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BY LARUs 1 SHINE.
DAMAGED DRY GOODS AT Arrr,-

- TIUN.-Un WEDNESDAY MORNING a.
u O'CLOCK we will sell at auction In our LARGE s.ss
ct Blankets. Oznaburgs Cottons, Cambrics, Csiicos
Shawls, Gloves, DC &C., to be sold for ana on 80
count of whom it may concern
Also. tour cases Of Fancy Goods just received psr
steamer to be sold by order of Trustees cousiutins
10 part of 800 eroce of Buttons Of different kinds
es, Hair Brushes, fine Ivory Combs BraziIlian snd
tnglish Horn do,Colognes Extracts Hair Ola Scans.
Lilly White, Pink Balls, together with lsrre 4.
adyertisement. The whole to be sold without re.
.erye to close consignment The attention Of the
trade il respectfully invited to attend
10 LARUS SHINE, Aucts.
ADDITtONAL-Willb be added to the above ssIs
t THIS MORNING, box of Dry Goods, dsmsg ed on
River, for the benefit of all concerned
By order of the Port Wardens
ia LARUS d SHINE, Aucts
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BY TAYLOR { WILLIAMS.
VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT

VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT
~. On FRANKLIN STREET AND LOCUST
January, at 81 O'clock, r. M upon the prerlnises will
De sold tnat Brick Tenement and Lot at the south.
east corner OF franklin street and Locust alley now
occupied by Mrs. Bailey az Boarding House Itu
central location and good arrangement renders the
property desirable residence for persons eseed
in busin ess in the neghborhood.
TERMS: One-fourth cash, balance at 4, and ~
months with interest added and secured by q trust
deed Taxes for the present year to be paid BY the
purchaser. - Wv
jag TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
A LOT ON WALL STREET-After
IA the above, will be sold Lot of so fat front
on the east aide of Wall street. next to Sam Rseses
Jail running back about 165 feet to Shockoe Creek
Terms favorable to the purchaser
Ja lS TAYLOR WILLIAMS. Aucts
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
CLOTHING, DRY GOODS. BOOTS

GLOTHING, DRY GOODS, BOOTS,
~ SHOES, HATS AND CAPS AT AUCTION -
On WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, commencing at II
o'clock a: 1 will sell at Auction desirable lot of
CLOTHING, consistins of Cloth Dress and Frock
Coats heavy Cassinet do Over-Coats; Cashmere and
Cassinet Pants Siik and Satin Vests large lot Of
neavy keIsey Coats; black, white and mixed Hose
and haf-Hose; 6uspenders, 10.
ALSO-Fancy Cassimeres; bleached and yellow
cottonG Calicoes; Blankets; Cravsts Silk and Cot
ton lIdkfs Shawls. &c
Of all qualities
HATS AND CAPS.-10 cases Hats and CAPS
among which will be found lot of handsome Fut
Silk and Plush Caps, DC. r. CAUTHOAN,
jazz Auctioneer.
CARPETS, PIANO.-Will be added to
my sale this morning, large and excellent Carpets
and secondhand Piano, In good order.
JAZZ Il. -CAUTHORN, Auot.
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

MONDAY Noon, Jan. Is There Is an increased
baoyancy of feeling in the market money contin-
ues easy. ard further favorable report of the Bank
statement, which it IL anticipated win show an in
crease both in Loans and Discounts. and in specie
there 10 opsiderable diminution In the amount of
paper offering st the note brokers; and first class
dorsefnents may be obtained at 10 per cent, and
prime single names at IL per cent
Foreign Exchange has improved and there hiss
been good business done for bills London at 1903
60 days.
Virginia stocks sold at s3l a93!. There was little
too much excitement in the morning. Stocks jump
ed too rapidly, and the afternoon closed more heavy
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massachusetts LegiSldture-PrOceedines
about ElecLiuo N Senntn,.

about Electing a Senator.
BosToN, Jan. l6th-The minority in the Lower
House of the Legislature have been attempting to
defeat the election of Senator by motions to ad.
journ, calling the yeas and nays, and other modes
of obstructing business. The Senate, however.
have determined to postpone the election to the 31st
inst, and it is supposed the House will agree
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DOTS, SHOES AND HATS, AT
N y Auction On FRIDAY Feb ID WE will sell
BY dODDIN l. APPERSON,
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUs]

