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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-11-16
GOLDSBORO, FEMALE COLLEGE,.

GOLDSBORO' FEMALE COLLEGE.
NHE third Session of this Institution commences We'd
nesday the Bird of January 1855 and ends on the 5rd
of June, 1855.
Dr. MORGAN Gloss, late of Chapel Hill, Prot. OF
Mathematics.
And full corps of Teachers in every branch.
Board, including Washing, Lights Fuel, &c, per -
session, 0 ~ ~
Collegiate Department. Wv w
One hundred dollars will all expenses of the session
in the Collegiate and all ornamental branches
Pupils in primary department charged the usual price for
ornamental branches. One half payable in advance.
Three Lectures scientific subjects will be delivered each
month. .
We making every effort to render the School the
advantages and cheapnes and pledge to reduce prices and
multiply the advantages in proportion to the increase OF pat
ronage When number pupils reaches 200 we shall
able reduce the prices nearly half aiding
u.s. also aiding placing the Of superior education
within the reach Of almost every girl in the State.
thanks for the unexamped support We have nae
and believe it will be continued For further information
apply to the President of the faculty, or myself
VIM. K LANE,
President Stockholders.
Dec lott
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Schools,
SELECT SCHOOL.

r. II. g RA YES, PrlnctpaL
WIS SCHOOL, located in Granville county, n. c.,
about miles south of Clarksvile, Va and 10 miles
south of Tynesyle Depot will be opened on the 18th
of January, 1856
The location has been selected with reference heahu
ness and the high tone of social moral and religious inu-
ence in the community.
by The price of Board and Tuition for Session of 20
weeks is $75, payable in advance The number of Pupils
limited
The Principal having engaged teaching during the
last ~ years and for the most part in connection with
OF the first Institutions in the State is of known
exteut in sections of the State Circulars, how
ever containing references and other particulars may be OBJ
tanned by application to the Principal at Brownsville P O.
Granville, county, n. G..
OctO ber 30 IS55-I4-21n
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THE WILMINGTON MALE AND FEMALE


WILL REOPEN ON MONDAY, October list, at So
w cety Hall The Board of instruction will be the
as last session.
For particulars, school card which will be issued few
days before commencing and which may be found with Mr.
>. Jewett, or Mr.. Whitaker G. w. JEWETT.
Sept 5th. 1853 3lO-It---I-tf
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w. Il. 1ICKOY.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND FOR
w WARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
SOUTH WATER STREET, 6 doors below Market.
Particular attention paid to the sale of Naval Stores
and other produce.
EB- Liberal advances made on consignment.
Wilmington, N. G., Nov. I'd, '53. 9-tf
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j. nj. RORINSON

IMPORTER and Dealer in Hardware, Iron, Stoves
Nails &c, Front-street, doors South of Market Viii
Ininrt0n. y. 9. -lYl
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N. f.. BOURDEAUx,

INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES AND PROVIS-
| IONS, Wilmington, N. C. The subscriber having beer
elected Inspector of Naval Stores and Provisions in the
Town of Wilmington, at the December Term of the County
ourt ofNew Hanover County will give prompt attention
~ all business in that line entrusted to him.
Nnn IShl-IG-tf N Z ROILR DEAIIX.
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LIGHT RUGGIES

HAVE hand several light Bugges with and without
tops of my manufacture, which will sell very
reasonab, terms. Please call and examine.
Feb 8 23-H w. J. CORNWALL.
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yOTICE TO MILL OWNERS AMID OTHERS.


E subscriber has increased his number of workmen OF
the most competent that can be obtained He can com
ete with any Machnis or Architect from North South
He prepared take all jobs in the MachinSt or Architect
nc, viz fitting up Steam Engines, erecting Circular or
Cprgh Saws Foundering Framing, and erecting Water
Mills with Hotchkiss' any wheels in use All his work
will be done the most approved plans He has cores
pondencc with some of the hest Foundres and will furnish
drawings any necessary castings, and have them ordered
the convenient place. All who want work
done in the above lines would do we'll to give him CALL as
long experience in the business He returns his
sincere for the liberal patronage he has received
Address D. Is. JOfN0ON,
Machinist and Architect,
Pollocksville Jones Co.. n. G.
, ~
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CLINTON EEMALE INsTITuTI

CLINTON FEMALE INSTITUTE.
CLINTON, SIMPSON COUNTY, n. c.
THE NEXT SESSION of this Institute will commence
J. on the I'd Monday of September next.
Forparticular Catalogue and Circular, address L.
c. GRAVES A. M Principal the Secretary of the Trus-
tees. H. A. BIZZELL,
July 27.-47-tfJ Secy. of Board of Trustees.
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THOS. b. CARR, Nj. ID. ID. ID. :.

