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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-10

~ To the Voters of Henrico County ..
am candidate for the Office of Sheriff at the coming
election in May next. Having served deputy
sheriff in both districts of the county for the past
years Halter myself that am qualified to discharge
TO elect me- the business of the office shall be faith
fully attended to.
NH 4-dtd JNO A. HUTCHINSON,
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BY Taylor & Willians.
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON BROAD

ANb 9+E P sIRsEEs ~ BR0AD
TUESDAY, 18th April, at O'Clock, upon the premi-
at the Southwest of Broad and nth streets,
now in the occupancy of Dr. Gavinzel The house
has about rooms with basement, kitchen, outhouses
adjacent to the Central Railroad depot Is considered
very valuable as stand for or restaurant
The lot fronts a Liz feet and runs back to Union
street, thus having three eligible fronts
For those seeking profitable investment this pro-
perty offers great Inducements it is of the charac.
ter which will yield q, good rent.
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance at and IL
months, with interest added and secured by trust
deed and purchaser to pay taxes and insurance for
this sS year 60 TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
mh2S Auctioneers
~ Bile REAL ESTATE, ON FRANKLIN ST
AND UNION HlLL-As Commissioner under 3
decree OF the Circuit Court of Richmond, made on
wife against Roganni &c. we shall sell at public auc
ton, upon the premises respectively, on TUESDAY
I'D day of April 1856, in the order named below the
real estate 81 which Sregory Rogsnni died possessed
fronting Is feet the north side of Franklin street
opposite to Trinity Church. and adjoining Billiards.
Hotel and now occupied by N. Nenzel and Henry
Immediately thereafter, win be sold the teuemen,
at the corner Of Franklin and Wall streets known a,
the white HalP' corner fronting II feet, and run
ming back to the Wall Street Hotel property.
And on the afternoon of the same day, commencin,
at Al O'clock will be sold the House and lot Unior
Hill, on 22d st. in rear of the Methodist church
and now Occupied by Mr.. J. B. Martin. This proper
ty will be divided lay off several building lot
separate from the house.
TERMS: One-thrd cash and the balance ere
dit of and IL months, with interest from the day
SALE for negotiable notes. and title retained until con
veyance is decreed by the court.
Taxes and insurance for this year to be paid by thu
purchasers. H. A. CLAIBORNE,
C. G. MoRAE,
Commissioners.
Sale conducted by TAYLOR L WILLIAMS. Aucrs.
NH n e..-.
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~ To the voters of the City of Rich.
MoNp-I offer myself as candidate for the office of
shEhiFF OF the city. and if elected, pledge my
ap 7-dtd* CYRIJS COMM
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~ To the Voters of Henric0 Counfy...
Feow.Citzens 1t becoming essary in May next to
elect Sheriff for county, ofer myself a candi-
date for that Office Having served you for sometime
past as Deputy Sheriff, an opportunity has been af
forded you of forming an opinion to my qualifca
tons. pledge myself, should 1t be your pleasure
elect me- to continue my efforts to merit your conf
dence. Very respectfully,
fe 23--5tMy22 JOHN T. CHILDREY
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IT To the Voters OF Henric0 County,.
l announce myself candidate for the office of
CLERK of the Circuit Court of the county of Hen
an 9-Sts
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BY Thomas w. keesee.
WITH GEO T. CuMNER Nh % p

By Thomas w. keesee.
OFFICE WITH GEO. J. SUMNER, No. 20 PEARL ST.
oH~Y, HORSES, MULES and Light
EYEJL CARRIAGE AND HARNESS FOR
lxG---SL-SALE AT AUCTION-Will be sold on
SATURDAY morning next, the 18th instant, at 10
o'clock at the horse auction lot near the gas works.
number of Horses'and Mules.
Ash, light Carriage and Harness in good order
THOS. w. KEESEE,
sp 10 Auctionear
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wTo the Voters offbe f,itx nf r,;oh,-

