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NO. 80 MAIN Observation-Disclosures
~ LATHROP DeaIara iii DRY -G00na E0R

CASH would invite an examination Of their Spring
stock of Goods suitable for planters families and
purchasers generally, being well assured, from the
past twelve months experience, that their system of
selling goods for cash only, enables them to offer in
cucements which they could not otherwise offer
We shall be prepared with large stock of Plant
ers Goods, such a. Cotton Omaburss; Brown Shirt
ings and Sheetings; Striped Oxnsbnras; Heavy Cot
tonsdesa and Drills; Linen Drills and Ducks Plaid Do
nestics; Bleached Shirtings l24 Bleached Shectnas
Prints Printed Lawns; Jaconets and Oreandies; Be-
RACES, Tissues and Grenadines Foulard and Canton
Silks Canton Grapes; French Silks in black and CO.
Tors, of newest designE Chsllies; MousineE Cling
hams; Table Damasksi Napkins Linen Sheetings; Pill
low Linen; TowellingG Dimitieg Curtain Materials;
White Csmbrics, Muslins, Lawns, &c. stss sa9 IS =
Novelties in Embroideries, of Lace, Muslin and
Mourning Goods Of every description, of the best
fabrics imported. .e
Also, splendid assortment of English and Ameri-
can CARPETS, of rich Tapestry, Brussels and Vel.
vet threeply and ingram; Rag Carpets Rugs; Drug
gets; Mats, and Floor Oil Cloths; Canton and Cocoa
Mattngs We have entire floor devoted to this de-
partment and win make it to the interest of cash
purchasers to make their selections with Us.
mill s# CHRISTIAN A. LATHROp
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RIVE HUNDRED MI + A k K COR
Il RECTED. tgq T. . - = = = =, -
THE Angel in the House-The Betrothed; 75c.
FIVE Hundred Mistakes Of daily occurrence, In
speaking, pronouncine, and writing the English
language, corrected; S7Ic
SHoEPAC Recollections. A wsyside glimpse of
A Forest Tragedy; and other Tales BY Grace Green
wood; 81. : f,8Aisi . F7f9 = = .
For sale by Fl .s=a "gl ssaf MORRIS p
NH l2--St gssa 81 M a. Man strast
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nIL PATNTIN as FOX sALE.-.D.
~ CHASE, Restorer of Oil Paintings has taken
ton fine collection Of PAINTINGS, BY ancient and
modern masten The public are respectfully invited
70 call and examine the same. He VIII also attend q
the restoration Of Oil Paintings during his stay. which
viii DC limited TO few weeka Satisfactory Isisf-
e1cn even. - 81 mn 49,
EAMlLY ExTkA AND SUPERF1NH
u FLOuk--iO0 bbls. choics brands, receislnk Dy
rsilrDad. for sails BY ssl.i u. J. Pay. :
uMBER! LUniREky-
IL 2o0. coo n ~ and 81 Fioorins Plank
d. so 000 a. Scanfiing IL
IS q, coo T. Oak Fencing Plank, inches wide
For sale low, on very accommodating terms ~ the
Richmond Planning NIL, near rssersburg Depot.
NH t-5tAw7W W. 3. WALDROP.
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WANTS.

