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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-13

w E. JOHNSON, Successor of Ak. Hill &
w Co., Manufacturer Of LadyB and eenlemeniS Boot
and Shoes, up stairs, 1877 Main street, Richmond Va
All kinds Of Ladies' and GentemenS boots Shoes made t
order. Repairing done.
jS12-Sm d. 8. WRIGHT Cuttsr
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AuCTION SALES.
BY aoDDIN 8 APPERsoN, AUcrs.
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE OF

ycinls street near to the Danvile depot, fer sale at
auction. ~, a.,
win be sold at auction the prenseS on TUESDAY the
Gated as above Il ors the west side Of Virginia street 6sA
feet and rms depth OF abo " feet Inc cen
building and its proximity the Danve railroad depot the
prncp Tobacco warehouses and hour mills makes
bounded on the south by alley feet wide running through nom
Virginia 18Th streets Il the advantage OF corner ot
TERMs \ cash. balance and years, for negotiable notes.
interest added secured by deed all cash. at the option
cb,ssr F GODDIN 4 APPERsoN, .
apis Aucts.
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or. Ms OFFICE, WAGON TRANSPORTATION. !
RICHMOND, April 4, 1865 I

by ORDER of the Quartermaster General
- have assumed charge Of the entire Wagon transportation
IN ana contiguous y the City Of RchmCEd ReGu there
fore Tor transportation Of that nature and also for fuel will ne
after be made upon me.
Transportation other Government purposes will net be
furnished except In where evident the exgencIes Of
the service require It. JN0 L. MAYNARD,
ap6-0t Major and
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SCOTCH SNUFF AND SMOKING TOBAC-

~ COThe undersigned Manufacturer The celebrated
BRAID Of smoking Tobacco y BoWegs, Grand Turkey WIN
nebGgo, and Eephan has enlarged his capacity for
turing and added to bis business the Manufacture nsoy
quality Scotch Snuff which he Is prepared 70 furnb Hs
customers and the trade generally, at Wholesale prices al his
Factory corner Of Fifth and Jackson Streets Lynchburg Va
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"A FEW thousand Genuine Havana Cigars,
n Concentrated Ley, Virginia Puke Mercer Potatoes VIn
Lard N o. Syrup, and nice and pure Virginia Whisky
apI-1W BLAIR CHAMRERLAYNE
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A UCTION SALE
IA BY VIM. II. P0WLE SONS,
Iron Front Building, No. ZIG ald1is, Main Street.
On TUESDAY April 18th, tha offer line Of Manu-
featured and Smoking TOBACCO and GROCERIES,
Among the laer-lf they arrive in time will be Included
80 barrels n. o. Moasses.
On FRIDAY l7h ms We hail offer large assortment Of
particulars hereafter.
Corsgnos will please send In their goods eaily poise
apl0--h Wa. II. F0WLE SONS.
WE SHALL ADD
Some very elegant city made Furniture but little ed Of beau
tfu style AID fin sh-tO wit
Al Octave Rose wood Piano, Of Superior Tone
Rosewood Blu eau,
Black Walnut Wardrobe,
" Sofa,
Extension Table,
Mahogany Bookcase.
Marble-Top GENRE table,
Wash-Stand, Minor,
Parlor and Dinngroo Chairs,
An Iron Safe. WM. II. F0wLE SONS.
CTOCKS AT AUCTlON.-We will sell at
o'clock
$4,000 Confederate States Coupon Bonds IS NJ issue,
900 do do do do 100
5000 North Carolina per cent bones,
100 shares stock Of the Ins. Co. State Of Va,
90 do OLD Dom. Ins stock,
30 do Bank Of the Commonwealth stock,
10 do Traders Bank stock
rs do Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Il. r.
stock,
co do Va Central R. Z. stock,
$1,000 Va. and Tenn. X. R.. LIST bond. .
In addt on 10 the above, we viii SELL
IS Shares Mid Lothian Coal Mine Stock
90 e James River X Stock,
5000 Confederate Coupon Bonds per cent, long date
1000 Res'td
ap11-dtis LANCASTER 4 co.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE or TWO Val

