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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-26
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
to decree of the Circuit Court for Henrico county,
the 9th day of April 1854 in suit there depend.
ing in the name of Thomas J. Carter, complainant,
against Virginia B. Barker, Albert Fisher and others,
defendants the undersigned, who appointed
Commissioner for the purpose. will, on MONDAY.
the 9Th day of june, 1854 IL o'clock, in front of
Henrico Coty Court House, proceed to sell the tract
of land in the bill and proceedings mentioned upon
the following terms For much cash will defray
the of this suit and the expenses incident to
such sale; and upon credit of and IL months for
the balance of the purchase money, to bear interest
from the day of SALE and to be secured by bonds with
good security, and the title to the land to be with
held until the whole of the purchase money is paid
and deed ordered by the Court to be made. This
land is in the lower part of Henrco county contains
about three hundred acres. lies Immediately the
Chickahominy swamp adjoining the lands of An.
drew B. Carter and Edward Cartwright and others,
and is considered very valuable
THOMAS J. CARTER, Commissioner.
For particulars enquire of Thomas ]. Carter, at
Jno. A. Lacys Grocery and Feed Store, or James D.
Thomas, Druggist, corner OF nth and franklin ST.,
Richmond. Va. my IL did
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bf TAILOR WIA1IAMS.
Most VALUABLE BUTIDMt
BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
III OTHING ATT AIrc.rrrnnr

CLOTHING AT AUCTION.-On FRI
DAY, 2sth inst. az my store, will sell 4 lot Of
SLoT HING consisting of Goats. Parts vests
Snas' suspendsrs, Hose, Heavy Country Wool
DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES. &c.--Also, lot
Of Dry Goods. Boots Shoes Hats Cans De -.
my25 r. GAi,TaORN
SUMNER AND WINTER CLOTHING
De added to my sale this morning, lot of Winter
Clothing, consisting of Frock and Dress Goats heavy
Vests &c. as',
Also, a lot of Linen Goats, Pants and Vests. to
WI en- will be added several pieces of Linen goods
rrohNITURE.-I will also self several artictes of
m1naisure, consisting Of Bedsteads, Hair and Shuck
several curIed hair Pew Cushions large
apeI screen, Carpeting, Stair Rods. lie.
10y 20 X. CAUTHORN Auet
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EJ FARM FOR s A L E.-For sale. a
eI beautiful FARM, lying in the county of Hen
rico, about three miles below the city, in good
neighborhood containing about 205 acres about Is OF
which are cleared and in good state of improves
PINE. ~
EThe BUILDINGS, which are all in good order,
consist of Dwelling House, with seven rooms Barn
Stable, Carriage house and Ice-house
There is also well of good water in the yard.
Terms accommodating.
For further particulars, en- quire at this office.
nv I7-lm
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Sale conducted by GODDIN l. APPERSON,
my a4-td Aucts

VALUABLE HALF ACRE LOT ON
MAIN AND JEFFERSON STREETS FOR
S lie AT AUCTiON.-Henry. J.. Brooke, Esq,
having disposed of at private sale his residence on
Franklin street. with the half acre attached thereto
will sell at public Auction, MONDAY after.
noon, the 10Th OF May, 1884 upon the premises COM
Main aud Jefferson streets 1t will be divided into
lots each fronting SO feet the North side of Main
street. running back $50 feet TO an alley in common
IS feet wide.
TERMs-One quarter cash; balance at 6, IL and Is
months for negotiable notes interest added secured
by trust deed. GCDDIN & APPERSON,
myA Auctoueers,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF BEAUTIFIr