IhAN IIOHL IdoU ItH
kSSS&Ez@@A years, charges for
CIfYYT 10 or less artificial teeth fine gold plate.
each, 90
An entire set of teeth on fine gold plate, $50 90
Ditto on gold, with artificial gums $50 90
Ditto on Platna plate. with artificial gums, l5O 90
Upper or under ditto, each, IS 90
natural, 90
4 fine gold filing, uarrantcd permanent, 90
Do. and destroying the nerve, So to 5 90
Extracting d tooth, 90 cts. to l 90
dentirices and tooth brushes always hand Every
operation warranted to give entire satisfaction Teeth in
serted after the extraction of the angs and
modelled after the gums have shrunken without additional
charge.
Office on Market-st., , doors below the Church.
Wilmington, n. G, April 9th, 1881 loS Il" 21tf
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.IOSEEH l.. KEEN

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, respectfully informs
the public that he prepared to take contracts in his
line Of business He keeps constantly hand, LIME, CE
Eyr PLASTER PLAsTERING HAIR, Philadelphia Press BRICK
FIRE BRICK.
y. B. 80 Dislers of Turpentine,-he is prepared to
but up Stills at the shortest notice May 2O-37-lY
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WILLIANI M. LIPPITtT

XTTHOLESALE and Retail Druggist and Dealer in
w Paints Oils, Dye Suts, Window Glass Garden Seeds
Perumery, Patent Medicines &C. &c. Of Front and
Narkestreets, Immediately opposite SHAw's old stand, Viii
uinZton, \. G. )
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$. NJ. WEST,
UCTIONEER and Commission Merchant,
A 2ig-tf Wilmington n =.
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" JAS. c. SMITH & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, have removed their of
L fee to second story of the building formerly
pied by Telegraph Company where they prepared
attend to all business in the Commission line.
All business entrusted to them will be puctuay attended
to. [Jan. 20, 1854.
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Professional and Business Cards.

CO-PARTNERSHIPN NOTICE.
/, X ID. DuPRE, Wholesale and Retail Druggists
!. AND APoTHEcARIEs, Wilmington n c.
May 9Th, 1853 3o-u
G DrPRE. d. DUPRE,
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SAMUEL HANCOCK,
JEFFERSON HANCOCK
Il. w. FLOURNOY,
de l9-2aw&ctd Commissioners
de l9-2aW&ctd
NJ Al ABLE MD IN CHESTER.
EIELD. For SALE.-Rx virtue of q decree of

" AL Bill LAND IN CHESTER.
FIELD. FOR SALE.--By virtue of decree of
the Circuit Court of Chesterfield pronounced at the
last term, will offer for sale FRIDAY, the IIth
day of January next, it fair. tharsri 100 .Aonrxt
day, the iure residence of T. Fl. Brooks decd or
part of the land near by, all of the Real Es
tate of said Brooks Except the homestead which has
been assigned Mrs Brooks as her dower consisting
of the following parcels:
The Log Castle tract, lying on Swift Creek and
Tomahawk containing sos acres including the add.
tons made to it from VIM. g. Elan and Others
large proportion of this tract probably onethrd or
more, consists of low grounds of very fine quality
and well drained. part of the swamp, and also Of
the upland, is still in original woods and there ia
dweinghouse on this tract but large barn and other
may be deemed best on the day.
The tract, formerly Elletts containing IS acres on
the Hundred road by Tomahawk Church, adjoining
nearly adjoining the above, with public road
from to the other. On this is small DIV cling and
other houses, with orchard and well of good water
aifording q convenient site for q resdence. These
two tracts, together would make valuable planta
ton.
The neighborhood is healthy and good; the distance
lie Is Is miles of Richmond ii from the Court
house. and about four from the Midlothian Station, on
the Richmond and Danvlle Railroad.
One of Mr.. Brooks will show the premises to
any wishing to buy. .1
TERMs--A liberal credit for the greater part of the
purchase money, secured by bonds with security and
lien on the land. r. w. FLOURNOY
de 2O-d2aw&ctds COMMIT
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MRS. DIR. AIlNOik's SCHOlJI.. .-N,,
W. lEEEERSON MINOR resnectfullx infnrn

