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BY Alex. Mott, Auct'r.
Try GOODS, aROC Il

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, q G e F..
l. RlES.-Will be sold at auction, at my store,
corner of Main ard 18th streets, on TUESDAY
m rnlng, the 18th day of Dece mber at 10 o o ock.
4 general assortmen nj of Furniture, Stoves. 40.
GROCERlES.-Brandy.W hiskey, Champagne.
Bitters, Manufactured Tobacco, Cigars, glass
DRY GOODS Several invoices seasnnable Dry
Goods, Net Shirts. Drawers and Jackets, Ladies'
Hose, Yarn and Cotton Half Hose, Coats. Pants,
Hats. Caps, Hoop, Skirts, shoes. Gaiter.. &c.
de II ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
HUMMELSHINE, ns SALE OF yAt.UA-
~ Bile PROPERTY IN HENRlC0 COUNTY.
AS Commissioner OF the County Court of Hem
rico, appointed by n decree entered Nov. 9th,
1867 shall sell at public auction on the premises.
on TQ ESDAI, Dec. 18th. 1850 M fair II not, the
next fair oay,l tract of land of which w IN. q.
Roundtree, decd, died seIzed, situated about
miles above Richmond, on the old Richmond
Turnpike. containing about 4iA acres. upon
which there is a small house and out bul dings.
Most OF the tract Is covered with very heavy and
valus bic oak, chestnut and other TIMER.
TERMs.-One- third cash balance IN one and two
years for b0lds, interest added title retained, OF
SAMUEL T. BAYLY,
de lot Special Commissioner.
WILL SELL, AZ SPRING HILL, In Chess
ter field. the late residence of b. q. Whitall,
decd, on TUESDAY: the 18Th of december, the
crops OF CORN, OATS and FODDER also, the
huGS, HORSES, FARMING UTkNSfLs. 30
Sale tn commence at IL clock. -
TERMs.--l ash tn ED. CARRINGTON.
Attorney for heirs OF b. q. Whitall.
All persons having claims against the estate of
b. u. WI ltall, dec d, will please present them to
me lar PAYMENT; and all persons indeb ed VIII
please make payment tn me. WI bout dstsv.
dc l26t TBEO CARRINGTON.
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News from New SIpx,co.

INDEPENDENCE Dec. Is The New Mexican
mail IN charge OF conductor Coan, with da les
70 lhe 2bth nit, arrived here last night MY
"bluhg, POSTMASTER At Santa Fee, came
through as passenger He reports very dull
times IN New Mexico; also. that the Indian
troubles on the plains are assuming a very Sc
rIous aspect. At Mckee's creek the mail party
were charged upon by thirty Uamanche In
dians, aud 1t was only by decided aud prompt
acuon mat they succeeded in keeping them off.
Inc indians were we'll armed with rifles
1he mail party were detained an hour by
the attack, and then retreated 10 a train seven
miles behind. The outgoing mail was also
forced TO retreat by the Indians to Pawnee
FORK. MT. Whiting says that from the Ce-
morore 10 Pawnee Fork the Indians wsre
seen every day on the high ridges, and
mere Is no doubt that they will cut of
all small parties travelling on the road -
Since the raid on Mr.. Walker, a few days
age, ana the subsequent killing of the two
men that escaped, the citizens OF this county
nave organized themselves into patrol COM
panIes, and should any more such bands
make their appearance they will be summarIly
dealt with.
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Vessel kuruf

WILMINGTON, n. o., Dec. 1.-THE schooner
Frederick William, for Bos ton, with cargo of
turpeptine and TAR, was burned last night in
Cape Fear river, 20 miles below here. The
vessel and cargo are total loss. The crew
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BY J III. Dlgsrs. Auct'r,

ZINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
L JEWELRY, FANCY GOOnS, &c.-Will be
sold at auc ton, every night this week at Auction
Room 50 NJ ain street. Also, o lot of Blankets I'm
dersRIrts. Drawers fne Table Cutlery, Plated
Spoons, Forks, & c., 60. Sale will commence at
O'Clock, M. ]. II. DIGGES, Auot.
ID. +. BoorH, Salesman. co Z-tx
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TRuSTEE's SALE o. T4E FURNI.
BYJas. N. Taylor & Son, Aucts.
COMMISSIONERS, sALEoF vALUA

COMMISSIONERS sALEO OF vALUA.
SIDE OF CARY, BETWEEN 7rH AND 5TH
STkEETS.-As Commissioners of the Circuit
cree entered on the 26th OF Novem 1er 1850 in the
cause of Foster Foster ct al, we shall sell at
public auction, on the pTemls es. on tn tuesday,,
the 10Th of December, 1860 at O'Clock p. NJ, tlf
fair; II not. the next fair day. valuable House
and now occupied by Nj. Mayer clothing
store.
ERMs.-One third cash; one third on a credit
of IL months, and the residue on a credit of Is
months. tor negotiable notes, interest added, aud
title retained unit! the further order of the Court
CHASrAlN WHlrE,t cor,r,u
JAMES b. FOSTER, { U'iiii =
JAMES Nj. TAYLOR Il SON. AuctS de 7
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BY r. II. Cook, Auct'P,

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, &C., ATAUCs
~ IfON. On TUESDAY, 18th inst, at 10 o elk,
vii! sell az my store p large invoice of handsome
CHRISTMAS PRESEN Is, consisting of
Parlan, Terracoita. Lava ard French China
Vases, Jewel Boxes, Coosnes, Gard Re
eelve-s. INK Stands, Figures. Ststu'tts.
French China Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets
Cut ard Pressed Glass Bowls. DecanteTs, Cob
let's, Wines, Tumblers, Salts.
Also
Bohemian l.. qunr Sets, Wine Bottles, Colognes.
DecanteTs, Card Receivers
Fancy Boxes. Toys, Fancy Ornaments, dc.
the whole beng worthy the attention of house
keepers. and those wishing 10 make Christmas
presents. tde l3l Il. b. CUuk. Auotr.
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North Carolina Legislature.

RALEIGH, n. O., Dec. t7.-In the Senate TO-
day, the bill appropriating $500, 600 10 arm the
State, caused some exciting debate and was
made the order of the day tor Tomorrow at
noon.
IL resolution declaring tbs right of secession
referred.
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HUNAWAYS,

N RUNANAf.-TWENT nOLLARS
G. REV ARD Runaway from my house, on
-FFA Church Hill on Sunday, the 9Th Inst my
<f$3V Servant Woman FANNY. She Is plack.
-S> gec teel in appearance, about Fl ve feet four
inches high and slew footed, about twenty-five
years old. | purchased her OF Mrs. Herbert, in
this city, the first OF this year-thnk she ls IN
near the city. The above reward will he paid on
delivery TO me, or at ID. X w. Cnrrie's Office
de H-4t' 6EORuE w. ALLEN.
In $50 KEWAKD.-Ran away on Eatur--
ID day, the Sd inst from rho employment Of
"a Dr.. John b. Eastman. OF Loulqa county, q
~ NEGRO MAN: named RALPH, belonging
~ to the estate of Jesse Perkins, decd.
RALPH Is about twenty two years of age
black, about five feet five inches high one OF his
front teeth cut, and the rest very broad and
white. No peculiar mark about him is remem-
bered, but we think he has scar between hisdore
finger and thumb on one of his hands-can't say
which. He. II is SAID, can write good hand,
and rs probabl, making his way to free state
The above reward Will be paid for his apprehen
sion in the state and delivery 10 us.oT being placed
in jail SO that we get HIM; or, If taken out OF the
State and delivered TO US, or placed IN = JalI IN
this State, SO that We get HIM, reward OF SlOe
will be paid. VIM. CRAWFORD,
John Il. QUARkES,
FRANK T. WEST,
Ex'Ors of Jesse Perkins, decd.
TIevllian's Depot. Louisa COL
Nov. 18th 1860. no H-ts
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AUCTION sALns
-, - - -N--s>r>Ss-N--
FUTURE DlY6