WANTED.-Bya young man, who has had
w six years experience In the Dry Goods business,
situation a. salesman. References can be had. In
quire at w y. HARW00DS, on Franklin st., near
the old market. NH l2--.4t*
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WANTED--By young man, n sttua ton
w ~ salesman In grocery and commission house,
or receiving clerk at one Of the depots or q con.
ductor ON railroad, or would be willing TO engage in
any respectable employment. Salary moderate. Best
OF references given Address |" B . Dispstch Office.
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Sale conducted by GoDDIN & APPERsos, Auets.
TOMNIISSIONER,s SALE OF MOST
" VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MOST
~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
OF RICHMOND.-As Commissioner appointed by
a decree of the Circuit Court of the city of Rich.
mond pronounced on the 18th of January 1856 in
the case of Cullen exor against Lyles aud Others
shall proceed to sell at public auction on the pre-.
mises, ON FRIDAY, the 2lst day of March, 1856 iii
fair if not the next fair day. in the order advertis-
ed commencing at u O'clock NJ, the following very
valuable Real Estate, belonging to the estate of the
late DR.. John Cullen viz go - go
LIST. That large Brick Tenement on Pearl street
now and for many years in the occupancy of Mr. Jas
c. SPOTS, as Penitentiary Agent.
3D. The large three story Brick Dwelling on Ross
street, adjoining the Richmond House. recently in
the occupancy of Dr. David H. Tucker.
= 3d. The valuable property known a the aRich-
The above Real Estate is 90 well known, that a
more minute description of the same is deemed un.
necessary 1t is located in those parts of the city
where real estate d justly regarded a. very vsla-
able. z,, - Fl
TERMs-one.fifth cash; balanceEat g. u, 10 and "a
months for negotiable notes. interest added and title
retained till last note is paid and conveyance d.
rected by the Court The taxes and insurance for the
present year to be paid BY the purchaser.
"a st-,..--., sF.ss. g. A.. MYERS Com r.
Sale conducted by GQDDIN u APPERsoN, Auets
P. S.-Immediately after the above sale, will be
sold that very valuable and desirable BUILDING Lot
the of Marshall and 18th streets adjoining the
residence of John Jones, Esq., having front on 18th
street of so feet, and depth of 40 feet,
as Terms at sale. GODDIN APPERS0N, ~
nh6 ~ ti's 5rF Aucts.
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ny ruiiiam & Davis, A1cfz. :

g EsT laTSSsISNER,s HALR OF RRAr.
Court n The conn, ~ to decree Of the Circu;t
lst day Of March 1855, u Commissionssssa , On the
named will cell e the hishes. bidder up vnsr an
r. M one lot Of Land with the imurov.,.s oelock,
on, lying in the county of Henrico upon es mere
near the city Of Richmond. -fSA SAysss,
And on the following day, the oath inst
premises at IL O'clock, M lot Of Land al az
Cottage in the county Of Hanover all bens a. :,
pery Of which Susan Sharp died. seized and posa
cd. .faisl as50>i - sI.12 - fs'sess'
TERMS OF SALE Cash for a. much a will nav n.
costs of the and expenses incident to the als
and for the residue credit of five months win IS
approved security, and the title to be retained Unit
the purchase money Is fully paid and deed ordered
to be made by the Court
~ FENDALL GRIFFIN.
Special Commissioner.
PULLIAM L DAVIS. Aucts. NH 6-tds
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MERCANTILE INSTITUTES. com.
49, potent book-keeper recommended by the In.
st,tute,. will be furnished application. Address
Mercantie Institute" bsx 64a, All business strict
" conhdentfal The class receiving instruction In
evening, at a o'clock, in the Reading Room corner
OF Main and 18th streets Persons interested in the
are invited to visit rooms on the above
named evenings NH I2sfs
IL LEY'S ohice.-I am paying to-day the very hiah.
est market price for 40, 60 100 and I6O acre Land
Warrants. Call early at WIN. HURLEY,a 81 :.
Exchange and Land Warrsnt Office, I4th st..
Opposite the Post Office, Richmond, Va.
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WANTED, a 4 A e III K lf..- Wanted, n
W lady to teach School, not exceeding seven
scholars, competent to teach French and Music per-
feetly--a southern lady preferred. Must come well
recommended Address Wbi, q. WINSTON, Han
over q IL, Va. 70 25-2aw4v
~ ANTkD--A COED Cock, Washer and
w ironer, for the balance of the year. For such
sn ons a. can come properly recommended, q liberal
hire viii be given. Apply At onesto
JH0. C. PAGE JR
fe n M MARI ar 49,
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no riiE nO !, -uhswi.s G :o;,l 81 e =
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o-v. ONE HORSE CARRIAGE FOR
&NSE SALE.-A one horse Carriage, which
49, has been used only six eight months,
and is in perfectly good condition, for sale and may
be seen at the wareroom of Mr.. K. II. BOSHER, cor
ner of Main and 9Th streets. r. NH 7---4t*
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THE FAIRY CASTLE.

