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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-20
B E L L IL o q 5 E.,
LAMAR HOUSE,
Formsrly Colenan Houxe.) (
KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE tlI

). & S- LANlER, PRoPRIEToRs-
Mr. STERLING LASIKR, late Ofths Lanier House Maeon
Ga and SAMPSON LAEIER, late OF ofTusSsgre, Ala will Be-
happy u meet all friends and customers Lamar House
where they have ample accommodation for go psFsous
uoET-u -
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IMPORTANT TO CITY AND COUNTRY
WATCH~MAKERS.

HAVE recev ed direct from Europe large supply Of
II Watch Makers Tools and Materials which will sell
twenty-five per below New York prices. Materials
sent TO part the country by mail. Likewise large
assortment of Click Materials Having engaged the services
of experienced Wokmen for the repairing of Watches,
JeWery ClosSs &C. he entire satisfaction to
City and Country Trade. NJ C. BRUCE,
wholesale Dealer in Watches Jewelry, Clocks, Fancy
Goods, &c. II Cedar street, Nashville, Tenn.
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NOTICE.

NOTICF.
MERCHANTS BANK.
NOVEMBER, l2 1856. 4
NJ and atler Monday next the l7ih instant this Bank viii
" be opened a. 0'rt ca "A, N, and closed at l.
ovH-lm tOkIERFILD, Cashier
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- MARYLAND LOTTERIES
For December, 1855,

b kgs5EeAg SR. FRANCE ~ co.. F5aaasers.
a GRAND MARYLAND LorrERY on THE HAVANA
~g-f .-9Fe. .gstE PLAN. yea sr
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF
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FOR FALL AND WINTER TRADE, AT
G.. B. HaalsS. .s,:1 asi
O.1S, PUBLIC SQUIRE. Fa
CONSISTING In part follows viz: ~. .s....
~ SuperEne Eng. Kid Slippers; ~. . -..s.s
a. White Kid and Satin slippers;
- Black Satin slippers;
Kid Bootees thin and. thick soles; Sts' r
black Lasting Slippers and Buskins; 20 =
Lasi'g Congress Caters with & without heels;
Caters, side and front lace; =
.. Goat sewed and pegged Boetees; ..saA
Fine Kid Bootees and Slippers;
g Black Lasting Caters, ..- d.
Children's *
Kid and Goat Booees thick an thin soles;
's Ancle Ties;
Servants Calf and Goa BOoees, large assortment
Gents fine Calf Single and Double Sole Boots;
stE Oxford Ties; - -'' .-
{" Monterey Ties;
" =" Patent Leather Shoes . e. .EF.EgFE
Boys Rne CaIF Boots, &c, sc.
TRUNKS, TRUNKS, TRUNKS.
eing Trunks Valises Bonnet Trunks, Velvet Brus-
sells Carpet Bags, Oil Cloth Travelling Bags, &C., &c. ali OF
which offered low prices for Small profits and
quick sales is the motto Give a call. 2 ia lf
sepI7-u t c. HAIL, Is Public Square.
REMOVAL.
TSHURST0N & BERNARD have removed to No. Is
Il Public Square, next door TO Calhouns, where they
will be a9py to show their first rate stock Of
Dry Goods consisting Of Black, Brown and Bae Broad
Cloths Black aud Fancy Cassmeres; Vestings Gloves,
Hosiery, Cravsts, Aandkerchiefs, &c, &C.
THURSTON 4 BERNARD.
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LNOR sale my Plantation IN williamson cosnsT. ke
a casn or on time, FIVE BLACK JACKS three 'ves.- q
old imported from the Island CT MALTA Of pure blood
lyo-hndSt~ JAMES IA WILSON
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NNTE have just received extensive assortment of
w Boys Clothing, Of various styles and prices which
respectfully invite fff-nds and the public gan
orally 10 call and examine We are also Christianity -e.
esvrg gent emens over Coats Dress aad Frocz CoasE
and ests OF every description Our stock Of Furnshng
Goods is complete al of when in addition 10 heavT
arrival Of Cloths Csssres and Yestings 10 the piece We
aaItero rselvss will ofsr inducements rarely presented
to the citizens of Nashville.
septic 'CLICTON 4 ABBOTT
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'CIIR SIiIS@CRT1FRS