l S(M PAIR nGINIA m A n r
nv o.. BRoGuFs At tUcT!ON.-Cn FRf-
pa .st insant, at 10 O'Clock. | win sell At m
store. 500 pr. VIrgin,a Manufactured BROt;iIES.
assorted s'xes. The particular attention of the
fERHs-Cash, ia Bankable funds.
r.. B. COOK. Auct
%. ADDITIONAL.
VIII be added to the ahote sale about mo paiy
womens mems and hoys' BOOTS, SHOES and
1hICEks being portion of the stock re inaiu
/, oe nnsoio nelonslns 10 D Franklin, ESQ sold
oy,ordsr of W. B. Reed, Trustee.
oe - Il. B. COOK, Auet.
rs sLaOp FOR Sal r AT AUCTION.
&Ho n the 2lst DECE nBER. 1850, the sub
sorlher VIII cause TO be d a. public auc-
ION. at TURKEY ISLAND WHARF, on James
RIVER the sloop WILLIAM HING, which was
sun and ahanioned there during the last summer
and was raised at his expense.
ANDREW JOHNSTON,
deceased. de l6NtJ,
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New york Rauk Statement

New YORK, Dec. ir.-The Bank statement
this week shows loans increased 81 $40 600
deposits Sl,03O,OO0; specie decreased S2Ii ,OUu
circulation S2S0n0O.
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DLANiNG MACHINES AND STEAM
ENGINES
MADE UPON kOUTHERN SOIL.

THE UNION MANUFACTURING co,
Or RICHMOND, Va.
Are Bow ready C fg[nisa the !, celebrated WOOD
qars no other rsocmm ends ton than their alread,
estab he'd repu tation; nd also STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES. of from rs TO 100 horse pow
which they tciH bnaid a. Tess price per koys.
poper than they cas be fkrstShsd BY ass Northsrs
sstabLishmeat.
These Machines are built under the personal
superyisIop OF yoHs LEsTsR, Esq., formerly OF
Brooklyn, n. y, who. as manu- facturer ia We
and widelj known, and they arewarranted to give
satisfaction. ~ -
OFFICE, 2si MAIN sTREFT,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
r. Send for 3 Descriptive Pamphlet no y rs
NoTicE.-EuGENE CARalNsgIy,.
~ LUMBER DEALER,
Corner Franklin and isth streets.
Always on baud = ine assortment of:
WHITE PINE. BLACK WALNUT. MAH0G-
ANY, CHERRY, ToPLA r. OAK. HICKORY.
ASH. MAPLE and nUTfONWOuD.
VireinIa. North careiins and Florida PINE,
SCANTLING of all 81 Ees
SHINGLES, uATHs and GARDEN RAILS,
a.. NET az tIpossri l'' Of iass ss9AsDs
Csss. ylkS. YIN sssE'.s !ty,s.Es lhI,,,s.r
VI i'ss'a' y ] sse MI. ~ !.
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7,HE STOCK OF CLOTHING now in store
L at the old and favorIte stand. lo2 Main street,
far sarpasses in extent and variety any hereto
n oney market, and vi h s yie~ &C. lrse. the rtevs
Ct sssfGsss. 81 ~ sns ssft ), I'll
s.Hsi, tifsal scar sssssies e shs Iast. shsS sns
'''' ''e ssis:..ysa efhw9'isss rsw,......
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LA Ter FROM EUROPE.
A r RIVAL OF THE BOuEu,.

