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WANTED TO HIRE-Two strong and
w active Negro Men of good character, to work
in our store. EDWIN WORKMAN CO.
ia
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AIDES FRENCH CORSETS.-We
~ have one hundred pairs of those French Corsets
on hand which we are closing out at the low price of
81 so per pair. Als,, 10 dozen white and colored
Quilted Skirts at 81 each. HART MOSES,
ia l8 63 Main ct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-29
A BIOLOGICAL INSTITUTE IN NEW
YORK.

Scarcely had we ar nounced as q rumor that the
great BaInum had given up his thousand and one
speculations and decided to conne bis attentions to
the American Museum, when we found the joviai face
of the iustriops Snowman looming up from the In
choste 70 nation Of lew and magnificent metropolt-
tan institution-one which, il perfected viii be a
fitting monument of the restless enterprise Of one Of
the most remarkable specimens of Yankee hum snity
that ever whitfield himsef into fame and fortune.
II ,hat since the departure Of the Night
ingse, BsIDum has devoted bis spare moments t. the
elaboration Of an for the establishment in this City
Of a grand Geological Ins'itu'e which should he
worthy of the age, the City ADD the man. For this
pu,pose be has sought all the light Of foreign and home
observation, ard consulted al authorities rom the
Ark to the Jardin des Plantes and the result is de-
termination at once TO set tie wheels in motion. He
has secured ample ground-room on gay above
Blocker street, ard the plans for the buildings are
already drawn, go that we may anticipsts an eRly
commencement of the work. Beside the Geological
Institute, or Gardens, he will also have extensive
equestrian establishment, capable Of producing the
most enlarged and complicated pieces, with horses,
el. ph.n,s camels and such heavy actors This por-
ton Of the copcen will doubtless ecpe the celebrated
Asteys of London, or the Hippodrome Of Paris. We
believe Mr.. Barnum will also include Ia the same
least 60 construct the Smphitheater that it may be
easily prepared fJr the representation OF Legitimate
drama ard opera.
The Zo6c gical IDs ue, the frat Of the kind in tho
country, will be stocked with all the rare and won
derrul animals that Yankee Ingenuity and unlimited
resources can procure and cannot fail to become not
only profitable to the proprietor bat most valuable
ard important feature to the city. Already men are
engaged in various pats Of the word in securing
specimens TO be sent forward as soon as the neces-
sary accommodations are prepared.
In order to crowd this enterprise forward without
be interference Of other business, Mr.. Bsrnum has
sold the American Museum col ection to John Green
wood and Henry d. Butler, who will continue to in
struct and entertain the people at that awayS popular
establishment Mr. Greenwood has for ieversl years
been the manager and has given general satisfaction
end Mr. Butler is also practic dly familiar with the
business There cen be no doubt that they will long
retain tie good will and seizure the attendance OF the
public.
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PUBLIC MEETING AT WESTON.

From Tie Wess0n RepYytey. Nov Is. =,
public etting of the Cit zers Of Weeton WIS ned
in hi. city las, Mons sy eveOiOg az O'Clock, to take
into coIsic alton the dispute gotg on between aye
CITY and Pork VILE g-ospg cot OF the return Of VIZ.
PAX 10 latter place. The attention OF our reGSes
is called to the resolutions ana pr0ceedlngs, 20 os
found 10 another column. They speak Tor lhem'
selves and afford evidence il iadsed Il were neces-
sery that ibe citizens OF Weston are sound end s<
.L upon the subject Of Slavery and true 70 the Con,
stnu'ion and tie laws Those r--oluiens were P4sed
by scclsmsiioD- only few dissenting vo.ses- iae
meeting ives large; great many came 10 from piate
City; tndefcate tbs least OF ~ We nope hey
cane sith good I'M entiots.