II AVE Just opened very haBdsoae assortment Of
Il Furnishing Goods, comprising q great variety OF
Gloves, SusPsnders, Neck Ties Black and Fancy toeks
Linen C4mbrle Hs' dkerchief Lambs WODi aud Cotton
half Hose Gents Shawls and Audlsrs, &c. &C all oi
which will be sold al fair prices
seDtlO II CHIFFON ABBOTT
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TO COIjNTRY MFRrIIANTS

OUR Stock OF Sentemen's Ready Made Clothing for tbe
~ Fall and Winter trade is complete racing every
variety Of sy and fabric 70 b1 fOund Eastern N
Our business being strictly and exclusively confined 10 th
Aanucture and safe OF Clothing enable oer rrear
inducements than any othfr house oCy ad snou3
alone be sueienJ guarantee all who purchase R-,dV
Made Ciobing and they supply themselves win h
larger variety OF ely les and assortment lss Drc
by making their purchases direct Msnuaetrsrs
augeO, '56-n X. H. BROCKWAY x CO.
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BY Baker 4 peasants.

a UCTION sALk.--We will sell nc nuc.
a ton. on FRIDAY, 9Th Instant commenciug at 10
O'Clock, at the store at the corner of Frsnkliu and
union streets 1000 lb. Bacon Sides and Shoulders
iuVn cno1ce Cigars; 100 boxes Window Glass A.
sorted sizes, 20 bbls New Orleans Sugar
VIII be added to the above q lot of fashionable
hsts Caps Counters, Show Cases. &c 1.-THE remnant
of the stock of Halter changing his location.
app BAKER pIEaSlNrs
HlGH CONSTABLE,ss Ai1k---NiII b
sold, for cash, to the highest bidder. at the Hish
oonsts5e's office, on FRIDAY. April 4th, 1856 Bu-
Isaus Cooking Stoves and Fixtures; Cane-Seat
rrock,ng Chair: small Boxes; s Clocks; several
saS Tin Boiler; Cart; lot of Plank; large
Gnu Cha,L small SHOW Case; Bedstead Broons; 2
1 nS Box; Straw Beds Water Bucket; Tub
1Sd hound,to satisfy distress warrants in favor Of
d. vs.. niey, Tyler vs. Fider Tyler vs. Vest An
isSn vs. ballendine and Ex'ors in favor of Hooper
s s gray Crew VI, Seldom WendIinger va Draser
IL, hLSoIon SATURDAY, 5th April. 1886 win be
the oe sae once formerly occupied by j. H. Scudder,
ne ohce FURNITURE Of said Scudder to setsfv ais
les warrant in favor of Julia Peyton Execnty;x "
sao seudder consisting of office Chairs. Tabies and
one very good Iron Safe. '' "Aa
eP j. P. TYLER H. Ger
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WAR IN KANSAS, and other new Books,
w ct J. w. RANDOLPH'S,