Il
4 ITALIAN COTTAGE VILLA, OPPOSITE
MOUNT ERIN, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-VVili
be Sold on Tuesday afternoon, the 30th day of Nav
1854, upon the premises commencing at O'Clock;
that beautiful italian Cottage villa with IA acres of
land attached thereto, called Oak Lawn, about one
third of mile from the Eastern limits of the city
of Richmond, now occupied by Mr.. John M. Royall
The improvements consist of the handsomest Italian
Cottage Villa perhaps to be in Virginia contain
ing ten rooms, with large kitchen attached of same
archi ectural STYLE including stable carriage house
and the usual out buildings besides, all new having
been erected during the past year. The whole pre-.
misses well enclosed by new plank fence, with
cedar posts, aud supplied with pure well and spring
water. The materials used in and the workmanship
upon the dwelling of the most superior kind and
the architectural beauty of the same. including the
scenery of the place, is unsurpassed.
Indeed it impossible to describe this place in an
advertisement; view of it alone express what
is meant by the description intended to be given -
Persons disposed to view the premises invited to
do Mr.. Royal will take great pleasure in show
ing them The said Cottage is to be sold by virtue
of deed of trust executed to the subscriber, by
Jno. M. Royal aud wife, dated 9th April 1883 duly
recorded in Henrico County Court, and with the full
consent and appreciation of Mr. Royal The terms,
which will be accommodating, will be made known
at the time of SALE The title is believed to be per
feet, but, selling trustee shall convey with the
usual special warranty
W. GODDIN. Trustee.
Sale copaucted hv CnnnINl ppT o cnN
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BY GoDDIN Il APPERsoN.
VERY VAL UABLE PRTVAT

" E RY VAL u ABLE PRIVATE
DWELLING ON GRACE. BETWEEN pm
AND SD STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Wilt be sold on MONDAY AFTERNOON the 2eth
of May, 1854. upon the premises, commencing Mt s
O'clock M, Tor immediately after the sale of Mr.
Henry L. Brookes half acre lot Main street that
adjoining the residence of John l.. Tate, Esq, now
in the occupancy of DR. OTIS, who contempiates
removal to New York in a few days. The house has
The lot fronts S. feet back las feet The Ioea
ton of this property recommends it to those who
may be disposed to secure most desirable private
dwelling. 1t will be divided as to sell the vacant
lot separate from the dwelling.
TERMs-S5 600 cash; balance at the end of three
years for bond, bearing interest," the same PAYABLE
half yearly, secured bv trust deed
my Is GODDIN APPERSON Aucts
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II ANDSOME RESIDENCE ON CLAY.
Il BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND SITS,
FOR SALE.-The subscribers authorised to sAll
that very neat framed residence the Southside OF
Clay. between LIST and I'd streets in the occupan-
cysf Dr. Jno. Mcconnell. 1t contains rooms be
sides bath room The kitchen is built of brick
stories high. with good dry cellar,
The lots front SO feet. back 155 feet to an
ally, having on it Stable and variety of Fruit
Trees, Water. &c. The place is really beautiful
1ne. Apply to GoDDIN l. APPERSON,
my Z2-5t Aucts.
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FUTURE DAVE


BY THOMAB w. KEEDEE.
Office at Geo. j. Summers No. % Pearls
VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE AND PIANO, AT AUCTION--WfII
De sold on WEDNESDAY Morning next MAY 3lsf,
st the residence Of Rev. Alexander Jones' on Brosd.
keeping, commencing at 10 O'Clock all Of Ills House.
bod and Kitchen FURNITURE, CONSISTING in part oil
One very ire Rosewood PIANO, octsves made
by Durham
Fine Plush CHAIRS; pair TETE 4TETES
Elegant Marble top TABLES
GAEDELABRAS; CARPETS; SIDEBOARD
BEDSTEADS BEDS = - ! =
Hair and Shuck MATTRESSES
LOUNGES; WARDROBE
BUREAUS; TABLES; WAsHSTANDS
LOOKING GLASSES
CHINA AND GLASS WARE
COOKING STOVE; REFRIGERATOR
Office DESK, BOOK CASES. &c
my 70 THOS. w. KEESEE, Auct.
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WOOLEN CARPETS OUT OF SEA
w SON, In Super Ingram. Superfne, Imperial
Three Ply, Striped Venetian. Super English Brus-
sells splendid yevets, all in the newest patterns.
Also, 900 elegant Hearth Rugs, of the newest nat
terns Most of these Carpets bought this spring
10 offer great inducements to purchasers. large
sssortIn emit to select from.
CHARLES A. GWATKIN
25-3hf Opposite Exchange Bank.
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STRAWBERRY FEAST.-The Ladies
- of the UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
VII furnish an ENTERTAINMENT and offer few
very desirable articles for sale, on THURSDAY and
FRIDAY Evenings Of this week. at the LECTURE
ROOM ON 9Th street between Franklin and Grace.
The proceeds will be devoted TO the support Of fee.
Bic Churches and the spread Of the Gospelin Eastern
yhg.niau.
-
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BY THOs. w. KEEsEE
BY THUS. w. KEESEE
fOfiice at Geo. j. Summers, No. 20 Pearl ST.