~ AND LOT ON CATHARINE ST IN Ora.
HAMS ADDITION, NEAR THE CITY OF RICH.
MOND.-As. Commissioner appointed by decree OF
Henrico County Court, made on the 1st Jan, 1855
in the case of tCharies against Crumo. &c ), sbaIi
sell at public anction, the premises, on THURS.
DAY the 25th day of January, 1885, at the hour of
O'Clock M, ,he real estate in the bill mentioned
consisting of House aud Lot the South side OF
Catharine street, of which Mrs e. M. CIump died
seized, and near the residence of Mr.. John B. Val
entine.
TERMs-One third cash: balance at and II months,
for bonds with good security, and title retained till
last bond shall be paid and directed BY
the Court. w. GODDIN Com,r
Sale conducted by GoDDTN APpERsoN, Aucts
ia 12-dtd
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New YORK MARKET, Jan. 16.- Cotton has an CD
ward tendency. Flour is trifls lower; good Obi
Sc S70e9 50; Southern S90S9 81. Corn has dowr
ward tendency. Port do. and dull. Beef unchap "a
and in moderate demand
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rONSTABLE'S SALE.-WiIi be soIt

rONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will be sold
~ for cash. at the Wall street Hotel, ON FRIDAY,
the f9th day Of January, 1855, at 10 O'clock A. n
one Negro Woman named Maria, about 40 years old;
and one Negro Girl named 0ecrgeena about years
the said Hotel, consisting in part OF % Beds and
Mattresses and Bedstesds; several Bureaus large
lot Of Chairs several Stoves ell the Bsr fixfnree
distress warrant In the High Constabie's hands. u
favor of r. Griffin W. r. e. QuaHes.
ALFRED LEWELLEN 9. O.
a il Is-4s ForJAs. r. Tyler 4. &C. X
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BY ELIAS HALE,
(Auctioneer and Commission Merchant,)
No. log Main street

GREAT SALE OF RARE AND VA
" LUABLE BOOKS AT AUCTION, ON WE'D
SEsDAY EVENING, Jan. 10th, at o'clock, and
continue every evening through the week
Guiding. History Poetical, School, Classical, Law,
Medical, &c. &C.
Also large Miscellaneous assortment Of Gift
Books, Prayer Books, Blank Books, Agricultural
Works, some so different authors; Albums Annuais,
md Holiday Presents for 1855, Diaries Pocket Me.
morandums, Gold Pens and Pencils, &c.
Also, will be added, by order Of the Court, IA CO.
pies of Fletcher's Studies Slavery, said to be
very ably written work.
Catalogues now ready.
ELIAS HALE. Auet,
Jag No iAs Msin Of,
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Sale conducted by GoDDIs 4 ApPERsoN, Aucts.
js8-dtds
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

Il REAL E TATE, ON THE CORNER OF
CARY AND 17TR STs.-As trustees in deed of
trust dated 9th june 1843 duly recorded in Richmond
Hastings Court, in deed book No. 81. page 1Ss, we
shall proceed TO sell at public auction, on the pre-
misses on FRIDAY, the 18th day of January, 1856,
commencing at 81 O'Clock P. NJ the following very
valuable real estate, viz lot in the City of Rich.
rGond, on the North side of Cary street, fronting
18th street $50 feet. to elley - feet. on which
there stand several framed tenements The title to
the foregoing real estate believe 10 he good but
we shall, al trustees, convey with special warranty
only.
TERMs-Enough in cash to pay bond of 81 COO,
and the interest thereon and the expenses of sal
and with respect the surplus of sale the terms will
be made known at the hour of sale.
l.. B. PRICE,
w. GODDIN, : 1rustees.
Sale conducted by GoDpIN APPERsnN Aucts
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The Illinois Legislature.