M RS. DIR. MlNOk'S SCHOOL. .-.nr..
lsI JEFFERSON MINOR respectfully informs
her friends old patrons and the public, that she has
removed from Midway, Essex county. TO Richmond.
She Will on the 7th January next, open limited and
select Boarding and Day School. She has taken the
new, elegant and spacious mansion Grace ST. op-
posite the Centenary Church. Miss ADA BYRON
MINOR viii preside. aided by competent TEACHERS in
every department. Mrs Minor and Miss Ada Byron
intend their School to afford the means not only OF
thorough course of substantial instruction in Eng
ish and the Languages but also of all those different
accomplishments necessary finished female educa-
kiou.
Particular attention win be paid to the name rs
and morals of the young ladies all times and deep
interest taken in their advancement.
The School Will commence on the 18th January and
close on the 18th July.
TERMS WILL BE MODERATE,
For particulars apply by letter, or in person. Mrs
Minor considers that her long experience of I6 wears
in the successful training OF young ladies' together
with the extensive patronage she received at Mid
way, renders any further reference unnecessary
Boarders will be charged from the time of entrance
to the end of session. Day Scholars by the quarter
In the event of sickness every attention will be pad
and DR.. Minor will render professional services free
of charge. Mrs. JEFFERSON MINOR
de 25-l2t Miss ADA BYRON MINOR
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r,,,,,ny IayIor g Wiillanas.
BY Goddin & Apper1on.
lUO ooN WHlT w o hAN W ~ HENRICO

100 a aS q no OF LAND IN HENRIco
AT p sI,c oM MHl Tl.,, OAK SWAMP, FOR stLE
day OF January, 1856, in front of Hsnrieo Coun,u
Court House, at IL O'clock NJ 100 acre. Of nas
, ,had N Hen,co on White Oak swamp, belonging to
II adjoins the lands of Mr. Goodman and o.h.r,
TERMs-One-thiid CASH balance at and Inon,,.
m notes interest added and title retained
de % GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN. Auct.
HES EEhEiEl4D LAND FOX SALE
- By virtue of three several DEGREES of Chester.
sale at Chesterfield Court House, on MONDAY the
lith January next, County Court day. the create
part OF the Real Estate of which Benjamin Graves
The dover Tract, containing TBS acres, living on the
south side of Swift Greek, mile from the Cont
House on tins Tract are the buildings, late the res
idence OF Capt Graves, and though present a good
deal out of repair they scale to afford accom-
mediation for large family. The quality of the land
and some Low Grounds on the creek which const,
tutea the boundary for considerable distance The
Glover Hli Railroad passes along the southern Dor.
der afordIng e ready market for wood and timber
aud he distance to Tie watering station at Proctor's
Greek on the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad. il
four miles by good road The situation is healthy.
tie neIghborhood good, and the convenience to the
courthouse, churches, schools physicians mill black.
smiths and Wheei..risht shops and to the Richmond
aud petersburg markets. each about Is miles distant
both by railway and county roads, and to Port Wal
tha by railroad aso presents advantages not often
to be met with.
This tract viii probably be sold in one BODY thou Oh
it Inlay readily be divided ii it be found to SUR ne
views of buyers. =
The other real estate containing about 1909 acres
in the same neighborhood, much OF it adjoining the
dover tract will be offered at the same time in seye-
raj parcels There are no buildings to speak of but
an abundance OF wood land from which but little tim
Der has yet been taken and lying immediately ON tbe
railroad it is valuable that The creek at
tords considerable water power and there is an
dance of slone of good quality.
TERMS Credit of 6, r. IS and "a months, equal in
stalments secured by bonds with good security and
by retainer of title. Cash required to the amount
of expenses only.
Persons wishing to examine the premises are nyi-
ted do So and can obtain the directions
the Court House.
SAMUEL HANCOCK.
JEFFERSON HANCOCK
r. w. FLOURNOY,
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a GREAT CHANCE FOR BAK(:AINS..