Mr.. James N. BurEs explained the obieet OF the
meeting in 6 speech of much beauty ana eisqusnce,
Al the rap,urous app suss that his well tucned
and psto,c septspces sho we'd inst be touched cord
N the human heart that vOrsed not to toe sordt and
vicious, bat TO the higher and nobtr impulses OF ha-
man .ture. He sdyerted 10 the Circumstance thst
portion Of the people of this country were in arms and
difine On upon an excited tide to IN ecinai coluion
He ADJ eaIed to Q commoo brotherhood and Q common
destiny which bound the people Of this county To-
esther, and ssksd IN toHss yhka senk deep INTO me
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CHARLEY QUINN, THE PANEL THIEF

Charley Quinn Of he most notorious panel thieves
Ia America according TO present appearanccsies on MS
death bed in the Nes-YoIk Hospital, from the effects
of the stabs be received in the abdomen on Tuesday
night with knife, said to have been In tbs hands Of
John Abbott, an English specule.or. Abbott had
b.en decoyed into QuiDns place, No. 40 Thomas
street, by colored woman, ard while there robbed
Of about tao in gold, no doubt by Quinn, who was
seen in the room by Abbott. The latter pursued
Qainn down stairs and overlook him on the corner Of
Wet ard Harrison streets, where an alteration en-
sued, during which quite crowd collected, and be-
fore Quinn received four terrible stsbe in
TIE abcomtp. BE rowi lies in very critical eondhion'
the attending physician thinking II impossible 'of
him TO recover Abbott was arrested BY Ohioe May
nard Of the Fifth Ward, and taken to the Tomb'-
Justice Connolly locked him up in default Of o. 900
bail. The accused positively denies having stabbed
Quinn, the psael tbieG sh'uid Qdinn one no 'ee,'
viii be ,bed over his loss by the Police department
Du,ipa his infamous cHeer he has stolen his thou
sands BIZ mesrs Of the panel process.
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"WEDNESDAY, Nov. Esp. N.

"WEDNESDAY, Nov. Esp. m.
Tie Stock market had downward tendency at the
morning Board, but not so marked as yesterday. The
TRANSACTIONS not very large, and sellers did not
press the market as yesterday At the second Board
tie decline brought in some buyer, and reaction
took place in most descriptions. Erie, which sold at
4e3 In tho street advanced 10 80, seller thirty but al
terwd receded to 49l. The receipts continue large,
and still look like reaching $500 900 this month. Red
ding sold low Ell but closed at s9l Sesl n z.
Central at OIL at the second Board. Tbs
business Of this road is also large. Harlem
sold at III, and Hudson River at 80. Western
railroads sympsthize with the do onward tendency Of
of the market but we're also rmer at the Close Cam
berIand improved v cent Nicaragua was qries
and rather heavy. Delaware sold at l2s for small
lot. Pennsylvania Coal 99l. The sales Of Railroad
Bonds were $50 goo, Of which about $40 900 were
Illinois c. ntraI, which recovered v cent from ths
lowest point Of the morning. sse ocks are steady,
Virginia sold 1t Sc; Tennessee, 9ii Indiana IS,
Oh, &c.
The tone Of she Exchange market at the close Was
as We stated yesterday; yhere w@ fair amount
offering. Sterling at 7Iasl with 81 asked BY soma
drawers. Francs 5.25a520.
To Liverpool l5 900 bush Grain we're engaged ct ED
Cd; 1000 bbls -four, 2s; 1000 bales Cotton, SGD
To London 100 tuns Oh Cake, 4OI; Flsar, n. To
Glasgow, 300 ,bls. -Four, 3Ie.
The business OF the Sab Treasury was: Paid,
g., 5l6, 1876 OIL; received SIS IS; balance, $685.
22i "a; paid for Assay Office, els 49, paid on dh-
bursting checks, 26,57O IS The payments iaciade
81, SOC, 600 transferred 10 Bullion Fund.
The business at the CIeariDg-Hou to-day wS
sic, s5s, OcO.
The money market in stock circles continues active.
q. b<fo,e no,c.d and more than loyal rates has
boon n.d er loans on the fancies The large houses,
bowex.r' ind 10 difficulty in borrowing. Paper Is Ia
nood demsna 1t 10 for frst class, with few names
at y cent. large class Of good paper, however,
sells aslIa12 v cent. The off srings q. bsnk arc
not lslae and hefe institutions assist hair dealers ID
orally. 10 the mercantile circles money Is quite easy.
The parties engaged in organizing The Pax Bnk
propose, we understand, TO mako The capital two
mi lions Of dolars and consider million a. already
epssged. There has, however, been no regular ofgsni-
zstion.
