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TTssy purify SsrsHFshsn md inviGOrAts
may may ~ sss1ss ~ sIt,sa.s{y Hsse{ apRsnts,
They overcome SnSsti Of dlsIipsiion and late istS
Thsy strengthen the System and sAliven the
Thsy prevent miasmAtis and intermItteu, fovsr,.
They purify the breath and aoidity OF the ston.
They euro Dyspepsia and ConstipAtion,
Ihey cure DtArrhea, Cholera and Cholera Mofbu.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head.
They are the best Bitters in the world They max,
the weak man strong, and are exhausted Ratureis
Brstsd caissyA BARI cssesSp Rspk psnssiInS ns SsIe
NAN SnAmomne Fiowers, lavender Flowers, Winter.
soss ssn Aa,,s Gi0ysr,Sud' Orange Peel snake.
X. DC. '''"-
The following IL sample Of the testimony daily
soLDIEAs' HoME sUPERrsTENDENr'so OFFICE
c.ensArI o. Jan. 10, issa.
IhAye given your Plantation Ritter. TO huDdrst,
o. our noble Soldiers who stop here, more or leas
disabled nom various causes, and the effect II most
such preparation as iii. is 1 heartily v,,h IN
every every family ,anily n every hospital, and 1t hand on
every oattle-nsld @. W. d. ANDREwG,
U1ED Superintendent
- Important to Females DIR. Chsese-
mans PWs.-1he combination OF inKredIenta in
these pills are the result OF long and extensive
practice. They arc mild in their operation, and
certain In correcting all Irregularities, pAInhG
menstruation, removing all obstruotions, whether
nom cold or otherwise, headache, pain In the side
papitAtion OF the heart, whites, all nervous Aiiee
tionS, mysteries, fatigue, pain In the back ami
limbS, &c. disturbed Sleep which arise from inter.
ruption Of nature.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement OF new era in the treat.
ment OF those Irregularities and obstruotions
which have consigned 90 many to a PREMATURE
GRAVE. No female can enjoy good health unle,,
she 10 regular, and whenever an obstruction fake,
lace the general health begins to decline.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
AAe the most efeetuAl remedy ever known for all
complaints peculiar to Females To all clAsaes they
are invaluable, indueiHg ioih certainty, periodical
regularity. They are known to Thousands, who
have used them at different perisds, throuKhout
the country, having the sanction Of some Of The
most eminent Physicians IN America.
Explicit directions, stating iphen they should no, b,
used, with each Box--the Price One Dollar w, Bor
containing from 90 10 90 Pills.
Pills sent BY mai, promptly, by remlttinE To the
Proprietors SOLD by Druggists generally.
HUTCHINGs 4 HILLYER
so,s,v Proprietot,' g Cedar @ e., New Yrok.
seo-emeod 900 Pa. avenue, Washing ton, SC,
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67-Comfort, for the wilson's a.t.
Eyans' Patent Tent Stove. The underuirned' hay.
Ing purchased all the conflicting Interesta N the
celebrated patents and improvements OF WoodbuTv
and Of Evans upon Portable Tent stoyes for army
we, IL now prepared 10 furnish dealers in Waah
SONS PATENT TENT STOVES, made OF cast Iron,
with eight feet OF pipej each stove packed In boS
twelve inches BY six, and weighing, all complete
thoroughly any officers tent-A wonder OF com.
Paeiness and utility; For sale BY all the prominent
dealers In stoves suffers supplies,
de2i-tf National Hotel. Wsshinstn,
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u hetnnorce Hature.-After having blum.
dered In the dark for ages the world al asf be9ins
TO understand thatthe human system cannot rssist
or throw on the attacks Of disease through the
agency OF depicting medicines. Strength OF conSt.
tuuoni strength Of nerve, strength In the whole
physical organiIatlon-theae are the only snfe
guards against the morbid elements which contin.
uAlly surround US; The exhausting heats OF sum
security for health, and those who are moi sware
Of the necessity for recruiting their bodily powers
a. this season, do not understand, phlos
the laws OF their own beipg.
The great Tonic upon which experience hAa
taught the public 70 rely, a. . means ef inviEor.
atng, rsguiating and protectinS all the important
TED STOMACH BITTERs, and there 10 no season
Of the year when this inessim able inviEorant n
more useful than now. In the crowded CITY, in
unhealthy regions where Intermittent and Bllious
fevers prevail, in fact, wherever men are eonEre-
gated whether In large or small numbers the ne.
eessty for pure Tonic and Alternative exists, and
Hostetters bitters may be safely pronounced the
purest and the best In the known world Jais-eoSt
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MAJ. GEN. odLEsBY, of Ill, has recovered
from the severe wound he reeeI ed at Corinth, and
has arrived in this city. By the way, a. Gov.
Yates cannot legally be re-eleote Governor Of nli
noiS another term, we underItau that Gen. oEleS.
by 10 urged as his successor.
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THE SALE OF TICKETS for Gottschalk's con.
certs will commence tomorrow (Tuesday)
morning at Metzerott's music store, where
seats may be secured.
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MARRIED,