re- Doors open at quarter to r. M, and TO com
mence, al q. o'clock precisely
~ Admission only 25 cents; children under ten
years o.f age, Is cents.
Ey~ A lso, on SATURDAY AFTERNoON, at
O'clock or the accommodation of Schools.
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~ ru1L PAINTINGS At AUCTION
III IAN ; g so!d u suction, on FRIDAY EVENING
menf az ss,as. commencing ct o'clock, eonsign
Moors attributed to the loIIowips mastsrs
Hsu.on. 1IIoess, fowsl, Hampton, Wintsrs, DobDins
10y are now on exhibition. Con.i...u,. -. -.
Vii ~ invited 70 examine them. n TIE rhois
- o9 soia 70 the highest bidder vis,srt
I'll ~ - -. 4. LARIIa CrTISH
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I'm HO = ES FIX III K e O TIT n a
lUU CHEESE, just received by Roanoke. - =.
NH u - WIN. WALLACE 4 SON
% KONN,s CAN1HARlDINE PL19-
- TER OR BLfSTERING TISSUE-Possesses
many advantages over the common Blister Platter
being portable, producing perfect ysicaton and
in the most delicate and sensitive does nst cause
etrangury or any surrounding infiamation For sale
by 4esfk y8t A. boDEKER,
NH II se 800 ~ No. 10 Main street.
DICHOND IRON AND STEEL WORKS.
H The aubscriher ,consinnes TO manufacture
and keeps on hand near the Petersburg haiiEoad
Bridge ssssrl 40 50 49, ~ H9Ahs tF#S ~ sAae
BAR IRON, al sizes4 s8ags s5 - f
SCROLL IRON, ell sizes ~ 80 -
,eg ROD, and 81 do sss
Horse and Mule SHOE IRON aa -
TAPERED IRON for tobacco mills tassi
~ FROG STEEL. for hailEoad Frogs =
All made from best smith's scrsp Iron 2. ,,,,.
$N.B.-Wrousht Scrap bought anA taken in En-
change fo2 New IRON tkSsI nah lI-lm
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A LII Is NOT GOLD THAT GLITTKRS.

This 10 an old saying, and it is very true, s.
But for SCHAAP 4 co g Jewelry, it would never
do;
For their Breastpins and Earrings and what more,
am told, a. fsss4s s---ss 9 90 TX =
As for the general meaning and application of this
proverb, their Candies are always sweet and fresh,
their Perfumeries fragrant, their Clocks good time
sharp edge their Pistols to FIRE, and their other
fancy goods TOO numerous describe of the chocest
selection and newest STYLE and sure to be found
represented, Don't be afraid, then, to be deceived
by false appearanees when buyina from ea
= SCHAAP CO.'S,
French Confectionery and Variety Store,
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NO MlSTAKE AND REALLY TRUE.-.
IN GOLDSMIT has inst received some very great
auction bargains. which will sstonish every LADY
1000 super Ladies' Muslin inserting Caps ut III ccnts
worth great deal moro money! Checked and Striped
Cambrcs at 10 cents; few pieces of colored figured
Swiss 10 yards in piece at only $2.25 worth $40;
Checked swiss Muslin at IS CENTS worth q least s7a
cents; Cambria Swss and Dimty Bands at i2f cents;
Collars, Infant Waists Sleeves Inside Capes, Bob
bin Edges and Insertinsa White and Black SILK La
ces, Hosery, Gloves, Cotton Fnnsss, hsndsome a.
sorment of Pearl Portmonades, Black SiIks Wooisn
Yarns together with variety Of other foods which
will be sold at 9 low price. Z: gOLDsMlT,
NH 10 - - 200 Broad street.
lSOK SALE PKIYATkL I've ofIer fer
Il sale pfivsteIy, desirable little Farm and Market
Garden one and half miles below the city,on the
williamsburg fosd containing nine acres; the soil 10
in high state Of cultivation and well adapted to ths
growth of Vegetables of all varieties Upon the pre-
mises Il new Cottage House Of modern design,
tains eleven rooms and two axge passages, together
with all the necessary out buildinss, sn proper or
der Upon the premises 10 young and thrifty or
chrd OF choice Fruit. The location 10 healthy land
the society good. II 10 one Of the most beautiful
places In the county Of Henries. Possessions given
once ~, = $50
The terms will be made to suit the purchaser.
M HAKER. PLEAsANrS & CO. Aucts.
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AUCTION sALYa


