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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-27
Furnifnre, 81,

Furnifnre, 81.
CNAMELED and COTTAGE FUKNITURE.-The
H ,gbhrrs their stock OF Ornanelt tnra
TUE who dranty snc cteapns' unslfpasied suite 1
: uIVafc hrhed style 20 snit pnl eiA Dea sap
err sUd III trade general supp h5eable Factory
llt so % WhHe- three door We, oi Bfoi1@S'
FURNITURE for sALE-A Rare Chance.-A
family m Broohvn d.srors Of breaking up housskeepng will
Everything si May FoPareulafs address AUOUs
The Tribune Office
GREAT BARGAINS il FEATHERS, BEDS,
WEAKNESSES Ae No Sa Giiss. .-eone
FEATUR sTORE. Tie attention Of families seoat Pu:e ~
es9ec,y the large ana beautiful assortment o. Beds,
d vii b sold y susn prcss z lse . AZ q
uceeu 81 TO @ ard esse the above sock prtsls 20 max;
asnstrst fse q sAtss GA Be I'D G,;Trs,5; 5'vAes
No 81 C.nd-st, q ioof est n EsssSs
IRON BEDSTFAD and CHEAP SPRING MAT
j TRESS nd ENDING DEPOT The lest &c TO sri ne
b-ah, complete Spring MATTRESSES nd E-stc "a asi's mii'n
liz bs.i amer OF hsf IL usaA. cost . ., -. -,
Cd Maii'sses a,rc5 70 comfort SPlE Beds 10 ~
Lion ssosesd- u .zs - to $50 - the Per- 7 81 tet bed'
Pillows Private dwengs lorls &C, tirusi piompt, a.
Wafe Rocus No 81 Broadway beoN Prnos ca ed "sanae
NETWORK BERLIN IRON FURNITURE
~ NORKs-NM J. BACHELOR formerly OF No % Dusne-
~ resrecy Appsis hi friends having completed
BACHELOR Co. viii continue the manuiactur- o. Iron FUR
the
the feshest specimens and patterns q the an o
will make such sy be prsetcaoe ana WI
mice b cordially his old Tire CITY and
country to ADD examine the stock consisting OF
Door sud Nirsow Hotel Hospital Asylum and Army Bed
s,ssGs Stands Festaals Cnbs Cradles Center Tables
sest Of Brosdwav W 7 BACHELOR Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-27
Clothing.

Clothing.
COMPETITION only hurts
" Makers G. worthless shiIts
FkTs challenges the trade
To a ateh the shirts By Ekns made,
While the prce scarcely half
The required by men OF chat .
ELKINs's Shirt Mandatory No. ioi, Broadway
7 AIDES WRAPPERS and CHILDREN CLOTH
EDWARDS thank her friends for the de-
d received her commencement May
nty introducing novel and original desgni and hopes
the marked preference which has been already SHOWN
Chdrem Furnishing Estsbshment oi broadwy
CHIR1 and COLLAR WAREHOUSE. JOHN
- sTOS. CROOKEs Co No ~ John. corner Of Dutch tup
shirts Threepy Cellar.
Oserai tniergarneus &C &c, have
hand iage choice Of Goods the most
VIII Merchant Taors
cothc Gtlenens Furnishing Goods and tho T.de
generally
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-27

Hides now landing and for sale. BY
III SPeTF0RD, TILssIoN CO, IA )! Bn's:r'I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-27
TyCFIsIOR TIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

IL CAPTAL Incorporated under the Act
The Legislature OF SewYofk for the Of
Companies and Authorized 10 make insurance
BY the ,k OF Inland Sasison on every knd Of
boz Of ,ubscrirtion the capital stock Of this Company vii
be oenes Of the Company No Nassau st. WE'D
NFsDAY sfh o'clock the forenoon under the direction
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-27
Jnsuraurs gcmpanies.

DFEKNAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL $40 o0SaIes Of Twenty-Five Dollars each dice
(C.irtcn HalI >. + Nassau sni Beekmal-stS
Company wll efcy TOT business u Or abyuthe <7h Aug ns
&C Kicssand mas4lcEhsih, B. Codnngton,
WHss-- n U.flr8ot. CO .zeshajL O Merritt,
JsIrcs yoristu, VA. IL slmontoo, 40 euloul " h19,
IcssIC /. Jsqlts, James y Crow NiL.1l 3ile-
lc-raiu Freeman. p. y. PEoe Gorse J. Byrd,
Fdwsrd Prce, Addinztou Reed, Seely brown
Vr.hf Gi I.. J. Edxu, John ; Llu1sbeny.
sterheu ". smith. Jshn H. Hallett, william West
I. A. HoWe, o Foser Ilyuis hrecl'
N NJ Van Bur.n. Daniel Hodzmap. William Westerhed,
William Arsrews Alex {. Poi'lon. Apheus UadefhA,
Fb.uezer Colamore, William I. Duzan A rOoter
Ie,u.I George W IA nhsm, Thomas Cooper
BENJAMIN W. Benson.
Sub~cruton the Capital stock viii be ope1et
INC 1''' ~ BENZ. W. BENSON. Pres lent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-27
CTATFN ISLAND FARM for SALE, or EN-
HINuREL HOUSES -IINPAKAL


trsc OF lsrd Il about 100 $50 acres lying o;sth m
the Counter Of Robe tson Limestone
ard Len on sees VI the Nayssoo vr Ihe lars were
early settlement OF Texas lhes are W" Naft ~
de Ntv0oto ubGsry streams III. TIE Is
lie sururdre country the settled parts OF and
A. msr,ton 10 II Increasing The whole tract has been
ss,uv SURVEYED sccouze3 tNai % eau be made IN any
,,ouireS quantity purcbases. The climate heAip tu
,onesn grants who work small farms ani do th %
worl find u IL already done 10 great e1i nj III ie
lam eghboho,d d.
and Of the property can ne seen a. 9 orc
afA N DANA Ne. O. Mall-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-27

DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No
r., ccrp.ny hsvns their e.ys Of el5 ~ paid IN I. essh s<
securely invested prepared C against o aod damage ~
ars on k,orsble terns
Tie charter Of dis eonrsny yrovaes ths .ner aere
The OF annun oar-hnhs Of tas
-ruarinf pr6 dvded sorr The asss siP sesne
i-r-sf scrp redeenabe cash, vnsasvg de ssss
lstec ia Al zp ti-ps
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1usirurtion.

A SCHOOL for bOYS-In two departments, con-
IA sstirs approved boys each oeied IN
The new Bhe House. called the Classical GSmnsum At ths
elegance united with the EXTREMIST aud me
ma CON discipline The school essssbs sspeu r
20 Applications be received az the s1
September Previous communications he addressed 70 me
be obtaned al time rom the BOOK
stores In building III. BINGHAM No % ST. Mafssl'sce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-27

- ss firm wslworih Nssoa Gail NJ Bso.i~sy na5g-
krturrs Wrought o< Pps for Steam Gss 1e Nssf waves CeSA
Fittings and description Of Steam aad Gas orr Ss> SORES
sS Fues Cos and Evsporsrors stss Nscsrn,
ana Wafe and othcs Sses Boiler .1 ne sp
He Of Steam ard Hot Water.
vUmns spPAssus ana rsies sssuSS 81 ~
rarcfA o the cogntrI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-27

CTEAM ENGINES for SALE.-Three new Horizontal
- EDsie OF IS and 80 horse ro.e win sos, sSpisse
machinery Inquire HJ bl ms In
and oce No ss Broadway corner 'eAa
EewlOrk
ITO ENGINEERS and SURvEYORS-For SALE,
new London Enslh Tseodoe By Huai Ssott Mstbs-
,n.tieA instrument uskers No IS Fultoa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-27
Re-platine.
Didno-fortes.

1OLIAN PIANO-FORTES, at No. All Broadway
III the c.br ID ho1se 81
the well Known as-rInn a'- o. \
Lscd full Eup5iy Of sae sec cai-c Tianof 81
w o,s 70! ssle a. ven low prces finos ~
LINCOLN THOMPSON Ne ~ Bfosd~sy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-27

HOUSE for SALE "A GREAT BAhGAi 1o ~ u nc
oaerS THIS DAY fT 400 Title perfect For terms &c sp'
plx at No Millalt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-27
HIDsON PARK. 4O minutes frOm the cty, Q !