On the I'd January, 1854, by the Rev. DR.. N. p.
Georgetown, District Of ColumbiA, Mr.. GEoRoE
SPENCE, Of Paisley, s'otland, to Miss CATHARIHE
land, England, No cards sent,
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WANTED TO 90 TO PRIsoS.-A soldier named
WIN. King, belonging to the Isith co.. list battalion
Invalid corps, was arrested on Saturday by po-
lioemAn on the charge Of stealing some clothing
from John Mills, Esq, formerly Chief Of Police Of
this city. He was taken before Justice Ferguson,
and upon that ofhcsr asking him why he commit
ted the then he stated that he did Il for the pur-
pose Of being convicted Of larceny and sent to
prison. His reason, he said, for this was that the
ofioeu Of his company treated him so badly that
he had no dehlre to stay with them. The Justice
sent him TO the Central GuArdhouss, where he ls
now confined,
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THE COURTS.
United states Supreme Court.

January ls.-No es. Chas. ,. Eame,, plaintiff in
error, va. Benz, d. Godfrey. In trtor TO the Cir
cult Court u S. for the District Of Massachusetts
Mr.. Justice Davis delivered the opinion OF the
Court, reversing the judgment Of the said Circuit
Court with costs, and remAnding the cause with
directions to award q renirr fdcids de rOnO.
No. 9S. The county Of Mercer plaintiff Ia error
Va. W. H. G. Haokett. In error TO the Circuit
Court U. s. for the estern dIItrct OF PenusylvA-
MA Mr.. Justice Grier delivered the opiuion OF
the court, affirming the judgment OF the said Cir
cult Court in this cause, win costs and interest
No. %. August Leibert, pIaintIn In error, ~.
The Mayor, Aldermen, and Citizens Of PittSburg.
In error to the Circuit Court OF the United States
for the western diStret Of PennsylvAniA: Mr.. Jus
tice Grier delivered the opinion OF the Court,
verSing the judgment Of the said Circuit Court,
with costs, and remAnding The cause, with dIrec-
tionH to enter Judgment for the plaintiff on the
special verdict.
No, 2l9. The. state Of Minnesota, plaintiff In
error, 10. Geo. W. Batoheldor In error TO the su-
preme Court OF the State OF Minnesota. Mr.. Jus
tlee Nelson delivered the opinion OF the court re-
versing the judgment OF the said Circuit Court
with costs, and remandinE the cause for further
proceedings to be held therein In conformity to the
opinion OF this Lourt.
No. io5. Edw. W. DunhAm, appellant, vs.. The
Dineiunati, Peru, and Chicago Railroad Company,
ct al.-The argument OF this cause was conducted
by Mr.. otto, for the appellant.
Adjourned until to morrow at II O'Clock.
United States Court of Claims
January ls-In the case OF VIM. II. Reynolds Vs.
The United States the demurrer was sustained,
upon the ground that the petition does not set
forth . cause Of action. The claimant IL to have
thirty days to move to amend the petition; and II
no sufficient amendment be filed by that time, the
petition will be dismiabed,
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n War Department, Adjutant Gener-
AIS OFfICE, Washington, March q, iess.--The
Agents OF the several States, who reside in this
city, arc requested TO leave their address AZ this
omee, that they may be promptly communicated
win II necessary, L. THOMAS
oeSl-u Adjutant General.
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APrAHr'-How did Noah preserve honey bees
during the aood1
In the Srk'hiTsS OF the Old World, Of course.
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Golden ana DeIan,

