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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-25

a New Box BoSkhas been produced in Paris.
1t consists of an eatable bouquet, which is
neither more nor less than bunch of real
flowers covered with crystalllZed sugar, which
is applied while the flowers are on the bush
The ingenious inventor is reported to have
sent a bouquet of violets, prepared in this
way to the Princes Clothilde. The delicious
odor and brilliant tints of the flowers are pre-
served and when the fair possessor is tired of
gazing upon it, she has sill left feast fit for
"A Hebe. 1t is|said that no bon bon as yet pro-
duced can equal in delicacy this floral tit bit.
Roses are prepared in the same manner. The
effect on them is peculiarly beautiful, the
sugar sparkling like dew after a summer
shower.
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Northern Markets.

New YORK, Feb. 23.-Flour is steady al yester-
days rates. Wheat is steady and quiel--no trans
actions of Importance reported. Corn has de-
Ginning tendency; sales IL, 900 bushels-miXed CSC.
in store: new white Southern 1!c Pork is dull
mess SI7. as prime SIP 75913. Lard is heavy at
90lObc. Whiskey is steady at l7t0 lSc. Noon.-
Cotton firm at lo@llsc FLOUR heavy-Sonthern
s. 1895 10. Wheat-Red Western 81 4l0tl 81
Corn quiet-Mixed eS9D6s!c.; white Southern 74c
Provisions dull and unchanged. Lard gt1l0tc.
Whiskey firm at l7f0lSc. Orleans Sugar i!Il5fc ;
Muscovado 4ia5ic. Coffee frm-Rio llt0 l3sc.;
Java Ice. Rosin firm at 81 rs.
stocks dull and lower Nothing done in Va
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The British Schooner Gu;cI<step.

BosroS, Feb 22.-The British schr. Quick
step, which was picked up, abandoned at sea,
by the fishing schr. Ada, and brought to this
port, was pumped out yesterday, when the
bodies of four dead seamen We're found in the
cabin. 1t is supposed that the vessel was
struck by a squall, and that before the men
could reach the deck they We're drowned. The
Ouickstep was bound from New York to St
John n b.
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AUCTION 9AIHa
FUTURE DAYS
BY Jas. NJ. Taylor 4 Son, Aucts.

TRUSTEES SALE OF NEAT LITTLE
L MARKET FARM. WITH ICE HOUSE
AND PONDS, JUVENILES WEST OF RICHMOND.
By authority of deed OF trust executed by Chris
TOPPER Warberton and wife, hearing date the 2ud
dav of August, 1859, and Of record in the Clerk's
Once of Henrico County Court, the undersi g ned
as trustee named therein, will proceed to sell at
the 18th day of March, 1851, at u o'clock p. NJ.
that desirable little MARKET FARM upon which
the said Warberton resides, on the old Deep Run
containing Il. acres. There are upon the place a
small dwelling house, all necessary out houses.
TERNs-Enough in cash to pay off a note Of
Sel2 L. with interest from August I'd. 1850. and ex
pen of sale and upon r credit as to &s4s sc n
til the 18th December, lSGl, and upon such credit
as to the balance as the said Warberton shall ap-
point. A. r. COURTNEY, Trustee.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR K SON. Aucts fe %
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" alking Feat. &c.

BosToy, Feb. DE. Il, Weston. the young
man who proposes to walk to Washington,
and arrive there il season to loin the inaugu-
ration exercises started from the State House
to-day at l. 40 p. NJ, noon. A large crowd
assembled TO see him oil
The day is generally celebrated here as a
holiday.
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The Boston Common CGuucil-Censure of
Hon. Charles Sumner.

