AET MORRIDe.
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MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTAT

WI IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND. UNDER
DECREE OF COURT, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of the
City of Richmond pronounced on the 18th January,
Clarke, &c the undersigned, Sheriff of the City
of Richmond will proceed to sell at public auction
on the premises, in the order advertised on MON.
DAY. the 26th day of Feb. 1855 if fair iii not the
lowing valuable Real Estate in the city of Rich.
mond, viz:
Those two Brick Tenements at the corner of 18th
and Franklin streets, now in the occupancy of Mr..
Satterwhite, fronting SO feet 18th street. run.
ming back about 60 feet to the line of the Mason's
Also, that valuable half acre Lot No. 1873, at the
corner of Franklin and 26th street, with large
brick dwelling and other buildings thereon, now In
the occupancy of Mr. E. J. Wilson and Others
cant half acre Lot, No. 1S0 at the corner of Grace
and 26th streets.
The foregoing half acre Lots will be divided into
suitable sized Building Lotsa plat of which will be
exhibited at the hour of sac.
TERMs-Onehrd cash; balance in equal install.
ments, at 6 and IL months, for negotiable notes,
Clearing interest from time possession shall be deliv
cred to the purchasers) satisfactorily endorsed and
paid. The taxes and insurance for the present year
THO. w. boswell,
Sheriff of the City of Richmond.
Sale conducted by GoDDrN 4 APPERsoN, Aucts.
fe 5-tds
P. S.-Immediately after the foregoing
sale will be sold that very desirable brick tenement
on Esd street, between Main and Franklin streets,
now in the occupancy of A. w. Taylor, Esq. 1t has
rooms, and is in the most perfect order in every
respect. 1t rents for $500 per annum.
TERMs-One-fifth cash; balance at 5, 6, and IL
months bearing interest; the taxes and Insurance.
for the present year to be paid by the purchaser.
fe1S GODDIN T. APPERSON, Aucts.
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Ner York Markets. Eel 81

Cotton unchang ed-limited business doing. Flour
has advanced &c. to 12c; Southern firm. Corn firm
Port firm, at Sl2.8l for old mess. Beef firm at pre-
vions rates. Lard unchanged. Stocks firm and mo-
ney abundant.
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Saline of the Aflo1tic

Nsw York, Feb. 2l-The Atlantic sailed at noon
Today for Liverpool, with &c passengers and 81 s5
SSS in specie. Among the passengers were Grsi and
Mario who much dissatisfied with this country.
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.

II DOTS, SH OE S AND rATS, AT
- AUCTION.-On FRIDAY, Cd March, We will
sell at 10 O'clock at our auction store
400 cases BOOTS, SHOES, HATS and CAPS,
fresh and seasonable Goods
TERMs-Un6er $780, cash; 800 and over. months
credit, for approved paper
fe 80 DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO. Aucts
BY THOMAS w. KEESEE,
Office with GeorgeJ. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl Street
SCHR. OTTOWA'S SAILS AT AUG
~ TION.-The Sails of the above Schooner. con.
THURSDAY Morning next, 22d inst, at 10 O'Clock.
at Auction. for the benefit of those whom it may
concern. THOMAS W. KEESEE
fe 20-St Auctioneer
POSTPONEMENT.- above sale is
postponed until FRIDAY morning. Esd inst, at 10
O'Clock, at which time it will take place at the Sail
Loft of Mr. Robert Still, at Rockets.
fe % THOS. w. KEESEE. Auct
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Among the patents lately issued, one to jacob
Pierson. of Alexandria, Va, for machine fer manu-
featuring hoops.
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1t Is said that the remarkable Miss Coutts who has
long followed Mario, Is not going to Europe with
him; she will remain in this country for some time
t. come.
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DEATH OF WELL KNOWN CITIzEN-We learn
from the Lynchburg Virginian, tina, Col. VIM. A.
Talbot who was captain of a company in the Vir-
ginia regiment during the Mexican war, died in
that city last Monday night
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
DRAINED HOITSE AND lot AT

= AUCTION We viii sell on MONDAY the
9TH March. that new Framed House and Lot at the
corner of Concord, now Railroad street The house
Ia nearly new, aud is now renting at si2O per an
mum to good tenant The lot fronts thrty.one feet.
and runs back one hundred feet.
After the above, will be sold a lot in rear of the
above property, fronting Concord street and one
fronting thirtyfour feet Valley street. near the
new depot. ~ ~
Terms-One third cash, balance at SIX and twelve
months, with interest added
ed. TAYLOR h WILLIAMS
fe 81 An..;a.ns
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN,
r library SALE AT AUCTION /

library SALE AT AUCTION. An
IL extensive and valuable collection CT Books in
nearly every branch of modern literature, to be sold
on TUESDAY. Feb 9th at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, in the
store under the Exchange Hotel, 14th street, Rich
mond, Va.
Among the books are Life of Lord Herbert Hook.
el's Works, Barrow's Complete Works Tickner's
Spanish Literary Journal of George Fox, Hogarth's
CROMWELL Letters and Speeches, Gibbeu's Apology,
Fosters Essays, Waipoles George the Third, Stones
of Venice, Monstrelers Chronicles, Leighton's
Works, CIarke's Concordance to Shak speare, Works
of Peter Pindar, Bonds Library, 40 vol Boswells
johnson, british Esseyist Vspy's Shakespeare, IA
vol, Boyle's Dictionary, Congressional Globe. Wa
verify, q vols, Queens of England, vols, Cham
ber's Miscellanes and Tracts for the people, Hudi-
bras, kc., &c.
West. fe 17-2awt q
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AND