w ct j. w. RANDOLPH'S,
l2l Main street
THE WAR IN KANSAS; Rough Trip to the Dor.
der, among new homes and strange people. By
g. Douglas Beaverton. 81.
HUMBOLDTpS ISLAND OF CUB4. By J. S.
Thrasler. $l.25.
THE GREEN MOUNTAIN GIRLS; Tale of Yer.
mont. 1926
THE COURTESIES OF A Welded LIFE
The first and second Marriages. By Mrs. Made
fine Leslie. 81.
McFING.4 Al; 9 modern Epic Poem. BY John Trunl.
bull LII. D. $125.
INSIDE VIEW OF SLAFERY, or a Tour among
the Planters By c. q. Parsons, M ID. ST..
SPTRITUALfSM; the Healing of the Nations. By
Charles Linton. With an Introduction and Ap-
pendix, by Judge N P. Talrnndge. &l5n
STRATED By Prof. Robert Hare. Sl!75.
STRAY LE1PES from the Book of Nature. By
M. Schele DeVere. 75c.
Il DEED OF GIFT to my Dear Son, Capt. Matt.
Page, with Preface. BY Bishop Meade. 75c.
TOILfNG AND HOPING; the Story of q Little
Hunchbnck BY Jenny Marsh. 81.
an ATTIC PHIL 0SOPHER IN PARIS, or Peep
at the World from Garrett 25c.
RpIN6rS LIFE OF WASHINGTON. Subscrip'
lions received 8 vols at 81 per vol.
DOCUMENTARY HISTORY OF THE AMERt
CAN REpOLUTION, consisting of Letters and
Papers relating TO the contest for Liberty, chieny
in South Carolina. By r. w. Gibbcs. vols,
IS
THE MIND OF JESUS By the author of "Morn.
Ing and Night Watchesa 400.
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By Larns & shine.
MIGHT SALE, October lst 1S5H-Tl

MIGHT SALE, October LIST 1SJH.-TO.
NIGHT, commencing at o'clock, we win sell al
our store, No. IA Main street. large ASSIGNMENT OF
Staple and Fancy Goods, embracing almost every ar.
country trades
ALSO-WiI be offered an extensive stock of Ens
lish Gold Patent Lever Watches Gold Ankers and
inders.
ALSO-A splendid lot Of Gold Plated Watches Of
all together with large STOCK Of Double Barrel
Guns, Pistols, &c, no.
Country Merchants would do well to attend these
Sales great bargains may be expected. Goods
warranted to be a. represented.
GO s-h LARUs L sHInE, Austs.
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C,EORGE M. WEsT--Exchanse Book

CEORGE NJ. WEST--Exchange Book
NJ Store offers for sale this day
THE ISLAND OF CUBA, by Alex. Humbolt, trans.
lated from the Spanish, with notes, and prelimi-
nary essay by j. s. Thrasher, with maps. $t.25
TOLING AND HOPING. by Jenny Marsh. ST. -
THE GREEN MOUNTAIN GIRLS; story of Yer.
mont by Blyth White, Jr., with illustrations.
THE VAR IN KANSAS; a rough trip to the border.
among new homes and strange people, by g.
Douglas Brewton, beautifully illustrated sl
WOODHILL, or the Ways of Providence, by Talyi.
SI.25.
CHRISTINE, or Woman's Trials and Triumphs, by
Laura j. Gusts. ST..
THE FIRST AND SECOND MARRIAGES, or the
Courtesies of Welded Life, by Mrs. Madeline Les
lie. ST.
WOLFSDEN; authentic account of things there
and thereunto pertaining, as they are and have
been, by J.B. $125.
EDITH HALE; village story, by Thrace Talman.
Sl.25.
THE Principles OF POLITICAL ECONOMY
Applied to the condition, the resources and the
institutions fthe people, by Francis Bowen. 1921
4 DIGEST of the Laws, Customs, Manners and In
stitutions of the Ancient and Modern Nations by
yE,Thomas Dew, late President of William and
Mary College. So.
LESLIE7S FASHIONS for April. so cts.
apS-St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-04
BY Goddin &c Apperson.