~ TO the Voters ofthe City of Richmond.
Unsolicited BY one or forty friends announce myself
q candidate for Sheriff of the city
nave not had four years experience in the county
or nine IN the CITY, but consider myself competent to
votes for the same RespectfnIlv 49,
ap 5-ts VIM N TINSJEy
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X OtcTs u tuc Suy OI ftICHu0n0s
FELLOW CITIZENS: In responding to the many fat
terng calls which your kindness has induced you to
for the Office of SHERIFF for the city of Richmond,
it affords me pleasure say that. having been connected
with the office in question for nine years past feel
myself competentto discharge the duties incident to
it; and should it be your pleasure confer it on me-
my best efforts shall be exerted to merit your entire
approval. PHILIP r. WINSTON
NH 28-ts
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VALgABLK BUILDINGLo LOTS or

VALOADLE ID U = IL u L N u LUTS UN
' CARY, BETWEEN 18th AND VIRGINIA
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUGTIoN.-Wil be
sold. on MONDAY, the l4th day of April 1885, on the
premises, commencing at o'clock, p. NJ, thatvalua.
BILE property the north side of Cary street,
site the Columbian Hotel adjoining the west, the
store of Messrs Radcliffe Douglass, fronting 67}
feet, extending back about IS feet to an alley Ii
xill be divided into lots Of suitable sze The old
bricks thereon will be sold separately. scar
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at 6, 10 and Is
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed. The taxes for the present year to
be paid by the purchaser.
GODDIN APPERSON,
and Aucfi
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" Notice to the voters of Henric0 COun.
", District No.2 ANA candidate for the Office of
CONSTABLE and should it be your pleasure to elect
me- pledg. myself TO discharge the duties faithfully
ep7-lmf SAMUEL J. BARKER
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rU,RusTEE,s SALE OF WATgHEs
j JEWELRY, CLOCKS, &c BY virtue OF 2 DEED
oftrust from w O. Bartholomew, duly recorded y
the Clerks Office for the benefit Of certain cretor
therein specified. and BY their direction vi oe sole
ct public auction at tho store Of the SAID
10 o'clock his entire stock ssbraciDG Isree sssof
ment o. Gold and SILVER Wqtchssi JeMsIxy Sloens
Splendid show CsseG ftqrf tfxtures' WeeenmeAsss
TEaMs Cssh = l3thrls &6dsr efo& over ~ q
days credit for stpEoss1s orssd pseos1pis
By order ofthe TaUaTEE. -.s ..<~9
Sale conducted By AAEA Inss 49,
sp7
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~ ~ 0s a. A.
CosMRT E Sst9 sA 4 err Or yAhg-
MOED, AND ADJACENT THERETO-As Com
mssioners appointed by decree ofthe Circuit Court
exor.'s against ONei &C., pronounced ON the 18th
March, 1856, we shall proceed to sell at public auc-
Gn Sc ~ Rs S April s sas1
real estate in the city Of Richmond and county Of
Henrico being all the real estate of which Bernard
O'Nel late Of the said city died seized, except that
portion thereof devised to his brother, Michael Or
Neil, viz: ---..-----~
Broad street. adjoining the Central Railroad Depot,
now occupied by L. AnteIlotti.
End. house and lot on Valley and Vsnable streets
occupied by John Hagan. 4.a|
3rd. house and lot on Valley and Venable streets
occupied by Pat Donahoe and others.
4th. Two small Tenements, on Venable street, in
5th. house and lot on Valley street. nearly on, o.
site the residence of Jno. Priddy.
9th. house and lot ON Valley street, near old Dis
tillery. = fr7z- r.
It'll. vacant lot on the east side of Valley street
near the old Distillery. s
9Th. vacant lot ON the east side of Valley street,
9th. vacant lot 18th street, in rear of Michael
Purcell s
10TH vacant lot Poplar street. % feet front be-
tween 18th and l4th streets.
18th. lot and improvements thereon near old Dis.
tillery. .
18th. house and lot near do do.
18th lot and Improvements on 18th street old
Distillery.
I4th vacant lot f22 feet front on east of Valley
| street. and south of Christian street.
18th. vacant lot on east side Adams street, on
Union Hill.
10th. vacant lot south side Pleasant street. on
| Union Hill. -
18th. vacant lot on north side Pleasant street. on
Union HILL .ss ,va5i9 y :
| 18th. house and lot on Union Hill, occupied by
Jim Woodson colored man.
Transformed CASH balance at 4, and Il
months for negotiable notes interest added and title
retained till last note il paid and conveyance directed
| by the Court f-5
The taxes for the present year to be paid by the
purchasers. MARMADUKE JOHNSON, -
VIM. w. CRUMP, ,fs
EEEF- G Commissioners.
| Sale by GoDDIN & ApPERsoN, Aucts. .s r
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In RICHMOND l.. HIGH SCHOOL,
Feb II 1875

