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MISCELLANEOUS.
AN EXCELLENT REMEDY.
n DIR. SMITHS
DYSPEPSIA ANNlHlLATOh,
bO Gents Isr Bottle.

~ Cents lef b1Mo, -,
To b had ., Hoadey'S Of Eishlh ave; DR.. bhV
en'A as Grand o. Reads Il Co.'S, $50 Allen, COR o.
Stanton u; ReAds d Aller's COR ave and houH-
Nc, "a south Second 81, WLiamsburgh. fe9O siao
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A COPARTNLgSHIPI HAS BEEN FORMED
n this day between JOSEPH WEBER 4 FRED
EKICK NOlZ l. cary on the manuf.cturo II
todawsier. Jos WEBER, FREDERICK YOLz.
New York, foD. 2dth, i-G2. fer 2'i3t
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WILLIAM ABBOTT, AuCr-OFFICE 4
o'clock, tie lease, stock auo fixtures, Of the liquor
store 80 Roosevelt n, near New Is VERY; al.. the
lease Of the uUrer part u tho house, all filed with
guod tenants. al
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uomnIsSionsr Of Taxes and Assessments.
HB Nth ell Nay ist'1ia

OFFICE MANHATTAN OIL COMPANY-A
OBrosdV sy-NsW York. Psb. lTth, 1863. The an
!ual election for Directors and inspectors for tha
ensuing y, ar, will 10 held n the once OF the oou-
., ny on W ednssdAy, March oth, ensuing. The po1
will be opened trom ~ m W 2 m. The rAnAf4
books will be closed on Feb. e4th. and re-openo1
March 9th. MOOR FALLS, Bee. bs90 iSsloa
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

A GENCY FOR PROCURING PENSIONS.
n puunty land, bounty money, DC. Tue viii
ows or other relatives Of officers and soldiers whs
can have their claims for pensions and 800 bounty
money promptly attended ~, by SidreAsng II. d
IRONblDE, Box Ti9 O.,washington City.
fs2O aTnBTu& Thsi9T
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IT GAFFNEY, AUCT'R-O FTICE 40
Il Chah an ~, will sell this day 1t 1917 O'Clock,
the stock and fixtures Of tho oyster and drinking
Salon, cnr Canal aud Mulberry NJ 50 cndid ouun-
ter, beer pumTa, table,, ohHrs, dishes, stoves bit
tlef, tumbl,ra, signs, Sc. ~
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PROVIsIONS.
BOARD AND ROOMS.

RoAGDING-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS
- wilo, and two or Ihrss sagls gentlemen, can Do
accommodated with good board and peasAn 70 ms,
by applying Al o. Pike It, House has gas and bath
Terms very moderate. fs2j J'I2g
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WIN. WIrTERS, AUCT, WILL SELL.
w Il lis Day, NJ 10Y q, lpok, at ii5 Br, orns ~,
the entire stock and hAtups Of the 81 Charles II
tel-2O TuOms-bar ard bar fixtures ll9
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OFFICE OF THE GOODYEAR ELASTIC