The adjourned meeting Of the stockholders Of he
ew-Hsven Railroad Company win DO held on tie
4,h pre ximo at New-Hsven. This meeting should 10
fully attended and pressure should be brought "a
bear upon the Directors which should force them -
make some settlsn cot with the holders Of ss-ssae4
.purous stock. IL The Board cannot DO tadsss9
to make some settlement, then The stsckhsadsss
should make . determined effort 70 nsse 9
Board ct ps1t annual election which w -
90. The present msnassmeat have svsee
decided 10 do nothing 10 arrange The mater end -
pusus a expensive couys Of hhssooa ins'ssa' IL
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DIED

BRAY-cn Friday Nov . Ia HOyt street, Bresalys MARY
r,s .sa, we're st-rcs l. tao csas.ery Of IL. svs.s.s
GILDFR-on Saturday, New. a. At Fu'hirs Lo,s IdssA
JOHN GLIDER, esS formerly ct PhisasPAis, sAs rsss
Phledelpha papers please e'py
GFNrRY-Is AID. marie. vbsuis. co Sunday, Ne. Nr
and connected himself. with the Bsptat ChHsh at tue as
vie 4 Geo,ss Han IL the eo'h y-aI Of her see
The 70 ives snc is0ds of the family respectfully nvest
Gs G ,oss,r en- no scs bon her s reso:s No.
IS S,st,on Her remains viii be taken to Gsses"'
we,tchestsE County papers please copy.
HoRsF0RD sudsssly on sunday Nov . :. The rs1a.s,s
Mas. hfy .aRnssR. VII, Of Prsf i. Hora,sd Of DIR
vsrd Uhysrsity, ssea 81 years
HAZARD-A,Ne~port R. |. on Tuesday Nov p, RlcHAao
aszaId, New-Y5Tk, ases IS yesr'.
MoRRElL-on WEDNESDAY Nov. ~ Of scarlet fever TUNls
a2sss mon,i ' sna i IS t a.9. H'
Relative. bieDa' especially Invited s,te1d b: n
Tbir,, SSH 80. s>veoth avenue.
MaNGAM-Ia ,s, Gig % wsSs,;1Y S9, g, q '''sap-
Fac reryes and hienSs Of tse family are re.es 70 avsS
to .ehd he fonsfs 's,Si S On rsana'y' Nov "a
,pcr,.y Of he lungs MT iSR, EL SLOAN aga 70 yss
he Of s . S'f IL r a.. ,s :.
devoted u.ssrd and an sa etonse fhs Cou,eous ssd
sHELLEY-ID TIL. city Saturday Nov - Mrs ELLENN
Her remains were taken Troy n. Y, for intefmsnt.
CahieIpis papers please copy.
WIGGI On Wednesday Nov "a at Clifton. weehs- tss
J. WILLIAM BRowr youngest s'n OF James and May
virgins, sped me year
The relatives OF the family respec fu iuyt 81 70
the funeral the house Friday atom tbs Sh
int, at 2o'eloek p m.
wILsOH-At Paris France. on "wednesday oa IL. JOHN
r. WILSON, CT the finn Of Palmer, Richardson Co. q
New YoIb. . =. -
BIS funeral will be attended from his late sdence. No tfo
Nplbs,ry street Newark N. j.. Fdisy, Nov 80, o.
oso,t p M His fis snd the feats Of tho family
respectfully invited 10 sttetd
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MARRIED.

BOw-TYsON-Ou Wesns>isy. 18th Nov, W s.. JshHs
Chap-l By the Rev, Or, Bsriss. Will ~ Bo OF Fec
ests,tls H. C., 20 LJCfLLEH rYsJNoftrse 'sy. p
aRoyn-GRIres Ash Csrbo<S.e Pa, % rass ay assn
ma Nov "a AZ the TesldIe- VI G. Gtasa ess ss lbs
Rev Saw ue whsi,y NJ = l. Brown Of essast Sssni,
Pa isl KATE A GRIMM Of ne tanner place
pPEssrR-PlRKI>s On rsssa. Nov q, :. s. rss 49,
Ckufch BY tie Rev. Dr NeviA. VI SfkOS DkN4
10 MIS- o. AIRY p PERKINS. al Of this esJ.
HATCH-SkIsNER-In sOoa fowDhlp Wsester Ceants.