A GREAT CHANCE FOR BARGAINS
n Presents for the Christmas and New Years uo-
days can be bought remarkably low at Godsnlit's
Trimming and Fancy Store 205 Broad st. Will open
this morning, large assortment of Cambria Lawn
be excelled either III beauty price; Infants Waists
Cambria and Swiss Bands; inside Capcs; white Kid
Gloves at SIC worth 81 cts woollen Hoods Fascina-
handsome embroidered Handkerchief from 25c
to the nest grass linen do at S7 aud 80 worth dou
BILE the money: children's woolen Goats; Leggings
Jet Bracelets and Necklaces; Port Mopnaies; Lock
cts aud nany other fancy goods be off cheap at
GOLDShiIrS
Trimming and Fancy Store,
de "A 2o5 Hroad street.
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by Larus IL shin

SALE AT AUCTION OF MULES, WA.
y CONS, HORSES, HARNESS, STABLE AND
FIxTURES-Havibg concluded to discontinue the
Teaning business we shall sell at auction. ON WE'D
NESDAY the I'd of January. 1856, at our Stable. on
Plat street between Main aud Cary sts commencing
at no o'clock our entire stock of Mules, about 40 in
number most of them young, and all sound and well
broke.
ALSO Horses, together with the Wagons, Har-
ness &C., used in the business.
At the same time the Stable, Fixtures and enclo-
sures will be sold the to be removed within 6O
DAYS. :,
TERMS OF SALE-Sums under $780, cash that
amount and over months credit interest added for
approved endorsed negotiable notes.
TOMPKINS 4 ROYSTER.
Sale conducted by LARUs & SHINE, Aucts.
l. "a
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by Lsra. q shine.