~ Fabrics Co-Feb. 2lth, lSG2-S,ock holders,
MaaainR.-No.ce is hereby given tina, a ting d
the stockholders Of the Goodyear Elastic Fabrics
Co. will be held at the office OF the Co, 70 Cor.-
landt 1t, New York city, on Wednesday, the l9th
day ~ M1rch next AZ IL o'clock noon) Of that day,
E,r the purpose ot diminishing the capital stock 81
said Co. 20 the sum Of S3OO,O0O. WILLIAH JUD-
SON President. HENRY l.. DAGGErr. JOS q
IOVFRINO JAMES T. BRADY, CHARLES u.
JUDsON, EDWARD n. DICKERSON' TrusaooAs
no 2bsllh
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TO IET-A BASEMENT, ONE DOOR
Il r. IA II oadway. soud lsh', anu suitAbls tor .
. optr, or any business, rent very Low. Adires- .
uDie % s. 4 q s's SUI o.i,e, wi. meet nth "a
trutiur. fe!T - 20
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DANNBROkER SALE-li. WEAVER, JR.,
viii sell ON tie 2ItA ~ Foh lSG2, At one O'Clock,
a gen cral assortment ~ gods, beng edged one
year and upwAr'ls, ~ No. 40S gth ayenue. ~ order
O.! j. u. ClDLlPP, licensed pawnbruker, ~. 2l2
We, 18th street. Dealers Are respectfully nvitet
10 attend. fe2D 2ts'lgl
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TO LETT ROOMS, GAS AND WATER TO
u small kmerig An tAmty nj - per north. In.
Iure NJ iCi Me-. .iht ~, near ash ava. feeI 1'ib1
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OPERATORS HAVING W. 4 W. Machines,
Osnn ~, ne utnai can A s-,tor lates linen oil ara
Apply 800 q, wcrD, IN ANDERS JNs Shirt 5 ,,re,
frun ia O'cO X. ~
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A UCTION NOTICE-LARGE SALE or
n over $1,000 worth u n usehoid Furniture a,
public auction, This Day, Thursday, at private resi-
denoe IS West 10Th ~, near 9th Az, AZ II o'coct
consisting Of io'ewood pisnofor'e, suits, mirror.
curtains- ornaments, paintings, clocks, tat -,
chaiiS sofa leds c.rpttng and hediing, bureau
bes' -teads china gass and eilverware table cutlery
blankets, stoves, kC slao ssSoftsei basement ami
kitchen furniture. l. DLEECKER, Auct IA
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IJAWNBROKERN SALE or WATCHES
Il rad Jowey--A NJ. Girls rALAR Auct. 80
B'we'i, Will sell ON Friday 2sth, q lOk O'Clock, .
lMge 40 urtn.ent Of gold and oliver ch ~, ,.ui
Il Z, pins, rlp4S uc, kia -, 81 lins. charms,
diamond eweif,, Ila,cd ware, guns pistol, instr.
merits, dc. lag
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TO LET-1IIL STORE AND FIXTURES.
witt upper pat u; mousse known a. X oss-
g't IL tic ugI-r part well >dsp"d for messing
ROSIE, or soui6 manufacturing PURPOSES, viii be
lot H. suit the tues. Can be seen for days. ~
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SITUATION WANTED-BY TWO FIR>r
~ olsss bruad and c'ko BAKERS lnlg,r- y.
AVenus A, % Il or. fUgi l'rIG
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WANTED 6 MEN FOR STEAMERS, AP
w ply ! Chatham SQUARE. y co dicturs, app y
do. porteis lot st,rvsI arply Go. 2 clerks Tor
eroctrits, apply do II
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DAW NBEOkEiS SALE-lOIN MOETl.
MIR VIII He :, tnlA day, al 10 y At Br, .dw.y,
"a large assortment ~ meu and eus' we.'ing
Al pare, Up1ts, al, o., blankets, quilts, Watches
chains istols, &c. By order - 20
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A PARTNER WANTED IN \ LIVERY
"A Stable with ta0ce In cssh, vol l,ca',i near the
jersey City railroad depA, will lease the s.rne 70
. vgpohsihle party cor q term q years. Address
n. r, b 500 Sun otfics. E2f 2'l2s
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rNIE COPARTNERSHIP HERErOFORK
i existing between WEBER & GRANT, SodA-
water manufacturers, WAS this day dissolved by mu-
mai consent JOSEPH wRBER continues in the
business, and Is alone authorized n ltguiIa'e the
c,ucern. JOSEPH WEBER, GEO. W. GkANIs
New York, Feb. Gjth, 1859. text slSs
TIE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
Il existing under the name and hrm OF GbAn u
kEIIFY il this day dissolved 10y mutual eonsenas
WuIIAN N GRAY, EDWARD q, KELLEY
Nsvg YnTk Feb 18th 1852. frSI Sis Th'la6
TuE POOR MANS FRIEND-ALL WHO
i suffer nun Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Bors
Tbrnat, Pains in the Back, Neck, &C., should noA
~ ~ get bottle of Furman's
RHEUMATIC ANNIHILArOR,
which Is sold Al the low price Of TWELVE GENTS
per bottle, and they will And thai, besides its ohsap
ness, that II u Justly termed " The Poor Mans
Friend" ID can be had In New fork-1i CAAr@
BELLS Drug Store cor. Eighth ave- and sSth ~
l0oA BOwery 2T2 Division u, he DIVISION -
cor second ave- and 9Oth a.; also cor Allan and
Stanton sta, and cor. Avenue aud hoo.aon. n
WillIAmsburg-Ai % South SECOND g.; oor. south
an AMI SAL sIa; Drug Store Wyths ave. bss~ Cty-
mar and Taylor s.s,And BY al respeoaAbs drassi.-s
Gy-Don1f W.T. M~- =.
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LOST AND FOUND.