CHICAGO, Jan. l3.-The election of United
States Senator from this State has been post
poned by the Legislature until January 3lst
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS

Later from Harana-Aariety for The Fat
coa-Heorg Failure IN Near Orleans
Crop Of Cotton otton Market.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 15-The. Empire City
arrived here from Havana, brings the state
ment that the rumor that Concha had been
superseded on-account of his conduct in the
San Roman affair, is improbable.
The steamer Falcon had not arrived on
the 18th, and much anxiety was felt for her
safety. The Philadelphia would await her
arrival.
The house of Schultz, Hadden & Lating
the heaviest produce dealers in New Orleans,
failed to-day, owing to the suspension of Page
* Bacon, of St. Louis
A reliable cotton house estimates the cot
ton crop of the year at 100000 of bales
Cotton declined to day IA cent on qualities
below mddling and good. 1000 bales mid
ding sold at 3-4as
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TOBACCO

= SChEWS, PRESSES. FLATTENlNG MILLS
AND LARGE QUANTITY OF LUMBER, &c.
AT AUCTION AS Trustee in Deed, dated 2oth of
December 1854, from Joseph g. Dill Esq, duly re-
to sell ct public Auction the Tobacco Factory. on
18th St. between Main and Cary sts on THURS
DAY, the 18th day of January, 1855 commencing at
10 O'Clock, ell the Tobacco Screws Presses Flatten.
ing Mills &c, therein consisting of the usual va
riety; and on the following day say FRIDAY, the
18th day of January 1885, commencing at IL O'Clock
NJ, at the Lumber Yard at the corner of Leigh and
Foushee SITS very large lot of excellent Lumber.
suitable for Tobacconists and others
TERMs-An sums under 800, cash; over that amt
months credit, for approved endorsed negotiable
paper. E. G TOMPKINS Trustee
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
jaa-dtds -
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

STRAY NJ r E AT AUCTION.-On
~ SATURDAY, Goth inst, at the large Horse Lot
nearly in rear OF my store will sell at Auction for
cash, sprehtly BAY MARE, having marks of being
adraug Int animal The same was taken up by Mr. Jas
Bnford in the lower part of Henrico county, as an
estIay, and duly advertised: She be seen at the
Stable Of Robt F. Broaddus, ON 18th between Frank
lin and Grace SITS. r. CAIJTHORN
ia I0-dtdNw1t 49,
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BALTIMORE MARKET, Jan. 16.-F'ow steady and
unchanged Wheat do. Receipts of Corn large
Southern 9Oa92 cts; yellow 90.
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CHARLESTON MARKET, Jan. 15--Sugars are In
good demand, at 81 08 cts for yellow; to c; cts fol
browns.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

"a REAL ESTATE ON FLANK ROAD. MAR
RICHMOND AS Trustees in a Deed made by Sam'l
Burch, dated l4th October, 1853 duly recorded in
HenIico County Court. we shall proceed to sell at
public Auction, on tbs premises, on THURSDAY,
the 18th day of January, 1885, commencing at 4
North side of Plank Road, near Richmond opposite
the residences of Messrs. Charles Phillips and w
smith, fronting Sc feet running back 1893 feet to an
alley. The title is believed to be perfect: but SELL
ing as Trustees shall convey with the usual war.
rsnty.
The terms of payment which will be remarkably
accommodating, will be made known at the hour Of
sale. w. GODDIN, In
j. G. CABELL, trustees
Sale conducted by GoDDIr 4 ApPERsoN, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY9.
BY GODDIN & ApPERsoN


