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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-11
TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM IN
~, ~ G00CHLAND COUNTY. ON JAMES RIVER.
Thirty MILES ABOVE RICHMOND AND a.

.hUOIEES SALE UF A FARM IN
- GOOCHLAND COUNTY. ON JAMES RIVER
THIRTY MILES ABOVE RICHMOND. AND a.
SLAF Els THEKE0N.-As trustee in a decd y 4. nat
executed by samt D. Leake and wife, bearing date
= November. 1857, duly recorded in Goochiand
County Court. shall in execution Of the same. and
with the concurrence and appreciation of said eake
proceed tn sell, at public anction ut GoochIand
Cnurt House, on MONDAY, the 18th March. isJS
(eing court day. at II o'clock, the tract Of Land nd
Joining the Court House. called SnowtrDn on
which said Leake now resides, containing 40 acres
81 which about IS river low grounds of the
finest quality. The high land Is very good and ca
pabie OF the highes. improvement There is an am
pie supply OF wood land. embracing some excellent
oak timber. The buildings on the place thnneh
not IN good order are sufficient for the use of The
place ivy
After the sale of the Land will he sold 20 Negroes
Az OF whom: are ycunS and likely, embracing Mem
Women and Children, and among the number Is a
good shoemaker, ami several seamstresses Thcse
negroes are among the most valuable to be found in
similar etate. whether reference be had To THAR
character. quail LEGATIONS or heathinpss The terms
for the land will he most liberal viz: one-fth cash:
balance at l. 2. and years, for bonds bearing in
terest, (the same nay able annually } secured by
trust deed For the slaves cash or in lieu thereof
satisfactorily endorsed egtiabe notes at months
interest added. DIR Geo W Harris or John Thonp'
son. Jr, Esq, living near the place, will show the
land to any one wishing to view the same
d kEAN, Trustee.
GoDDIN & APPERsoN Aucts.
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AUCTION aALHe.
ffyTERE DA1S
by D. u. Cook q TO.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWENTY.

'hUcIEE'6 EALE OF TWENTY
- = FIVE ACRES or LAND IN HENRICo coUN.
~ At AUCTION by virtue Of "a deed Of trust
execntea 70 the suhsc iber By James Page and dull
rerotee1 the county of Uesricn shall proceed 10
=: ssm, .. pubic sution, on WEDNESDAY, the nth
Hnuse one certain tract OF parcel Of land Ixte nd
being IN the county Of Henrfce containing twenty
nys acre., surveyed By " Bates Of Richmond aud
&C. being the same land which was ronyers,i a.
SAMUEL Page. BY Edmund Cary and vile, By deed
record in the Clerks Office Of Henrico eonpt, rnn,s
In deed book 49, page 557 So"'''
TxRMs-Cash as 10 much OF the proceeds AZ NAV
DC necessary to defray the expenses Of sale and III
nischarge the amount ct note OF seventy-ive d1l.
Jars, with interest thereon from the 18th day of De.
cemoer. 1871 ~ to the residue. six months credit
Ut approved negotiable paper, with interest added
ana Ute retained until final payment. The title is
peieyed 10 I've good. but will convey such title only
rs Is vested In me as trustee
JOSEPH r. YOUNG. Trustee.
saleconducted by Is COOK O.. Ancts.
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Sale conducted by GoDbIN APPERsoS. Aucts.
mh6
TRUSTEES SALE CARTS, MULES,

TRUSTEES SALE CARTS, MULES,
DRAY, HARNESS, 4c-As trustee in deed Of
trust from Alex. England, dated 18th stBrch, 1853
duly recorded in the Richmond Hastings Court
shall proceed to sell. st public suction on SAFUR-
DAY. the 18th day Of March, 1917. at II o'clock A
", on the Basin bank, between 9th and 10Th sts the
following property, conveyed by said deed viz: 3
excellent Carts tne Mules, Dray, Gets arness,
iEuttin2 X nife.
TERas-All SUMS und.r $50. cash; over that
amount. months credit, for approved endorsed
negotiable notes, interest added.
THO NANCE, Trustee
sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoS Aucts
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NUNS & CLARK's PA

ssEszsl NUNS 4 CLARK'S PA
y "a HN p. IL. TAYLOR has Just opened
u several SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS
fgOm the popular mandatory of Messrs. NUSNs
CLARE. whose instruments he has been selling during
the pnst thirty years. to the entire satisfaction of the
numerous purchasers. Also, Pianos Of 6ts octayes
together with several excellent second hand instru
ments, which will be sold at unusually low prices.
MELUDEONS, of Pelaubet's make 20 be obtained
at this establishment only,
PIANO STOOLS. Of variety of patterns.
The most extensive assortment If MUSIC and Mu-
steal Instruments in the State. z. ii. TAYLOR,
le 2Jts Piano and Music Store. lSS Main street.
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or 900 Al YEAR, $1,000 A YEAR