COUND-A HORSE AND WAGON, Which
tie opnrr can have by proving property anil
's' ing expen-"S. A p'v At thu cor Of ala st. AMI
Tth ave, CIIAS ONEIL.
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ELECTION % ASSISTANT ENGISEERs.-By
lie kindness Of Capt. John p LIns Ing the follow.
ing fical vote has come to hand. The names 70
the let are those who were elected
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TO LET OR 10 LEASF-IIOUSE AND
ten lots ga Iio'h street between 10th ava. And
Boo WAY, 'utA. ie i,T nikmAu, butcher gar densr,
Sc, Rat tr"tna e. Ice tenant, POS s.saon iua-
ned.,,,,y. Ayply " D.. n. BRO VIZ, ISL NAAa>u,
f,um : a. O. T. N. ts1T giA'lql
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A kTIFIC1AL FLOWER MAKERS WANT
"a sd-Also several good branchers AZ p lot
ETTE, &c List ebard ~. G7T riil
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M IOlGllIY, AZ CrlONEEE WILL
I'i' -.! tir g. - e u'slp,k, ~ s,lssr,om ~
Nassau u, lcusel old furniture, catpc ,Yf4s, chairs
Wt'ts, mirurH, bureaus, wa,hsiAniB, bed.tapir,
Lar mA,iles,es, feather beds, bia, Lets, bidding,
g., &c. IL
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THE BEST 6 CENT HOUSE IN TuR
Il City MontczumA Hall. Breakfast, dinner aud
tea. MERRILL d ABBOTT, Managers, 80 NIAssu
n, bet. Fulton and John streets. fe21 tnth'
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AUCTION NOTICwa.

"A N. MERWIN, AUCTIONERR.
AS BY BANGS, MERwtN & co,
Irving Buildings, so and boG BroadyAv.
HOUSEHOLD FURNrT'Rg.
THURSDAY MORNING, PEB. 2TTH, AT IOH
O'CLOCK,
PERHMPToRY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR-
NITCRR.
TIE property ~ hmny declining houaekeepi ng,
and removed N our ronms for convenience Of sale,
consisting u the usual assortment u paror, a n
ing rrum, on amber and kitchen furniture, DO.
t36 as'iti
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.
TO LFT-A VERY DEsIRABLE oYgICR

Il f,r al architect ur city surveyor; Also small
Ia the stL ave, suitable of fancy stcrea drug
storea, tAilors' shops and rmbing estsblshncnAs.
Arp.y l. J. 1. CiI ANBERLAIN, so sih ave-, Or ~
Wal. II, from Il g. O'Clock. fem oiSsruTh'ta
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COAL, 40.