The London Times 10 out OF joint
The ThundersT's bolts are burstsd-
hs leaders all have lost their point
snoe Its DslAne was worSted.
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TIE LIFE OF ARCHBISHOP HUaHKs.-T. B.
Peterson & Brothers, Philadelphia, have pub
lshed the Life of the late Archbishop Hughes,
in cheap form. Philip & solopons have il
for sale,
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WATCHING A wArcH.-Nelson II. Fowler, a
zouave soldier was arrested on yesterday after
noon by oflcer Watt, Of the Seventh precinct, for
stealing watch and chain from Captain william
Hunt They were AZ q steamed-oyster saloon on
street, near Seventh when the soldier, after long
watching for an opportunity, stole the watch. The
policeman was Immediately informed and the Zou-
ave arrested. He was taken before Justice GIber-
son, who committed him to jail for court
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Movements or Gen. Curt,s.

LEAvENwoRTn, January 16.-MaJor General
Curtis arrived here to-day, and will assume
command OF this department at once.
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N once Or the Indspend.n, T.Iesr.ph
Company, 500 Ninth street, Tone door from Penn.
Jyis-u AlB. TALcorr, Manager.
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Aatiunal Republican.
WASHINGTON. d. G.

MoNDAYaani,ann,,,nJANUARY IS, 1854.
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~ Refugees from VIrEIhIA.-AII rsHu-
gees irom Virgins now In Washington, Baltimore,
or thelI Niclnity are earnestly requested to COM
municate with the undersigned without delay,
giving their present address and former residence
IN virginia This Is matter Of personal interest
our suffering State. n. g, GREENE,
Secretary Virginia Union League, Z
Janl6-3t No, oil Ninth st., Washington, D. G,
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HORRIBLE BRCTALITI.-NI,s Fn,II,, n p,,,,
an interesting young lady living ~ poonnI'5
Island, Islam was found murdered on t6e Cd iOSiSnt
she was returning home from HaInhsan,. TH
house when oyertaken. Her person ~. snDoLs GIo
the head. " blOW upon
The provost marshal has ofI,rcd s,,o
for the apprehension Of the murdered eWa1d
mad been arrested under strongly suSnIcIggno I%gro
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MOTTO OF THE SOUTHERN OLIGARCHIsrs.-
y Eternal ignorance is the price OF slavery"
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Hospital and AmbuI.ne. FIsx,.

The hospital and ambulance flags of the
army are established as follows
10 general hospitals, yellow bunting by 4
iees, with the letter II, "a inches long, of green
bunting, in the centre.
a The post and field hospitals, yellow bunting
by feet, with letter II, "a inches Ion1 ~
green bunting, In centre, e' -
Sn6ulances and guIdons TO mark the
,n:hss %eiI ish hospitals yellow bunting IA by gS
'A'"o'' WIN border, one inch deep in green,
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u The Assembly, Church Fair will
commence in odd Fellows Hall, on Tuesday, Jan
uAry l2th, and continue every night for tive
weeks. jA8-itt
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Presidents BODY GuARD.-A company Of
cavalry, called the Union Light Guard, Ohio vol
untecr cavalry, arrived in this city day or two
dale, Military Governor Of this District, who has
ordered them TO duty At the Executive Mansion.
They will be quartered on the grounds south Of the
Presidents house. This company was raised and
is new under the command OF Capt. Bennett Of
Scotia 800
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EE- Grand htertRInmentI-ThsR great
lNGsAt Washington Theatre, for the benefit OF m q
Christian Commission and families OF d IstTiol
Volunteers. See future AdVOrtilmeAt. ne
6-Bteanler Empire has arrived nrou,
New York. ConSigneel will please attend TO the
reception OF their goods at once. This steamer
will sail TUESDAY, Jan. 10, at 10 oielook A. m.
MORGAN 4 RHINEHART, Agents.
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g DRovIDENoE uosp1rA1n Nv