HORSES AT AUCTION.-Wi be sold
IL on SATURDAY Morning, May 9th, in the lot
IN rear of Woods Stable comm encins at 10 O'clock
one very fine Family HORSE, 6 years old, warrant.
ed sound, and to work well in single or double bar.
ness, and is No Saddle Horse
ALSO-Several good Work Horses
my 26 THOS w KEFSFE auct
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Il ATTENTION MONTG OMERY
day, 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock, P NJ. in full sum
- mer uniform, to receive the distinguished Irish
patriot, John Mitchell, Esq. By Order of the Capt
my 25-2t JNO. MCDONALD. o. s.
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old BRICKS, FIR MES, &c, AT
" AUCTION.-On SATURDAY, 27th May, at S
o'clock, upon the premises at the southwest corner
of Grace and 9Th sts. will be sold the ruins of the
corner building recently burnt, comprising LARGE
STONE SILLS, &c, &C.. the walls to be taken down
by the purchaser Immediately, and to be removed
within thirty days.
TERMS months credit for an approved note with
interest added. TAYLOR WILLIAMS
my "a AuctoDeers
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The stock of goods ON hand, consisting of well
selected assortment Of FAMILY GROCERIES,
BOOTS, SHOES, &C., will be offered at cost for
few weeks, before closing at auction-of which due
notice will be given.
We have for sale good second hand BAROUCHE
and HARNESS. in perfect order.
Also, young. well-broke Harness HORSE.
II. II. BARNES,
L. T. CHANDLER
May sd, 1854 my 23-dtsc2t
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MOST DESIRABLE COUNTRy
81 LOTS OF VARIOUS SIZES AMI

81 LOCATIONS, AT PUBLIC AUCTIUN-
Will be sold on THURSDAY, ist day Of june. 1854.
comnercng at n O'Clock. r. n. two lots ON | ne
north line Leigh, between 18th and 18th sreet',
Lot on Darlington street. adjoining the late residsnce
OF Mr. }. G. Crane; Lot ON Valley street, near the
new Ticket Office and Coach Shops OF the Gsnsrs,
Lots the road leading from the Valley BY Cheises
ard Lots upon the Main street, on nisIs Of
chanicsville Turnpike short distance south OF the
Toll-G.s This being already pfomi9ent turning
point for market men, gentlemen Of pleasure. NC,
leading from the Turopike across to the New liee
road recently established i faiiy opsnsd and IN USE
WISHING 10 Combine small with lots suited for
residencrs and asrdens. Thess Lots win be sold In
the ordsr aavertssd snd the terms made 70 suit bid
ders TAYLOR WIkLlAMbs
my % Auetieneeu.
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100 000 LBS. WESTERN BA-
lOOaOOO CON SIDES.