,i... 100 acres beautifully situated. half mile above a.
s.tos a. spuytendyy Greek Some Of the sites on TINS proper
se.e picturesque views unsurpassed By any on n,
Hudson Rive The properly offered in lots rom nan an sore 70
acre. II IA irteueeed broad rendering every pay
the eiecuOn 81 pn
nss az an inferior will coDsned in all coaveysnco -,
,,o,e,ty A. and desrabs location ti gent
resdeDces considered superior 90 any other IN ne vicinity o ne
fer Fifty per cent OF e puIcn
can remain at cent 0 tep o.
y,s. Fer erg and other spply 70 o iGGlNs no
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-10
NEW BOON 8.
CHOICE NEW WOilkS
FOR SALE By
NASH & WAOnI1nIrSR


Rev d w Hooks Church Dictionary. sixth edition re
vsed and enlarged vol, svo. observation-disclosures SC
1t is far the best book of the kind, and will long be
the standard Church Dictonary-Lo itGaz
Light and Shade, the Young Artist, tale by Anna
Harriet Drury, l2mo; paper SOC. cloth rs
The story is ably written, and will be read with
pleasure $ well as proGt-Springfeld Republican
The Childs first History of Greece, by Mrs Sewel
It's the best arranged and most connected work Of o.
the kind that we have read -Churchman
The Lofty and The Lo Wy, by Maria Macintosh two
vols. emo; paper 81, cloth .-..-.-...-....1 50
One of the abest and most absorbing tales we have
ever read. Its publication will do good. Observer
The Deans Daughter tale, by Mrs Gore volume
a2m9; PaPrf ooc, cloin. IS
ly style that will captivate all readers Globe
Lady Bird by Lady Georgi' ma Fu erton, 12mo; pa
Ths s%;lI"u told ta sro. 49,, ;,.. 70
emotions ofthe human heart--N Eve Post
Winter IN Ma 'eira and Summer in Spain and
Florence, by Gen Dix 12mo, cloth III 90
Particularly valuable to invalid tourists seeking
health as teontains great deal Of valuable nforma-
tion.-Times
The Experience of Life, by Miss sewcl, vol, 1amo,
1t is written with admirable grace and beauty,
Is IS everything from the same pen-Courier
Calhouns Works vol l, (Disquiston on Govern
ment) 8vo, well printed. ---a 90
To those who take an interest in the lives of our
great men, this work will be especially valuable
English Items, or Microscopic Views of England and
Englishmen, by Matt Ward, vol. ---.-.---.l 90
The criticisms are admirably done--sparklin3,
pointed and always buoyant.-Boston Atlas
The Heir of Radcliffe, a tale. . vols
Daisy Burns by Julia Kavanagh
The Young Womans Friend guide through life to
immortality--by John Angel James; l6no- rs
THE SAME AUTHOR.
The Course of Faith, or Practical Believer Denea-
ted OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. rs
Chistan Duty; l6mo-. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is
The Christian Professor. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is
The Anxious Enquirer. 30
The True Christian. 80
The Widow Directed 80
The Young Man ON Home NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 30
History of the Israelitish Nation; by Rev Archibald
Alexander, d ID. 0O
The Successful Merchant --........... rs
Adopted Child by Miss Jewsbury
Morlng and Night Watches MISREPRESENTATION. so
BOHN'S LIBRARY SERIES.
VOLUMES.
Guzots Representative Government in Europe;
vol. Standard Library
Salust Florus and Velius Paterculus, transl ted
by Rev J Watson, M A, vol 12mo, cloth.
Classical Library
Life of the Duke Of Wellington, K g, &c; by an old
Soldier, illustrated with sixteen highly finished line
engravngs, vol, l2mo cloth. Illustrated Libra
ry.
COLERIDGE'S COMPLETE WORKS.
EDITED sHEDD.
The complete works of Samuel Taylor Coerdge;
with Introductory Essay upon his Phosnphi-
cal and Theological Opinions. To be completed
in vols, small svo, muslin, 81 per vol. VOL l now
ready fe 20
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-10
BETTER THAN GOLD
CARTER,S SPANpSaS MExrrssE

THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD-THE
BEST ALTERNATIVE KNOWN.
Not a Particle of Rercnry in nny Form in il.
An latalllble curetor SeroJio, Kings Egl Rhetno-
tism Obstinate Cutoneons Eraptioas Pa1qges or Pas-
tnles on he Face, Biotches, BS, Chronic Sore Eges
Rang Worm or Ietter, Sc0ld Head enforcement anil
Pa'nothe Bones and Joints Stubborn Ulcers Sgphs-
Diseases arising from jadicious use oflIe,eary
Lnalrudence Life, or inpa,tfy Of Tie Blo6d.
'IlS valuable Medicine, which has become eelebra-
l. ted in this city and vicinity for the number OF ex
traordnary cures effected through its agency has in
duced the proprietor the urgent request of mis- lrends
to offer 10 the public, which he does with the utmes.
CONFIDENCE IN Its virtues and wonderful curative prop
critics The following certificates, selected from d large
number, are however stronger testimony Than the mere
WORD OF the proprietor A The limits OF an ADVERTISE
ment would be too small to state the certificates in full
they are condensed much possible, but are detail
ed on the inside wrapper of each bottle and are all from
gentlemen well known in their localities, and of The
highest rrspecabty many OF them nor residing IN
tie city Of Richmoh9
+. Boyden. Esq, of the Exchange Hotel, Richmond
known everywhere says he has the medic ne called
GATHERS SPANISH MIXTURE administered IN
which is recommended, with the most astonishing
gooe results. He says is tie extraordinary Med
lcine he has ever seen.
G. g. Luck, Esq, the city Of Richmond. and
for many years in the Post Office, has such confidence
in The astonishing efficacy Of GATHERS SPANISH
MIXTURE, that he has bought upwards OF 80 bottles
which he has given away TO the afflicted Mr. Luck
says he has ne yer known ii to fell, when taken
ing to directions.
DR.. John Minge, praccing Physician and former
~ OF the City HOTEL i'll the CITY OF Richmond, says he
has witnessed in number Of Instances the effects of
truly surprising. He says of Consumption de
pendent on the Liver, the good effects wonderful
indeed.
LIVER COMPLAINT-samuel M. Drinkcr. of IN,
firm OF DIinker IL Morris, Richmond was cured of
Liver Complaint OF years stand"g, by The OF Two
bottles of CA TER S SPANISH MIXTURE.
SCROFULA AND CtNSUMPTl0N.-Mr Richard
+; Vest, OF hlehmond, was cured OF Seroula, and
% Sa.p y fsd by
Edwin burton, Commissioner at the Revenue SAWS
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SPRING TRADE-1S53.
BROOKS, BELL s, CO.,
Importers and JObbers Of Foreign and ID o.


nlesiie DRY Goods,
No II Pearl street.
1000 PACKAGES FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS
RY recent arrivals from Europe, New York and Bos.
I'D ton, we now in receipt of our stock of
Fresh Spring Dry Goods,
Which we offer the usual terms, and to which
daily invite the attention OF city and country merchants
In American aud British Prints, Lawns, Ginghams.
mole cool ed and black Alpaccas plain black and high
cclored Mouselanes. Barege de LANES Chalie Bare
ges and many other choice styles Dress Goods we
have beautiful variety
Knowingthe wants cfthe country trade. we have pal
especial attention Staple and Domestic Goods and of.
fer better stock than usual
In Linen Goods Of almost every kind Cloths Cass
meres Vestngs, and Goods for mems wear and White
Goods, we have really superior assortment
ms word. we have the pleasure offer this Spring
stock in every respect desirable tan at any time
heretofore.
We solicit call from the friends and aequaptances of
the following young gentlemen now with salesmen
VIM Caldwell, Waynesboro; John Snead, Flu
wanna and Buchanan; Sam'l Mitchell, Bedford; i Nj
Norvel. Lynchburg
Our stock is now ready for exhibition
, mhs BROOKS BELL q CO
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NEW BOOKS
For Sale at NORRIS Bookstore