OAPk RACE, Dec. 1.-THE steamer Bohs
au.an, from Liverpool on The eth, with teIe.
slaphic dates TO the afternoon of the sth via
Londonderry, passed here to- day.
Inc Prince Albert, North American and
kangaroo had arrived safely ont.
Inc exciting news from the United States
had produced panic in the Liverpool cotton
market causing 1t 10 open At decline of !
out II closed irmer, with more ina uiry. which
was freely met by holders.
The siege of 1seta still continued Fonr
heavy batteries had opened ire on the town
- ne Persia was expected 10 take out 10 the
United States fully &i,UO0,0p0
Inc Empress Eugenie visited Victoria Mt
WIndsor Castle, on Wednesday.
Ne apprehension of a monetary crisis mt
faris had subsidized. The Bank OF France was
largely gaining specie. The Bourse was
as reported that Napoleon has Unlimited
10 FRANCIS ii. of Naples, the useIessuess Of
further esistapce
resigned. ~
ne austrian official journal eontradicts
me rum"red negotiations for the cession of
Seuelia TO Italy ~
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NOTICE To TAX PAYERS.-Pursuant To
~ an ordinance passed nth January, 1885, | will
attend at the Collectors Office, In the City Hall,
from The 18th to the 3lst December. inclusive, to
receive the remaining half OF taxes from such per
sons entitled to deduction of 10 per ca Mt.
by having previously paid the first half In June
last, IN accord9D 9TH said ordinance.
JULIUS A. ROBSON. c. C. r.
N.B.-It will he seen from the above that the
Collector Is required to attend at the Office from
me 18TH 10 the Sist "i the month 70 eceiye taxes
term of the Hastings Court, he required, by or
dInance, to advertise delinquent real estate ~ he
sold for non pay ment OF taxes. Persons who have
not done so will see the necessity of calling and
paw ing these taxes, it will ne possible for the
de lin J, A. H, C. .. R
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By Alex. e OFT, AGct'r.

DESERABLE sioux OF DRY GOODS
~ Al ACCTION-ih he subscriber, wishing TO
discontinue the dry goods business, viii sell at
auction, at his store, opposite ths Sporswood
House, on thursday next, Dec. 20Ih corr
mencng at 10 O'clock, his entire stock, consisting
OF large desirable stock OF fine retailing Dry
Goods, embracing fine Silks Mernos, MousiIn De
LalIsS; large lot French kmt rodery; Shaw Is;
Hosiery, Gloves, 20: bleached and Blown Cot
tons; Prints, Blankets, Cloths, Casslmel es, Sati-
nets, &c.
TINS stock is now being measured and put in
order for sale, and can be examined on the day
previous to the sale. Ladies IN particular are re-
quested TO call. seldom such a stock of fine
goods offered for sale at auction. THIS sale is
positive, and bargains may be bought
TBkMS.-All sums under $50, cash bankable
funds; over $50 sixtJ days credit, for approved,
endorsed, negotiable notes.
CHAS. A GWATKIN.
Sale conducted by ALEX Mort, Auct. &c ID
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srEAMBoATs, eHIPPINa, q G.