A NTHRACITE COAL.-9O Tons White
"A Ash Lump"
100 Tons Red Ash, Egg Size.,'
For sale by SAM. P. HALVES.
nv 25-2tif $500
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l. COUNTY AT AUCTION-Oa MONDAY, 5th
June being Court day. at II O'Clock, H. in front of
in the county of Henrico about six miles below the
city, the 81 Seven Pines" bounded by the Will
Harrisburg road on one side, and by the New Bridge
road ON the other.
The Tract contains 10 acres. of which 65 are in
woods, the remainder cleared, with small dwelling
and out-budings
TERMS One-tbrd cash. balance at and months
for gotiabe notes. interest added, and title retain
ed until last note is paid.
4
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VALUABLE BUILDING L O T ON
Y CANDLES HILL, AT PRIVATE SALE
We are authorised 10 sell that valuable building Lot
on West Third street. fronting so feet by 100 feet be-
ing the third lot from the South line of Byrd
TERMs.-One-thirdC ssh; balance ct and mos
for negotiable notes. interest added trust deed IT,
tie retained.
my 23-St GODDfN + APPERSON-
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T MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF sHrIrox,s
American Brass Band held on the sth inst the foIIa
{ preamble and resolutions Mrrn ado - 1io"


A T MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF SKELETONS
n American Brass Band held sth inst the foiIo
ing preamble and resolutions adopted:-
Whereas 10 has been the will Of Divine Providence 70
take from our midst our worthy and admired
Mr. James shelton, thus deprying of a man much re-
ts method Of expressing sympathy TO the
widow AZ the she has
cd We need not speak Of his vtucs-to that him he
was both generous and kind and the membor Of
Band ieei 10 duty TO cherish his the many
hnppy associations we have had together while he was
Resolved That sympathise most deeply witt, Mr..
shelton and family also with the relatives friends Of
cur truly beloved leader in tho loss
Resolved That TO Colonel Peers the Sixth Rerment
tGovernors GuardD and the officers mcmberS of his
command our especial thanks due the beautiful
IN which they paraded to the
worthy leader to their final resting places to Captain
barrow, and the officers members OF his companv al
for the respect shown by TO
our atc eadcr ~ paradng the escort that
meurnul oecason also to Capt Helme his officers and
men, TOT acting as mourners in the funeral cortege
Resolved Ihat 10 Mr. T. Adkins, aud the members of his
Band We owe debt Of gratitude the very gentemanIv
services to our Band solemn
20 MT stewart and the members Of his the
Tor the grattous services furnished them to
men he SIXTH on the day Of the funeral The bers o.
the metropolitan Band will please also our
thanks for the respect shown TO our at
Resolves That We return to Mr. Senior the undertaken
our THANKS FOR the
James Shelton. 80 A"s0 Ai'ohu, NJ
Resolved That copy of these be transmitted
to the widow Of our late leader, Mr. James Shelton
ccmmittee-Oliver Duby, 4. X. Diler, G. b. Bruce
JOHN ANDERSON, Secretary ~ S""nln"u'
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THE FIREMEN,


AT A MEETING OF PHOENIX HOSE COMPANY
IA No ~ the following resolutions unanimously
adopted
Whereas Our foreman Mr. Walter s. Pinckncy, has
found expedient for his interest to Withdraw
the active position Of fireman. indulge In the
tircment afforded by residence removed from the noisy
hustle Of city like ours; and whereas by long association
We members Of such company have become united In
feeling and sympathy and that expression of
Resolved, That Phoenix Hose Company No u herewith
tender their and hearty thanks to Walter Pnc
ney ESQ for his urbane and deportmsn his
kind courteous demeanoT and his untng and effective
while engaged in the discharge Of the duties and
devoving him superior ocer to
render labors pleasant and our task agreeable.
Resolved That past associstions the influence
ertd and example Afforded by his advice and admontion
will continue TO incite faithful discharge Of
voluntary duty which has reosved the pauds Of
discerning community.
Resolved That though may continue active members
Of this organization and be by distance from him
former connection with HIM and DELIGHTFUL
may be absent in body b: will ever be present in sprt
surrounded BY domestic comforts long enjoying the hApp
which he by his previous kindness justly entitled
Resolved That the above resolutions be published in the
Herald and Sunday Mercury.
...-- SskSS.ykkE! 81 s2 sS,.., o..-...s.
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DANCING ACADEMiEs.