11E ACRKs OFF LAND, IN HENRICO
j. LID COUNTY, ON CHARLES CITY ROAD. 0
miles below Richmond, for sale ut auction On MON
DAY the It'll April IL O'Clock NJ that being court
day will be Sold in front of Henrco court house, Us
acres of land partly la pine wood and partly cleared
on the Charles City road, g miles below Richmond,
adjoining the lands Of Mr. John Fisher, Mrs. 6allie
Robson and others.
TERMs-One fourth cash; balance at 8, 8 and Q
months for negotiable interest added and title
retained till last note is paid The taxes for the pre-
sent year TO be paid by the purchaser.
an 3-.tds GOBLIN L APPERsON Aucts.
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VALUABLE TElsACA on LAND IN THE
- - EInD.SyE nnNkICO COUNTY ron
auction the premises, to the highest biSdsr. -
FRIDAY, the 4th day Of April 1854 n fsir. n sof
the next fair Day thereafter his tFsct Of land in fhs
Stage Road, about IA miles below the city Of Rieb.
mond containing I3e acres or less and a6joinnr
the lands of Ro= Carter. Elijah Baker and W. a.
Christian A further description Of the land L
deemed unnecessary ~ those disposed to purchase
sale.
IERMs---One-third cash; the balance in equal in
sIaimenfs Of six and twelve months. with interest
rom Gay Of sale, and approved security, and title
tanned until last note IL paid
NH 25---tds4 EIIYSON NJ CARTER
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BY Richard Caufhorn.
SEyEs MULES, sEyEN CARTS. WITH

SEYEN MULES, SkVkN CARTS. WITH
~ HARNESS, AT AUCTfON.--Mr. Richard Walls
declining his business viii sell At euction his teams
consisting of livery fine Mules. from 70 years old
Carts, with Harness. The mules are particularly
recommended to all persons in want OF large, we'll
broke animals. The sale will take place on sATuH-
DAY, 9th of Apst 10 O'clock at the large ct NEARLY
In rear OF my store and near 70 the city Gas works
TERMS; -Four monthscredit, for approved nesotia-
BILE paper, for ell Of &I00and over under this
amount, cash sZ-- r. CAUTH0RN,
apl Auctioneex.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-04

IL Sale of Land in Hanover County.-Pursuant to a
decree of the Circuit Court for the County of Hano-
yer, pronounced the 18th day of March, 1855 in a
guardian, against Charter, the undersigned WILL on
TUESDAY, the 9Th day ofApril next, at u o'clock,
NJ If fair IL not the next fair day. proceed to sell TO
the highest bidder on the premises the tract of Land
in the seid decree, mentioned containing by eatma.
ton 81 acres. adjoining the Land of A.. Inmpkin,
Lucy Fl. Ball and others. and is the Land belonspg
to tho estate of Geo. Charter and near the head of
the MechsniesviIle turnpike road
Ternn-Onethirdc cash, one-third In twelve months,
and The other in two years. the purchaser executing
bond with approved personal security aud the title to
said land retained until the whole purchase money
is paid and conveyance directed By the Court
NH 25-tds J.B. KEESEE, Com'r.
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By E. b. Cook & Co., Auci..

II TURE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold. On VA.
occupied by H. Belts, Esq on Marshall betwss51
80 and 4th streets, flor and on account of VIM Ira
SMITH all the Furniture contained in said residence
consisting IN part of Sofas; Wardrobes; Book Cases
Side board; Bedsteads; Washstands; Chairs; TABLES
Beds; Mattresses Looking Glasses; Crockery; Glass
ware &c. ~
ALSO-A lot of Kitchen Utensils amongst which
is very superior Cooking Stove in excellent order
The above Furniture is in most excellent Condition
and will be sold without reserve
BpS e. q. COOK q CO Arct,
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By Geddin q Appersss.