PEST OF RED ASH. 40; WHITE ASH,
- $3.50 per TIN Of OtO lbs., delivered res and
clean coke, 50 a chAldron. Yards and Eleventh
Agent. fs2l 2tac'l34
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NITAN1 EDDY A RESPEC TABLE GIRL,
w n situation seams, ess, or W t,Cs care Of
children In gente,l American family; Enquire al
No. bS ave, A, second door, back ROOM. iii
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GARDENER wANTED-wHO HAS HAD
" experience In laying on, grounds ciluyf,,ns
house and hardy grapes, and in kitchen gar,e1 ~
one fully crmpeteni gcol and pernial. r.scs
will be given. Apply At 60 Beaver Il, "a "; 'ruut
=, ON, from II h. l o'clock. feI .'.2t
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cold CUTTER WANTED
" Apply 70 NATHANIEL W, BATTING,
Middle Village, Nep town,
IL Ling Is.knl,
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C1 Hn-RRD ASH COAL.
VII. CO8I lO-wHIrE ASH COAL,
English CAMEL 81 per chaldron. Clke 20 per
ehL, Y, G, CLARKE, D W llth st, near Bway.
fe2G 2i,,'lOj
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old BRICK FOR SALE, CHEAP FOR
~ eash-Irquirs cOr. Worth and Broadway, or
at 28T East l4,h st.
fe2T GslIT TRIPLER & sTRSETr
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LATEST FROM THE NORTH.

PETERSBURG, Nov. 2l.-TLe flag Of truce boa.
as City Point to-day brought over 100 psroled Con
federats prisoners. New York, Warrington, and
Baltimore paper, Of the 10th are received. Al
agree that the Grand Army has taken up tho line
OF march for FredericksburS. Hookers. Summers,
and 6ranklin's corps all moved from Warrensoa
Sunday and Monday for Aqua Creek. The Tribune
says that "Burpside originates the movement and
his heart ID in It, II means business rapid march
ns, aud q change Of base to q more direct defensi
bic line It means Richmond Among division
and corps commanders the belief prevails that un.
dee Burns6e there will be NO more fruitless drawn
battles When the clash Of arms comes again Il will
bring crowning victory or an overwhelming dc.
feat 1t viii be day big with the fate of the Re.
public
The Phliadelphia Iaguirtr says the FredsrickS
burg base Is considered the best one for operations
upon the heart Of Virginia.
A dispatch from Nashville, 18TH Gays General
Rosecrans end his command are within 10 miles Of
the city.
Mcclellan has gone to Philadelphia, where an i'm
msnse reception waits him.
No change In gold at New York Exchange on
Tuesday l46i.
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From the SouthWest

MOBILE Nov. s0.-A letter in the Adc~tisu aad
Rssister, dated A5beville, 18th, says:
The army has been on tbs sui viss for week
past, anticipating an attack rom ths enemy. 70
day Information was received that tbs Abolitionists
have retired come diatanee. From their move.
msnts 1t Ia difflcul: to conjecture whether they
mediate an attack upon Peuberton's army or moi.
1t Is certain they have advanced their forces from,
Jackson, Bolivar, and . portion from Corinth, to
Lagrange and Grand junction. At the latter place
General Grant has established his headquarters.
Our army occupy a position of great natural
strength, arc well fortified and have been mani.
Testing great impatiencs to advance upon tbs in.
vadng force. 1t Is not thought probable that the
enemy will hazard An engagement
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PROCEEDINGS IN THI COURTS