IN RICHMOND L. HIGH SCHOOL,
Feb. H. 1855. s
THE HIGH SCHOOL BEING ABOL.
lSHED by ordnance of the City Council,
Resolved that the Secretary inform Mr.. VIM. A. Rem
ME, the Teacher thereof that his services will not be
required after the 18th inst.
In taking leave of Mr. Rennie, however, the Board
avail themselves of this occasion to say they have
been at all times highly gratifed with the energy,
capacity and faithfulness with which he has dis
charged his various and arduous duties and hereby
tender him their best wishes for his in any
other field which he may be called"
BY order of the Board.
JOHN DOVE, Secretary.
VIM A. Rennie will open School for boys at Saun-
ders Hall, in of Sd Baptist Church. the 18th
instant
TERMS PER SESSION OF 10 MONTHS:
Primary Class taught to Spell, Read and write $25
Second do do, ordinary ngish Branehes...... s.
Third do. do. do. do o....................,....
Third do. with Latin, Elementary, Mathematics
and Bookkeeping. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
ap 9-6t*
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Sale by GoDDIN & ApPERsoN, Aucts. r
NH 24-tds -.5,.s ~.

IL ON VALLEY STREET, AT AUCTION.-Im.
mediatey after the above property will SELL to be
removed within Is days, large wooden building
This building contains three tenements and has in il
quantity of timber besides two large brick chin
neys. Terms cash.
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BY Alex. Mott, Auct.

GR0CERIES, FURNITURE, CLOTH
" ING, &c.---WIll be sold at Auction this MORN.
ING, a. 10 o'clock, gen sral assortment of New and
Second hand Furniture and Stoves. Also, large as
sortment of Clothing, Dry Goods, Shoes Caps Black
do. Blackpury Brandy, do. Tomatoe Catsup, 3 do.
Salaratus 10 bbls Salmon Trout do. Whiskey, do.
Sweet Malaga Wine, 100 boxes Scotch Herrings,
Candles, Coffee, Nutmeg. 10 kegs Currents, &c.
apl0 ALEXANDER MOTT, Auctioneer.
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By Lsrs. g Shine.

MANAGED DIZZY Ar Auction.
~ Win be sold THIS (THUnSDAYy MORNING.
the 10th. 1t II O'clock At our store, "A Main street,
large assortment Of English Imported Dry Goods de-
mayed by the stesmship Roanoke her last trip 70
the city, embracing in part: IT'S dozen Linen Hdkfs
sons very fine; IS whole pieces Irish Linens do do
Table Diaper 80 Pc Satin Finish Lasting: I'D Pc Cali
CO. black blue brown and slate colorE Is ps Ontario
Sheetine.
The above goods part of direct Importation to
TINS city some OF which Of asuperior quality and
very slightly dsmassd. Sold for and on account Of
Country merchants and the city trade would do well
to attend as the whole lot win Be sold to the highest
bidder. = - -
Terms cash, on delivery. LARUS SHINE.
ap10 Auefx
TATALOGUE SALE OF ELEGANT
" FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN PIC
TURES, AT AUCTION.--Will be sold At publie
auction, on THURSDAY EVENING, the 10th int
commencins a. o'clock, az the store Msin street
next to J. W. Randolphs Bookstore, large consigr-
tnent OF French, English and German Pictures hand.
framed, embracing variety of styles and sub
Jecta TOT which printed Catalogue. The entire
serve. --e-~'-- ~-~~S-' y $500 80
- The Pictures are now on exhibition Ladies'
,has gentlemen are requested to call and examine
an soc catalogue LARUS SHINE,
Il ~ Arrf
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ByLarns a shine.

VIVA. RE sOi-U "A aUCTION-.Att tbs
w Hone Lot near the Central Depot, ON SAT
URDAY, April nth, young Work Mule, for and OF
account OF whom 1t may ccrcern, BY orosr
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BRILLIANT SUCCESS
"THE FAIRY STAR"
MISS AGNES ROBERTSON!
THURSDAY EVENING, April 10th.