ny S0nm n -. fayne, Auct10naar ~
Il BEAUTTFUI I, R0rr I ~ -.
a HARNESS, AT AUCTfON.--X ~ ,sr,. - -
the Ad.ninisss.tor win ss 1t auction q r1inay
me 18th inst In the alley sdjoinis9 nv oscs e II
o.eiock . handsome Rockawsy and Hsfue-s ~ =
saH OF months, for satisfasferiIy sndorre3 ns.n
ADJ, ,uh paper. JOHN 4 p. PAYNE.
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n FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
just received by Express and steamer
+ Ladies' Morocco and Goat Bootees
~ Do Caters and Nor Bootees with heels
McCurdy's Button Caters, for children
Children's thick sole Goat and Nor Bootees
Ladies' medium sole Congress CATERS.
NH IL JOHN C. PAGE, JR, IS Main IT.
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10 e'"s MY COUSIN JOE.
uIRsHALL THEATRE.-
THE BENEFIT OF
MISS CAROLINE RICHIN0S,

Anew comic drama, by Madison Morton. called the
NULETEER OF TOLED0i
Or KING, QUEEN OR KSAvE
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GEN'I WNUhtfE
Acknowledged by all who have seen IL 70 De, lwas1
rortuns an extraordinary likeness OF the departed
hero spd sage. ,uos p,cu,Ncs
GENUS or LIBERTY...........hlSs kI0HiNos
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tgapulins The Evening, Miss r. will sing EIGHT
s6SGs. The French patriotic Hymn Of Liberty,
La 1Iarseliinihe
gsi.s Inc principal festure, and the RICHMOND
TnRkET bANn will play the Caedtiiad from ET!laR'
re- Boa book 10 now open. NIB lS-lt
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.,s the celebrated patriotic Allegorical Tableau,
r. wSieh Mr.. RICHINGS will appear in his very
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Lave Emaus Tuesday, rharsdsy, and Saturday at
Arrive Al scswonek's Store s.ns days by pm.
3l0I From sumreyto,sn, by HoPplnvlls, Hosensack,
aud Enas-. 10 Allentown. ~ miles snd back
Leave sumnsylo~n Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urday al m;
Arrive Al ALentswn Fame days by "a m,
Leave Alentuwn Tuesday, Thursday, and Salur-
day at p m
Arrive Al samnsy.own days by pm,
Sl02 From Boyerstown, by Bechtelsve Coeofookdaie,
Dale, and seshotzville, TO snimerville, 10 miles
and back three times week
Leave Boyentown Tuesday Thursday ano Saluf-
KY Arrive 4, shimerviIe same days by ~ m,
Lave shimenille Tuesday Thursday, and satur-
Arrive al Boyerso~n same days by 6pm.
3i03 From Potlsslle, by Broad Mouasin, Fountain
Spring Mount Carmel ShAmakn, Paxinoa, and
.1. Snyderown, 10 Sanbury, AZ miles and bsck, ak
times week by railroad between Shame kin and
Leave Pst,sville daily, except Sunday, aher arrival
Of the mail from phiadephia--say at mi
Arrive al Sunbury same day by , 2 M
Leave sunbury daily, except Sunday, at IA ami
Arrive al PnlisvlIe same day by ~ IN.
Middlepor, Tuscaroa Tanaqua, and Summit
HILL to Mauch Chunk 30 mies and back, six
Leave Pousyiue daily, except Sunday. at 10 M
Arrive at Maueh Chunk same day by Jpn
Leave Mauch Chunk daily, except Sunday, at a mi
slos From Poi,,sis, sy M,assys, Llss e,yn, Branch
Dale, swa,ara, and fremont, 70 Doasldsoo. IS
miles and back, IL times wet X u Mnersviie,
and six times week residue
Leave Pottsyile daily, except Sunday after arrival Of
Philadelpha mail-say at and m;
Arrive at Minersvlle same day BY IN and 6
p m;
Leave Minersvle daily, except Sunday, at a m and
pint
Arrive at Potisyine day by a m and 2pm
Leave Minersville daily, except Sunday at m;
Arrive at Donaldson sano day by Jpn.
l. ave Donaldson daily except Sunday, at am;
Arrive at MinersyiIle same day by ~ m.
3lOG From Tuscarora, by Pitnan, Rrg own, Is miles
and back, week.
t.-.ta Leave Tuscsrora Saturday at Tam;
Arrive at Rnstown same day by IL m;
.a Leave kngtown Saturday 1 p M;
Arrive at Iuscarora same day BY q pm.
3l07 Fiom HamiintoD, by Moscow, TO Dalssvile, IL
miles and back, once week
~. Leave Hamlintoa Tuesday at Jam;
Arrive at Daiesvlle Jay by I'm; "#
Leave DalesvlDe Tuesday Of p m,
Arrive at Haulinton day by 4pm.
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gE- Selling OF at Cost.--The undersigned
intending to MAKE a change in their firm, in their
store of this city on the ls Of Janus5y next respect
fully call tho attention of their customers and the
public in general, that .hey will sell off at cost their
entire large, we'll made and well selected stock of
CLOTHING. Their stock comprises in part, heavy
Black Riding Over Coats, and large assortment Of
other kinds: fine Fancy Silk Velvet, Black Satin.
Fancy and Blk SILK, and Cloth and Cashmere Vests
a good assortment of Black and Fancy Cashmere
Pants; Black Cloth Goats of ell grades and Business
Costs Of ali quaties good assortment of Servants
Clothing; Talnas, Rag CLANS tni a good selection of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODSl
All they ask s 4 call and examine for yourselves.
II. HEXTER l. SONS, No. go Main ST.,
Next door TO Purcell, Lsdd & Co.'s, Druggists.
no2i-dIm*
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r. Brandrcth,s Pills, The wesk. tt
&C 28--Sm