BosToE, Feb. 22.-The Common Council OF
this city, last evening, passed resolutions, by
large majority, censuring Hon. Charles sum
ner for his remarks in The Senate Of the United
States, relative to the signers Of the petition
for the passage OF the Crittenden compromise
resolutions,
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ARTgAAs WARD on WESTERN BANKS AND
BASKBgs.-Artemas writes from the West, as
follows They've gotta Panick up this way
and refooze to take Western money. 1t was
never wnrth much. and when Western men,
who know what it is refooZe to take their own
money, ii is about time other folks stopt hand
lin it. Banks is Dustin every day. goin up
hither nor any balloon IF which we hav any
record These Western bankers air a sweet
and luyly set of men. wish owned as good
a house as some of 'en would break into p
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Business Failures and Suspensions,

BosroS, Feb. 22.-The Bost Commercial
Bulletin publishes, weekly, Il list of the
changes in business. For the week just pass
ed il give the failures as follows In New
York 10; in Boston, s; in Philadelphia, 3; in
Baltimore, 8; i'll Cincinnati, 5; in Detroit, S.;
and in other places, 2l-making total of 60
for the week.
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CLAIMING, FURNIAAlN0 GOODS.
- TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, &C, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue OF d deed Of trust ffom A, Z r. p. Wolf
e the subscriber, duly recorded In The ofHes Of
the CieTk OF the Hastings Court Of the city Of
Richmond shall proceed to sell !, ct the store of
said 4. HP.F. WOLF, % Main street, commencing
on MONDAY, the 25th instant. at 10 O'clock, all
the GOODS contained in said sf.re, consisting OF
q large stock Of fresh and seaso nab 10 G LOTBiSa
FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS
TERas.--All sums under Sloo, cash over that
amount, 60 days credit, for approved. endorsed.
negotiable paper. 80
SIMON GU6GENHEIMRR. Trus,ee.
Sale by Z. B. Cook, Auctioneer. feH
CTORE FIXTURES, SCALES, &c., AT
- AUCTION On MONDAY, the 2stb instant, At
10 O'Clock. will sell, at the store Cary street.
between 18th and is.h s,s next door to the Bank
large GRAIN BINS, very large REPkIGERA-
TOR. set PLATFORM sCALES. IRON SAFE,
SCALES, MEASURES, DESKS, SO.
Previous to which, will be offered the KEY OF
said store. si,
To parties wishing to secure most excellent
business stand, at nominal rent, the opportu-
nifty recommends itself
IEkxs-Ali sums under s2o. cash; over that
amount, ~ days credit, for approve negotiable
paper. ifs 2ll v. r COOK AWct'r
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An English paper says that, in punching
the eye-hoies Of needles by hand, children who
are the operators, acg uire such dexterity as
10 be able 70 punch a human hair, and thread
il with another for the amusement Of visitors
Firth, the English painter, has had an order
for picture, for which he viii receive-en-
craving. copyrighting and all-$i8, 750, II IL
"tife " Y Railway Station"
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The Southern Concress-Free Navigation Of
the Mississippi.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Feb. 22.-The Congress,
to-day, unanimously passed an act declaring
the establishment of the free navigation OF
the Mississippi River. The measure gives
general satisfac ton.
SECOND DISPATCH.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Feb. 23.-The public
session of the Southern Congress, o-day, was
unin teres ting. There was, afterwards. Il long
secret session.
There have been no further Cabinet appoint
ment is reported.
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MORE EVIDENCE OF MILD WIsrER-During
the last week says the Dallas (Texas) Herald
we have seen hyacinths, roses, yerbenas,
chrysanthemnms, oleanders and phlox in
fnli bloom. Such has never before been the
case during the month of January, in one of
the prairie counties OF Northern Texas. In
addition 10 these novelties, friend of ours,
few DAYS ago. gathered dish of fresh English
peas from vines that have not yet been killed
by the frosts of winter. All these things, the
flowers and the peas, have been brought about
,vithout the use of hot houses or stoves.
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BY Thomas w. keesee, Auct'r,
tofiee corner Of 18th and Cary strests.I