Ql O00 A YEAR, $1,000 A YEAR
Up ,oOO Profitable aud honorable employment
81 600 A YEAR. for all times. Persons in town or
81 200 A YEAR. cosn.ry, in search Of employment
$1,000 A EAR. as q scarce of income. or to fill mp
81 Hn A YEAR. their leisure hours. may hear of
slWN A YEAR. such by enclosing two stamps to
I,aA YEAR pay postage, to Professor JAM ES
81 600 YEAR. IT. HORNE, Box No. 455l, New
$IG0 YEAR. York Post Office. Unemployment
81 GOO YEAR is fitted 10 either sex station in life
81 eco A YEAR. immaterial. 1t is an article Of daily
8, 900 4 Y EAR. consumption, and can he manufac-
81 0OH A YEAR. tured in the agents dwelling; Sc
81 oAO A YEAR. cure by copyright; sale perma-
ST. 100 A YEAR. nent as -four. An agent is wanted
$lOO0 A YEAR. in every town in the Union.
IN kcv2
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SYTSs MAXEPPA.-A beautiful
1TI r young Bull. of the Khaai stock, can be
t4A--lt. found NJ stable of the city. lust
beyond bRon Hill, where he will serve limited
number of Cows, at 81 each.
Mtseppa waslbred by DIR Woods Of Alhcmarle
county; IL out at full-bloot khasi COW. by Hon
G RIvss Red Rover.
Persons Wishing 10 get cross OF the stock have
now an opportunity which mHy not be presented
again. NH i--6t+ MARTIN KUHN.
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MR.. R. H. JACKSON: DEAR SInEI
have tried 100 bottles of your EXCELSIOR BrrrrRs
Win my customers and universally recommend IL a.
aspecihe against Ague and Fever Bilious Fever
&C. As TONIC, find II superior to any other art
Gle have ever tried As an agreeable article In A
COCKTAIL, Ii 10 only to be used to be approved
Your friend and servant
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DRIVATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. j

DRIVATE BOARDING Mas J. Q
L JAMES Miss A BIDdooD having rented
the very desirable residence of Fleming James on
ath between Main and Franklin streets close 10 bu-
suess aud in the retired part of the city, viii opeu
IL flG IN" accommodation of persons desiring Board
the l.! day Of January next. The house has
eral large aud desirable rooms for families. Also
An office Ia the front basement They can accommo-
date a t.v DAY BDARDERS. ia 20-dly
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. PURCELL, LADD & co.

n PURCELL, LADD s. CO,
W DRUGGISTS,
a ReS leave to infnrm their friends and the pub
a. lie that they have REMOVED 20 their
NEW STORE HOUSE.
No. l12 corner of Main and 18TH Governor street
(Tne new brown stone house at the corner above
their old stnnd,l
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
February %. 1855. NH 2-d&cwts
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NPRTN0 TRADE 1s5s-I h.o - -,