ID~. . sunday De- s. By Clarke Camp eco W. p tAA
L HATCH. srm-sy OF Wisconsin, 70 Mrs tILsNA A.
SkINNkR Of he foTses piace.
ROGEBS-sETxoUR-Is Moatrosc, P-Ip., rassasy
uCrnlrs Nv q b, he Rev. H-nry u srrs Jessse, Mr.
ANDsENS N. ROGERS &C. } Of Waym re, Ssyes
IeGpty, Pa, to Mic MARY ELlZAsEra SEYMOUR q
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RosBED BIT FEAALE.-JoSephine waters, an
ih s nnstee, yeas Of age vu yesterday sne~ea charged
with ss sns gold watch valued st So from osa w CAt
Of No. Ice Twenty It sPpsss thss % Tassdsy
mint .hs met Cl.k in the street, and Invited him 10
ps.y her to hosss Of Lsms Es did So and before be left
v,s robbed CT bic vseb the ss Of the scesssd
tkst for the watch vss found her persoa and
eoveud SIZE Va taken before yses Dssdsss sad esksd
M Sur ua shs ssses hss cszk is his witch spea The
mantle ua ,hs hsy.sS seed " funds, PsvSsdt.
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out " Again Mr. IhrrOt huuresseu tno Snaii
when Shannon turned his head the other way but
the speaker said
al by the order OF this Convention am delega'e
(groans and hisses ard claim the night TO be heard
bisses and groapsl As the friend snd advocate OF
law and order, shall consratu ate myself ana !ne
that sentiment in the Territory lput him out ana
proansl Twas, asyou know, member OF the IO0eks
Convention and am unalteraby attached to the Free
State cause misses and gronts Governor, your
nrs seuce reminds NE Of other days, when, as the
rd-beaIer Of an undivided Democracy, you
stemmed the tide Of political opposition waica threat
ened to subvert cherished principles IN tne ate
from which We both hail. May not venture to invoke
the recol econ of that time, 10 ak from you and the
friends by whom you are now surrounded, patent
hearing OF the cause advocate =
Here, amid much noise and confusion, DR.. String
fellow came forward and desired MIR. Parrot 70
detist, as " the Convention did not wish to hear
Free State man," Here further confusion Oc-
cured, and indeed lasted all the time MIR. Parrot
was speaking, 80 that Only few heard what ne
said That gentleman stepped aside, Iemarking
that he should ind more favorable opportunity,
when Mr.. Geo. W. Perkins having been called oy
some voices, that gentleman rose, addressed the
chair, and was responded to by that funcuoniry'
Perkins spoke rs follows
81 DO not consider il necessary to add much to Whist
has already been sail. l am law and-ofder man,
ard opposed TO mob Law; but have long ere this
sdvoca,ed the necessity Of enforcing the laws passed
Nv the lie gs atue of Kansas Fer the safety OF oar
nonf rty we mus, enforce hem we must enforce thom
Tor The preservation OF our lives against higher law
msrand.rs I ndorse the sentiments OF G,n. I NJ
bcun, spe.ch an had The tongue to be heard to
every limit OF this Union, would proclaim It so hat
cid men now standing upon the brink Of the grave
MIGHT hear il; and would sooner my tongue snood
clesve 10 The roof of my mouth or my right arm be
severed from my body, than silently give oyer our
beautiful country to ruthless Ae0ltionsn- we mss :.
enforce these aws though we resort 70 the force OF
arms. Tust to our rifles and make the blood DO. IS
freely as DO the turbid waters Of the missouri River
that flows along our banks" Cheers eaa anu pro-
| lorged c
Several other gentlemen addressed the Conyen-
ton before its final adjournn ent but no!aiss new
was elected. Judge Lecompte spoke orieny. lie
declined to argue, but would support =" law ana
order" Dr. Stringfellew, Mr. johnson one o.
the prominent actor: in the lyncsing OF fniihP'h
and Others, spoke briefly.
The Convention adjourned this afternoon, after
having passed vote Of thanks to Coy. shannon
for bis services a. President. The addresses a.