NOtLEl VOUS DANSERe-oN DIT QUE CATION AP-
v prenah aanfer, Faye DO soixante ans. SIGNOR
= MihASoLE, No 90 Bond street arprcnd jours
ses eieNes dams IN cours do losons, Iesmerda polka
mazurkh La refine dc dans la redOwa vase
DAME la mode Casse pour enfants tous les Iours lin
bal do souscrpteur9 lieu 10 IA Mars Pour
ete sadresser 30 Bond street. depuis 10 heures A. JUS
qua 10 P M
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Married.

In New York, on Thursday, March o. by the Rev. Mr..
Quinn, VROINus H. Ivy, of New Orleans, to MARY MAR
GAREr WATTS Of Fayetteville N. G.
Fayetteville and New Orleans papers please copy.
On Thursday, March g. by the Rev Mr.. Armitage Gus
rAvus BERGNEk OF Philadelphia to Miss CATHARINI q.
VEIN, of New York.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
On Monday eye9ipg March g. by the Rev. DR.. Mlett,
at his residence No 308 Broome street. Mr. CHARLES H.
HARRISON to Miss ANNETTE M. THORNTON, all of this city.
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York Its Upper Ten and Lower Million. BY George Lip
pard, author of "washngton and His Generals" The
Nazarine Jesus and the Poor THE Quaker City,, &c.
From the Cleveland Plaindealer.1
New York: It's Upper Ten and Lower Million. IA
work by that gifted Of genius George Lpard We have
read it, II sa novel Of thrilling interest such one
having been commenced will sit all night to finish
1t book would like every to read 1t is the work
Of genius.
From the Louisville Courier.l
New York: Its Upper Ten and Lower Million"George
ppards last and best work This novel requires only
lie correctly appreciated enchanting
it is unsurpassed. We believe it will be impossible for
who this work until he has
turned over its last page.
The edition contains complete likeness of the
author. Price, handsomely bound in muslin, 81; do. in
paper Zoe. For sale by DEWITT DAVENPORT and all
booksellers and periodical agents throughout the United
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I,ovct bos Removed IN |

LOvct has Removed 20 No. no Chambers
street. where his celebrated wahpene Ian Indian Vegetable
preparation be purchased 1t Is badness
gray hair its original color youthful APP
and all dandrun and other diseases from
the scalp. None genuine but L0vETS.
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Fire-New York, March 9, ls54-slas c. Herring ESD
Dear Sir 1t with gratitude and pleasure that inform
the complete Of Salamander
Safe in preserving mail books and accounts de-
posted from the destructive re Of the 9th instant and
which, after being buried the burning ruins nearly four
days forth without Of fire upon them. From
this the superiority
Of your safes all others have yet seen You will
with and Hereafter shall give myself uneasness
the safety Of its contents Yours, truly, r. HATCH.
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mcd by thcte WHO make Tretong0n thew lac
in rcnt The old hair dyes have been proved time
again TO be dangerous They have merely sought 20 color
tho hair at the OF destroying H. DEMoNET K
MEYERS new liquid dye Is chemical preparation which
las received the sanction o. seenthc men IL acts mildly
and applied at IS Cortandt IL can also be had nc
the drug of Messrs DE Graf 6 Grand street. Lind
say II East Broadway; and 90 North William street.
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devotos his attention exclusively TO diseases Of the eve
to r. NJ and at his residence III Court
street. opposite Warren street Brooklyn, from r. NJ
French artificial eyes inserted TO resemble the natural organ
" every respect
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Spring Fnsbions.-W. p. David Invites the
attention Of his customer and the public TO the spring style
hats; they decidedly beautiful
hat ever offered Try Saesroom 30l Broadway Sc.
cond door from Duane street.
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Il ACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS FROM AUCTIONS
IL The subscribers have hand ten thoreand lace and
muslin curtains from to twenty dollars each, and will
sell for few days only at less than Of mportAon
Also the place the world bay window shades
kelly FERGUSON, 2SoiS Broadway, and n RsNds 81
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Lees q Porchers' Spring Hats, which for
beauty both in styles and quality will excel anything
have In the hat line Patterns HOTEL 25l Greenwich
street.
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people, equal to four dollar hat in broadway
dollars only by the New Hat Company Nos
and l4s Nassau Call and sect will do your
eyes good 40 we'll your pocket Broadway Ia great
only from six to ten thousand dollars
per yeari Who paysg
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CristatIoro,s Excelsior Hair DYE.