&C Brandrcth's Pills, -- The weak, til g
consumPtvs, rheumatic, costive, bilious and delicate
after some days use, will fLd renewed strength and
lie peIvsde every organ of their frames.
Every doBa 4. axes the blood purer. The nerves
in the cr,eries and terminate IN the vsnp
These Pills, as fret effect, upon the arterial
blood increasing the circulation by which impu,ite.
posted ia tho veins aad .hey throw of such
collections into tbs bowels, which organ by the en-
cray derived FROM Brandreth's Pills, expela them
from the system When first used the pills nsay &C.
csson gripping and even make the patient feel worse
this must be borne with for the good to come after
wards No great good is often achieved without some
trouble in its attainment and this rule applies to the
recovery of health. These symptoms Only occur
where the body has long struggled under load of
impure tenacious humors. A consecutive USE for Il
few days will sstisty the ncst unbelievng of this
great good the pills doing. The directions should
be carefully studied. If understood end followed,
hea tn al vigoI will in majority Of cases, be SO.
cured by the use OF BEsndreths Pills.
Sold at Is cents per beg 4S Canal street, Bran.
dreth Building New York; by T. w. Dyott Sons
1872 North Second street, Philadelphia; by M
BRANCH, No. l, East Main street, Rich mond, Va,
and by medicine dealers generally, de 2-5m
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BY La-u - shii


sSI & Mes > LIE OF $4,000
"A WORTH OF WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.,
At AUCTIOh.-Wili be sold at public auction, com.
mensing on SATURDAY EVENING, at 7'0clock, st
store No. IT, Main street, the entire stock of meY
chart declining business amounting about 10000
worth of Gold English Hanting and open face Lever
Watches, Gold Anekers and Cylinders, Silver De-
tacbed Levers, Anckers and Cylinders. aa.-H-
An extensive assortment of Gold Plated aal Gilt
Wstshes suitable for the .nuntry trade. !
ALSO, tH zs,z5
A large assortment Of nossy Gold Fob, BrssstanA
Guard Chains.
An extensive variety Of Gold Lockets, lsa discs, }
Breastpins suitable for gents and ladies' Cameo ssd
Gold Stone Sets, Brscelets Ear RIMS all styles Of
Finger Rings, Gold and Silver Pencils and Reus to-
s,ther with complete assorme mt ofstaple and fancy
Goods of al, kinds both American and Enslsh.
Country merchants would do we'll to attend oar
sales opportunity 10 offered TO them to Get IN
assortment ofsuch articles which sions be found
In toe city. 49,
Selling for the assignee, arc instructed 70 close
the entire stock e. soon a. practicable.
The public respectfully invited to examins The
stock which will be exhibited and sold privately da-
ly, until the entire lot 10 closed.
~ Sale to take place every evening. commencing
at O'Clock. LARUs SHINE, Apsty.,
se& No "A Main stree
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thFfktrins IL Coming -. Close eff INV
Foy arm ANIMAL STOVE CAMPAIG To insure INV
customers q comfortable and therefore Merry
Ch5ismas," constantly making air tight Stoves
for wood Pyramids ard Radiators for COAL Portsble
GTa'es, combining cheerful open fire." with
economy OF fuel" Portable Heaters, for warming
and Convenient and less expensive than furnaces and
especially desirable for occupants of hired tene-
lEents Galvanized Ovens unt qualled for baking
and roasting purposes; reference given to those who
have them Aiso, direct from the old and ell.
rhrsted stove. 4 snae and Furnace Factory of the
M-sTs Bsrstou, Providence, r. L., larger and more
rsried assortment than ever before, all of which [
will furnish at as favorable prices as superior oua.
ity OF castinf be afforded Baltimore and other
Northern cities
Repairing pieces for sll the above named wares al
ways store, ready for customers, without the de.
lay required to cast them.
Thankful for past favors, will eudeayor to aga
cute ali orders promptly. as heretofore
GEORGE STARRETT
&c list lf6 mail street
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BY Larus & shine.