CROCK OF GROCERIFs. WINES. II.
- QUORS. TEAS, sc, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
we viii sell at our store corner of Broad aud Itb
streets, on MONDAY MORNING, February 2sth,
colnme ncing at 10 O'Clock, all of our stock OF RO
CERlES, WINES, LIQUORS, TEAS, &C., dslnaged
IBRMs.-For all sums under $50, cash $50 ard
over that amount, sixty days credit for approved
negotiable paper. JOHNSTON 4 wHiTlNG
VI Sale conducted by THos. w. KEBssR, Auct
fe 2i-tds - '
POSITION EMENT.-The above sale has bean
postponed until Tomorrow TUESDAY, morning.
25
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TIE WEATHER AT THE SouTH.--At Charles
ton, S. o., last week, the weather was unu-
sualy mild. Peach trees We're in full bloom,
green peas had been in blossom for q week,
and strawberries were beginning to FORM
The Mercury anticipates that about the mid
die of next month strawberries and green peas
will be among the table Injuries supplied to
Major Anderson ut Fort Sumter.
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BY Goddin l. Appersom, Auct's.
ExECUrOR,s SALE OF HOUSE A,

NEIIIUK'N Sale OF HOUSE AND
~ LOT On THE WEST LINE OF Sd, BETWEEN
JACKSON AND DUNAL STREETS.-At the re-
quest OF the Elk or IF Eliza Harris dec d. we shall
sell. at public auction, the premises, on MON
DAY. the 4th March, 1851, a. o'clock p NJ the
HOUSE and LOT located above. of which Eliza
Harris died seized, fronting sig feet en- the West
line OF I'd street, running back 1870 feet
TERMS -One-third cash balance al four aud
eight months for negotiable notes, interest added
and tltie retained I'll last note is paid. the taxes
for 1851 to be paid by The purchaser
fe % GODDIN 4 ApPERSON Apct'rs
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CHICAGO RELIGION. "A Chicago broker,
member of the church, during the present
crisis, has been in tho habit Of pocketing ten
per cent. on the specie which he collected IN
church on Sunday by the very simple pro-
cess OF rendering back an equal amount Ia
MeS terg funds
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BY Alexander Mott, Auct'r.


GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, SHOES. &c.
~ Will be sold at auction at my store. on TUES
DAY Feb. 26th, commencing at 10 o. clock, gen
eral assortment of Groceries
DRY G0ODS.-Ready- made Clothing, Shoes,
&c. "
FURNITCRE.-A lot of new and second hand
Furniture, Stoves, &c.
ALSo.-A large invoice Fancy Goods consisting
Of Combs, Brushes, Porte Monnaies, Cutlery,
Jewelry: Gold and Silver Watches, Reyolvers,
Gums. Rifles. &c. fe % ALEX. MOTT. Auct'r.
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Arrival of MIR. Lincoln in " ashinptou.

WAsHIEGToN, Feb. 23.-Mr. Lincoln arrived
IN cog. III this city this morning i'll the early
train. He WAS not expected till this evening.
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BY Richard Cauthorn, Auct'r. :

CROC Err ES, &C., Al AUCTION,-On
" MONDAY. 25th instant, at 10 O'Clock, stmy
store, will sell at auction large lot OF shoui-
der Bacon, Hams and Breasts Whisky Apple
Brandy Gin; Salt Soap; Candles; Biacsing
Cheese Butter; Lard stnnsware, &c.
fe % X. CAuTH0Ry. Auc,
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-WiII be sod
"A at the residence of the late James } Dixcn
ON Broad street, near the Central Railroad Depot,
At public auction, on MONDAY, February 2sth
1881 commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. all the,
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE OF
which the said James J. Dixon, died, seized aud
possessed, WIN DIXON Adu,tr
fa " -'' -'~'A -
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North Carolina LEGISLATURE.

NOFtH tdfOIiHd Ltg1sIutuTe.
RALEIGH, n. G., Feb. g. The General As
sembly Will adjourn on Monday evening, 6
o'clock
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BY T.. II. Cook, Auctioneer.