A DIGEST OF THE LAWS, CUSTOMS, Man
NERS, and Institutions of the Anc mt and Modern
Nations. by Thomas Dew, late President of the
College of William and Mary l VOL svo.- 50 Q
This is a careful, laborous and instructive digest
of history, ancient and modern prepared express.
ly to meet the wants of schools and colleges 1t
is believed that the schoomaster will find in it an
excellent substitute for the histories now in
the historical lectures, desirable text book, to be
placed in the hands of the student,
panianent to his lectures and the general reader
useful manual.
THE HISTORY OF AN ADOPTED CHILD
By Geraldine; Endsor Jewsbury. l6mo muslin
This is beautiful domestic story, of an excellent
moral describing the experience Of little girl,
who separated from her parents is placed
under the of grandmothers. stepmothers and
strangers and suffers much by the trial. Theles-
taught is the Importance of kindness TO chi
dyen. Though the heroine is child it is not sim
p'ya chd's book Its quiet, pleasing narrative will
interest parents and all who for children gener
VINETS PASTORAL THEOLOGY, or Theory of
the Evangelical Ministry-transated and edited
by Rev Thos H Skinner, D D. Professor of Sacred
Rhetoric and P PASTORAL Theology in the Union Theo-
logical Seminary-wlth notes and an additional
chapter by the Translator. l2mo muslin ST. {
CASTLE AVON-By the Author of ''Ravenscliffa."
"The Wilmingtons angela ""Mordaunt Hail.
The author Of Emily Emily wyndham, "Ravenscliffs.
and other novels OF equally high class has by
the production now before us, well sustained the
reputation earned by former efforts. For roman
tic interest few tales Of fiction vie with "Cas-
tie Avon.' The whole forms powerfully drawn
panorama offe, in which the workings of the hu-
man heart displayed under great variety Of as
poets, and deineated with a master hand"-John
Bull
THE DEANS DAUGHTER-or the Days We Live
In-By Mrs. Gore, author Of the Bankers Wife
"Mothers and Daughters" "Mrs Armytage." &c,
neat VOL l2mo Paper soc cloth. ---............
This is delightful story and we think predic,-
tions to its success will be completely verified
1t written in pleasant and lively STYLE and
comprises abundant flow OF humor and inter-
esting incidents. London Standard.
"a tale ofdeep interest. 1t is written in energrt
lie and lively style, and unfolds ofthe profound
passions OF the heart. Some of its are high
ly eloquent and impressive. while the lessons
which they convey cannot fail to meet the appro.
val of all rcaders."-London Globe.
BOHNS LIBRARY-Guizots History CT the Ori
ginof Representative Government in Europe.
Life, Military and Civil of the Duke of Wellington
--digested from the materials of w II Maxw eli and
in part rewritten by An Old Soldier.
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SrKATTON's OFFICE, No. south Ian


Let all the world say what they can
TO selling prizes STATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos Of Delaware extra 47-Feb %.
IS Il &C 81 40 90 90 So 50 90 is 40 81 IT,
Ticket Nos 25 81 So another one sold and paid by
sTRATToN.
50 20 A 90 SO IL SO 50 rs 70 Is % 49,
Do DO do I'D do Cd T. q 70. Also psizs Of sloo.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, extra, 4s-Feb &c
9 66 81 50 73 SO Is 40 AZ rs IS 50 g.
STRATToN.
Drawn numbers Delaware. extra, 81, March l.
% SIS 36 "a 25 80 Al % l8 IS 3 70 H.
Halt Ticket nos % Al 7oanother one sold and paid by
D' avn numbers of Delaware extra, No. 55-March
81 81 40 40 % 60 50 l2 "a AZ.
Ha n Nos 81, Sold and paid BY .n,,,
Drawn Nos of Delaware, Elk 81 March rshl s Wv
ga 10 a5 II "a 40 40 7 AZ 65 A 43 So so
Whole Ticket Nos a5 40 "a,
+" 10 At o.. Two sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Delaware No SIS, March 8.
s 10 "A 81 GA 6s % 10 60 So.
Observation-Disclosures, ex., No ss-Capital 1880.
IS Nos. is drawn. Tickets So.
Observation-Disclosures, No 57--Capital: So, ooo-.
rs Nos, IL drawn. Tickets S.
FRIDAY-Delaware. No 5s-Capital. $4,000. IS
Nos. 10 drawn Tickets 81.
sATURDAY-Delaware, extra, No6l-Capital S.
600. rs nos, II drawn. Tickets |.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. No 59-Capital: s5OOOO-
10 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets $40.
Buyers referred to my list of prizes which ale
registered at the Office proof of what has been done
and every drawing continues to increase the number
sald and paid by
Orders for packages certificates or single tickets in
the above schemes, and mall tue lotteries promptly at
tended to- ann drawings sent when requested Please
de 90 N. STRATTON Richmond Va
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON,
No appointments have yet been made IT we excl pit
that OF Nj. PIG Washington
The Senate as C nfilms1 the appointing mt of MIR.
Fletcher Webster Private Secretary of the resden
and tits surm.srd, that boz y will adjourn on Satur-
cav.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-10

NEW ORLEANS MARKETS, March a.
The sales of Cotton to-day 5000 bales
dy prices. Ssles of the week 10000 bales The stock
hand is 3s7 900. The receipts all Southern ports
compared with the receipts of the time last year.
show an increase Of 500 900 bales.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-10

Change of Time for holding the General
Meeting.