COnIMIasIONER,s sAER or vALU.
~ ABLE REAL ESTATE, ON CLAr. srrwEsx
ADAMS AND FousHEE SEREETs--As Commissioner
OF the Circuit Court of the City Of Richmond pro-
nounced on the 18th March, 1856. in the suit o Cr1p
against Smith, ke Isa proceed sell public arc-
noh; on the premises, on TUESDAY, the 9th day Of
April ls56 at n o'clock, r NJ, the Real Estate 70
IeIed 70 IN the plaintiffs BILL consisting Of lot Of
slouno, an excellent Brick DweIine, and other i'm
on the north side of Clay street, between
S.. sna Foushee streets, nearly opposite the resi-
Hsncs q Mr: A. Dill, and now In the occupancy OF
hni,. 9 n Southall The house 10 admirably well.
Saa. nas ~ rooms besides ample ssrvantS accommo-
TEnNs-ith cash; balance at 6. - and "a month.
iii ~ nn notes interest added and title retained
be paid D. the and for the year
r. R HowIsoN, Commissioner
0a'e " ooDDIN APrERsos. Aucts mh25
AND IN HENRICO C11IJNTy rnu
SALElby virtue Of deed OF Trust sxscs,.d
% 20 ~ oy hoot. vaughan and Jose oh w Z. CIs;r
gee Tor tns beneht of VIM P. Stother WiIl;.,n n
macfarIand and Thomas w. McCance. trustee. =. =.
s 81 oner Tor sale, at public auction on MONnav
the 7th day of April 1856, in front of the Hsnr;,,
o'clock. all the interest convey ed to MS bein.
undivided 6teenths Of tract of land IN Gs;
county, adjoining the lands of Temple Keda Rev.
s. Ellis and VIM M. McGruder, and containinr la
acres. A141
1t isunderstood that the remaining SIS win ba ~.
tered to the purchaser, by the parties owning the
same, at the rate which the l2-l5 may SELL
TERMS made known on day of sale.
Acting as trustee, we shall convey only such title
az is vested in rs by the deed
ADAMS SMITH,} Trn,tes,
w. GODDIN, Afees'
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tAKGU SALE NEW CROP MOL ASSES
- AND SUGAR ---On FRIDAY, April 4th, at the
lower shed on the Dock, commencing at ii O'Clock,
=. M, we Will sell the cargo of schr r. Bulwinkle
from Attakapas, La consisting of
~ hhds prime to choice Sugars
III bbls do do Molasses
ALSO--Will be added to the above sale the cargo
per schr Chas. A. Heicksler, from Cardenas, Cuba,
consisting of
3l8 hhds. prime Muscavado MoIasses
81 tlerces do do do.
III bbls. do do do
TERMS OF SALE: For all sums under 500 cash:
over 800, months credit for approved negotiable
paper. CHAS. T. WORKMAN a. CO.
mn ~ AUctioneers.
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BY Thomas ". Keesce.
once with Geo. J. sumner, No. 20 Pe.r, .tr..t
HOmsEs FOR SALE AT aurr.on
-, WIZ De sold on SATURDAY morn;n. ny, ~
lot near M I q 70 o'clock at the Horse Auction
warrs mt sound and to work well Ses" o'''
ALSo-Severai Saddle and Harnes. 5o,s.. MALI.
apS omAs W. kEEsEE,
TRUSTEk,s SALE or 10UsRI1nI.n
and KITCHEN FURNITURE AZ AUCTION.
cnss n to the provision. Of deed Of trust exc
to e o os the ~ u Monroe and NJ Monroe his wife
"a =, Ia tue iotn Gay of December 1885, and record
we Clerks Office of the Hasinss Court of the
DAY ., tb mlesa ,h ! shall proceed, wEDNEs
~ ~ .ne stn DAY OF April. 1856 at 10 o'clock A. M
on .ne premises occupied BY the srautors A. hosrJ
tns Rouse called the Capitol House, ON Main street
Ea s,n and 10th streets and opposite Cerinthian
,oI casf the property described in said deed as FOL
HAIR dozen paror fancy Chairs; one Sofa: one
Tsre.stSi one Rocking Chair; Arm Chair: one
.2 one Mating for floor one set of lace Cur
eans, SHADES and Cornice one marble slab Table;
sss n; oiesh for passage three Gas Fixtures; one
1nogany Table; Dining Room Garnet. ef.b;na
waie and Cutlery; one Sideboard; two large Car
psi one large Rug three Bureaux; four Bedste ads
ehairs; two Lounges; one Cow; one Kitchen Stova.
Sae oioek two large Rockns Arm Chairs; OH
Rlsnksts anS R Turkey red Curtains; Tenders
pres &c; two Mattresses one Hair Mattress tbrea
straw mattresses and three Feather Beds.-the said
nst OF ARTICLES embracing and intended to embrace
al me Household and Kitchen Furniture Of eyery
KIND and description whatever of them the sad Mon
roe and wife, in their possession 1 'A
THOS. J. EVANS, Trustee.
sale conducted by THOMAS w KgEsEn Auct
THE CAPITOL HOUSE is FOR RENT-pos
session given The 9th of April 1856 This hons. i,
new and commodious. 1t has been kept as a hoard.
ing house. and, from its location and size Ia ad-nrs
ply suited TOR that purpose For terms apply to Mrs
Monroe, who occupies the house, or to Mr. Burweli
Jones' next door, m 9
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TKUsT SALE OF BRICKS, BRICK.
L YARD MATERIALS, &c.-By virtue of deed
Of trust executed to me trustee, bearing date the
18th day OF February 1856 and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office of Chesterfield county, for certain pur-
poses therein mentioned, shall expose for SALE at
public auction, MONDAY, the 7th day of the pre-
sent month April at IL O'Clock the Belona Ar
senal the following property One-half of three hun.
dred thousand Brick; l Mule; yoke of Oxen;
Horses and all the fixtures lumber and other mate.
rial used in and about backyard.
TERMS: For all sums of $50 and under, cash will
be required; all sums above that amount credit of
fonr months will be given, the purchaser executing
gotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed
r.. B SNEAD Trustee.
At the same time and place, shall sell the other
half of the aforementioned property, and upon the
same terms. WIN. M. DUVAL.
E&+
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FUTURE DAYS.
% Davespert, Anon "a al.