kNO PAIRS WINDOW HADES. IA
CVV BILE OIL CLOTHS, DRY GOODS. BOOTS,
SHOES. &c, AT AUCTION ON WEDNESDAY
9th inst, at 10 O'Clock will sell at the Window
Shade Depot of NJ. Golden, 230 Broad street be-
tween 3rd and 9Th streets
500 pairs splendid WINDOW SHADES, consist
ing of beautiful Gold, Gold and Velvet Gothic,
Bouquets, Vases, Land and Sea Scenery &C.
Also
90 Velvet and Brussels HEARTH RUGS: Table
OIL CLOTHS; large assortment of fresh and sea-
sonable DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
CAPS, &c.
The attention of the trade is requested
10 ~ Z. b. COOK, Auct.
~ NO. THKEE-YEAKS OLD MULES,
~ AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY, 10Th instant
at II o'clock, | will sell, st the Lot Council
Chamber Hill, corner 18th and Ross streets
- ID likely young MULES.
The above MULES are of fine size and form, 3
years old. and worthy the attention of those In
want of No
MI LES
This opportunity should be embraced by all in
want OF frst-eass stock
TERss.-All sums under sloO. cash over that
amount, months, for approved endorsed, nego-
table paper fe 81 e. B. COOK Aucf
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BY Thomas w. keesee, Auct'r,
(Omce corner of 18th and Cary streets.)
DRAINED CARPENTER SHOP FOR
L SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on WED
NESDAI afternoon, Feb. 9th, at / clock, the
CARPENTER SHOP on the alley, between eth
and oth, on Main street. This shop Is in first
rate order a"d nearly
TEKMS.-CaSh. ,TH0S. w. kEESEE
AEc,ioneer.
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II o r e L S
ID A Il X L II III o u 8 E.

ID A II d IL II D q > Z.
/ b o 8 T n
The addition to this Hotel being completed.
with superior accommodations for Ladies sad
Gentlemen, will be opened on MONDAY, Peb-
ruary 18th. -
The house is complete In all its sppointmssts,
and II Is the Intention OF the propriefors to make
II worthy the patronage Of the travelling pubic.
II. ID. PARKER
fels-dlmN0 JOHN y. MILLS
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CPOTswOOD MOuAK,

This new H0TfL. at the corner Of Nah ana sth
nov open for the accommodation of Ku1sls
The location !. the best In the city. NJ eV>yv
Effort viii b made 70 please Ne pslisls a iAs
l have essavsA The services ef m. 2. ~. uGs.
''ssi 1s1@ : - A'.;i 1 sSs,s iI aasf,z
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ExCHAN6E HOTEL AND BALLAR ID
H AOC 8 E.