VALUABLE FARM NEAR RICH
n. ~ EoMp. roR Lease. AND PERSONAL Es.
T u. H.. THEREON FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Ml george Woodfn having determined to remove
% EN- e,s awelins on Church Hin. WILL on SATUR-
DAY the 10th Janua 1885, lease out until lot ia
res,dss situated near BIakey's Mil one nile Eat
~ =, hsenmood CONTAINING l6 acres Tho land 10 high
order. The other buildings are 10 rood repair
''rn, ng Personal Properly. viz
HS.A 4as and HARNESS; two CARTS, and :
To parcel parcel Of excellent Farming Utensils
ns,, the shove Farm presents most favorable op
j. Terms Is at sale. eoDDIN APPERsoN.
Aucts
Y ANh.uI WA REAL ESTATE IN DU-
PAUL STREETS FOR sATr nA an s,r6 1MD 81.
1855. on the p1sri.ss afternoon, the 22d JAN,
half acre Lot Ut the corner of at ociock; the
streets, On WHICH there stands larr. ~, I' r
Amer which, will be soid the half Austin AN. Minor
which Will be divided into suitable s.zsd h,i iaal
TERMS One. third cash; balance NJ . .nss
for negotiable notes. interest added. sscnr months
trust deed. or title retained The take, far a. ey
'.p' S Sad b +; ps1ses.s
TRUSTEES SALE OF CANAL, BOAT
Il "LITTLE TENNESSEE AT AIJCTION
BY virtue of deed of trust to me- executed nv Er,
tace Appleyard, dated the 7th day of April. I85d
duly recoroed in the Hastings Court, Richmond
shall proceed to sell at public auction on the Basin
bank IN the city of Richmond, near the Office Of
Eustace Appleyard, the Canal Boat Little Ten.
nessee," with its appurtenances.
The sale will take place MONDAY, the 18th Of
January 1888, at IL O'Clock M
Terms cash. E. j. PJCOT Tu.t..
Sale conducted by GoDDIN Ape RsoN, Aucts.
jas
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF FOUR CA
\ NAL BOATS, THIRTEEN Mules, THREE
HORSES. dc.-As Trustee in deed of trust. dated
9Th NOV, 1854, from Eustace L Appleyard duy re-
corded in Richmond Hastings Court | shall proceed
TO sell st public auction, the Basin bank oppo.
site the office of Messrs. Eustace & Appleyard on
MONDAY, the 18th January. 1856, at the hour of 70
o'clock, the following Canal Boats nearly new. and
IN good running order, viz: The sKeystonen "OId
see." Ae'
ALSO-1S Mules Horses, with Gearing. Ropes.
and all other appurtenances belonging to said bosts
and teams ~
Terms cash, or its equivalent.
w. d. SIMS, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GopDIs & AppERsoN, Aucts.
JAZZ
In consequence of the nsn-arrival of the
Canal Boats old Dominion" and Little Tenues.
see" and Of the mules, bags &C., attached thereto
the sale thereof will be postponed to WEDNES.
DAY, the 24th JAM, 1855, IL O'Clock, when it will
come off at the place indicated in the fore going adj
refreshments jal6 THE TRUSTEES.
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tsIn "a he Abingdon Democrat boasts of good
there b a%ef very long interval. Indead II ssys
"'s not been go good rain since last April.
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BY PAYNE & MAYO, Aucts
COMMISSIONER SALE OF REAL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE ON 18th STREETs-By virtue of
Decree pronounced By the Circuit Court of the City
of Richmond the Cd day of June, 1855 10 the suit
against the Bank Of the United States shall a.
Commissioner, on MONDAY 9Th February Lsoo,
o'clock P. H., (if fair; if not, the next TAR Gay
thereafter1 cell at public Auction, the premises,
the Lot OF Ground fronting q feet on 9TH street
between Grace and Broad streets running back 90
Company beiog part Of Let No. "A, in the plan Of
Adams Division.
- 81 axueugss Of the sale. ard the residue on o
rrrsdit of &, IL and IS months, the Commissioner
s.Sinr from the purchaser bonds with good security
Sor The credit instsr1en ts and retaining the title uu
iii al Of the purchase money Is paid and convey
snse directed by the Court
selling - Commissioner, shall only convey with
special warranty. JOHN @. WILLIAMS,
ala Commandments
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The steamer CIy OF Manchester will sail from
Philadelphia on Thursday morning for Liverpool
and will carry out mail for Europe
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FUTURE DAYS.
BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN & co

BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co
GkOCEkIES, &c, AT AUCTION
~ On THURSDAY, 18th inst. W. VII, ..,s :.
CERES, viz: OF dhO-
Java COFFEE
Rectfed WHISKEY
French BRANDY
CANDLES SOAP
A., 3. and Coffee SUGARS
Crushed and Powdered do
Green and Black TEAS
CIGARS; Wrapping PAPER
SILK HATS
WINDOW GLASS, &c. &c
TERMs-UndeI 500, cash. 800 and over, mos.
credit, for approved paper
js15 DAVENPORT, ALLEN L. CO, Aucts
ALSO-50 boxes Oranges and Lemons; 80 bbls. SUI
perior Old Wbiskey. jal6 D., A. co.
- DOTS, SHOES AND HATS, AT
- AUCTION.-On FRIDAY, Feb. %, we will sell
at our auction store, at 10 O'Clock
400 cases BOOTS, SHOES. HATS and CAPS
fresh and sessoneble goods.
TERMs-Under $780, cash; 800 and over, mos.
credit, for approved paper.
ia Is DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO, Aucts.
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WANTED-A LIVE KNOW NO