" LIABLE LOTS ONE on THE EAST sIoE OF UNION, Be
TWEEN @ RACE AND FRANKLIN STREETS, AND ONE ON
THE EAST SIDE OF VALLEY, BETWEEN RCHAKD AND
BALDWIN sTREETS.
Commissioner appOtd by decree Of the Circuit Court
Of Richmond nounced the OF March, 1865 In
the case Of Darlington Carngton &C. SHALL In further exc
cuon thereof to SELL public t on The premises
Adams division fronting the east side Of Union street
running 20 alley sviDg thereon framed build
belonging the tenant rsntDgf 500 per annum ALSO
Lot fronting a. feet the side Of Valley near
win street, running back about 125 feet.
TERMsEnOuh In cash to desy the costs OF The suit ana
penses Of sale b4nce s. and nine months for negotiable
notes. interest added Satisfactorily endorsed, all cash at the
option purchaser The for this to be paid by
purchaser GEO. W. RANDOLPH, COm'r.
Bale eondusted by
a. GODDIN A hpPEESON, Auct's
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OFFICE RICHMOND & PETERSBURG R. r. co.,
RICHMOND, Va, March 81, 1863
nWUUnENn NnTUCE

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE
declared Dividend OF eight per cent the capital Stock
on mis- Company payable and after the 10th Of April next 10
mics. - - ~ - " -
me Books OF Transfer viii be closed until the 10th proxmo.
"A NJ w. WARRINGTON,
sP~-n Treas'r.
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DUBLIC SALE OF NEGROES-Wi be
l. sold cash, Monday the goth day oAPri II fair II
not the next fair day thereafter at Beaver Dam depot the
road likely Negro belonging to the estate Of Mrs
J. b Phillips deceased j. WPHlLLlPs
pTQ M
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WANTED TO RENT

- \ HUUsh OF moderate
size furnished and located in quiet part Of the city, convenient
10 business for which good price VII be paid Pest
given: ADDRESS ADVERTISER"
apl0-3t' Whig oaca
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY KENT, PAINE. 4 CO., AUoTs,

GALE BY CATALOGUE.-On Wrnv,sn.v
~ the 22d Inst, commencing at 10 ococt 20 In az
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WOOD CHOPPERS WANTED

will find their Office az our House.
RICHMOND, Va April S, 1853.
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A PRIL 9TH, 1863

~ NIL 9TH, looo.-
g BoRAX, rocHINEAL Emery,
sal sSd EXT Logw7od Blue Stone Sup Cab sosa Chorse
Potash concentrated Lye, Anthony Black Pepper Tonqua
BE ans on Peppermint Lnseed OIL SPIT Turpentine Gloves
Aspice Glycerine, Chcrotorn. Fer sale Nv
J. P.f'UvAL, Druggist,
aps Cor Main and 10th Streets.
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WE WILL SELL this day 35 likely Negroes
" iaa HILL, DICKINSON co. G1c,
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PUTSWUOD HOTEL-
~ CORNER NAM AND EIGHTH STREETS
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
report has obtained extensive ccuon the effect that
this hotel had been about be closed
takes occasion contradict this entirely unauthorized and TO
that under all circumstances everything within reach will be
done to insure comfort to bis guests
ap2-2w" THEODORE w. HoENNIGER
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DULWER'S LAST NOVEL
II AT WEST 4 JOHNsT0N's
14S Main st.
A STRANGE sr0RY-by Sir BulWer Lytton.
large supply just received and for sale S......S250
By
NH 81
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MEDICAL CARD-OFFICE PRACTICE.
TX PLUME Of the old Medical House, himself mainly
y 70 an ONCE practice, on Franklin street, little below the
LfShange Hotel md cagonay opposite Odd Fellows Ha where
ments, arc invited 10 call early -
Communications by mail othervs- prouptv atended IA
once open nom Q A. n. TIL 0 p, 81.
RroBHosD Va. ,on.-iv
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~ BOND OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES
for $500 dollars No. ESQ Act of August 49, 1861 Oct
1862 In Of Ann W. Eam payable LIST 1874 An ner
cautioned against trading for bond as appeaon
nh rrrn us"s mhQ-6y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-25