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MI 80
" ffrinn 4LE RAND m gTl1Ssswr@.
s,~ rs.sa $500. FUR SALE--By virtse - 4 ~
sst tss,a of Chesterfield promo. I. AZ. q
dsy :, I'm next II fair othsfviss 80 10 LIN
on sosns sss 80 rfsssdenee Of L. H. nrooss 49, AL
tatc az IA ot ,ne land near BY alI on ~ OF
hem 40 stooks terrept tho .a =.
Of the oownoa ru brooks her dowsr consisting
N, Ihe Log Castle tract 1v,o. =. a..
tion. ,s., aiming $40 acres incndrs H. ~ sna
isrs. rs 20 y rom VIM. q. Eam rsd osa ~ aoo,-
more popu.on o. this tract probably oo".,;sa :.
and i, OF low grounds Of yrrr s n'.a OF
fhs nnlI y part of the s,vssnn ara -
. ao sag.sna sfl in original woods spS .L o %
dwcnn ~, =. pine, OF secondary growth Thsrr i. - :
a noase on this tract but lsrrs harn "a ., no
onIoinfs 1t will he sold entire o- 5;,;Ss o,ael
NJ :. ae.insa best on the day. -
81. ans uscs formerly Elletrs containin, f,s =
w e uharea road, by Toms hawk Cin,rc .5,,,.. On
VI neaIIy ADJOINING the above with n n,,.E III
.pn one TO tue other. On this 10 a small d,s ios1
oshef houses with an orchard and ali of snd AND
eHoraing convenient site fer a rcsidsns. TIL,
ton. '"iaaoie pianta'
The neighborhood Is healthy and rood the a;.,.,,.
IS loor ID miles west Of Richmond II from the Com,
house and about four from the Midlothian Static, -
the Richmond and Danvillc Railroad. 'oA' on
one OF Mr.. Brooks sons will show the pre,n;sas :,
any one wishing TO buy ''''' ~
TERhs--A liberal credit for the greater mart of the
purchase money. secured by bonds with security and
lien on the land. R. w FLOITRNCT
de M--d2aw& ctds Ee stHf s (,o,nu,r
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fi5fu1r 67Yrs

MkaIEnF1KEn. L1ND RON sH1.S
seIa ~ mskss Of fhres Atersl detrres of Cheess
sar ~ ocsft ~ the lsSt eerm We shsif ofsr e.
i4sh J. snesssrasld Cosr House, on 81 ONDAY.eis
Pa l OF tbs Real Estate n vh;sh paS ~ fIsMer
"'e g seized. to wit. Sn DsnJs"ih onses
south "a. der e Tract containing 2 acre.. yp. ON tn.
On this Tract are ~" hn;Id, .ro the Court
deal a Tapt dawes snd fon rh - rss,,. .se -.
modation To- tnsy are scale 10 atFord $780,
Ia good. Th.r. !. isTiiy Tho quality Of the land
int. ,h Low Grounds on the crsek ,t 1eo IA nd
CIorer mi ueosrJ for considerable A; stsn.. I'll
der .ordns = resd pss.es along the .outhern bor
sno the distance 70 the vafsr,n wooo and timber
fam IN INC Richmond and Peter.hrr D. rrec,ors
the nesbhoy,sso good road TIE situation is heath,
,u..,,nouse churches. schools ence to the
IA n AND wheelwrisht slops and q, - 1.a, Daek.
hotb i. ,,s markets. each about is nile a.1
thalI BIZ ro;lra. na county roads, and to Port W.
TO be met with. - ' advantages not often
:, nn's tract will probably he sold in o,. Ill
yiews ~ be divided, if it be found 70 sa e,
=; ne otner real estate containin, sh,r. ,ooo
ds .n sane ne;Ehbortoed, much of r. sa ~. acres
raj ps,s.,s WI, be offered at the same Tina ~ .ne
an abundance of wood land from ,To 70 SPEAK Of but
*. mas yer been taken, and living lie q M
ords valuable on that account The rs oJ a
oance OF saone of good guslitv ~ aefs IL an sbun-
TERMS Credit of 6, IL Is and d ,,..,z
stainents secured by bonds with rood I'M equai IN,
oil expenses only. W inc amount
PERSONS wishing to examine the premise. a..
the Court House. e'e'Safy directions al
SAMUEL HANCOCK
JEFFERSON hancock
H. W. FL0URNOY,
uei'-<awSctd Commissioner
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y lsEyR = -
ii 1lM90TRAz6X8 uAl1wx-uonrs =
~ aGsssmssss.ssssI So yss.e.n In ~ 80.