II,
The preprie,ors Of this weil-k aud popular
establishments beg leave TO return their heartfelt
thanks 70 their friends and the public generally.
FOR the liberal patronage they have 1t All tiInss
been favored with. and II affords them pleasure TO
announce that the recent changes, removals, and
makes one OF the most pleasant And com Bile
Hotels for permanent hoaYders, a we'll - tran
the country. Il 10 due 70 the iiberallty OF the
st9ckhoidsrs OF the EXCHANGES 70 say that every
tninE has been done whtch could add 10 tie value
guests.
Among the important changes and tmpsovsnsnss
In the BALLARD HOUSE, they have added 3 we'll
arranged and convenient kKsTAUKANT. which
10 now open for the patronage Of the puhlig- In
arranging this part Of their bnsinees, 8 hanasemo
room has been provided fog the ladies of the He.
Of the Ballard House. 8
In view Of the large expenditures, and renewed
energy, and stries attention on their part, they
hope To- merit continuance u that patronage q
"a KaG 10 JOIN =. rHoa. 3. BALLARD.
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DISSOLUTIONS, &c.

~~~~ N-ssy7y
n in the PR0DUCE COMMISSION BUSINESS,
Dr.. PETER II: ANDERSON, formerly of Amelia
county, and late of Chesterfield, under the style
and hFm OF HICKS ANDERSON;
Richmond, Feb. LIST, 1851.
Messrs. Hicks & Anderson would respect.
fully tender their thanks the friends of the old
concern for their patronage, and would solicit Its
continuance to the new hrm: With ample means
we are prepared to WasG Nrih
BE ONCE No. Shoekoe Slip fe Sin
nISSOLUTION OF co. PARTNEKsHir.
- The firm of RANDOLPH PAGE expired on
the 3lst January, 1891 by the withdrawal of d. G.
KAsDoLpH, who has moved to the country. They
most cordially return their thanks for the liberal
patronage bestowed on them by their very kind
friends. Either partner is authorized to close the
business. D. COPELAND RANDOLPH,
Notice.-IntendIng to continue the COMMITS
t,nuspoe Of the patronage Bestowed on the late
Arm OF RANDOLPH PAGE and hope by strict at
ten'ion to merit the SANE Al My uncle D. G RAJ.
next few months, will aid me In my business.
February /, Isdi. [fe i-lmI MANN PAGE.
DRAsS-BOUND CANS-A supply OF supe-
ID ner Brass Bound Cans and Buckets, just re-
es is % and for sale X Hos A.ruLKLEY SEQ.
C,HEWING TOBACCO.-The choicest brands
fe 20 DOVE Co, Druggists.
DOTAGOES.--aoo bushels Jersey White Mer-
sy ssa THosSs
CUGAR-CUKED BREAST BACON-Just
= receiving tierces, said to be choice.
fe 90 WA. WALLACE SONS.
NfACkEREL.-Asu superior lot Of No. Mack
fe 2s BRIDGFoRD co.
l1OO HALES OF QATS--Jast receis ed In store
ZUu aud for sale on consignment by
fs s2 BRfD0F0RD 4 Co, on the Dock.
4 LII Kinds of LINEN HAADkERCHikFn eau
"A be had at LEWIS, much below the regular
prices. f1H
THE CHEAPEST SHIRT HOSONiS can be
L had At the Shirt Bosom Depot. No. Is Main st.
q 4. II, SKINKER 4 90,
GROUND PLAkTER-For sale by
VI ~ IN 4, II. skfNkER Il CO.
cWEDES IRON.-A full assortment. for sale
CGy tfe.al T. u. sktSkER 20,
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nlL LEMON--A very pure article also. OIL
~ Cassia, Cloves, Peppermint, &c. lust recoiy.
cd and for sale by Il: W, POWERS,
70 ~ Corner Maia and 18th sta
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BY Alexander Mott, Auct'r.

MIGHT SALES.-Will be sold, nj auction
~ THIS EVENING, and continued until further
notice, a large and general assortment Of Watches
yewelry, Plated Ware, Cutlery, Dry Goods and
Fancy Articles. Sale to commence At o'clk p NJ
ia Cts ALEXANDER MOTT. Auct'r
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BY Chas. T. Workman L. Co., Auct'rs.

CARGO OF NEW ORLEANSSUGAR AND
" MOLASSES AT AUCTION On WEDNESDAY,
2Ith Feb'y, at our Warehouse, on the Dock. com
meneing at II O'Clock, directly after the sale of
Coffee by Messrs. Crenshaw l. Co we will sell
the cargo per schooner Julia Maine, direct from
Attakapas, La, consisting Of
2sl hhds. prime to choice y. o. SUGAR,
3l5 bbls. choice n o. MOLASSES,
IL tierces choice y. O. MOLASSES
"a half bbls. n. o. MOLASsES
Will also be added, the cargo per schr. Gent
Marion, direct from MatanZas, Cuba, consisting
Of
iss tierees Cuba M0LASSES