"'-'"Vs"
SrhlNo TRADE 1858 II beg to call
the attention of town and country trade to mr.
spr.ug stock. inst received rs follows " '"'
~ rs bss nS.sins assorted 10 cases sardnes hall
Is drums sn,,nn. Wcases Sardines, quar-.
hhls new Currants 10 essss sr.sS Paste raste
u bags soit lvica Al 100 bxs assorted Pickles
q hays soft sicily Al sobxs auscat Wine
moDds sahys asssx.aa . ~
q bags hard Almonds obxs M.eornn; o'a'ais
" bags new Palm Nnts 80 bxs yermiceIia
I" bags new Sicily Wal 500 hxs Gum Drons
~ NUS us v,,.. 500 bxs assorted Mix
~ bags new fhherts lures
p bagt new Pecan Nuts 30 bxs Oranges
~ bxs fresh Lemons ~ bxs Drv IIinyar
preserved Ginger 30 reams Wranpinc Pa
25gr ,ce Smoking Tobac-l 1900 fresh Cocoanuts
1870 drums Figs
ALSO,
manufacture daily my Justly celebrated Steam
Refined CANDIES IN large quantities. warranted
sell Ct the Same prices that inferior article is sold
for North. 80 ''''
.ALso-sooOOo Imported, Domestic and German
bear in mind to call at No 80 Main street
LOUIS J BOSSIEUx.
mn 2-lh Steam Candy Manufacturer.
FRESH SUPPLIES OF APPROVED
B0OkS-Ar P PRICES.
JAYS Morning and Evening Exercises at 81 Is
thB0TT'S YOUNG CHRISTIAN SERIES. viz:
y IL.
Hoary Head apd McD )nner. 81; corner Stone. 81
SWISS family Robinson, vols &c
rHE COUSINS; by Miss Macintosh. SO
PRAISE and Principle; by Mis- Macintosh, SIC
CONQUEST and self-Conquest; by Miss Mcintosh,
S-c
ROBINSON Crusce. sc, 7sc and sc
SANFORD AMI Merton sc
GEORGIA Scenes and Sketches 81
FkANkLtA's Autobiography; Illustrated Edition.
TIE British Spy; by VIM. Writ. &c
HARNESS. Notes, per volume 75c
MosliE;ns Ecclesiastical History; vols, sheep
BROWNS Concordance, Doc; Browns Bible Diction-
LIVISuST0NE'S Africa: 81
MRs SHERWoOD'S Works, separately or in sets
TII0RNTON'S Family Prayers 75c
JOHN HALIFAX, Can't, and other works by the
same author
CYrHARA Carmina Sacra Presbyterian Psalmo-
Dist and other Sacred Music
PICTORIAL First Book for Children. PC
,,~F Pc pr;n,s s.eO nd, - BIC
IW0 QUESTIONS and Propositions for Sunday
Schools and Bible Glasses "a new Question Book,
ROLL BOOKS, Minute Books and Library Records.
IRISH ARMY. 45c
LIFE of Washington, for the Young, ibc
UNION Primers and Spoilers, Sunday School Tick
cts. Ami crsary II ' INNS and Music, &c
DANIEL BAKERS Talk, ljc; Baptism in a Nut
shell. ISc
ELECT LADY Il Memoir of Mrs S. C. 1T, of Pc.
tersburg. SIC
LITTLE GIRLS Treasury of Precious Things, 3nc
ALTMAN DER on Religious Experience 62c
NH 9-3E
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HOUSE AND LOT ON THE CORNER

HOUSE AND LOT ON THE CORNER
IA OF VALLEY U7TH) AND GREEN STREETS,
AT AUCrI0N.-Whl be told on the premises on
TUESDAY, the 9th inst commencing at O'Clock
NJ House and Lot on the corner of Valley (7th)
and Green streets, fronting 20 feet, aud rnnn,Ag
back the usual depth. The improvements consist If
a wooden tenement, rented to a good tenant
FERss-0ne-third cash; the balances at 4 and
months, with interest, aud secured by trust deed
mh2 JAS NJ TAYLOR \ SON. Aucts.
~. The above sale, in consequence of the snow
is postponed TO MONDAY, Is h March, at the sane
hour. JAS NJ TAYLOR & SON,
NH 10 Aucts.
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RICHMOND, VA March ], 1855
I'VE BEG LEAVE to inform our friends
W and the public that we have established
House in the city of New York, under the firm of
WALLACE d co for the purpose of doing Gene
raj Commission Business. Mr.. JEFFERSON WALLACE
representing us in New York.
NH 9-lm WIN. WALLACE SONS.
WALLACE l. CO,
W GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. l07 Front street. New YORK.
JEFFERSON WALLACE, VIM. WALLACE SONS
NEW YORK. RICHMOND, VA.
NH a. m
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suIs ~ ~1 T III ss RALLoN, M. D.
MOST WONDERFUL DISC0VERYi-

.n ~ certain cure for Fever and Ague.-LEON-
ARDS ANTID0TE for the above, is the greatest
1iscovery OF the age. 1t has never been known to
ial and Is consiered by numbers that have used IT,
land by the medical faculty } the best medicine In
References given by those who have been cured
By the above medicine
Price 81 per bottle. To be had Of
THOMAS LEONARD
seq Corner of Clay and Adam streets
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JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. Trustee.
JAMES ~ TAYLOR Son. Auctionears. NH e-tds
T OF ON 17rH OR VALLEY STREET