She will appear I HIS EVENING in
TWO ENTIRE NEW PIECES,
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AUCTION sAIns,
FUTURE DAYS


GR0CERlEs. 6c, AT AUCTION.
TUESDAY, the 18th instant, CONNIE ncins = ~
o'clock, We win sell at our auction store sses,.I
assortment Of 0RoCERIEs, he, eonsistins Ia psst
100 boxes Adamansine Candles
Is bbIs Coffee Sugar
50 do Syrup
Joe boxes Family Soap
lI5 bags Coffee. prime quality
half pipes Henneasey Brandy
Gunpowder and Pouchong Tea
Mustard; Wines
IJ0 hhds Sugar, fair to choice quality
$50 bbs prime Moiasses. ~
TEsMs-Under s lto. ca.h; z zoo, months Gre
oil, for approved negotiao lie paper
" Sale without regard to weather.
DUNLOP, MONCURE CO..
ap ~ Aucfioneers.
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tI'HkATRE.-
JNO r FORD...,...Sole Manager.
Also of the National Theatre, Washington, and the
Holiday Street Theatre, Baltimore.
Joseph ERS0N.......,....Stage Manager.
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by Richard Caulhorn.

GROCERIES. LIQUORS AND FURNI-
~ TURE AT AUCTION.-0n FRIDAY, 18th in.
stant at 10 O'Clock. at my store will sell lot Of
Groceries, consisting of Sugar Coffee Tea Tobacco
Malaga and Port Wine, Whiskey, Brandy, Gin, Rum,
Cordial, &c.
Also, mndry articles of Furniture. consisting OF
Beds and Bedding. Hair and Shuck Mattresses Bed.
steada, Bureaus, Chairs, Tables, Feather Beds, &e.
SHOW CASES.-Also, two. small Counter Show
Cases. r. CAUTHORN
an 10 Aprf;onaa-
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TO conclude with the musical Fairy Extravaganxa,
entitled
THE INVISIBLE PRINCE.
pon IeaudeT. Miss ROBERTSON
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VAMLanIAaHHMEiETFh s al al ~ rN NEdR
VIII be sold ON WEDNESDAY, the seth day of April
1856. on the premises, commencing at 4a O'clock P.
Nj if fair, (f not, the next fair day. the valuable
property near the western corporation line of Man
chester, occupied by MesTs. Alexander Avis and
Joseph Newly. 7.sr-.. tsgY ~
After which, will be sold several vacant Lots, adj
joining the same.
The houses alluded to have been recently built and
conveniently arranged. Possession of the house
occupied by Mr. Avis can be had in 10 days ster the
5l4 ..s-a
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at 8 and months,
for otable notes. interest added and title Realm
ed till last nete is paid The taxes for the present
year to be paid by the purchasers.
ap4 GODDIN Il APPERSON. Aucts
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~ PRICES OF ADMIssIoN-Dress Circle and
PsTcuet,e 50 cents; Family Circle % cents; Centre
Gallery, 50 cents Eastern Gallery, 81 cts.
,E,- Doors open at Z, performance to commence at
2 O'Clock.
rg- Box Office open from A. NJ. until ?. NJ,
here be secured.
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HORSES, MULES, CART, BUGGY, &c.
IL On SATURDAY, 18th inst, at 10 o'clock at the
large lot nearly in of my store and near the city
Horses, 2 Mules and Cart. Also, a new city made
Buggy r. CAUTHOKN,
ap 10 Aucfioneer
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TAa performance to commence with the Farce of
AN AFFAIR OF HONOR
Major Lirlky Mr. Jefferson
Alter which the Protean piece of
THE CHAMELEON
Lsura..................... Miss AGNES RosERTsoN
tAssunIins different characters
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T ESSONs IN SINGING AND THE Pl-
IL ANO.-A young Lady, who is superior Singer,
and who has studied under of the most eminent
European masters is DESTROYS of giving instruction to
a few pupils in SINGING and the PIANO. Her stay
in this city will be limited Address " Miss j., Box
$50. Post Office. Richmond" an 8-4t*
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Z ,HIL1fEN's DnEss sHUEs.. a beau
~ tnl and large assortment Of Child ems Dress and
Stout shoes Parents will please csil At No 81 Sign
VI the Big Boot aPa HA. WALSH.
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IL of this Essence will go far four pounds of
coffee, and coffee made BY this will preserve
perfectly the real taste of the best coffee and will
have delicate and finer flavor, finer color,
and is said to be more wholesome. 1t will also be
clear without requiring any thing to clarity it.
fresh supply received, and for sale by
OWEN B. HILL, Druggist,
ala =.
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1UTURE DAYa
By Gs4dIs q Appsrsss.