Y NIGHT, commencing at Z O'clock, We viii se. a
our store, No. "a Main street. large ASSIGNMENT On
Staple and Fancy Goods, embracing almost svery A.
tcie in the fancy line, and suitable for the city and
country trades e .. - :
ALSO-Wil be offered an extensive stock Of Ens.
hsh Gold Patent Lever Watches; Gold Ankcrs ana
Cylinders Patent Silver Levers, Anchors and Cyl.
inders. s-s ls-'-s
ALSO-A splendid lot of Gold Plated Watches Of
all styles together with large stock Of Double Barrel
Guns Pistols, &c, &c. - =
Country Merchants would do well to attend these
sales, great bargains may be expected. Good
warranted to be a. represented.
oc s-h LARtS SHINE. Auess.
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WOOD, WOOD..-Ihe subscribers keen
w constantly hand fine supply of both PINE
and OAK WOOD. Terms 81 so and $500 --=---.
Yard at Myers Bridge, southside Canal, opposite
c. WalthalFs Lumber Yard.
de 2O-dlm* CARTWRIGHT l. WOoDSON.
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BY Pulliam Il Davis, AuctiOneers.
VTRUSTEE'S SALE.-On TUESDAY, the
i LIST January, 1856, will sell at the store ON Man
street occupied by Turner Atkinson, by order
Of the Trustee, all the stock Of Coufeconaries Glass
Jars Pickles. Toys, Show Cases. &c. Also, the dover
interest of Mrs. Frances Bailey in a Negro Girl
named Mary. Sale to commence at II O'Clock.
TEkMs-Cash. D. NJ. PULLIAM Trustee.
PULLIAM DAVIS. Auctioneers. do 27---tds
MICROBES FOX HIRE.-We will hire,
the lst day of January, 1856, in front Of Henrco
County Court House, from sixty to seventy Negroes,
belonging to sundry estates in our hands
THOMAS w. BOSWELL,
de T-5t PHILIP b. JONES.
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SO 1nlg DAT. - -
ss - Larss q 80 ''.s =. =.
Tkk3Sss 55 oss! .Sfzz T e 9. 3gLe Racg-
ns aactsne, On Ceanca Ohambw m - JS7E17T
- - ~. eomDspeing e 10 oselrek 49,
aock O. TIE Hichrnond 0mnibue IAne ess,i.es-- ~
- o. On9ooors, . Hosouo Ha511u1 T7SSfs--sStsS
A1ns ssnnee ssxesfss, 4ss ke.s sRssz
4shMs - Mie.E So - - ~ $50 sa.fs4F
~ order Of the sTrsstss- ss4ss 81 sass 80
!. .. sHsZ LA1u0 4 SHINE
= sssg< ~ ~ seF-g 4no1fnunorn
fQsTfONEhENT.--1he sAsvs - a - -
nus Line haa been postpoasd - eooeuesr.ss - ~.
insiemensY Of tbs weather. = tsRs - ~
~ on =. g - seloeks e 0sors xssts =.
pace without regard % wssfher
-ee = LARUS { SHINE. 49,
PgHLIC HIRING on NKGK6ES-Vx
49, 1sed, Tor the yeaT next snsuina lnsf .
;a;.;n n Hanover county, THE farm $3.50 a.
y.At -. 0eol w. Dosweli1 10 fhe hjekest 49,
"a fsss ie eoet1aas SATURDAY BECIHIER
= Io'as uP"sIds Of THIRTY NEGR0EQ ee~-sSsS.s
OF Men women, boys and sirl. aonns - 49, -
Farm hands - so.ss - esssrss
They viii be hired to renasn In a.. -
fsrm hands and house servants a. they NJ ~ -
easfomed; and NONE or THEM WILL a n,rvn -
LABOR ON fusLie WORKS, or in occupations 1900
cred dangerous.
Bond with approved security win BE- fsquir,a IN
every instance. B. w HTCHARDSON
de S-tds* Ex'or Of Mn Judifh surifh ae~,S
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DUBLIC SALE OF STOCK IN vIR.
GINA CENTRAL RAILRoAD-Pursuant TO
authority in us vested by McCurdy Vowles, late
contractors upon sections No IS and 81 Of the Vr-
ginia Central Railroad we will offer public sale to
the highest bidder for cash at the office of Goddn
Apperson, Auctioneers in the city of Richmond, on
the 3rd day of Dece nber, 1855 at IL o'clock, A. NJ
all of the STOCK and SHARES OF STOCK, in the
Virginia Central Railroad Company, to which the
said McCurdy and Vowles became entitled under the
contract with said Company for the construction OF
- STERR1Tf BELL.
Agents and Trustees for McCurdy yowles, &c
ELECTROMAGNETIC above sale 10 postponed
until the 18th of February, 1856. de 8-tds
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- BY Thomas w. kccsee, - =
tofice with Geo. J. Sumner. No. 20 Pearl r.,

FAMILY HORSE, AND TOP BUfstsy
- AND HARNESS, FOR SALE AT AuCTION.
VIII be sold on SATURDAY MORNING. the 2stb
iot near the Gas Works. very fine Bay Mare, six
years Old warranted sound, perfectly kind and gentle
ID harness; she 10 also good saddle mare One Ton
Buggy and Harness, nearly new and in good order
ALSo-Severai saddle and harness Horsesl
do n THO w KEEaTET s..koe
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/ 600, 900 :sI.s, In store and ''f
He. @. ZIMMERMAN,
- 2aLSm I,uuoytar No III Broad 1t.

A classical AND SCIENTIFIC
"A SCHOOL will be opened by the suhscrlher on
the first day Of March next in the city of Richmond
Its object will be the preparation Of youth for the in
termedate and senior classes at the University.
For testimonials of his and ability az an IN
Chairman Of the Faculty. Or. VIM. ii. McGnhes r..
No. Phila. DR.. Gessner Harrison, Pr An: Larg. Uni
yersity of Va: Rev. WIN, s. White, d. d., Lexing-
ton; Rev Moses Hoge, d. D., Richmond; and the TINS
tees OF the old Richmond Academy.
The fees win be-: For Ancient Languages and Ma
themstcs per session, S60 or for the short term,
from March to July &666.
English branches will not be neglected.
The French language will be taught by an experi'
enced and accomplished French gentleman. u the or
binary fee Of <20pcr session, or so per term
Fees payable d the cou,mencemsnf 81 each term.
de- 94-2awtIMarch CHA8. y. STRAW
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EVRNITURK, DIZZY COODek aTse