PUBLIC OPINION IN ENGLAND--Tht
Yankee journals pretend that the public
opinion in England is that the war in
America will soon be ended by the crush
ing out of the rebellion.
If that be true, the public opinion OF
England must have turned very sudden
summersault. The majority of English
Journals and statesmen have hitherto
maintained that the idea Of subjugating
the South was an absurdity so palpable
that no people of thecivilized earth failed
to see it except the North. They have
declared over and over again that though
every city of the South should be taken,
the real work of conqucring the country
would still remain to be accomplished,
and in illustration of this have pointed
to their own failure in the war of the first
American Revolution They have more
over, declared that the spirit manifested
by the South in the field Of battle, and
the profound and deadly hostility Of its
whole people to the North, forbade the
idea of reconstruction, reconciliation, or
ANYTHING else but war to the bitter end
TO suppose that English public sentiment
has been completely reyolutionized on
these points by the events Of Vicksburg
and Gettysburg is to attribute to it a YER
satility and shallOwness not characteris-
tic Of the English people, and which
would strip their opinions of all weight
and value.
WeknOw that England has few sources
of information upon Southern affairs ex-
cept Yankee newspapers, and the prodi-
gious clamor and falsehood which these
have raised over few Confederate re-
verses were well calculated TO mislead
those who had no means of learning the
truth. But the foreign world ought by
this time to know the precise amount OF
credit to attach to Yankee statements.
Journals in the Exeter Hall interest may
predict speedy termination of 1.-THE re-
bellion;" but we venture to assert that
the London Times, the Herald, and other
acknowledged organs Of English public
opinion. have not so stultified themselves.
But it matters little to US what the world
abroad thinks Of US and our destiny
We look to God alone and to our strong
right arms for the decision Of this quar-
rel.
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r.xaxement near Wilmington.

WMMINGTON, N. G., Aug. "a. es.
terday morning the frigate Minnesota and
six gunboats bombarded the shore nine
miles above Fort Fisher, where the steam
er Hebe ran aground some days ago, she
being protected by two small guns and
lifty men, The enemy attempted to land,
but were repulsed, with one killed. Being
reinforced, they finally succeeded in de-
stroying the goods landed from the steam
er, set her on fire, and left. We lost one
killed and three wounded, a Whitwortf'
and another small gun. Our forces were
in pOssession of the beach last evening.
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WILL sci, at public auction, gu Tuesday the 2sh
Of August, very good little farm, CONTAINING ~
acres. improvements consist Of cosioi'sois
dwelling, with four rooms three cabins ami other oa-
buildings, two tobacco houses, &c. Aboat 10 ACRES
open land, come ~ u original growth naiaAee u
good size Old field pinc gray soil, easily snl'isalea
lays very well 10 improve Some 80 acres well I'D
proved, 10 acres ia clover; in good and pieasais
neighbnrhood, nine miles above Carterssi.le, neaf
The main road to Cumberian II. Location healthy,
best of water, most excellent orchard OF late asa
early apples. The purchaser can get ali the eafh'
fodder, &c. that Is for SALE 0head fine sheep sess
raj head Vi cattle, one good work horse, and posses
SIGN given any time after the sale. Nr Obadiah
sndersvn, the owner, wiil take pleasure M showing
the land u visitors The Richmond packet VIII 9.'
" Carterayle the morning Of the sale, giving an
pie time to hook and purchase. On II there IS u's'
excellent mill seat. Address
r ii JACKSON, Aueteneer
Waltons Mills, Cumberland CO, Va. au lids
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DIED.