5zlgsssss,;s sm! s a!5fsE n fsASGAs:
hour Of Il O'clock H.. TUESDAY. the is 18th 10 DE se
Freight taken to Boston via Baltimore at low
est rates. With great dispatch.
No hogsheads received on board unless engaged
Passengers are requested to be on board before
the ps hour OF departure, lao'clock M, TUESDAY
Tickets procured eIther al our Office In Shockoe
shp' opposite the Columbian Hotel. or at steam
de l7-2t DAVID & WIN. CURRIE.
49,. 49, EQ g NEW YORK VIA NOR
Grossr elk Ehe f., RoA hsts oeptsin
?. NJ, TUESDAY the 18th inst
Passengers are requested TO he on board IN due
Passage to New York, meals and state-room n
GUIDED, $40. Steerage passage only So.
freahf i eceved se and np to
the hour of O'Clock A. NJ, TU ESDAY.
C9nsignees DC TO send tor theirr Gods
Tickets AMI berths secured at our Office, or on
Freight foi Boston taken at moderate rates and
de II ct LUDLAM & WATSON.
-1e FOR PHILADELPHIA.-T The
$3.50 No. ! Steamship VIRGINIA. Capt j.
s'fxx,aR KELLEY, Ia new ready to receive
freight: and VIII leaye on TUESDAY, the 18th
INST, at o'clock A, NJ.
For freight or passage, havingsuperlor accom-
CRAs.. P. CARDOZO. Agent,
l0e Main street. or Rockets
Boston Freight taken through b, steam at re-
duced rates, and with dispatch de IS st
a4ff1 orr Eks ETh e ~ shkf rd1 MAS has
present fA&E$ f6WN. Capt Car ing sk iSr sss
iosoAlns Ys x: each S ds sRu NE" 'oAA
rpEsDAY and ES s4TIRbRY ats NJ lA Days eyst of
dtePaTta[e from RICHMOND, every TUESDAY and
de SIS LUDLAM & WATSON.
CHANGE OF HOUR FOR
GLEN COVE VIII On and alter Jay X SaSsas[
sssasfy SiPAY b1'5 a and aH WEP
for the above places, and return each alternate
day, texcept sunday leaving NORFOLK at the
same hour. Ga O'Clock, and touch at all of the
regular landings on the river gong and returning.
no ats k. HAekINS.
Ella r--a- NuTiCE.-The steamer CUR-
pbiSy PEEK bs25 t T as stGT rs, WE r sEsn
off the line between this place and Nu!kFOLk, to
r. sme GP ad Ps nGsGe q s91 sSrn
. ~ ss"rW EEK, BETwEEN KIcHM0ND
AE2 EE ROOM HGR kNB rs
Ths = Msil s S5es Rna HRK n
mond for New York, as follows, stopping at Nor
folk both gong and returning, VIZ:
The YORKTOWN, Capt. PARRISH, every Tues
o% fhe 9AMGsf6WN o'Ssp every FIJI
day afternoon. at clock.
The ROANOKE. Capt CoucH, every Sundsy af
ternoon ut O clock.
Returning from New York every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at P NJ.
Steerag Passage to New York only S6.
Passage TO Norfolk the same as by the river
boats.
Excursion Tickets discontinued until the next
.eason. LUDLAM h WATSON,
&C It's Opposite Steamers WEarves
rs FOR LIVERPOOL RICHMOND
zGG% AND LIVERPOOL PACKET LfNE.-1he
<S-aa1 first ship of ths line, the VIRGINIA
DARE. captain VI COLE. will loao at this port
for Liverpool on about the Goth of he Xt month.
Shippers will hear n mind that, by special act of
the Legislature. Hour can be shipped this ship,
owned IN Virginia, without Inspection
are part Of her ireIght is Leadt engaged.-
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EiDUCATICNA AL
MISS E e. PTON'S
w BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
- FUN lUJ NU LAUI E
OIL POINT COM FORT VA

N I'D
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA
This School IS IN successful operation. It's loca-
ton for health is unsurpassed. and 1t presents
of the finest water scenes IN the country. 1t is
within three quarters of mile of the Hygeia Ho
tel. IS Immediately on the water, and has the ad-
vantage OF as hne salt water bathing as be
had anywhere. The Misses CLoPToN can take
Ell ght more pupils than the, now have. upon early
application. The course of tuition will be tho
rough.
Terms, FOR THE SESSION English, $50; Eng
lsh, inc .udIng Algebra or Geometry, or both, 40;
French, $40; LaIIn, $780, Music, Piano and Gu Tar,
each. sou use of Piano, ! 10 {; Board, w ASKING,
Fuel and Light, = 700.
The school opened on the first Monday In Octo-
Der, and will close he last of May.
Pupils can rem in during the summer months,
and hose VINO desire It can receive their regular
musical instruction. de 49, I'm
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Hyi. q 6. Il. Davenport uct's
FRESH SMYRNA FIGS ATAUUrisN.