- !. noSseas9 turnlsdsss Ge- se1nGo5eo Win =
s0e g gsohe Suction, ~ We1nasjav - fQA - !
& stsrs Nc ~ Min :s.set - estiss u
Cnesn deed ecnsiseins h paes 81 10 sr6ire 49,
Senfsetonariea Glsa Jan. Preserves hgss5jss. ~.
vines Cgsrs, Fancy Goods Stors Furuifure - ~
HcrIinss Fire Proof Safss Oh5ce rrrniSrrS - =
!, HOUSEHOLD YURNITURE ~ Al a.
Household Furniture, eousisfing 81 Rsssses - -.
grain C.,pesH kuF Velvet fess-a-tstss, Divsss "a
farior Chairs, Gas Chandeiiefx Nance. 49, 49,
Sentre Tables two splendid Pier Miuetn - S,ss
rsinsings one splendid Piano roEfs afssi sni n -
sfsnd, Sofa Sidsbosrds Wardsubss, Bed. DeieSssis
ans beddlns, Csbinefs 0laas anA cruehesy wan. q
Also. one soda Apparatus with fosf Fo.nsstss
! o Use. s''- % go ~ aid
FERNS: All sums over SO. month"; er,d;.. 4,
approved endorsed neeotisbls paper; SO "a 49,
H. M LfPSCOMB, 8. C. n.
sale And O. such Adminiserxfos
SSss sG0neusfed BY LARus & SHINE Aucfn = -
rtIIs nnUED.--The absye sale win g. eo-ss...S
which ,;ns n commencing q 10 oieloek, =
Store Fixtures, DC. viii be cleared ars
M M LtfSCOMB s. c. n
Sale conducted By LARrs SHINE. Xae.. w.
de 70 - AeSss-
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by Thomas w. keesee,
lOfice with Geo. J. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl ST.

EXECUTORS SALE OF TOBACCO
II FACTORY FIXTURES AT AUCTION.---Will
be on sold on FRIDAY Morning next, the 2lst inst,
commencing at II o'clock, on Bank street. between
lth and 18th streets in the upper part of the house
occupied by Mr. l.. l.. Montague, paint shop, all
medium and small size screw Mills. Shapss Pes,
es, large and small Iron Bars Boilers, Stoves, &c.
Terms: All sums under $50 cash; $50 and over
that amount months credit, for approved endorsed
negotiable phper. THOS. w. KEESEE,
de 10 Auctioneer
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cravings VOL folio. antique.
| THE REPUBLICAN COURT; or American Society
in the days Of Washington. q Portraits.
| Beautifully illustrated editions Of
| GOI,DSMITH'S DESERTED VILLAGE.
| CAMPBELI;S PLEASURES OF HOPE.
| GRAY'S ELEGY.
| QUEENS OF ENGLAND By Agnes Strickland.-
| illustrated with Portraits OF the Queens
| FLORAS DICTIONARY. By VIM. Writ VARIOUS
styles.
With great variety Of other Illustrated works
| equally elegant as the above de 18-St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-20
BY Il. b. Cook & Go.
TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF SPL Z N Did
4 Ii 7 u AfIn NM,

Il HOUSEHOLD AND kITCHEN FURNITURE.
Will be sold on THURSDAY, the 9th instant at 10
5h north of Leigh street. all the Furniture contained
in said residence consisting in part of one splendid
Maghogany Wardrobe, Mahogany Sofa, one
tre Dining and Side Tables Oil Pain ings Mahogany
and Cane Seat Chairs; Tete Tete, Mahogany and
Cherry Bedsteads; Looking Glasses, Clocks, Mantle
Ornaments, Bureau, Washstands. Feather Beds Mat
trasses, common Carpets, and large variety of
Cooking Utensils.
At the time. will he RENTED the House
and Lot until September, 1886. Possession given lst
January, 1885. VIM. II. SHORE, Trustee.
Sale conducted by E. B. Cook 4 Co., Aucts.
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