rhNw1G,k lnnEs, &C., AT AUCTION.--On
O'Clock OF our Auction Store an assortment OF Orc.
ssnsa yiz go hsss prime green Lssuayrs Coee 900
cass prime hio Coffee; 100 bags Jaws Cofee 200 bbls
Sonee sugar, "A" b and 'C,s 30 half chests gun
powder Tea 100 half ehssts black Tea, New Eng
iana hsm; old Ryo Whiskey; French Brandy in
. piPeh and casks; Window Glass; Nails best
&c, &c .A" s'a'4 'e'' Ao"ess''
TERMs-Undsr 800 cash 800 and over months
credit for approved paper "
sp4 DAvENPOkT. ALLEN h co. Auc,,r.
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BY Lnrus & yhire,

HORSES, MULES, cows, CARRIAGE
=: &c; AT AuCTI0N.-Will be sold at anotion. on
sAIOhDAY, 9th inst commencing at 10 o'clock
Mich Cow, with Calf Cove fresh TO the pail
ALSo-A second hand family Carriage and Harness,
complete, very little used o. GNU '1s'
Sale to take place at the large uor.a T.. a. :
Central Depot. LARTIS h sfyfME 'ne
ePI Auctioneers
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BY 4. b. Cook 81 Co., Aucts.
NLEGANT FURNITURE AND SUPERB


II ROSEWOOD PIANO, AT AUCTION--On
MONDAY, 7th April, at 10 o'clock, at my residence,
Main street, will sell the whole of my Household
and Kitchen Furniture, consisting in part of splen-
did Rosewood Piano and Stool, made by Chickerng;
beautiful Carpets Looking Glasses; Sofas; Mahogany
Paror and Rocking Chairs; Centre and Pier Tables,
marble tops; Gard and Side Tables superb Curtains;
Sideboards; splendid Extension Table; What-Not !;
Lounges; Wardrobes elegant Bureaux; superior high
Spring Mattresses Washstands; Casters; Tenders and
Fire Sets; plated Candelabras and Candlesticks !;
Knives and Forks; Tea Sets; Dinner Sets; Glassware
Crockery, &c. A very large Cooking Stove and Fix
tures and large assortment of Kitchen-ware too
numerous to mention.
ALSO-At IL o'clock precisely, will be sold, my
servant girl, who is first SeamsIess Chamber
maid, Nurse and house servant q years DID, of unex-
ceptonable character, and sold for no fault
As am about leaving the city, persons wishing to
purchase may rest assured that everything will be
sold without reserve. HENRY HYMANss
No. 96 Main st.
Sale conducted by E. B. Cook & Co, Aucts.
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BY Alexander Noff.