- AT AUCTION Will be sold on MONDAY tho
18th inst, upon the premises commencing at a.
O'Clock lot of ground the Fast side OF iTfb or
Valley street, fronting ~ feet said Valley street
and running back 100 feet to alley.
TERMS-tlDe-third cash the balance at and 3
months wi h interest, and secured by "A trust deed
NH 10 JAS NJ TAYLOR Il SON Aucts
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pr virtue of Deed Of Trust, executed

1856, and OF record in the Clerks Office IF The Wu.,
ings Court of the city Of Richmond and by direction
OF the beneficiary therein named, wilI'ke spld On
FRIDAY the i2ih ef March, at the residence of aid
Talley, on Main. corner OF Nineteenth street MI
the Household and Kitchen Furniture of said Taiey
consisting of the usual variety. sale To commence
at II O'clock A NJ. BROOK fW
NH
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VUGAR.-T0 bbls. New York extra c
~ Coffee Sugar; so do. New York Crushed SUI
NH o--iM LEWIS n WEBB l. co.
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FOR 8ALE. &C.

LUR SALE--A quantity Of SLATE
,, that has been taken frop ROOF. Apply ct this
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GMITHER'S LIVIN G S TON I'M
~ PROVED PLOWS.-Smither's Livingston I'M
proved and cast iron beam Plows and castings. in
store and for sale by CHURCH FLEMING.
mh9 cor Cary and 18th It's.
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WOMAN LOST. -Strayed from

ia the residence of $. j. Winiree marshall
AZ street, Church HilD on Eriday morning
*. 9Th inst n black negro WOMAN. nam'
Poly. cad Polly is about fifty years low statue
aud il dRTBnged-hat on "a blue striped domestic
frock. blu, bead ha ndk erchef and was wrapped in
Colorrd blanket. Any information in regard To
her will be thankfully received by the subscriber
at the Dauvilic Depot, Richmond.
mh9--lt* JNib NJ. WINRREE
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WILEY PLOWS.-A full assortment
w of the Justly celebrated Wiley Plows and
Castings for the same. In sto'e abd for sale by
CHURCH & FLEMING,
mh9 cor. Cary and 18th Sta.
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iLIRGINIA WORM KILLER.-Children