THING, 10 call and sit for his Picture at o.
boRkE'S GALLERY. Owing to the hard tines
shall take Pictures at reduced prices until ate,
Christmas and New Years. All in want will do web
TO call at once. win put Pictures in Gold Lockets
Gold Pins, Shell, Pearl and Velvet Cases. at pIiees
that defy competition. A. w. OSBORNE,
ds4 oppohts Exchange Bank.
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" LARUS l. SHINE.


VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
Y AUCTION.-On MONDAY, the 22d, at P.
H., will SELL at auction, on the premises, VALID
able three story Brick House. fronting 18th street
IS feet, running back 1872 feet, and lying between
Marshall and Gay streets. The property now rents
for $3.50 per srnum.
TERMs-One-fourth cash one-fourth g. IL and 10
months. interest added for endorsed negotiable
psperttle retained until the Last Payment De made
ia l6 LARUs SHINE, Aucts.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF CITY-MADE
i FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY
viii sell, at our store, by order ofthe Trustee
l elegant Rosewood Cabinet
l Mahogany Wardrobe
do High Post 3 edstead
do Rocking Oh ir
l Marble Top Washstand
l Lounge; Shower Bath
l dozen Rosewood Chairs
The articles sre ell city made and well kept.
a. E. MOORE, Trustee
for P. Voolfolk
LARus & SHINE, Auctoneers jal2
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON
18TH STREET. BETWEEN MARSHALL AND
CLAY, AT AUCTiON.-OnM MONDAY, the 2ad Jan /;
at 81 o'clock p M upon the premise, we viii sell
at auction, valuable building lot, on 18th street.
fronting 5t feet and running back &C feet aud lying
bstween the property OF Mrs. M. 8. Sehermernofn
and Mrs Dora Allen Munden.
TERMS one-hnlf cash; balance months, neBotia.
BILE paper interest added and title retained.
ia'H LARUS L SHINE, Ancts.
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THE RAILROAD RIOT ENDED The railroad
bridge at Erie has been rebuilt and the track 81
Harbor Creek relad. The commenced run-
ming regularly Wednesday morning. Strong mea-
sures have been adopted to prevent any future out
rage.
| The following account of fire at Monroe, New
| York, was in our defective Telegraphic Message
yesterday, represented as having taken place in N.
y. CITY:
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Inauguration Of Gorern0r Pollock of Penn
sylraRia-His InapguraI.

Inauguration Of G0rern0r Pollock of Penn
Sytranfa-His Inaugural
HARRISBURG, JAN 16.-Governor Pollock
was indicted into office to-day. In his inau-
gural message he asserts that civil and re-
ligious liberty and the freedom of religious
worship are birthrights of Americans, which
no Pontifcal edict can destroy
He objects to the charter of new Banks,
but will re-charter old Banks that are sound
and demanded by the wants of the commu-
nifty in which they are located. He favors
the sale of the public works.
lie is decided in his temperance views, and
says it becomes the duty of the Legislature
to consider what legislation is necessary to
correct the evils of intemp erance. With re-
gard TO the pardoning power, he assumes that
it should be exercised with great caution, and
that notice should be published where trials
and convictions of intended applications for
Executive clemency.
Governor Pollock regards the repeal of the
Missouri compromise as a violation of the
plighted faith and honor of the nation, and
says that it has been signally rebuked by the
people.
He advocates the Improvement of rivers
and harbors-a .judicious Homestead bill
the reformation of the Naturalization
laws, and the passage of such laws as will
prevent the introduction Of foreign paupers
and conyicts into this country.
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Seizure Of Pcrcussaon Caps, Sc. at Cuban
Headquarteys-iStrihe among Caulkers,
DC.
New YORK, Jan. ia quantity of gun
powder and percussion caps were seized by
government officers last night, at the Cuban
headquarters.
1.-THE strike among the long shoremen,
caulkers, &c, has become general, and re-
pairing and unloading Of vessels are almost
suspended
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THIS DAT.