k'GCbRNaTURE. G ERIES. DRY
66ovvDs. 1c,Wil he sold at auction on SAT
Aprli 9TH at 10 O'Clock, general assortme mt
a. LSSo-sundry invoices Dry Goods, Shoes. Hats.
Sots. Sss osn BLEACHING &c; IS bbl. sup Fish:
Mustard: Gsts, oass oo Coffee Scotch Herrins Salt
key. Ae' p @r VIZ, Uld WINS
ap4 49,. 49,,
M mn WORTH CLOTHING AND
~ "a :. DRY GOODS, AT AUCTION.-Will
o OF sola at auction, at my store, TUESDAY April
Gun commencing at 10 O'clock: 1900 pair Pants,
Spo anu Styles 500 Vests assorted styles;
super Cloth; IS co blk and fancy Cassineres 10 do
assorted summer Pants stuff; so 1874 and lS-4 Mar
Shirts, Colltrs, &c. '' oiaNa'S'
MERCHANTS and city dealers are reouested IN
limit reserve Alley Wn Macnou1
- - -1 = Auctioneer
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&C., AT AUCTION,.-on
o,c,o.t - u, the ath inst. commencing at 10
ocioc., we VIII sell at our Auction Store, general
ss %. Of Groceries &c. consisting in part OF
Nv oeSes Adsmsntine Candles; IS barrels Coffee su.
3sl ~ earrea syrup; IS barrels Whisky and Brandy;
yin IW boxes family soap IFS bags Coffee,
PRIME 9gahty; 81 pipes Hennessy Brandy; Gunpow-
uer ana foushong Teas; Mustard and wines.
az Under $lo0 cash, over sl00 months ere :
gard to weather r-rs "''"oA'
sp4 DUNLOP, MoNcURE co, Aucrr..
A DMINIs TK 40 ,s SALE OF
II, LAfES.-Will be sold publicly to the highest
gIoaer Tor cash, at the residence of Mrs E. R. Mar
mall nm near Guney's Depot in Caroline county on
auE.suAf: 10Th April, 1856, seven likely negroes,
coSns,snne OF man, woman, girl IL or IS years
Su, ooys from to ii years old and two small chill.
dren' the property of Benjamin Marshall deceased.
Inc sale Will commence at II O'Clock
j. C. TERRELL,
eP f-n<0ZW" Administrator de boDis noD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-04
BY Thomas w. Keesee.
tOffice with Geo. J. Sumner. No. 20 Pearl

By Thomas w. keesee,
tOffice with Geo. J. Sumner. No. 20 Pearl street
HOUSE AND LOT FOR LEASE, AT
Ii AUCTlON.-Will be leased on MONDAY az.
ternoon next ths It'll OF April at A O'Clock, for five
years the House and Lot on Broad between 18th and
18th Streets the lot fronts Broad street. 50 feet and
runs back 70 Seabrook's Warehouse Bond with sp.
proved security win be required for the rent The
lessee to pay all taxes
J. b. KEESEE, Guardian
for Georgiana L. Charter
BY John Il ID. Payne, Aucfioneer
ERElGHT BOAT AND HORSES FOR
= SALE AT AUCTION by virtue Of deed 81
trust executed BY Tho'sP Chidreas % the snbscri
ber bearing date. February 9Th 1854 and duly record
cd in the Office Of Richmond Hastings Court shall
proceed 70 soil at public suction 70 the highest bid
der. for cash, on the Basin hank. nsrth side,f o.
"WEDNESDAY, the 9th day Of April 1855, Il the hour
Of O'Clock. r. NJ. the hcisht beat sExPkEe8"
now lying in the hasn, with the Gxturn attached 20
ssid boa6 snd two sooA work horses Used draught
horses 70 said boss. MOSBY W00paoN,
NH 3I--tds Trustee