For sale by Mrs A DAVIS, Fisher Winston
Millspangh u Johnston. Il Picot, A BoSeker AID
Charles ID Yale. fa9
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To prove that this re-/
aerson troubled with l.iv-l
t. forms, has but totry a
certain. Z
A compound has been
and extracting that partL
active virtues ofthe Ine,ii-
all morbid or bad matter,
ing in their place healthy
thestomach, causingfoodt
the blood, giving tone andf
merry removing thecauses,
ing a radical curewithoutr
after effects. felt by using
Poison that is usually
One dose after eating isl
stomach and prevent the
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DYE FLOUR Id bbls first quality Rye
H Flour, Baltimore inspection, for sale by
NH 70 WM III TYLER,
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SUGAR, Prices were easy for buyers without any
quotaBle change. Sales Of 1900 hhds at 53lgG4c W
ID for Fair to Prime.
MoLAssEs Some 1000 bbs were sold at 25@26c
for inferior and Ordinary, and 27G2275 for Prime and
Choice, with 800 half bbls aisle % gallon showing
further decline.
FLOUR Market inactive, and we noticed sales
Of only $50 and $50 bbs Superfne at IS, ls2 I'm.
branded at 81 So and G5 without Inspections s. l24
" Dbl
GRAIN . The sales of Corn were confined to $50
sacks White and $50 Old from store at 7Oc and 200
Prime New on the levee at 75e n bushel . OF Oats
$40 sacks St. Louis sold at zoe, and on Friday from
store $50 at Csc, and 1000 at zoe u bushel We
heard of nothing doing in Wheat or Bran
Provisions The sales of Pork were confined to
retail lots at SIS 80 43 Dbl for Mess Of Bacon 25
casks Ribbed Sides sold at SC and 80 at 93c H.
-. In Lard the transactions were confined to 500
and 200 kegs at l13c % ID.
COFFEE. Sales confined to 800 bags at IL 5Gll3c
V Ii.
WHISKY 49,, lO2 bbls Rectifed sold in lots at 24c
and some Wiltshire at the same price.
FREIGHrs "A ship was taken for Bordeaux at
lie for Cotton and SIS for Tobacco Vessels on the
berth filing up at 1921 for Liverpool and l 3,lGc
for Hayre.
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Smith, arrived with IS bales cotton, ga hhds sugar
and s43 bbls molasses.
The Attallapas packet Belle Creole, Capt, Richard,
son, arrived with l42 bids. sugar and so bbls mo
lasses,
The steamer T. c. Twitchell, Capt. H. g, McComas,
arrived from Cairo with 1859 bales cotton. We
thank Mi. Moore, her clerk, for fayors
M. Burton for LobdsHs Store,-This regular
packet in charge of Capt, Isaac Hooper, with Mr..
Reuben p, Catlatt in the office, leaves to-day at 5
P. NJ
Dr. Batey for DoaaidsonpHe.- Capt. a. Dugas
win back out to-day, at P. NJ, his regular packet
for Donadsonvile Mr. Joseph Declares is her eour-
teous 4erk.
Laurel HiR for Bayou Sara-At 8 7. NJ. to-day
this fast u S. mail and passenger packet with Capt
James H. Ure in command, and the attentive MI
Alex. K MeLain in the Office leaves for Bayou Sara
Eclipse for lIeaphis.-TIlis renowned and splendid
U. S. mail ana passenger packet, in charge of Capt
j. d. Clarke with Mr.. James Bell in the office, leaves
at P. NJ for all points on the river up to Memphis,
connecting at Napoleon with White and Arkansas
river packets, and at Memphis with St. Louis and
Louisville packets.
Chancellor for LouisUMe.-This fine passenger
steamer leaves to-day at P. NJ for all points on the
Ohio river, under the command of the courteous
Capt G. W. Stewart, with the correct and attentive
Mr.. M G. Foster in the office, Passengers are sure
of receiving the most courteous Treatment and enjoy
ing the most luxurious fare the Chancellor. She
deserves the patronage Of the public.
TE,;yiom Baird for Cincinnati fine passen-
per paeket William Baird, Capt. W. I. Dunning,
leaves to-day. at r. NJ, for all landings up to the
Queen City
rs. Pringie fo, Cincinnati-Capt W. R. BrickelI
backs ont to-day, at T. NJ, his splendid passenger
packet for the Queen City.
Jesse x. Bell for Cineinnati.-rhis popular pas
senger packet leaves to-day, at P, NJ in charge of
Capt R. Robertson, with the clever Mr.. f. B. Moody
in the Office.
~. R. Douglas for Ouachita ,iger.-Capt R, H.
backs out to-day, at p M, his swift and
fne passenger packet W. R. Douglas, taking freight
for all landings on Ouaehita and Black rivers and
Bayou Bartholomew.
Dick Mash for Old riyer.-This light draught
packet, in charge Of Capt. Ed. Jones with Capt. J,
W. Moore in the office leaves to-day for all landings
IN Old river
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday.