EyKNITCkE, DkY GOOD6 6H0R13
4 HATS, &c.-Win be sold ct auction- On aITIT1,
OAf, Dec 18th at 10 o'clock, large and ssnerel =
soItment Household and Kitchen Furniture Shoee -
Hats and Crocksry. fss sAess,
sAaDDiTIoNAL..-io bbls Maekersl; bbL. Picked
SSaInon; . obis Auilets, in fine order; boxes C
Brandy, vintage ls4s; 5 boxes Raw RIM. "a ~ :.
kaisins; boxes Prunes 20 boxes Sardiues Sooo 81.
de % 49, =
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H0HsES, MULES, BUGGY, 6c.-WIlI
= De sold az auction, at the horse lot. on SATuR
DAI Dec, zgh, at 10 O'Clock several fine eeddis
I-e s and Mules; sup. Buggy and Harness. Gc
ue 20 ALEX. MOTT. Auef
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BY Alexander MOI

ny <AItxWnOff NOl1s q
MIGHT SALES.--WATCHKS, JEWEL
MING, commencing ut u O'Clock, large lot on
Watches, Jewelry, PENS Pencils &c 49,
ALSO-A general assortment of Fancy Article.
Cutlery, Dry Goods, Clothing Segars &c
no l6 ss-ss.gcss ALEX MOTT Aucf
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SALE OF XAkq l,,a r

i BUILDING LOTS ON UNION HILL, AT
AUCTION--Wiil be sold. at public auction on the
pre misses on WEDNESDAY, the I'd day OF january
is6 gt 81 o'clock valuable Building Lots, bounded
IA follows fronting ON 27fh 2ath,O and r. streets
said Lots were purchased by Wm. A. Wright, OF Tay-
Tor Williams, Aucts.
ALSO-Thst other Lot, fronting II feet on the West
side Of 18th street, between Marshall and Leigh sts-
and opposite the residence of r. v. Sutton. Jr. A
more accurate description viii be given day of sale
By order ofthe Trustee -
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IL SATURDAY, 18th inst, at the horSe iot :, 10 ~
O'clock, several Saddle and Harness Horses snd one
ra an so wagon. Z. B. COOK & Co,
uc 20 Aurfionas~.
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SELLING OFF CHEAP TO REDUCE
- ST0Ck.-CHRISTMASG GIFTS Beautiful Pa
ris Flower Vases cut and lowered; elegant inlaid
Odor Boxes, perfume cases; Pearl Port Monnaies;
Turkey Morocco and Shell do; rich carved PaIian Gard
Baskets; truly elegant Cologne aud rich Bohemian
Toilet Bottles glass; Cologne in large and assorted
size bottles: superior Tortoise Shell and India Rubber
dressing toilet and pocket Coubs elegant Paris Hair
German and French Ponades for the hair; Otto of
Roses III gilt viels Cigar Gases and Cigar Stands Ala
baster Baskets; Watch Stands; Wax Flowers; Liquor
Cases. with gilt bottles and glasses complete; Liquor
flasks for hunters and travellers assorted with many
other styles Of beautiful imported goods which will
be sold OBJ at prices to suit the times.
BENNETT & BEERS
de24 Druggists
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nUPONT5s FOW6Ek-A cargo just 70
d a IS ana 'o' II. EDWIN woRTHAM co.

70 FAITHFUL MOTTO g UPS; elegant
ID Coogne Bottles; Watch Stands Gard Bsskets;
China ynsss; China Figures; Cigar Stands and Curs
and Sanctu with and without NOTICES. for sale By
do "a ZIMMERMAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-29

OFFICE VA. CENTRAL X. X. CO,}
RICHMOND Dec. 10Th, 1855. !
of Coupon Bonds of
y the Virginia Central Railroad Company, with
interest, payable in New York. hereby informed
that the interest which will be due LIST January will
be paid the Union Bank of New York. or ut lie of
fee of the Company in Richmond. When paid at the
latter place. the current rate OF exchange will be add
ed. J. GARRETT
de N-- dtlJan f Treasurer.