ny Goddtn " Appernou. sssns
ExECUTOn,s SAL. OF vALUABLE
~ ~ RE sAI EsTATE; on MnA.hsHALL And cAa.
TUT, FOR SALE At AUCTION.--Win s. soid
q MONDAY. the 18th Of April. ON the premisss,
se.s e y O'Clock 4. that really very
cs' tnear the residence of Jno. H. Beta Eco re-
~ = occupied by the late Rebecca Jackson. The
nuns Ssei e ,ss ssst on the north side Of Marshal. street.
po Astso-A beautiful building lot Immediately op-
side al ,enciosed fronting 81 feet the south
alley. hali street. running back lag feet to an
the us.l the Household Furniture, consisns Of
TEsss E sor ssomnsnss withths Furniture FIRST
aLoc ~ snd months for nssnt. NJ .. 49,, -.
furniture viii h. iesained till last nota i PAID The
present year to be paid nv ~. The taxes for the
Byrequest Of DR.. Gas. T. II s psIsh. .
49, ooDDiN x sPpfissSs
COMgIISSIUNER,SS IT. !.
~ ACRES OF LAND IN HENRIEcoO = i62
ABOVE RICHMOND, NEAR cHICk i n MIL rs
q chsnce for q the deere q =. Superior
nounced the 9th February fsso /. .ha pro.
Smith and Kennedy against Alley and a. y me case Of
July. 1854 the undersigned Sheriff of Henr;s pro o.
was thereby appointed commissioner for tb' wno
pose Wi. offer for sale at public auction, for cash On
front door of Henrco Courthouse (bene court asv
at the hour of y o'clock H. the Tract of Land ~
ferred to in the bin of the PLAINTIFF containing by
recent survey 1872 acres, being part of the tract q
land oil which Jesse Puryear the date of said de
cree resided and that part thereof laid off and assign
ed to Smith and Kennedy by decree of said Court il
the suit OF said Smith and Kennedy against Jesse Pur
year. The title to said land Is believed be perfect
but the undersigned win sell only as the commission
err OF the Court and can convey only with the usua
special warranty. A. B. HUTCHESON
Sheriff of Efenrico and Commissiorsr.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN x APPERsoS, Ancta y
r. D. 1t is probable that on the day of sale an ar
rangement can be made to give reasonable credi
for three-fourths of the purchase money. esf
NH ~ @. 4 A.
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A DMINlST RATOR,s SALE OF
IA SLAVES.-Will be sold publicly to the highest
shall, Guiney's Depot. in Caroline county, on
TUESDAY, 18th April, 1856, seven likely negroes,
consisting of man, woman, l girl IL or Is years
old boys from to II years old. and two small chill
dren the property of Benjamin Marshall deceased.
The sale will commence at IL O'Clock.
ses5f j.. G. TERRELL,
an 4-d2S2wt q Administrator de boais non
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A UNNECESSARY OF THE BIRTH OF
N HENRY CLAY.-Subscribers to the DINNER
at the SLASH COTTAGE. on SATURDAY next,
1.-THE 18th instant, in honor of the memory of HEN
RY CLAY, can obtain tickets on application to
Messrs. STEBBINS & PULLEN or F. CRANZ& CO.
an Std
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CONINIERCIALe SAYINGS HANK Char
~ tered BY the Legislature Of virginia, December
1Ith, ls55~Csptal, $50 600 This Institution re-
ceives deposits which interest," l. paid 1t the rate
OF per cent per snnun Ii remsinine on eposit sx
msuths, and B per cent. for shorter periods.
WIN. @. PAINE. Presideut
GEO. J. SUMNER, Secretary,
mn 10 HENRY w. QUARLES, Treasurer.
THE v1KGINIA SAVINGS hank,
chartered By the Legislature Of the State, d now
preps!ed 20 receive deposts Of money Of amy amount
interest on all sus remaining deposit six months
or LONGER, and for shorter time FIVE per cent.
deposits may be made pith the Treasurer. T. b.
and 18th streets OF with either Of the oficers
SAMUEL s. c0TTRELL, President
7. B. STARKE, Treasures
fell c WALTHAI.L. Secretarv
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COMMISSIONERS > A Il II OF REAL
u ESTATE In THE COUNTY OF HENRfCO.
BY virtue of a decree pronounced by the Circuit
Court of Henrico County, ON tho 18th day of May,
1885, in the quit of Charter against Charter, lie,
shall az special Commissioner sell ct public auction,
on the 18th day of April 1885, at O'clock. z. d.,
the premises, the HOUSE and LOT lying in .Henrico
county about half mile from the city of Richmond,
on the road leading to Stony Run. now occupied by
Martin The Lot embraces half an acre with brick
Dwelling, containing six rooms. ~. a
TERMS OF SALE One-third cash, and the residue
in two equal instalments one payable ~ months at
ter date and the other 10 months after datethe pur.
chaser giving bond for the deferred payments, and
the tie to be retained until all of the purchase mo-
MARK BOON,
NH 2f--3v Special Commissioner
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8 ELDEN a. MILLER, GROCERs AND
- COMMISSION MERCHANTS. AND IMPORT
Ems IND DEALERS IN FINE OLD VINES
LIQUORS. SUGARS AND TEAS corner Pearl and
Cary streets are now receiving their spring supply
OF Goods in their line, consisting, In part follows
400 bags Rio Coffee
200 bags Laguayra Coffee
100 bags Old Government Java Coffee
Maracabo and Mocha Coffee
New Orleans SUGARS and Molasses
Porto Rico do do
Golden Syrup Reboilsd Common Syrup, for me-
groes.
Refined Sugars, Of all varieties
Adamantine, Sperm and Tallow Candles
Fancy Brown and Family Soaps
English, Dairy and Pine Apple Cheese
Rice, Brooms, Buckets Cords Lines
Green and Black Teas, from low grades to finest
quality imported.
Fine old Wines. full assortment
Brandies from low priced to finest quality imported
Sparkling Hook and Claret Wines, superior quality
Champagne Wine, of our own importation
Our own brands Rectified Whiskey
Finest old Bourbon and Mountain Rye Whiskey
Pickles, Preserved Fruits, Sauces, Catsups &c.
Which they will sell the usual terms to pune
tual dealers and solicit purchasers to examine their
stock of Goods NH 29-dIm
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Inv.
.tfug
II
berry
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WANTS.