WCctamg.
IN OTW Outstanding the extent to which arrange
ments had proceeded for holding general meeting
OF the above Society the 23d instant the Executive
Committee yielding to the force of circumstances
ed highly unayoi to the successful lulment OF that
appointment have dtermned to recall it and substi-
tute another day. They have therefore appointed
THURSDAY, the 10th of March next, for holding said
general meeting the Capitol in this city, half past
o'clock p NJ, for the purpose of consulting the
engagements necessary be made for holding cattle
show and lair in October or November next The mem
bers othe Society and the friends of Agriculture gene
rally invited to attend.
CHARLES b. WILLIAMS
fe l5-dtd Recording Secretary.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-10
AUSt1'lON SALES.
LBv DAVENPORT, AELEv &scn
THIS NAY.

GROCERIES, &e.-On THUh>DAY the lotI
O March will sell lOo'ciocf at our nnetion
store assortment I'll Groceries, viz:
50 hh Is Bacoa sides and Shoulders
Rio Coffee, Sole Leather
Rectiiied Whiskey
Rum Brandy, Gin
Cigars, Candles
ALSO--500 sacks Liverpool fine Salt
TERas-Uu der 300 cash. Sl00 and over four months
credit iorapproved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co,
mn Aucts.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-10
10 19-ln
An PEARL STREET SANS SOUCI
ia HOUSE. GE2AaAA

RA HOUSE. GTSSa4R
LIN This House is in full operation, AMI
&dall those who are fond ofthe good things
%lof this ie respectfully invited to call and
Htor themselves. We have regular Dinner from 9
AuntiI 3 O'clock and snacks served up atal hours
Just drop in and partake of good dinner at o'clock
which hour suits all merchants you then sit and
discuss it and feel yourself home. Suppers ordered
from this House shall be promptly served up and
any part of the city, In addition to the above, have
sent to beautiful paintng-Leda and the swan orig
nal by Caracco Every should seetha there is no
other extant and free exhibition that. Our liquors
fine and will compare with any in the city. Call and
me.
fe 25 G KIMBROUGH.
LANES A. SMELL, agent for NILSSON Smell has
- taken the stand No. 49, West Main street, lately
occupied by John A. Smell Co.. and has Just received
stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods and respect
fully socts the patronage of the friends of the late
firms of Jno A. Smell & Co.. Barnes & Smell, and Hugh
Rileigh lift
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-10
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Il ON FRANKLIN AND MONROE SThEETS--
HEhICo COUNTY.-As trustee in cetrain deed dated
oth June 1880 shall execution of the same proceed
to sell Mt pub &c auction, for cash. the premises on
SATURDAY the 10th day of March, 1853 at Al o'clock
NJ II iaIr no. on the next fair day SUNDAY excep-
ted the real estate conveyed thereby consisting of
Tot fronting ~ feet on the south line of Frank in street
lust beyond the corpo alton line and ado ming the resi-
dence OF Mrs O. W. Bullock running back on the Fast
line OF Monroe street 1853 feet al ey 90 feet wide
mh2 w. GODDIN Trustee.
1 ARGE NUMBER OF VALUABLE
- BUILDING LOTS, JUST OUTSIDE OF THE
OOhf0hATlONI ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
MAIN SIhEET, AUCTIoN-Will be
sod on SATURDAY afternoon, the lsth day of March,
1905 upon the premises, commencing A O'clock $40
feet oground the south side of Man street. between
Bevldere and Madison streets. 1t will be divided into
lois OF 80 feet each running back 1873 feet to an alley
hisproperty among the valuable of any in that
neShbofhoo and is the business parts the city
than much fthe real estate in the city limits
TERMs-One.third cash. balance at and 10 months
for negotiable notes, interest added, by trust
deed or title retained.
NH D w. GODDIN Auct