CITY HOTEL. 49,. j f Gruin. J W Morrison,
G Il Lake, J q Cason, Miss, A Gusman, La.
Isaac Scherck, Miller Miss Rufus Arnold, Jack
son e G Smith, La. B Terry, Jefferson Texas
. G H Garfield, R Sler, jackson, wv Hines,
Jefferson, Texas....W H Hardin, Tenn. j W
Brown and lady, Miss. D NJ SIoad, lady and child,
Texas w S Lewis, Shreveport. &C Mereus,
Fla Mrs DR. Moore, Phila H A Cutrer, Texas
-. G " Stone, Montgomery Mrs Graham, dau'tr
and svt, Ala Dr. W Roger, lady, child and svt,
La L Hughes, H P Clarke, N A Hyatt, D c
Hughes L FlOurnoy,N Y -. S D Pitts, Shreveport
III F, Marshall, W Band, La. A B Payne,
Master Waugh, n o., &c Lewis, Ark. E c
Preston, La. T Fl Rich, city, Mrs Jennings, two
children and svt, S C j EMS, Texas w NJ Jago,
Ark.
MERCHANTS HOTEL. DR. ] McWhinry,
Clinton G A Warfeld, N q. Geo Blackman,
Mark L Jewell, Harry Jewell La j Dwire, j
Roberts, Mo S ] Elliott and lady, Il W Foreman,
ST Louis James Newton, Ark H Griffin, j NJ
Wingate, Memphis. p J Fraguin, John Stattree,
La, S A Hill, R Pattison, city. G W Myers, S
A Myers G J Scott, Texas b. @ w Crofts Ga
J B Hogan, Texas. IN Amacker, B NJ Amaker L
Richardson, Law A Buuell ] D Allen, H Phil
lips, st Helena. j Strauss, ST., jackson. j Fl
Wingfeld, La, S S Bachelor, city ~. r j Robert
son, lady and two syts, Nd r... G w Womack J W
Burton and lady, Mrs G E Strickland J G Burton, R
Burton st Helena.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL. C 7 Denny, Louis
vile D w c Campbell, W R NJ Graham, W A
Beecher, R R Hunt, Or A Graft wife and
daughter, Boston. Geo D Prentice, Louisville T..
VIM Calhoun, La. VIM Mackenzie, Miss o..
W Purdons, jackson. D A Mathews Ca
james Jennaut, Liverpool. W b Crgan,
McArther, Fla, Thomas Robins, Jr Henry H
King, n Y....E smith, Philadelphia G " Earle.
ton Mobile O A Lawton, N Y Rev H Wing.
field, Va Mrs James Kerr, Jr and three children,
steamer City of Memphis H Thomas Jr, P Hi.
dreth Bethault and lady, Ed Minlan and son, N 0.
ST. LOUIS HOTEL. .,s. l. Meyer, N Y Dir H
Vaughan, lady and maid, Yazoo City. James Chap
man, Jr and wife, n o.. james H Nichols aud wife,
Charleston DR. Duperier, lady and two svts, Miss
Eugenja Mills, Attakapas. Henry Austin, Miss j
Austin and syts Miss Mary Austin, Ala.
ARCADE HOTEL. 81. John Iatour, N 0 ".
VIM A Caskey, jackson. i E Douglass N O...,J
" Robinson, Montgomery James Gasheyeer, ]
Walker F NJ Fens, Ala....T CDukrelI Mo- r
P Wilson, N O.. p Ritter, Shreveport.
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Inc movements IN real estate this week have been
limited, There are fine opportunities for Investment
Many people are waiting for the sale of the Mac,
donogh property, But those having money to invest
for building purposes-that is those DESTROYS of now
securing homestead under the present plethora Of
capta-will with vacant lots and improved pro-
perty on reasonable terms, and many advantages can
be realized by those who have q little money, aud
have some occupation, in securing permanent homes
at reasonable rates, Among the sales Of the week we
note that Of the square of ground No 49, in Jefferson
City, bounded by Laurel, Live Oak, Bordeaux and
Yalence streets, Called the Back Square, for Sl2-
600 - purchased by a new candidate for citizenship
Terms, l, @ 3, 4, and years, with per cent per
annum interest-almost equal to cash sale The
Improvements are good, and under insurance Of
$4,000. Vanity, pomposity and conceit would com
pei purchaser of such property situated near New
York to give forty to fifty thousand dollars for so
much ground.
So long as real estate in our city rules at present
prices it will hold greater inducements to those
DESTROYS of a home than any other city in our con
fedemey.
Statement oJtbs Banks ofh ig for the meek ending sar
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY, Dec. 8, 1858,
Arrived, 40 head of Cattle. The supply is very
ample aud the market easy for purchasers of the
middling and lower descriptions Of stock We quote
PRICEs:
BEEF CArrIE-Western Fine ana Choice u 8aS IS
Rough and Fair do ....,....3l7 40
Attekspas Texas etc, " head so
" Ordinary and Fair .........S6 $l2
Hoes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,..............t-ni0 10
SHEEP (per head S QUO
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-06

In stocks, the transactions to-day at private sale
comprise 125 shares of Southern Bank at l05, and
100 shares Of Jackson Railroad at 1O4, and the $780,,
600 of city bonds endorsed by one of the railroads.
were duly transferred at 50, which is an advance
At public sale Messrs. Palfrey & Co. sold the fol
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-06

Capt. Lawless, of steamship Chas. Morgan reports
Bremen bark Franzisca arrival off Galveston bar on
Friday evening Sd inst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-06

I ANDING Elk SHIP MEMPHIS, from Bordeaux
Il CIARET-4B ssES Totes de Qaiusac;
u :. Medoo old.
VISEGAR-SO bills " lille Wine Vinegar, superior,
For sale by GRATIAA. COAMAGERE X co,
ny ~ Customhouse street,