Hussinss Court Friday Nor. 2l-Jxdge Lysa .
PrestdtnS John WestSrfeld WAS put on trial for
stealing horse OF Geo. Z. aatewood, worth o250.
The evidence In the case made II apparent that
on the occasion Of the theft Wcs.sIfsld was after
free ride. and that he did not show any pains to
discriminate At whose expense It was made. Tho
and reported him guilty, with an assessment Of
three years and six months In the psnitentiary q
the punishment Of his offence.
Francis Fswley was arraigned for trial on the
charge OF stealing from John B. Durbin. Of the Sd
Arkausss regiment. . pockesbook containing
$3.50, a few weeks since. Fawley and another
man met the witness in tLis case who was q re-
turned paroled soldier In ths hospital. who had
gons on the street Ia search Of . restaurant When
they had directed him to the place whore hs could
get something to eat, they asked for pay for their
trouble He took out els pocket book and they
snAtcked 1t ou: Of his hands and ran of. After.
wards, on the same night, the city watchnen found
the two thieves In the alley leading by Rbam's foun
dry, qusrre.ing about the disposal Of the .sotsen
funds. Fawley in turn stole tie pocketbook and
contents, and In endeavoricg to get of was cap
tursd by the watch. Tho jury gave him three years
ana six months in the Eeniteasissy as the reward
Of his exertions
Glmer A Lumpkin was arraisned for forging
q check purporting to be signed BY Owens
q Son, for 5000, payable st the Traders
Bank to the order OF wes: 4 !ohnstsr-
acquitted on the previous day. Mr.. Csump,
counsel for the accused submitted motion to qussh
the indictment against the prisoner for errors appa
rent on its face, and was replied to by the Com.
mouwes!th's Attorney. For the purpose ef exam.
iniug into the question presented for the considera
tiou Of the Court, Judge Lyons adjourned the case
until next Tuesday, when his iadecinon on the points
involved will be rendered.
petition WIGS presented by counsel on behalf OF
Mrs Elizabeth kagll praying that one VIM. q.
Stephens might be epjoned and feF Eained ffOm OK.
hi biting his talents actor st the place known
as the Broad street Theatre, said Stephens having
contracted to play for her at the establishment
known as ''1he Varistiss' for ~ weeks at SIS per
week. and broken biz contract The injunction was
granted.
Mot or's Court Friday, Nss. 2l.-The cases be-
fore His Honor to-day were few In number and Of
minor in mportance.
Geo Dew was up again On charge Of stealing
e63 belonging 10 WE. q. Major, sometime during
last February. Drew is very bright nu!atto,
and has the reputation among the police Of being
Q decidedly hard subject. When the case was
ssllsd yesterday Msjor did not answer, and Drew
returned TO tbs city Jail to be again called up
At some future time the 2sth inst being indicated
by His Honor as the occasion.
Ida Clarke, 2. Jones, ard A. Ashle!gh, parties
heretofore arrested for keeping disoroerly house.
having been surrendered by their bail, appeared
arafu bssose the MayOr to day and renewed Ii.
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Latsr from Loss Of q Steamer.

Later from N0ssau..L0ss Of . Steamer
CHARLESTON, November l9.-Nzssau dates 70
ths 10Th ult. have bssn received. They bring &C.
counts Of The loss Of the steamer Kelsie fifty miles
of the coast. She was run into, abandoned, and
soon after sunk. She Of TIRES Light drausht
steamers built expressly On the Clyde to run the
blockade. One, the Iona, was sunk in the Clyde.
Tbs other, having not been heard from, L. sbe
supposed to be lost
Admiral Mines command of the North Amesi-
can and Wes: India station has been extended one
Year longer.
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TIE EI IgMPTION ACT RELIEVES NO ONE
IN SERVICE

Asay pTsons are Of the opinion that tho exemp-
~'N' Apply TO soldiers already in the army (esps-
''4y 10 conscrp.s under the ffst law,) and that
'-' se' provides for their release from tie service
'-' mistake, - viii be seen by the following
.Aa-e' from General Orders no. e2," just Issued
'N lie War DsDH tment, containing instruc
''1 iof lie execution Of the late Conscription
av
faenpt,on.-The Exemption act viii be con
M.sH p'ospectiveiy, and does not authorize the
n. OF any one enrolled or In service prior to
'0' ! 10 day Of October 1852"
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skirmish In North Carolina

RALEIoH, n. O, Nov. 2lst-A private letter
says 1t Is ruinored at Kinston that two companies
OF the 10Th n. O. battalion of artillery encounter
ed large fcrce Of the enemy ct Cove Creek on the
iSth consisting Of infan try, cavalry and artillery
Our forces wsre in rife pits sheltered from the Ell
smys artillery. After tive hours hard lighting our
troops retired from their pits Our loss mona. That
o. the enemy not known.
Nothing important In the Legislature.
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AL.xiUN sALEs--fssHr Ds,.
BY Gsddia L Apperson, AUct's.
VTERY vALuABLE PRIVATE REs,DEb