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AND
MACHINERY AT PRIVATE SALE We of
fer for sale privately, lot of Land in convenient
and veiy improving neighborhood, at corner oftwo
public streets fronting 80 feet and ming back 1872
feet to an alley l6 feet wide improved BY framed
building 50x25 feet, two stories high, used as
carpenter shop, but convertible into two handsome
teneJnents at slight COST
viii also be sold with the above separately as
may be desired, superior Steam Engine, and also
general assortment OF the most approved Machine
the property OF gentleman about to decline the bu
siness
Terms will be made liberal.
Apply to TAYLOR & WILLIAMS,
fe 2I-6t
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Il n1ND O1t kJ1A11I1' On N1OANOA1 IHO
IL 18th of the present month if fair, if not, the
first fair day thereafter. will offer for sale, to the
highest bidder, my tract of land called Lagrange"
in the county of Hanover, lying each side of the
Virginia Central Railroad, five miles above the juno
ton. and containing one hundred aud ninety-t
and one. fourth of There is an ample
supply of timber of the origin growth for rewood
fencing and building purposes, the land. The
dwelling house il three hundred and twenty yards
North of the Railroad, and about quarter of a
and a passage above, and fsur rooms and pas
sage below stairs, with fire place in each room,
and cellar room with brick floor and good fire
in sixty yards of the house and ice house that
keeps Ice remarkably well, about the distance
as the spring The place has been allow ed BY all &C.
quanted with it to be of the handsom est most
healthy and pleasant to be found.
The terms of sale will be-one.haf cash, the bal
ance in nine months; aud possession will 10 given
after the sale, but the title will be retain ed un
til the last payment is made.
fe 17-8tt E. L. NELSON.
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At an election in Alexandria Tuesday, Messrs
c. f. Suite and George II. Robinson were chosen
magistrates.
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AMES d. ELICIT, GENERAL AGENT
to the Odd FellowS Hail. Franklin street. one square
below Exchsnge Hotel, again offers his services to
the public Ia Hiring out Negroes Collecting Clalms,
Renting Honses and buying and selling Produce OF
every description. He Is also prepared 10 receive
o1 stolnFe at very moderate rate any and all kinds
Stnrsge. He also has ample and comfortable Rooms
for the accommodation Of Serynnts while hiripr.
without being exposed In the streets, which by I
dea2
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BY KENT, PAINE & KENT.

BY KENT, PAINE & KENT.
CARGO OF SUGAR AND MOLASSES
~ AT AUCTION.-We will sell on FRIDAY,
the Esd inst commencing at 1tA o'clock, at the
Lower Shed on the Dock, the cargo OF the schr
Connecticut, from Attakapas-
ga bids. SUGAR. ranging from fair to choice
1916 bbls. MOLASSES, choice.
TERMs-Under $780, cash; over 500, four months,
for approved negotsble paper.
CHAS. r WORKMAN A co.
Sale to be conducted By KENT. PAINE KENT,
Aucts. fe Tide
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~ FOR E.--A thoroughbred
6A ION the sire side. IL not on tho darni Saddle
cultural State Fair. In this city tits supposed that
he would have taken the rREMIuM, but Tor mlaman.
ssement on the part of the RIDER. He 10 beautiful
dark bay five years old, and was rsissd by myself In
the county Of James City. He can BE- seen ONLY
few days. at Lee 0yerby's stable, ON franklin
street. 10 this city.
f. 2l--3t. JOHN +. MARTIN.
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The FAMILY CHRISTIAN ALBUM.
THIS Work, which is published Monthly
4 in this city by Mrs. e. p. ELAN il designed fer
a. Family Journal and exclusively devoted to Reli-
gion and the social duties Our much respected ct-
zen Mr.. JESSE READ, has been secured a. gent for
this city; and any communications addressed to him
or the publisher. will be promptly attended to.
Price $3.50, in advance.
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INURNIPS.-200 Bushels superior Nova
Il Scotia TURNIPS; for sale in lots to suit pur.
chasers, by c. T. WORKMAN & co
ia S-tf
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A- LADIES', FAIR.-FOR

49," LADIES FAIR.-FOR
E24 UNION AND CHURCH HILL
Ihe pubiic viii bear in mind that . line Of OMNI-
BUSES will run at NIGHT during the Fair, leaving
coroer of 18th and Broad sts at g. g. and ~ clock
via h, Main and 25.h, ste, direct to the Now NJ T..
Church.
Returning. win leave the Church at 10 o'clock, BY
same route.
Fare 123 cents each way.
The Fair commences to-day, and win continue Sc
veral days.
Omnibuses can be chartered for parties, &C., on
reasonable terms
Il 2l-3ts WIN. A. WRIGHT.
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GHERIFF'S SA L E by virtue of a
~ decree of the Circuit Court of the City OF Rich
mond, pronounced on the 10th February 1885, In che
suit of Schermerho.n Schermerhorn &c, will
expose TO sale at public auction to the highest bid
der, on TUESDAY. the 9th February, 1855, on the
premises of John Z. Kelly, Brooke Ayepue between
A NJ, 8testn Engine.
Terms OF sale Upon o credit of sixty days, the
purchaser executing egotiable note with good
endoTser. THOS. w. BOSWELL, 8. c. B.
fe i6-td