DROVIDENCE HOSPITAL."...IN.
u eonsequenee OF the destruction by fire OF
me she washington inntmary, which proved so bene.
sisters OF Charity have undertaken to supply the
RosPRnt ant E oSS,sS Be sSGwn ,ss Is
corner q 4 Second street east and street south,
The cars run within two squares of the building,
which 10 large and eommodious, and every atten.
ton has been provided In Its construction for the
nto tSs S..a o, 5as % Patient! VIII be received
This includes Medicine and Medical or surgical at.
Parsons desiring private rooms can be aocomme.
dated at an advanced rate.
r! suitable wsrdS have been provided for ColoreJ
The nursing and care OF the sick will be under
the immediate charge OF the Sisters.
Ihe following named gentlemen compose the
MEDICAL STAFF ATTENDING.
Pthysieisn1D. R HagneT NJ D., No, 900 II street,
surgeon-B Johnson HELEN, M. D., No. 200 Fourth
street, between and y,
ADvIsoRY AND cossvLTISo.
GRAFTON Tyler, M. d., corner Washington and GAY
streets, Georgetown, d. c.
VIM. P, Johnston, NJ. D., No. 4Ss Seventh street,
Application can be made at the Hospital or to
either Of the aboye-named physicians. PhynIoians
sending patients to the Hospital, who may oeounS
same.
M Il this effort q the si'tsrs 4 duly appreciated
tne ACCOMMODATIONS oil the inHtitution will he
enlarged TO meet any possible demand
No contagious diseases admitted.
SISTER MARY CARROLL,
JhElm superior.
.0LD IRON AND RAG DEPOT, 11s X
" STREET.
OLD IRON OLD IRONIi OLD IRONIll
COPPER BRASS, and RAGS, OF all kinds bought
at the highest prices,
n Al'q. fSr .ais cheap, = large 10, OF OLD LUM.
OLD IRON AND RAG DEPOT,
ll6 street, between,
JAl2-tf 2ist and 22d streets.
.TE BON TON FOR FEBkUARY....
Il This beautiful fashion book for the ladies.
Just received from PaFlA-iH full of beauty In "A.
dlton to the usual number OF engrAvings, ooloreL
and uneolored, II gives sheet OF BrAldinE Em.
broideTy and = pattern for children. Also, two
taste should get this number. For sale by
], sHILLINGTOK,
iAnI6-2ts
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRs-Sdles Of Property
The second sale Of property under the Direct Tax
Law came off In this city to-day, At one o'clock,
at the ONCE OF the Commissioners. This property
WAS not sold under the oonfsoAtion which gives
but life estate, but under the Law providing for
the collection Of the United states tax.
The sale Of lands in the insurreotionary dis
triots will be continued by the Commissioners at
their Office in this city on Wednesday. next, the
goth instant.
The Rircr.-Ths ioe In the river 10 softeninE
under the influence Of the weather for the last two
days, and the constant passage OF heavy steamers
IL breaking It up. Meanwhile all the iOehouses,
almost, in town, have been filled with good solid
Ice, nearly equal to that usually brought from the
North. oysters are brought here, during the
closing of the river by the Ice, from Annapolis,
already opened, and iell fron % to ss.6O per
GALLON.
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MoTTo of Gen. slgsl's soldiers Every cloud
has Its German silver lining.
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BY TELEGRAPH


tBy the Peoples Telegraph Line-office, Republl
can Building, 6il Ninth street,
GOLD.
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n0-WANTED-Dead cows, horses, mules, goats,
nc -Persons having such on their lots can have
them hauled away Immediately, besides getting the
highest price paid for them, Il word be left 1t Ar
7th and 9Th sss at Lewis Antelottis, near the Cen.
trail Railroad Depot, and at Mr. Jones'e grocery, on
Clay st. two doors from 9th, at tho Glue and Oil
Works and Tannery, In rear OF The new Po<r House,
foot Of ID 1t.
NB-Hides OF eli kinds wanted, for which full
market price will he paid. ja 2l-12tf
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A Il. s. PIsssamfs, Auct.

CUPERI0R Household Furniture, Ae, for Als u
o'clock. will eel ct the residence Of NJ Elk, %
Main Il, bstvesa 10Th and .cth Sta. tol posis 'hs
% Stone HOUSE, ontrHv ~ N-rss' a a.
Kitchen turpituye. osMprisS-
1sbagbev s~. -
As6ssx carp4ts. alIiaG tAEses
Handsome OAK chamber est Of furniture
WardroSes, vashstands With marble toys
Bedstssds, bedding. mirrors
Feather beds, mattresses
China tss ssts and esoekssy ware, 10 hsr "
riety
Cooking and pail,r stnvss,
together with 1gsneral assortment Of kltchsa fus
niturs.
A large assortment Of ladies' and gents doth
ite ja 26] = B PLRAsAN1S, Asa'f
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~ Williamson d Co., AxcsioNesrs,
mo. l09 Main street..

FINE Furniture, Carpets, Bedding. Cocking Stove
On Thursday, the 18Th inst, commencing 1t 10 o'cn
No will sell ut the residences Of 'kr n Martin. !.
Jackson, between F0uahee and Adams stress
very handsome and choice aasortmens II rufpitnr.
Carpets, Bedding, Cooking Stove, Csochery, els
ware. &c: ". would eaumefafe ne following:
l mahogany French bedstead.
/ do cabinet
do wardrobe
CAne-seat and windsor chairs
Cane rockers, dining and other tables
2 good carpets
Feather beds, pillows, and bolsser1 (shA
cases)
Hair and ahuck mAttr<eseo
very large cooking stove, In excellent order
Cups and saucerS
Plates ard dishes
Knives and forks, glassware, &c.
70 WILLIAMSON co, Aucts
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s~.Se<s~S>asansas Z
= ssess: . Iasrsdag, - ~ q - 49,
8 b. - 49,. = e. :. 10y G Ss:Siss,
nfge - valaesls tsact e ~ -. esN. -
49, - s sss:easiaE about $40 sssss. 81 - GE
s:sls.s s..,s:s rea =: ';s:::n:s Pc -
s.vs, sossssl.e & ssvssal iweSss,v ~. - Ss~
NJ ceose-hosee, lavsss-hoseo. ~ swslh0,
eeceripssoe hsUs nsnb0 q IN ~ 4 60
I'd ear.e. esesl1ss vilA en- CO. 49, Sssa1 49,
noossA an : gooA Ispsir. Tlsse ) a n. ~ q
sas: ss.ss ~ e s,s e.: - =. s..s..s - =
~ e'o.sA g eon, whsas, 90, "a ~ 40
wssea q
70 IL y = ~ s: :: .: :. ss..s
- " aa.s tine s.d plAes vm = .ass =
ana mnIes, ooshead - castls, Is ~ I, = lsns
paans:eioa .asnsah, he0ssAold an6 hNrhs, - N.
q Own aso hire out q H. M ~ mcxas'
- -, 1879 81. psscses year. Al0o, en- ~ ~
seeded. a q JfSnTe erop Ct NJ
y N-tds RI PURYFAR Fkssn
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b. Rs1tans, HaNss q Wsisioe1- zx.c.

" win ssll ct auction On the p,.,,...
,yv TnursdAy next, ct 3 o'clock. p 4 - ~, q
!snd u the county Of Chesterfield on h. ~ n u
eo,.a TSsnR de about miles IRON ssssass
dwelling. The land for The most mart |. ~ nall
and sdjoins the lands Of jeremiah OH. :, v'cds,
OF. ss e. .. PULAIAM, HAMS wEISieSS N
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rMNA ID o1ooBW1fe vaaey AIljcoo, 1unttnse,
9, . sasl3aa.-on JStd1y, M IN, osn.
nSncms 6 70 o,cleek Z, ~ Win 80 g or mleo-
room, No l02 Main ., va.1od aseessmnt q CAine
ana Glassware. vhsey Articles, Furniture, 90, q
whioh ~ wouid nsnt3oa ~ fooeWing:
Cuuo end oaaooSD
Dinner and breakfA4 plae0 :
fAFRe anA onau dishe0
0o6ists, tamblsss, vine sjassso, -
Booas md ehoo0
Worn boxes, Wsteh crystals
Dlsekipg, curtain Axturs
Oockipe, once md paTlof stoves
CAsirs, tables, WasdrobsD
OASpoto, blanketo, 80
0ilk and Other dreoDeo
very me lAAiss' cloak
I black brood cloth suit
ALSO,
Several nne gold watches.
h2S WILLIAMSON Gu, Auots
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AUCTION HALE0-FUTUR1 DATA
By WVli0ns0m d o., AScta.
mo. 100 Main Of, bet 9th and l0th.l