TERMS OF SALE.-For all sums under $780, cash;
Sloo four months credit for approved negotiable
paper CHAS. 4. WORKMAN & Co.
fe 2o--td Auetionaa
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T, IFE, FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE..

RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION.
OFFICE, No. l5S MAIN On. Z. CORNER OF llrH) ST.,
RICHMOND, Va.
Chartered o9fh March 1887
This old and reliable Institution, with ample
capital, and contingent fund carefully invested
continues to insure SLAVES, BUILDINGS, MER.
CHANDlZE, of every description; HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE and Family WEARING APPAREL,
VESSELS. CARGOES and FREIGHT, at the low est
current rates.
Losses adjusted and paid with all possible dis.
patch. DIRECTORS:
David Currie, Robert NJ Burton,
C. T. Workman, Francis J. Barnes
John H. Claiborne, John T. SubIett
John J. Wilson, Thos A. Rust
Alex. Garrett, Geo. N. Gwathmey.
DAVID CURRIE, President.
JOHN J. WILSON, Treasurer.
r. T. BROOKE, Secretary. de ely
las. Is. MACMURDO. Agent MANHATTAN
81 LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, of New York
0fice at the Insurance Agency of THOMAS NJ. AL
FRIEND, on llth street, nearly opposite Goddin 5
Hail. where applications will be received.
an l3-1Y
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BY Crenshaw Il Co. Auct's.

Ok BAGS RIO COFFEE AND 500
L.lCl BBLS. REFINED SUGAR AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, 9th February next, we will
sell at our Warehouse on the Basin the balance
of the cargo Of COFFEE from Rio de Janeiro, per
bark Fannie Crenshaw, consisting Of
2,l5l bags RIO COFFEE, in double sacks
WILL BE ADDED
800 barrels REFINED SUGAR, consisting OF Dou-
bile Refined Loaf, Cut Loaf, Crushed and Pow.
dered, and and b White Soft, c Extra and
Yellow.
Re -The sale will take place promptly at loA o'elk
A. NJ TO give the trade opportunity Of attend
ing Messrs. G. T. WoRrBAA j. Co.'S sale of SU-
GAR and M0LASSES.
TERas.-Under Sloe, cash over sloo. 1 months
credit; paper to be made satisfactory to sellers
CRENSEAW CO., Richmond, Va.
BEE Sale Of Sugar will be conducted by c. T.
WORTHAM x Co. r. 20
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BY 1. & G. b. Davenport, Auct'rs.

GROCERIES, &c., AT AUCTIO Non
~ THURSDAY, 2sth inst, at 10 o'clock, we will
sell at our auction store, an assortment OF GRO
CERES, viz:
Prime Western BACON SIDES and SHOUL-
DERS
Refnrd SUGARS and SYRUP.
Pure MOlasses RUM.
SOAP, CANDLES.
Green and back TEAS.
Manufactured TOBACCO
SOLE LEATHER.
COTTON YARNS
CHAMPAGNE WINE
FRENCH BRANDY, &c.
HERRINGS, &c
TERMS Under $780, cash; 400 and over four
mouths credit, for approved paper
fe % ]. q. =. DAVENPORT, Aucts.
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ALE OF NEG ROE 5

FANCY GOODs.-w offer our large stock at
Il very reduced prices, for cash. 1t embraces, In
part, beautiful variety Of Fancy China and other
Mantei Vases, Parian Ware. Match Boxes, &c:
Motto Cups aud Saucers; Fancy China Articles, In
great variety: Elegant Cologne Bottles; Fancy
Mugs; Rich Papier Maehie Desks and York Boxes:
Fancy China, Tea aud Toilet sets. We cordially
invite our friends and the public generally TO cnii
and examine. We have also many desirable arfi. .
cles for presents for gentlemen.
THOS. A. BuLKLEY & Co
jaia is7 Main stsa..
TkEsERvE YOUR TEETH..-Use the 6es,
! Den,itriee, aud pearly white teeth are insursa
MEADE BAKERS sApUNIyE TOOTH pow
DER IL recommended by our Deatlsts n ths hast
that can be made. Read the following:
a. nave Used and prescribed the sSaponins
Tooth Powder Of Aessrs. MEADE RAKgs. ana
IN my opinion, no better nreparaiion foE the ends
In view, can De compounded ssF
"Jso. Gao: War;, nAntist.
ffica 30 cts, = lar, Prepared oniy by -. -
MEADE BAKER, PhAfmic~ati1ts,
iss Main 81, corner abuve Post-Q1&e,
I ARGE STOCK or TMPOKYEH C0N.e
~ fEcTIoNkRY At Low PRlCkS.-Rsceisiag
this day. per steamer, s7s lbs, asaortads nevoIs
Gum prois eco lbs. do. Jujabe Paste 60 lbs
Cream Chocolate, 500 lbs. superior French Can
dies sse Ssxs. assorted French Eral,s one possa
teM iss Malta e., opposite Americas Hoiel