FRESH SMYRNA FIGS ATAUCrI8N.-
L On " EDNESbAY, 18Th Dece Der, we will
sell ut auction, AT 10 o CLOCK
coo drums fresh SMYRNA FIGS;
10 cases do.
IL trails DATES.
TEkMs.-Cash.
dell |. &c 6. b. DAVENPORT. Auct's
BOOTS, SHOES, AID HATS, AT aUC-
- Ti0N.-On WEDNESDAY, 18th recemher,
we will sell at auction, at store, at 10 clock
50F cases BUUrS SHOES, aud HATS.
TRbMs.-Cash.
delU Ing b. DAVENPORT, Aucts.
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un AGAR D-TO THE LADIES AND
ASTHG ENTLEMEN OF RICH MONDNn.n
IlEAND IT'S VICINITY Miss Re wv
BECCA SEMON would respectfully inform 2I&o
the ladies and gentlemen that she has Just re-
oeived her stock of FALL AND WINTER PAT
TERMS, comprising the Zouave Jackets, for la
dies; Japanese Walking Coat and Cape. for little
boys; Garrck Coat. Spanish Dress. Zouave Coat,
Lennet Coat and Dress jacket, and number OF
Apron Patterns for little boys. $50, the Lulu
and Victoria Walking Dress, for little girls; Zou
ave and Cleopatra Aprons, and number OF Dress
Sleeve Patterns.
Mics SEMON is now ready to Braid and En-
broider the Zouave Jackets. for ladies' and chill
dren. Also, Ladies' and Children's Flannels
Sacks and WrappIngs for Infants; Suits Embroi-
dered for little boys. = so, Pinklng. Drawins and
Stamping done at he shortest notice, IN her room,
AT her tathers residence. doors b. low st. Charles
Hotel. noi5-2ml Miss REBECCA SEhfiN. .
Use DUVAL'S EAT pc BUTOr. an ia
u valuable wash for preserving the Teeth
THIS invaluable PREPARATION Is composed OF sub
stances which long experience has proved are
most efficient IN preserving the teeth iron decay
AZ rs al ete9 ant, fragrant Tooth Wash imparting
delicious freshness to the month and breath, and
cor pletely removing all dieterlnus substances
from the teeth IL aIso keeps the gums solid
healthy and adhereat to thu teeth. Used accord
ing 10 the directions il viii efsetuails preserve ne
teeth render them less iisbe 70 sche when de-
II III ;' III: a p:ss:'.i
C,s.!.9'ss yss.-,'ss ss''f6 .'ssig 2.'ss ssF
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SHADE DEPOT