ID ECBtvER'S SALE In pursuance Of decree
u Of the District Court Of the Confeders'e Ssase
Of America for the Eastern District Of Vnsnsi
shall, 90 saturday, the 9th day Of February, -,
proved ~ Receiver, TO sell on the premsrs % IA
street, tseween Main and Franklin streets 'es
e4ty Of Richmond, at public auction. 70 the hsSs'
bidder, for caah, the following property, nsmey;
Tia uneypirsd term of the lease Of ssoemse.
made By John A Deivia 10 George stafres' ana
which tenement vas lately occupied BY the SAC So
Seasrees, uadss the said lcasa, - . Store noast
Wosx shop and dwelling. Tue sasd lease dai: We
lss day q yoly 1850, and 70 recorded ~ the Hes'
ings court Of the city Of Richmond NE term CO.
veyed 10 for eight years from the sald LIT asy
July, 1850, % that on tho day Of sale there W.
years moeths and - days Of the term unsipnsa IT,
The tenement 10 . a'ge che, four stories hvn. Wv.
back buildisgs, and the upper stories have sess "
vided into rooms for the use q family, WIN ~
vats entrance from the street. The rent rserfv@
the lease n el40o PER snnum. Also, sbe nnurs
the said tenement, put therein BY me ts@ os~Ss
etarrctt, ana which may 10 removed uedef 'os ~
visions " the said leaee, eoDsssirE Of peiM
shelving, water cicoe>s, some gas dSsuio, ss.ss
inside vruetian blinds, cas- iron vieoov n"ss
and sash, house belh, DC. Also, fefrN~s@s,
stoes water nlteres, work benches, vae 49,
hundred feet of ocantiing and two ICED pans ~
osher things. ,hn
The sais viii commeoee II 10 O'Clock =, s'S
conducted BY Williamson In, AucioncaS' ~,
sOus Wishing 70 view the premises Viii CAV
once THOMAS GLIB, hee
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DEAUTlFUL and highly attractive farm on

DEAUT1FUL and highly attractive farm on the
ID Brook Turnpike, two miles from Richmond,
The request Of John A. Parker. Eco, (who has Dur.
chased larger estate in the country W shall sell
st public auction, on the premises, on Tuesday, u
Of February, 1854, At O'Clock, N, the beautiful
now occupied by said Parker, containing about Is
acres The property will be subdivided into two or
three parcels, according to plat and survey 10 Be
exhibited at the hour Of sale. The improve ments On
the place for the most part in good order. The
dwelling Ii An excellent one, having rooms, neatly
painted, and the parlor Handsomely p&pered. The
front yard is taitesully arranged, and abounds In
evergreens; flowers and shade treee Altogether this
ID really . most desirable suburban residence. The
neig hb0rhood ID equal to any in the county. There
II seeded on the place IL bushels winter OATS bush
els rye, and about % acres well set in timothy
and clover Partial possession given ct once, and
full possession by or before the lst May next.
TRRAs-Cash; the taxes for 1854 to be paid BY tho
purchaser. GODDIN APPER0ON,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-28
GODDlN & APPERsON. Auc,.

I South side Of Marshall. between an IA ~
st.. near the New Markts, for saIe o. sucso, W. ~
VII sell at auction on the premises, on Thurssv
18th Jan. 1854. ~ 4o'clock \, the large md ~
pui!t brick tenement locates above, nov occ,pss
by Mr. Fisher ct the rent o. $50 per month. N
Possession en- be had in short time. The lot ~
front Of 2Sx feet and . depth Of 1877 feet n,
attention Of those wishing 70 make . good inveut
mett u particularly invited 10 this sale. The Tar.
for this year 70 be paid by the purchaser
@.rhe property can DO bQpohS privately
j. rs 0ODDlN : Ak9ERSON, Auets.