tNANTED-A young man to attend In n
w store. None need apply without good refer
encps. ap I0-ltS JNO. A LACY.
SNANTED-.Ry a young man situation
w as an assistant CLERK in Grocery or Dry
Goods store, is willing to make himself useful
Best of references given Apply at this Office.
ap i0--itt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-10

NOTICE...l hereby give notice thar ]
Tsliey. of the city Of kchmond my agent to conduct
the Grocery business and also to Keep Livery Sta
bic In said ey--ssid business 20 be conducted for
cash onlyno contracts OF the said John +. Talley,
on credit, being authorised By me. :,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-10

LNAhNEST"S STABLES, DWELLING,
II &c, ON COUNCIL CHAMBER HILL, FOR
SALE.-The proprietor being about to remove his
OMNIBUS LINE, to the lo0srpart of the city, Of
fsrs for sale his valuable STABLES situated above
near the Exchange Hotel There are 50 Stalls with
fine storage room, for Carriages, Buggies and Feed
Wardrobes and lot attach. The Stable is light. airy
and centrally located and if properly kept, will en-
sure an almost unlimited amount of business to one
wishing to engage in the Livery, Trade and Hiring of
Horses, &c.
ALSO-His Residence adjoining q neat Cottage
with rooms, Kitchen, &C, SO.
A lease of the ground may be had upon favorable
terms. Apply to GEO. L. EARNEST, or
an 5-ts TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS.