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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-22
JOHN BIGELOW,
Nominated by President Cleveland Assistant
Treosuror Of tho United States.

Nominated by President Cleveland Assistant
Treasurer Of tho United States.
Mr.. Bigelow has been for many years
a resident Of New York city. lie was
born at Maiden. Ulster county, n. y,
in 1917, and was graduated from Union
College in 1885. Mr.. Bigelow studied
law in New York, and was admitted 10
the bar in 1899. While chiefly de-
voting ais time to the practice Q! bis
=. vifession during the ensuing ten years
he found time for much literary work
which attracted the attention of promi-
nent Democrats Of the Silas Wright and
William l.. Marcy school, with whom
he soon became intimate.
His first official appointment was that
Of Inspector of Sing Sing prison, con-
feTred upon him by Governor Wright
in 1914, and which he held until the
office became elective by the revised
Constitution of lS47. In 1850 Mr.
Bigelow became part owner of and edi
torIal writer on the Erening Post. H'
was appointed Consul at Paris in 1861
and on the death of William l.. Dayton
in 1865, was appointed Minister t.
France, occupying the post until 1867
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-22
eminent which h

The Prince Of Wales possesses many
honors and great wealth. lie Is Dlke
Of Cornwall and the recipient of "a large
and increasing income a. such. Being
the eldest son of the reignIng sovereign,
be is Prince Of Wales and heir to the
Crown. In 1850 he received the title
Earl Of Dublin. He is also High
Steward Of Scotland, Duke of ROthsay,
Earl of Carrick. Baron OF Renffew, and
Lord Of the Isles. a Knight Of the Gar
ter, General of the Army. and Colonel
of the Tenth HussarS. What may be
more interesting to American readers,
he is Grand Master Of FreemaSons, sue
ceeding the Marquis of Ripon in this
honor, his predecessor having become
a Catholic. In the matter of wealth he
and his wife receive yearly allowances
from the Consolidated Fund. His in
come from the Duchy Of Cornwall was
eG3,87O in the year 1882. lie has a
beautiful country-seat and residence in
London.
The partial retirement of Queen VIC
toria has led to frequent appearances of
the Prince in her behalf. He and his
wife, the Princess Of Wales, are the
most popular members Of the royal
family. The Prince has occasionally
voted in the House Of Lords. At va
rious times rumors OF the Queens re-
signation and his immediate accession
to the throne have been rife, apparently
without real cause beyond the wish of
the people to have sovereign less re-
tired and more accessible than the aged
Queen. who was sixty-six years Of age
last May, and has ruled since 1887.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-22

forty.fivs degrees. His face was red
and ne looked confused, and there was
. welt under his right eye. A moment
later the medium appeared with her
hands still tied. Her cheeks were scar
let and her eyes were flashing.
"You are old enough TO know bet.
ter, she said, Indignantly, "and--,"
but no farther dcnunciation was neces,
sary. The old gentleman had Owed
into the crowd and swan through until
he reached friend at the stairway.
marrow escape, that" he Wills
pered. 81 loosened the bandage over
nv eyes, and that gal looked so con-
founded pretty that was tempted 70
kiss her. leaned over--snd--weii-i
got shot in the eye that blinded me-
so I---came out :"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-22
THE PRINCE OF WALES.
ma. r.,,., aud "a. Many Tides.

His career aud His Many Tifies'
The recent attempt to blackmail the
Prince of Wales has again given him
especial prominence.
Albert Edward. Prince OF wales,
was born November Q, 1871, the second
child and eldest son Of Queen Victoria.
His early education was under private
tutors, by whom he was prepared Tor
the University. After leaving college
he visited Canada and the United states.
This was in 1850, when one oil the
militia regiments Of New York, which
consisted chiefly, if not exclusively, oil
men of Irish birth or descent refused
to parade in his honor. In June, Iool'
he Joined the military camp of Cur
rach. Ireland. The next year ne made
a trip to the East, including the Holy
Land, in company with the late Dean
Stanley. who enriched the literature OF
travel by his account of the journey.
On March 10, 1868, the Prince married
the Princess Alexandra, daughter OF
Christian IN, King of Denmark, by
whom he has five children, two sons and
three daughters. In lS75-'7G he made
a tour of India, being literally supplied
by parliamentary grant with the means
whereby TO impress the native princes
and the people Of that vast country with
the wealth and resources of the Gov
eminent which he represented.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-22
Grafz browns Duel with Governor
REYNOLDS.

One of the old events called to mind
by the death Of Hon. Il. Graft Brown,
Of St. Louis, was his duel with Cover
nor Thomas C. Reynolds. In 1856 Mr..
Brown was editor of the Missouri DEM
ocrdt, while Mr.. Reynolds was United
States district attorney. In July, 1856,
Mr.. Reynolds took personal offence at
an article published in the Missouri
Democrat, and challenged Mr. Brown
to fight a duel. The latter accepted,
and named rifles at long distance. Mr..
Reynolds was so shOrt-sighted that he
could not recognize friend across the
street, so the conditions were decided to
be unequal, and the event was declared
off. A few days later Mr.. Reynolds.
in a card in another paper, personally
attacked Mr.. Brown, the latter noticing
it on August 18th, saying that, as Mr..
Reynolds was out Of the city, nothing
could be done then, but he would take
it up on his return. The matter was
not allowed to drop, and challenge
issued by Mr.. Brown was accepted by
Mr.. Reynolds, who chose pistols as the
weapons and the distance at twelve
PAGES. On the day for the departure
ore of the PHILOSOPHICAL, second,
and physician-went down the river on
a boat to a saDd-bar, forty miles below,
at Selma landing, the other party
crossing the river and going down 10 a
carriage. The duel took place on a
sand bar, with only the principals and
four other persons present. At the
first fire Mr.. Brown fell, shot in the
knee. The ball from Browns pistol
whistled over the head Of his antago-
mist, piercing his hat. The wounded
man was raised and demanded a second
shot, but as he could not stand on his
feet his second, Colonel Mitchell, re-
fused to allow him to go through
another round. The parties all re-
turned to st. Louis on the steamer. Mr..
Brown was a good shot, but little in
clined to be nervous. while Mr.. Rey-
nolds was very cool, naturally. Mr..
Brown was laid up some time. and in
his lameness carried his wound to his
grave.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-22
AN ENGLISH CHRISTMAS.
How Sir Roger DE Coveriy Kept the teas' IN
cneen Anne's Time.
Spectator, 17l2.l

Spectator, l7l2.
Sir Roger, after a laudable custom
of his ancestors, always keeps open
house at Christmas. learned from
him that he had killed eight fat hogs for
this season, that he had dealt about his
chimes very literally amongst his neigh
bors and that in particular he had sent
a string of hogs'-puddings with pack
of cards to every poor family in the
parish. | have often thought, says
Sir Roger, it happens very we'll that
Christmas should fall out in the
middle Of winter. 1t is the most dead,
uncomfortable time of the year, when
the poor people would suffer very much
from their poverty and cold, ifthey had
not good cheer, warm fires and Christ
mas gambols to support them. love
to rejoice their poor hearts at this sea-
son and to see the whole village merry
IN nv great hall. allow double
quantity of malt to my small beer and
set it a.running for twelve days for
every one that calls for it. have al
ways a piece of cold beef and mince
pye upon the table, and am wonderfully
pleased to see my tenants pass away a
whole evening in playing their innocent
tricks and shutting one another.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-22
UINN'S PIONEER
BLOOD REVIEWER
R. QUINN

And the medicine was sold at s. per bottle
This CO. partnership was dissolved by Mr..
c. r. SWIFT retiring and Mr.. *. QUINN
continuing the manufacture of this CkLt.-
BRATED VEGETABLE BLOOD RENE "
tRFROM SOUTHERN FORESTS up to the
present time.
MIR. X. QUINN has his account-boOks
showing sales by him TO parties VINO came
years after with alphabetical repetitions,
and who seek to lake from him the honOrS
and rewards that his genius. enterprise. ana
money in first labelling and introducing 10
commerce this boon 10 the afflicted clearly
entitle him TO. He has now sold his rignt
therein to the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-22
AUCTION sALEs--rusure Dsv-.
by Furman Upper.
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
1915 Main street.

vJ'RUSTEE'S SALE OF PERSON
i Atty ON THE FARM OCCUPIED BY
I. l.. ID. LAWRENCE. ON THE BROAD
ROCK ROAD. IN THE COUNTY OF CHES-
TERFfELD, TWO AND A HALF MILES
FROM THE CITY OF MANCHESTEk.-
By Virtue OF deed OF trust executed By j.
l.. ID, Lawrence 10 the undersigned, dated
december 10. 1884 and recorded In the
Chesterfield County Court Clerks oflce In
deed book 20, page l57, default having
been made In the payment OF the sum OF
$500, therein secured and being requested
so TO do by the benehciaries holding under
said deed, shall sell BY auction, ON the
premises, on
THURSDAY. DECEMBER "a, 1855,
at IL o'clock A. NJ, the following PROPER
TY referred to I'm said deed
Parlor Stove, Open Buggy, l Double
Light Harness, / Light Single Harness,
Marble-Top Bureau. / Marble-Top WASH
stand. / dozen Chairs. 4 Rocking Chalrs, 2
Pedsteads, l Horse Plow. 2 ShOveis, Mad
dox, Grub Hoe. l Scythe. Clock, Mir
rors Marble-Top Table. 100 yards Ingram
Carpet, stair Carpet, Rug Carpet. Lounge,
lot Crockery, Knives and Forks, Kerosene
stove, Pictures, Spring Wagon, | Agricul-
tural MIL, Calves. Cows, Walnut Blu
reau, Walnut stand. sc.
TERMS Easy aud at sale.
FURMAN UPPER.
deI3 Trustee.
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ARCHITECT AND GIVE rNUI>aER.

Il p. +. BURGWYN. 4. b. G.. f.,
W NJ. Am. soc. c. r., ARCHITECT AND
CIVIL ENGINEER Office 80. 10j east
Main street Richmond. Ea.-P'aus aud
Specifications prepared. and Architectural
Designs executed. Particular attention
given TO the best methods OF sanitary
drainage. Landscaping r specially. Refer
ence invited to Hollywood and Calvary
cemeteries. Oc Ism
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-22
LsuE, sEuESI. &c.

de l.l4s1ll5,ls.22 25.4oJauI.5.s,l-
161s,22.2j. 2S.lst
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-22
ONE BENSON'S CAPCINE PLAS-

is worth a dozen OF any other KIND. Be-
tween the numerous varieties OF porous
p'asters there is but one choice. Benson
plaster is modern, scientific prompt In ac.
lion. safe, pleasant TO wear. cleanly, ana
cures ailments in few hours which no
others are able even to relieve. This fact Is
testified to 10y 5000 physicians pharma-
clsts, and druggists. voluntarily, ana over
their own written signatures. ASK LOT
BensOn's Plaster and see that the " Ihrce
Seals" trademark is on the face cloth anc
the ord "Capcine is poroused In the mid
die OF the plaster itself de IS F,Su&Iu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-22
DICHM0ND AND DANVILLt'
IL RAILROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY. De-
GENDER, G. 1855.
LEAVE RICHMOND

LEAVE RICHMOND.
500 A. M.-Crhroagn- Passenger NAL dai.
ly)-FoT AL stations between
Richmond and Danyille, con-
Meeting ~ Greensboro for
Raleigh, GOldsb OrO' and pOinLs
on salem Branch; Fayette-
vile and al {. +. and Y. V.
local points, and at ChGrlotts
for Columbia aud the SOUTH
east; also Tor Atlanta, New
orleans. and southwest.
Pullman Sleeper, Richmond
toGreensbOro. Danvtlle 10 Az
gusia without change, and
DSnSl!!e 10 New Orleans with
on change.
SIS Z, M.-(Througn Passenger, daily
Stops at All stations. connects
ing az keySyllie tOf all points
on Richmond and Hecklen-
burg railroad daily except
sunday; al Greensboro forau
points on salem Branch: at
Salisbury with w. y. q. rail-
road ~ Atlanta FOR Jackson
Vile; Fla New Orleans. and
southwest.
Pullman BUFFET Sleeper. Dan.
Vile TO Atlanta. Greensboro 10
AsheVilie, Danyille TO New
Orleans without change.
1t5 Z. M.-(lork hiNer Passenger daily
Stops st all stations and con.
meets at West Point daily ex-
cept sunday with steamer lor
Baltimore and points North.
800 Z. M.-(bo Air Accom- notation,
daily except sunday for Coal
field.
THO A. NJ Y DIRK River Freight-fron
Twenty Iourta.Street depot
daily except 5undayl-roY
West Point.
ARRIVE AT RlCaMoSD.
700 A. M.-Fron Atlanta, Goldsboru,.
Raleigh, and .ntermedl atc
points (dailyl
Sal A, M.-Erom Coalheld and Bon Air
daily except sunday
l0:lb A. M.-from West Point daily hal
timore. and points North daily
except Monday.
4:07 Y. M.-kIom all local stations, Allan.
"a. New Orleans. and South.
west daily
$40 p. M.-Freight daily except Sunday
nom West Point.
TICKET OFFICES: 1000 Main street. ana
81 the Richmond and Daavills railroad
N. SLAUGHTER
General Passenger Agent
Sol. HAAS, Tram Manager.
4. b. THOMAS. General Manager. de6
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-22
.REIGFIT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk, Ports
mouth, Smitnreld, Hampton, WaYerly, and
and Hicks,old Va; Washington. ID. o.;
Newbern. Washington, aud Tarboro', n.
O.; all stations on Atlantic and Danyille
railroad, SeabOard and Roanoke railroad.
Norfolk Southern railroad, and Eastern
North Carolina generally; also, for Eastern
Shore OF Virginia, and al regular landings
on James rtver. AT LOWEST RATES, and
through bills Issued.
l.. Is. TATUM, superintendent,
nc 90 No. Il0o Main street and HOckattA
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ArCrrON sAI.Es-rhIs nay.
BY w. II. Lyme d Co.,
Heal Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
lIls Main street.

Ills Main street.
DUBLIC SALE OF THE vALUA-
BILE STORE
AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
BROAD AND TWENTIETH STREETS,
AND
SIX VALUABLE DWELLINGS
ON BROAD AND ON TWENTIETH
STREETS, ADJACENT THERETO, AND
A VACANT LOT
ON EIGHTEENTH STREET NEAR
vENABLE STREET.
BELONGING TO THE ESTATE OF RICH
ARD sEDGwICK, DECEASED.
In nprsuance OF a decree OF the Richmond
Chancery Court. In the suit therein styled
0Taylor who sues, &C., rs. Sedgwick and
ais" entered on the 18th day OF December,
1855, the undersigned. special commission
ers, will sell by public auction, on tue
premises, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER %, 1888,
at O'Clock p. NJ, the REAL ESTATE mem
TONED I'm said decree. and consisttng.of-
First. The BRICK STORE, with dwelling
over same, NO 2001 east Broad street,
fronting about 2s feet on Broad street, with
o depth of about 10 feet, spacious, substan-
tial and convenient house. and most de-
sirable well-estabiished business stand
second. TWO-STORY-A BASEMENT
BRICK DWELLING No. 2003 east Broad
street adjoining said store, with lot about
same dimensions a. the above. ana being
desirable and well. arranged dwelling.
Third. TWO STORY AND BASEMENT
BRICK TENEMENT No 227 north Twen-
tieih street, fronting about - feet ana nav
ing depth OF about 10 feet.- .
Fourth. TWO STORY-AND-BASEMEN
BRICK TENEMENT No. 227H north rwen-
tieth street, fronting about l feet and hay-
ing n depth ofabOut 7G feet. ..,,
. IN ~ y
FRAME TENEMENT No. 223 north rwen-
tieth street, fronting about % feet on
Twentieth street, and running back about
93 feet. o,.,,,,.,,
FRAME TENEMENT 80. 221 north Tween
tieth street, fronting about p feet on
Twentieth street, an running back about
Seventh. TWO STORY AND BASE.
MENT BRICK TENEMENT No. 2l9 north
Twentieth street. fronting about IL feet
and running back about ~ feet.
Eighth. AVACANr LOT fronting about
26 feet on the east side OF eighteenth
street, between Nenable and McCance
A plat OF survey showing the exact di-
mensiOns Of the said real estate 70 be eN-
hihted AT time Of sale.
TERMS; one third cash; me residue IN
equal installments at SIX and twelve
months the purchaser 20 execute negOti-
able notes for the deferred pay ments with
interest added from day OF sale, ana 10 keep
! the property insured and assign policy OF
Insurance TO the commissioners: the ttle
and said policies Of Insurance OF said reai
| estate 10 be retained untii the whole pur-
| chase money is paid and conveyance or
| dered by the Court. and said sale 10 be sub
| iect TO the confirmation of the court.
TAIEWELL Elicit,
HENRY u. CANNON
Special Commissioners.
W. II. LYME & Co, Auctoneers.
| TAYLOR. WHO sUFs. &C, PLAGNrffF.
| AGAINST SEDGWGCk AND AS, DEFEND
ANTs-lS THE CHANCERY COrEr Or the
CITY Oh RGCHMON f..
!, BENJAMIN II. Berry. clerk of said court.
certify that the bond required Of tine special
commissioners by the decree IN said cause
/ Of 18Th December, 1855, has been duly
given.
Given under my hand this lith day of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-22
Hy Furman upper,
Real Estate Agent aud AuctiOneer.
lOl6 Main street.

GALE BY AUCTION OF DESIRA-
- Bl T. CANDLES. UILL DWELLING,
No. 3l9S SOUTH FOURTH STREET WITH
~ HALF a SQt ARE or TIE PAkh.-
viii sell by auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER -. 1855.
ut 4 o'clock Z. NJ. the above PROPERTY.
lie house has seven roo MS and very
little outlay could be put In flrt-c ass or
der THE lot fonts - j-l2 feet 10y 1870 feet.
THIS sale should attract the attention Of
uarlics seeking good Investment or those
Wishing a pleasant home in a de.lghiful aud
improving locality.
TIRES: one fourth cash: balance IN six.
twelve. and eighteen months. deferred
notes secured by deed Of trust. per cent.
interest added. FURMAN UPPER,
de I61S.l9 2O&22 Aucnoneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-22
RICHMOND, FREDEBiCksBURG ANDl
POTOMAC RAILROAD,
GHNERAL SUITS OFFICE,
EfgnMnNn VA napanhaP A ISAN

p
SEALED PROPOSALS ARE IN
CVITED FOR ERECTING A PASSEN-
GER BUILDING complete at seventh and
Canal streets. They will be opened al 1890
o'clock u. NJ. January 4, 1885, the compa-
MES reserving the right 10 reject any or all
proposals.
stories in height. II is partly OF granite,
partly Of brick, trimmed with Seneca stone
and terra Gotta, and the covering is slate.
Plans and specifications may be seen at
this office, corner Broad and Eighth streets.
For further information apply either TO
w. Il. POWELL, architect, Philadelphia: II.
WALTERs. general manager OF the Atlantic
Coast Line, Wilmington. N. c., or
f.. I. ID. MYERS
General Superintendent Richmond. Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac II. X. Go.
de 5-eodtJa4
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when he resigned and returned to this
country. While abroad he disposed of
his interest in the Eeeaing Post. At the
time he was Consul he discovered and was
able TO Illustrate plot devised by the
French Imperial Government to furnish
the Southern Confederacy with four
iron-clad cruisers. During his term as
Minister TO France Dir. Bigelow was
successful in disposing of all differences
between the United States and that
country, and succeeded in obtaining the
Withdrawal Of tho French army from
Mexico. lie returned to Europe in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-22
FIRsr.CLAss MEALS ON EUROPEAN
PLAN.

The elegantly rebuilt and fast steamer
ARIEL,
carrying United states Mail)
u. &. CLIFFORD. Comma nder,
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY
At IA NJ. (STKEET CARS CONNECT IN
FULL TIME for aDOve-uamed places ar
irving al Norfolk al z. NJ. Returning.
the steamer leaves Norfolk. Portsmouth,
and Newports News on alternate DAYS,
arriving a. Richmond about +. VI.
Through tickets on sale on steamer and at
CARRIERS Agency, 1000 Main street. Bag
gage checked through.
STATE- ROOMS ENGAGED FOR DAY
mr. NIGHT
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pROI'OS AIS.

GRAND LODGE OF VIRGINIA.
A., r. & A. NJ,
GRAND SECRETARY's OFFICE.
RICHMOND, VA. December 10. 1855.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
L FOR PRINTING AND DELIVERY.
IN MAIL DRESS. THEPROCEEDlNGS OF
TIE l0srH ANNUAL COMMUNICATIONS
OF THE GRAND LODGE UNTIL TUES
DAY 22D INSTANT. o'clock p. NJ. stand
ard copy Of the work can be seen at the Of
fee OF the Grand Secretary aud othec in
formation obtained The Committee on
Finance and Investment reserve the right
TO reject any or all bids. Delivery on or be>
fore the LIST Of March. 1885.
WILLIAM b. I5AACS.
DC l9-td Grand secretary.
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REMOVAL.

RICHMOND, VA. December IL. 1883.
WE BEG TO INFORM OUR PA
w IRONS that we have moved our
place OF business 10 the large and commo.
dious store No. 1l0l FAST MAIN STREET.
where We shall be pleased TO sec aud To
serve our customers.
Very respectfully,
de is.im II. BRuNHILD & BROTHER,
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH Ef6N
MOND AND NORFOLK
srEA MsHIP COMPANY,

Appointed sailing days: Every TUESDAY
ana khlpAi a. ~ ~" Sn1 ''ef' eoNpAi
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steam
ers received till ll:30 A. NJ; for Sundays
steamer till 8 p. NJ. Saturday. Freight re-.
ceived daily TIL 8 p. N.
rnr fuythsr Information apply 20
j. w. MoCARKlCK.
Gensral Passenger Agent, Once hocsstts.
w, r. CLYDN 4 Co.
ue1o General Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-22
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT. O.

No. 404 east Cary street; rooms and
Kitchen. e..
No. bl6 north Fourth street; rooms.
No. TIA north seventh street; rooms
and kitchen.
No. 500 north Ninth street: rooms.
No 2OlS Neuabie street: rooms.
Also. "A number Of Small Houses.
Large Storehouse No, l3 Governor street
and also good store. with Beveral rooms
above, and very large and convenient
stable, enjoying lucrative country trade
i'm the rear. y. W. BOWIE,
de22.eod2t Real Estate Agent.
TOR RENT, SUIT OF APART a
Il ments No. s2l east Franklin street. ~
BAH and closet attached. Apply at No. II
north Sixth street. de 22-eod5ts
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE nays.
.~1INC~1rON/D1I[| cInrOI0NNrJoN.Nnl/l-
BY George W. Mayo, Auctioneer,
tJno. Il. Laughton, Jr.. Salesman,)
No. 2e Ninth street.


HANDSOME ROSEWOOD SQUARE
IL PIANO, ENGLISH UPRIGHT PIANO,
MAJOLlCA VASES AND ORNAMENTAL
WARE, HousEH0LD PuBSITUKE,
DC. AT AUCTION.
ON WEDNESDAY THE Esd INSTANT.
at 10 o'clock, will sell at my auction. house
one HANDsOME-CASE RIOS woo
ond P rAHp,s "a o ePKiGur PIANO. in ma.
hOeapy case, so octaves-made by John
Broadwood, London:
one LADY's and one GENTLEMAN'S
HUNTING-C CASE GOLD WATCH;
One WALNUT MARBLE.TOP BUFFET,
One WALNUT WARDROBE,
One ROSEWOOD PAKLOR SUIT OF two
Sofas and five Chairs, covered with best
Worsted and SILK Reps:
BEDSTEADS. BUREA AUS, WASH
MARsf.E frT90;PC ENrRE.TABLEs;
MATTRESSES. FEATHER BEDS. &c.;
Several COOKING and HEATING
STOVES.
Seven dozen NLAUNDERED SHIRTS.
A consignment OF MAJOLiCA WARE, con-
sistipg OF Vases, Pitchers, Cups ana
saucers, Plates. Dishes. Mugs Placques,
&c. GEORGE w. MAYO.
de ~ Auctioneer.
A UCTION SALE OF FRUITS.-AN
IA opportunity for all to get FRUIT for
the holidays. will sell on
WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 20, 1855.
Mt 1890 o'clock
200 punches CHOICE RIPE BANANAS,
80 baskets DOMESTIC GRAPES,
so barrels APPLES (Baldwin's None
Such.' Nc.,)
u boxes PEARS,
. barrels PlNEAPPLES.
WILLIAM JENKINS,
Commission Merchant.
de 22-2t 1882 east Main street.