v on the west line Of 5,h, between Grace and
Franklin streets, FOR SALk At AUCTION
Wi be sold at auction, on the pre- ni.es, on WkD
NRSDAY, the 26th November, 1862, at 4 O'Clock
P. NJ that large and admirably we'll located and
handsomely finished brick DWELLING, now In
the occupancy Of Gen. s. Cooper, and adjoining
the residence of Archibald Peasants Esq aad op
poste that Of james Dunlop. Rsq. The Hsuse has
ample accommodations for large family including
kitchen, stable. &c. The House is In complete
repair In every respect, with all the usual modern
improvements and has q private culvert leading to
4'h street. Altogether shis Is really arst-ciass
dwelling In every respect,
TERMs-One- fourth cash balance at 6. 12, and
l8 months for negotiable notes interest added -
cured by trust deed, al cash. at the option OF
ths d. chaser Possession 10th March next.
no Is 0ODDIN d AFPERSON, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES...Futufe .iays.
IA. Hsr. sS,TS e e STc11oneSrs

By keE:, Fame & Ce, Akcuoneers.
RocERtEs AND rOBACCo AT AUCTION
NJ On TUESDAY, the 18th instant, at our ware
Louse, commencing at 10 o'clock, we will offer for
sale large and attractive assortment OF HROCE-
RIBS and MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, consist
ing IN part or
1850 lSR Coppsras, In snall and large packages.
Extra 6ne Green Teas
Extra and Family Flour.
Black and bite Ground Pepper.
Rice Starch.
Soaps, assorted.
50 do.. Corn Brccms.
Candles
100 rsams Note aud Letter Paper
Prime Family Bacon.
Cotton Yarns.
Alum Blacking.
Prime Coffee, &c.
ALSO
At 12 O'Clock, precisely, . large and choice ~
Manufactured Tobacco. Of various grades.
Smoking Tobacco, and N invoice Of extra dne
Scotch, French Rsppee and Aacaboy snuhs.
The attention Of the trade il solicited ~ most
of the lots offered will b. closed without reserve
no2l KENT. PAINE 4 CO., Aucts.
An invoice Of Drugs and Medicines. containing
many very scarce and desirable articlss
Also Ane Cigars, Fine-cus Tobacco, eardines, DC.
no22 K, p. 4 CO., Auctrs.
II ARaE sALK OF JEWELLERY AND SILVER
WARE AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY, the
24Ih inst, at our Warehouse, commencing at 10
O'Clock, We shall sell Q large assortment OF JEW.
ELRY, pure SILVER and PLATED WARE, and
FANCY GOODS, being tbs entire stock Of . large
Southern house closing business consisting OF
choice Goods selected expressly for retail city
trace The following articles viii be included in
the sale:
Pura Silver Tea and Coffee Pots;
Sterling Silver Wsiter, 0oblets, and Cups;
Silver Napkin Rings, Fish Knives;
Preserve Spoons, Salt Cellars;
Knives, Spoons xnd Forks, In SETS
Pearl and Silver Card Gases, and Porto Monnaies;
Plated Tea Sets, Goble,s Castors, and Forks;
Rich Jewelry-consisting Of Gold Stone, Mosaic,
Cameo and Lava sets,
Ka,drops Breastpins Finger Rings;
Gold Studs, Sleeve Buttons, Work Boxes;
Plain and Fancy Bracelets, Gun Pins
Solid Silver and Plated Speetaeles;
Gents Mourning. Ruby. Agate, and Gold Pins;
Meek Ornaments. Watch Keys, Loekets;
Thermometers, sugar Tongs Cream Ladies;
Nutmeg 0raters C0rkscrews Wallets. DO.
-ALNO,-
ine Regulators, In perfect ORDER
59,lvsr. Plated Show Cases, and
largo hre-proof Iron Safe, made expressly for
the JeWelry trade; and also suitable for
banking or mercantile house.
TRIMS Cash, ON delivery.
no ls KENT, PAINE 4 CO., Aucta
25 Gold watches. some Of which are Of extra
quality. Lno 22l K..K: z 20. Anes.rx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-22

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