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT
w $50 BROAD STREET.
My stock OF WINDOW SHADES besng very
large. | am determined TO run them on cheaper
than ever. The following is my list OF prices
Dark Landscapes, 81 cents, worth rs; PLAIN ijold
Shades. rs cents, with fixtures complete; Gold,
with Centre. 81, worth at least IS; Gold and Vel
vet, 81 30, worth -; beautiful Bouquets rs cents,
cheap at 81 so; splendid Vase shades, 50 eentA.
can't be bough hit elsewhere for 81; Gothic sty e,
Dry Landscapes, Pleasure and Hunting Scenes, In
endless variety German, English and American
Ui Cloths, ali widths, very cheap; Table and stand
Covers; Hearth Rugs. very low and all wool; Car
petlng only 81 ce nts, great bargains $50 large KIT
tonish ak low price of 50, worth So; also, large
line of DRY GOODS. cheap for cash. Cab sQph az
he established cheap Dry. ooods and WBGow
Shade Store Of NJ. Got DEN. $50 Broad street.
T. $ keep no travelling AGENTS. SO 10 sm
I OOK OUT f0R GREAT BARGaIS~.-
- Received another supply oftauss ehesp Linen
Haudkerchefs at s.; hue heustitehed at Is, and
rich Embroidered ones At 800 cheap at 81; La
dies and Misses Chenille sca-ts at IL snd $50;
Linen b"soms at -. and $50. selling = sewhefe at
swlee the money; 3 90 hns Ladies WcIksd Col
ara q: IL 70 and 3tsa-; the handsomsst french
'ienPs beautitul Understands and Drawers At half
their value, Cassinets; Sat nets; Kentucky Jeans;
Flannel Linseys: Domestics OF eve'y dsserip-
iion; Bed and Ssrvants' Blankets; Cloth Cloaks
AID Ladies' Shawl,. ne cheapest IN the cit "a
Sheeting At Sc; ehirtLs hne and heavy, al &c. and
higher, and great man other Ueodr, 100 nj mer-
oas 10 mea'ion. which WILL to sold satisfactory To
any body who will cad ~ No. n N sin 81
JOSEPH STRAUsE.
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SELLING OFF.-The ST ok Of PLANIsHED,
FIXTURES, STOVES, 10. IN the store Of b.
Hsgerty, tlete asssrty Il starke,i No. 300 Main
es,spns in ysst Of any article IN this lins. vii
ss sss sTiA'ss De- tl RI n sfs,ss : .sssr'
Ruth sEt E,'; ~, ;. ,als:s s s.s,
I've sss.' sar''sssissnsittF f'sswsss'
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NGTtCE-TO TIE CREDITORS OF DAN
~ TEL HAGERTY AND OF HAGERTY 4
STARK DANIEL HAGERTY having as
sumed by contract, the payment of the debts OF
the late firm OF HAGERTY & SrARKE, AID be-
ing entitled under the same contract, to all the
assets Of the lale concern, Inc udng Gebts dus 1t.
ana said Haserty having. by deed dated the 2lst
November, 1880 recorded on the same day in the
Clerks Ofhoe OF the hustlnss Court for the cIty
OF Richmond, conveyed his stock of goods, and all
his property and assets of ever description, real
and personal, TO the undersigned, IN trust for the
benefit OF his creators and the creditors of Hager
~ Il Starke, according To certain classes therein
arranged; ard said deed also providing, among
other things, that no creditor shall be entitled 10
any benefit thereirOm unless ne assents to the
terms Of tho said de- d by signing the same within
thirts d3Es from its date
Notice is hereby given to all persons indebted To
the said HageTtv, to the said firm, to settle i'm
me dIate.y with the undersigned, and TO persons
having claims u2der the of SAID de ed. TO pre-
sent the same. And EotIce is also given that SAID
deed will remain IN the CLERKS Office of the Court
of Hastings the prescribed time, to Re signed by
suoh creditors as are willing 70 accept the terms
of the same. V. BAkGAMiN,
no "a is Trustee
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COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 8.-Cotton-Sales for the week
OF ~ Wo hSies- estimated sales Friday of 8Io)
9s'es market closed at e.. for Orlean. middllnI =
fiout Gull holders pressing on the market Owing
r. heavy arrivals prices easier and uuohanref
,ma nsat mas downward tendency. with more de
Ter or. Corn dull, and declined 66od pgovisio IN
dnll Lard hrm. Rosln dali at bs ass 81. Tur
Rice quiet. '
&c, consols closed FRIDAY at 937s AGA. Money mar
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NEW srOR E-To BE OPENED MONDAY

~ NOVEMBER RS
TOYS, FIREWORKS. FANCY GOODS.
Being unable TO accommodate our wholesale and
retail customers with the above articles, ut our
China and Fancy Goods Store, at the corner OF
Broad and Third streets, We took, 10 addition 20
It,, the large and hands iIne establishment next
door to Quares' dry gods store. between Sd and
ith streets, where we hope u receive call from
the kind public, feeling confident our goods an
prices Will meet their appreciation:
ScHAAP & CO.,
Cor. Broad and Sd SITS, and next to Quarles'.