At the residence of her father, Mr. Thomas
NJ johnson, his eldest daughter, Miss MARY
KENDALL JOHNSON, in the 10Th year OF
her age.
Her funeral will take place this evening at
4 O'Clock, from the Centenary Church. The
friends of the family are respectfully invited
to attend without further notice.
On Sabbath evening, 23d instant, MARY
EUPHEMIA, daughter Of the late Samuel
Reeve.
The friends and.acquaintances of the fami-
ly are invited to attend her funeral from the
residence of her mother, corner Of 9th and
Leigh streets, this (ruesday) morning, 10Th
instant, at 10 O'Clock.
AT Poplar Hill, lfenrico county, on the
morning of the 22d inst, SUI Holt, infant
daughter of James and Isabella Shine,
aged two months.
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IN. Srnucctr ron CHARLESTON.

TuE STRUGGLES FOR CHARLESTON. -
The demand made by the enemy for the
surrender Of Morris Island and Sumter,
with the threat that he would shell
Charleston in four hours, is rather encour-
aging than otherwise TO US. 1T shows
that he Was tired of taking Wagner, ana
sought to leap 10 conclusion over the
difficulties which stood in the way Of the
regular approach to it. 1t is good sign
that those obstacles are still such as 10
be dreaded, and, IL possible, avoided.
Nevertheless, Gen. Gilmore will be held
to the straight road-the taking Of our
batteries and the clearing Of Charleston
harbor in military style before he reaches
the city, and then--he must fight in and
through that.
The throwing Of few shells into the
city by way Of showing what he could do
ayailed the Federal General nothing. 1t
was q barbarous act, utterly unjustifia-
bic under the usages of civilized war. 1t
endangered the lives OF few women and
children, but had no effect upon the
stern determination Of our commander
and his troops save to make them, II pos
sible. the more determined to resist the
enemy to the bitter end. 1t is reported
that the French and Spanish COnsuls
protested against the bombardment of
Charleston upon such brief notice. The
Federal Commander, however, repeated
his threat to commence the lombard
ment of the city yesterday at II o'clock.
Up TO the time of writing this paragraph
we have no information as to whether this
threat has been carried out or not.
BY last accounts on Sunday Sumter
was little more than mass of rubbish;
but was still held by its defenders with
slight loss. Its evacuation is, we sup
pose, unavoidable; but there will be
nothing left for the enemy to take, and as
the position is commanded by so many OF
our forts it cannot be held until they are
taken. The force occupying Sumter, un-
der the command of the gallant Col. Al
fred Rhett, has certainly sustained a
fiery ordeal They will have proud
boast in after times that they were of the
brave band who garrisOned the fort
during its terrific bolmbardment by the
enemy
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Apprehended Raid ON Stauhton'

SrAuNroN, Va, Aug. 24.,Cons'dera-
hla excitement was created here to-day
by the scouts reporting the Yankees near
Buffalo Gap, on a raid to Staunton. rre-
parations were made for their reception:
Business was suspended, and old and
Young turned out en- masse to meet the
enemy. but they were non est. 1t is re-
ported they have crossed into Highland.
imboden is after them, and Staunton has
relapsed again into its placid state OF
tranquility. Nothing important from the
lower Valley No Yankees between
here and Martinsburg.
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BIZ james II. Taylor, AnctiOneef.