Il AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, HORSE AND
DRAY &c &c AT AUCTION Will be sold. at
public auction, on TUESDAY, the 23d December,
1855, commencing at 10 o'clock at the residence OF
Mr.. WIN. Lewis, on Broad between sd and 24th
streets, Church Hill, all the Household and Kitchen
Furniture, committing of the ususi variety. Also
excellent Hsrse and Drsy it being the effects of said
Lewis conveyed by deed of trust dated the 10th day
of Jauusry 1885, to me, and duly recorded In Henri
CO County Court
ARCHIBALD w. DUNN, Trustee
Sale conducted By LARus 4 SHINE, Aucts.
IA
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~ Dry Goods, cheap for cash. .-AH in
search of cheap Goods, will find them at EZEKTELjS
10 Main atreet. Fancy aud Plain Dress Silks; Ali
wool Delaines at 50 cts usual price 75c; large as.
sortnert Of Delaines at z5 cts Ginshams; French
Mernoes; $50 Cloth Cosks OF all kinds at IS to S25:
Some rich Velvet Cloaks, which shall close at great
bargains; Fnrs Cambria Bands of all kinds at h. {
plce; Collars and Sleeves; Bed Blankets; Quits;
u sheetinga; Servsnts Blankets; Linseys and Ker-
seys; Swiss and Cambria Muslins; Prints; Goods for
boys wear; Curtein Musiins; Elannels-with the
usual assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
For bargains in all kinds of Dry Goods, cali at
E2EKIEES Cheap Cash Store,
de rs Main street.
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rgDrJ.C Holman ocullss. late Resident

W De J, G.. Holman 6culist, late Resident
Su geon 10 the ills' Hospital in Philadelphia for
nsesses of the Eye and Limb. Having mad great ex-
-..ance both in the Medical and rgica treatment
of ali tae diseases which the Eye 10 liable, iatter
myself that ! can give satEfaction those who may
seek my advics.
Testimonials as TO capacity from the Dungeons of
the wills Hospital.
~ Ofice the corner of Franklin street and Lo-
Gust Alley, few coors teiow the Exchsngs HOTEL
Once houIs from TO ii A. M z5-d3ms
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TWO SPLENDID PIANOS AT PRI-
i yATE 5ALE.--!The subscribers have Just re-
ceivsd 50 endid Planes, Octayes in superb Rose.
wood Cases of superior touch, tone and finish with
full Metallic Frames, and all the modern improve
ments manufactured by Brown Munro, Bosom.
rsrsons wanting q superior Instrument. may ut
assured that bargain may be had by immediate sp-
pljcatjon to Il. B COOK Il Co,
ae Tiff No 10 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-18
II, Alexander Mott.

MATCHES. JEWELRY, HARDWARE,
w CUTLERY, PISTOLS, &c-Will be sold q
large assortment of Watches, Jewelry, Hardware.
Cutlery Pistols, Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Fancy
Glassware, DC. 80. d.
The above goods are now landing from New York.
and will be sold without limit or reserve The sale
will be continued every night this week, urN4 the
stock 10 closed. ALEX. MOTT,
% Aucttoneer.