Et5 essfs- a9ssss
FACTORY AMI STEMMERY FIX
= TUaEs AT AUCTION .-By erdsr Of r. n.
Preston, Trustee. and ~ II Claf1, Adm,r Of w. r.
Clayk, decd, Ne will sell ct auction, % WEDNE0s
DAY, the 18th inst, commencing 6 10 0seek q Shs
Factory lately oceupisd By d. II. Branch, ASsst o.
vIgni. street 9. the Fixtures In mid fssto1y, con.
sisting In part of
epatent Lvass Presses and Scrsvs
sheetinF MiEs, with Irons
large q inch Presses and Screws
10 small "a inch do do
s hid Presses With Screws. Irons lie
Cssisea Sinkers. Levers, Mills. Benches, Aaals
Boilers, Scales, Stoves and Pipes. he, Ia.
AIS l-At the stemmery on virsinia street lately
occupied BY said Branch
hid Presses and Screws
pair Scales Benches; baskefa
Fixtures for hanging and packing 9tnps
Il wooden Shed, he. he, &c.
Terms ct sale. KENT, PAINE KENT,
NJ O1lCk.-ln accordance with decree
~ Of the County Of Nottovay, made ct it, Sep
tember term. 1884 will sell ae the Americar Hotel
in the city OF Richmond. on WEDNESDAY,, nth Of
January, 1856. ct ~ O'Clock the folIowiae Stock:
81 shares Roanoke Stock
19 shares Manchester Cotton and Woolen H. do
shares Apponattox. Navigation Rfock.
A. MILLER,
Committee for Sarah Miller
Sale conducted by JOHN A. LANcAsTER Sos,
Stock Brokers' de Is-1fa
In addition to the above
Nine shares of Stock ia the Richmond and Peterp.
fiournoy - A@' -
By order of r. w. Flournoy, Ex'or.
;.p JNO A. LANCASTER,
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TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a
l. Deed of Trust executed to me by John Apple
yard dated the Sd day of January, 1854 and duly
corded in the Clerks Office of the Hastings Court OF
the City of Richmond. shall proceed to sell to the
Basin Bank, 10 the city of Richmond near the Office
of Eustace & Appleyard, on MONDAY, the 18th day
of January, 1852 Canal FREIGHT BOATS, called
the * eystone" and the odd Dominiop,p together
with the Teams attached and belonging to the said
Boats consisting of 2 MULES and HORSES, and
all the Tackle, Furniture and equipments belonging
to, or used with, the said Boats. -
C. g. GRISWOLD, Trustee.
TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucts ia 5-dtds
POSTPONEMENT.- Canal Boat
sOId Dominion" not having arrived, the above sale
is postponed, to her and her and tackle un-
tiIMONDAY aext, 22d inst at the same place and
hour. G. q. GRISWOLD, Trustee.
TAYLOR & WILLIAMS Aucts. ia It'd
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RIG HIM OND AND PETERSBTTRG

70 ,hs nAiLhoAD STOCK.-Nine Shares, beloneins
SsrsS sos OF marx Flournoy, deed, win be Of.
a,cioct M notei on WEDNESDAY, I7th inst, ct y
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-17
FIRE AT MONROE

MONROE, N. Y, Jan. IA fire which occurred
here yesterday morning destroyed the Exchange
Hotel, the House Telegraph Office and four stores.
Loss not asceraned. The hotel was valued at $l5,-
900, and insured for $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-17
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Sale conducted by GoDDIN Il APPERsoN, Aucts.
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VALUABLE REAL E TATE on

EIGHTEENTH. BETWEEN MAIN AND
FRANKLIN STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUG
~, 1855. on the premises. commencing at o'clock
most valuable Lot. with old wooden buildn g
thereon, fronting 4S feet the East side of 18th
between Main and Franklin Streets running back
about 60 feet, more or less to the line of Mr.. j.
Grants factory lot
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at 4, and Il
months, for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed title retained. The taxes fox the
present year to be paid by the purchaser
ia Is GODDTN & APPERSON Aucts