COMMISSIONERS sale Of valuable Farm Of TEX
~ acres, on the Williamsburg turnpike and York
river railroad, TX miles below Richmond, aud adjoin
ins the lands Of John Poe and others in ur issuance
OF decree Of the Circuit Court Of the county Of Hen
rico, pronounced the LIST day of May, 1868, III the
case II Bowies, SC, vs Huffman, &c, will sell at
auction Ga the premises, On Thursday the eth Of
August at IL O'Clock NJ the valuable farm heated as
above, ami formerly owned by the hate James HUT
man, deed There is upon tue place comfortable
dwelling, together with the usual out houses The
greater part VI the land is now in cultivation and the
remainder well wooded. fossession II potion u
the land viii be given i'll time to seed the fall crops,
aud full pos csson Oh ire LIST u January next.
TENN /: One third cash and the balance at one and
two years, the purchaser 10 give hs negotiable otes
ter the credit ayments, with interest added from the
day of sale and the title 10 be retained till the whole
purchase money shall be paid aOd conveyance ai
fected by the court or The whole may DC pah ~
cash, Il the purchaser prefers 10 do 50
JOHN YOUNG, Coa.r.
I.xrs N T.vrnv Auetir aul7
INTENSIVE Sale II Paints, Oils, tafhish, Drugs,
II Medicines Window Glass, &c,--itie SHOCK u the
late. James Gray, Of Fredericksburg, Va, VIII be
sold At AUCTION al his siSrebouse, on Commerce II
ia SAID town on Wednesday, the 2tth OF August,
1868. This stick is large and well worth the aiten.
ton Of the trade.
Also three Houses add Lots ia said town, the pTo
perty VI said James Gray.
Tsn1s-Casn. WM LITTLE,
Admir- aud Attorney.
Fredericksburg, Va, Aug. lsth, 1863,
M 2u--tss<
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ts" LATEST NEws.-To read the latest
news. North and South, call at the COnfedc-
rate reading Room. new arrival of late
Northern papers this morning; large lot of
Yankee PictOrials on file; latest Charleston
papers; papers from every part of the South;
besides all the different city papers Paper
envelopes, &c, also, for writing letters.
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SEwARD's LAST TRIck.--Mr. Seward
has taken himself on a Notification trip
North, with the various foreign Ministers.
The idea which he wishes to convey by
this new monkey shine is that the rebel
lion is so far crushed that he can now
take his ease in his inn. He has told
the foreign Ministers and foreign world
SO many falsehoods about the end of the
rebellion, promising to crush it in thirty,
sixty, and ninety days, that we are not
at all surprised to see him now, after the
lapse of nearly two years and hall, as
Stunning, ON the strength of Vicksburg
falling and the Confederates returning to
Virgins, that the rebelliop is at AN end.
The foreign Ministers are expected to
receive this as the realization Of all
his magniloquent predictions. We can
scarcely imagine anything more exqui-
sitely absurd, except bankrupt, who
had failed for millions, inviting his credi-
tors to grand entertainment Oh the. oc,
casion Of his paying them ten cents in
the dollar. Mr. Micawber, giving feast
to Copperlield and Traddles, and making
a stately Grafton to celebrate his handing
over TO them his note for money borrowed,
and which note he regarded in the light
Of final payment, would remind us very
much Of Seward, il one was not simply
. fool and the other,a knaye.
Whether Seward will impose by such
articles upon the ambassadors at Wash
ington, we neither know nor care; but
We are inclined to think not. Some Of
them have ~ much art as himself. al
though they are not practising it on all
occasiona They win drink his wine, and
appeAp to be very crednlous and guliible,
hut Ne should ike to see their private
msmoeAnda.
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lUcEE0N dALRS-Tusuns nA1R
By Davenport & Co., sscek Ascfscssers.