Is your head older than your facep
DO locks that should life's winter grace
Deiorm its golden Junei
IL so, with CRISTAD0R0'S dye,
Embrown, and gloss, and bcautify,
The NOV that soon.
Cristadoros excelsior hair dye, mpartng fautles
brown or black to the hair is analogous the natural
colorng ud supplied by vessels Oh the scalp and
tains caustic ingredient Sold applied at Crista
doro's, No Castor House.
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POLITICAL.

ATA MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLI-
IA Ward Committee Of the Twelfth ward, held March
o. 1854 Stephen Van Nostrand elected chairman Henry
Patterson and Thomas veitch Secretaries, and Benson
McGowan Treasurer for the ensuing year Resolved That
adjourn the second Tuesday Of April at
ly Hotel Fourth between lth and 10th streets
At half past7 p. N. BY order of the committee.
STEPHEN VAN NOSTRAND, Chairman.
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ing machines has fairly begun Elias Howe Jr Of Boston,
and Walter Hunt Of New York contrasting before the
~ " Z - 49,: 8 =:
49, - M invention. In the meantime
howvvv ouiy machine that bought with entire
safety Singers threaded sewing msshine which
son. 9th Of February, 1S49 These machines,
Gently improved all the most perfect
produced. i. NJ. SINGER CO., 323 Broadway
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S75,OCO worth Of Farms.-VVc call the par
teuar attention of reader to the great opportunity
Iy and for only S5 See advertisement headed S75 900
worth Of farms.n Apply to G. WOOD, 2OS Broadway.
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sr,,ng Easl,,ons for Iynts-It Ia the iuteut,on

ofkNox astonsh the Workers. this spring with
new magnificent style Of hats They will take wonder
fully OF the city already
beginning 70 call at his stores No 5S3 Broadway, and
street. has great reputation all
the country for the superior quality Of his hats and his
spring fashion, in point OF hghtness beauty OF hnsh
and elegance Of STYLE exceed anything Of the kind have
ever
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EXTRA PAY.

LxTRA PAY.--ALL UNITED STATES NAVY SAILORS
~ and marines who served In any United states
The Pacific between 1916 and 1883 the widows and heirs
Of such promptly obtain their double pay and bounty
lands Of EDWARD BIssELL, Agent, and date Purser
u NJ, Wall street. Basement N, B.-Also, soldiers
boyrty lands obtaipea az sbeyN
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rcot, No, 363 Broadway, Inns the Worlds
Fair medal for daguerrcotypos Enough said.
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Hair Dye and Wigs.-Batchelor's manufac-
tory for these articles removed to No 2 Broadway OPP
pose TO the Park where he has the best
In the world for the application Of his famous hair dye
the sale Of his newly invented wigs and toupees Nine
priv ate rooms, all on floor.
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MeaIio's Spring STYLE OF Hat Ia Now Ready

what more do the public wish than this announcements
His hats made OF the best material and the finish
not be surpassed MEALIo Of Broadway and Canal
street