WE shall sell Il the oGlce Of the Oea ps1m,oa Y.
w surance COMPANY, corner Casy and In sss, "a
Friday, August 7Sth, cclnInsncng q II VeaocA =,
the following stocks and bonds
$4,000 Confederate per cent registered bonds
lo,oOo Confederats per cent coupon bonds,
1868
10000 Confederate per cent convertible
SO 600 Confederate Der cent convertible bonds,
couTssns
S. 100 Confederate fifteen million loan coupon
b,,nds
$500 Virginia yer cent registered bonds
50 $40 CITY Of Richmond per cent toas's
% shares Va aud Tenn railroad
80 do Old Dominion lns co
do Richmond and Liverpool packet
company
"A shares importing and Exporting co STOCK,
Harrison, Prest
10 shares Importing aud Exporting co stock,
Sutton, Pres't
40 E sterling bill on LONDON
And other stocks aud bonds added previous to sale.
au Is DAVENPORT 20, Stock Aucts'
By Robinson, adams Il Co., ducts.
Atured Tobacco and Cuba Cigars, at auct'on at our
warehouse, corner 9th and Main SITS, Friday. 18th
inst, at 10 O'Clock
SO bags choice n o sugars
30 bbs DO do
20 boxes white clarified sugar
rs kegs bi carb soda
30 boxes taltow candles
rs bbis aud 20 kegs Smtlieii lard
EOoO lbs Smthteld bacon
go sacks Va salt
IS bags Java coffee
"a boxes coppcfas
IS gross Boston matches
IA halt bbs and bbs potash
100 rcanls double crown wrapping paper
Lot sole leather, cali skins, &c
ALSO,
1000 packages manufactured tobacco
Is 600 Cuba cigars --z~-~~
ALSO,
One double carriage and harness, nearly
Parties desiring to avail themselves OF our sale
will please send in their goods early OIL Thursday.
au25 ROBINSON, ADAMS h co, Aucts.
By Z. S. Pleasants, Aact'r.
HARDWARE, Cutlery, &c, at auction.-I will sell
IL at the store Of Messrs Porter, Harris HOrner
No 10 Main street, (who are closing out their stock
of goods on Friday, the 2Sth inst, at 10 O'Clock
an assortment of hardware cutlery, &c, embracing
number of desirable articles, such as
Hinges and screws
| Locks, assorted
Razors, drawing knives
Dozen axes
Hand aud lennon Saws
Bead, rabit and match planes
Large number Of augcr bits
Files, chsels, watches, &c
! With other articles of and value both to the
trade and the public generally.
au25 Els PLEASANTS, Auctr.
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From. Charleston.

CHARLESTON. Aug 34.-The enemy's
fro ON Sumter has slackened today.
The fleet has not participated. At IL
o'clock last night the enenys guns open.
al Are on the city, firing fifteen 6-inch
PARROT shells. No casualties resulted.
Nor. conbatants are leaving the city in
continuous streams.
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Bu Kent, Paine Il Co., Auct'ys.

BY Kent, Paine d Co., Aaet'rs.
EREsH DRY GOODS at auction.-on Wednesday,
2Gth inst. commencing at O'Clock, we will sell
without reserve, very choice and valuable assert
ment OF Fresh Dry Goods, consisting IN part Of
Black Grape berages
Rich striped do
Gray poplins fancy prints
Printed and plain black lawns
Extra linen cambria hdkfs
Bishop lawns and laconetS
ladies' extra white cotton hose
Super pongee silk hdkfs
French corscts patent threads
Super gray cloths aud cassmIeres
Extra 25 and 30-spring skirts
Mems flannel aud cashmere shirts
1000 dozen dressing and tire combs
1000 do super lead pencils
1000 packs mogal aud highland cards
900 drilled eyed needles
Money bags; pocket books
Note paper, Wallets steel pens
Pocket knives, letter paper
Black Grape collars; silk laces
Buck gauDtlets cotton half hose
ladies' extra Paris Kid gloves.
1900 prs ladies' morocco beots
Children's and misses do
Men's boots, bfogans, Sc.
AFrRR WHICH,
Say al 10 O'Clock
variety Of groceries
Splendid china dinner set
Glassware, plates, tea sets, &C
- Particulars hereafter.
an "a KENT, PAINE 4 GO, Aucts.
Tie above sale will include
80 bbis New Orleans sugars
10 bbls English crushed sugars
20 bagS Rio and Java coffee
l0 bills old rye whiskey
- iemijohIs Holland gin
& bills apple vinegar
100 pounds candies, assorted
~ boxes assorted soaps
Is eases fine French brandies
200 sacks salt, &C, &c.
-au2 rs KIP Il CO, A1ctsoneers.
BIZ Williamson d; Co., Amct'rs, 1879 Main street.
EURNfTURE, Sc, at auction-On "Wednesday, the
u 18th inst, commencing at 10 O'Clock, We will
sell at our satesroops iy2 Main st. miscellaneous
assortment Of goods, consisting IN part Vi furniture,
as follows
Chairs, tables, wardrobes
bureaus, sofas, wristbands
Ba..steaas, feather beds
Mattresses, tin safes, bath tubs
Common desks and presses
AFRO,
bbs Superior sugar
And miscellaneous asset taient OF hooks.
an p WILLIAMSON u I'd, Aacts.