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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-03-22
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A TTORNEY AT LAW, and General Land
"A Agent, Lawrence, L. T.
REFERENCES Hon. Andrew Fl. Reeder, Gen.
S. G. Pomroy, Lawrence VIM. c. Bryant, Esq,
New York city; Hon. Asa Packer, Mauch Chunk
Pa; Hon. WILDER Curtis, CT. harrington, Mass.
Lawrence Oct. q, '55.-tf
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CIV. Brown.

COMMISSIONERS of DEEDS, and other In
~ struments of Writing under Seal, and Depo-
sitions for Pennsylvania, Massachusetts,, Yer
mont, Iowa, Illinois, Ohio, and New York, viii
attend to the duties of his Office on application ai
the HERALD OF FREEooN Office.
Lawrence Nav L. 1S55.-tf.
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Graham Flour. Lard. &e.

Just received ct STxAzxss lot Of good Grs-
= ham Flour also LAzs, and 100 6ashsls Of
thoss splendid Potstoes ne hays beeu expessing
soIoHg. Nov. II, 's5.-st
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s. Whitehorn,

PHYSICIAN, oBsTETRICIAN AND cHIRUReEoN.
A LII calls attended to promptly. Surgical
IA cases will receive special attention. Drug.
and medicines for domettic use. Office, Man
haitian, K. T. dec. 22-ly&
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Moneys for Freedoua.

The following is a list Of moneys soiic-
tied and collected by DR.. CALVIN CUTTER
to supply "material aid'' to sustain the
Free State cause in Kansas:
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DR.. Jno. P. Wood,

FORWARDING and COMMISSION MER-
Z CHANT, has just completed his new Ware
house on the Leyee, and is ready to receive the
consignmentof of goods, either on commission 81
otherwise.
Lawrence, June 9, 1s55.-V
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JAMES B. CHADWICK,
JOHN DHHRE,s
CELEBRATED HOLIEE PL0W

WHICH MAS AWARDED IHREE FIRST PEEEIrHs
AT THE ILLINOIS STATE FAIR, IN 1855.
THE subscriber is permanently located ut
Meline. on the Mississippi river. three miles
above Rock Island, and being the Pioneer PloH
msker IN the Western States-bssing been en-
gagged exclusively in the Piow making business
in this State for the last eighteen years-hs Eat
ters himself that with his present facilities he Is
able to offer the farming community larger
manufacturer in the West. The very best Of
stock is now used, and none bus the best and
most experienced workmen ars employed in
their manufacture. Any Of the following list
Of Plows can be furnished at Wholesale or retail,
on short notice. and can be forwarded to any
point on the Missouri riysrin the soason Of nav
igation
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c. d. ELLIS. J. s. cAvENDER. JAS. SMITH, il
BOOTS AND SHOES.
ELLIS, CAvENDER & CO..

WHOLESALE DEALERS,
MO. 43 MAIN STREET, corner of Pine street,
~ st. Louis, No., are now receiving their
spring stock which is of. superior quality and
style being manufactured especially to our order.
Comprising o choise assortment of Ladies', Misc
es' and Childrens' fine stock, also large assort-
ment of Gents and Ladies' Philadelphia make.
All of which they will sell to prompt men or for
cash at small advance over eastern prices.
An examination of our Stock is solicited. d.-tf.
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!. SIMMONS, y. c. LEADBEArER.
Simmons & Leadheater.

FORWARDING and Commission Merchants,
L and Wholesale Grocers, Kansas City, No.,
above the American Hotel.
Refer to Messrs. 2. A. HUNT & Co., St. Louis:
C. B. HUBBxLL, JR., ESQ,
Gen. s. G. PoaEEoT. Ksnsas Territory.
Aessrs. SPRIeAAN d BRows, Cincinnati. o.
Agent for the St. Louis ready-made housee.-
Having erected large Stone Warehouse, all
goods consigned to them will be safely stored
ill called for, or forwarded on boats sp the
Kansas River, or otherwise. fsbs SLY
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F. A. Hunt & Co
RTErDGE, J. SMITH, W. II. SIXTH, Il. s. r
Partridge & Co.,

WHOLESALE GROCERS and Comrnis-
w sion and Forwarding Merchants, No. 81
North Second-st., st. Louis, No., will make lib
eral cash advances on consignments Of produce,
and Boston.
St. Louis, Oct. ~, '55.--1y.#
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VX7HOLESALE and retail Grocer, and Com
w mission Merchant, On Water street, south
of Cherokee, Lsavenworth City, X. 7. febl6-ly
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Edward Clark,

A TTORNEY, SOLICITOR, & COUNSELLOR, },
"A and General Land Agent. Office on Masss-
chusetts street, Lawrence, Kansas Territory.
Lawrence, Feb. 19, '55.
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CEVERAL vslaable CITY INTERESTS 70,
- sale cheap, by g. W. BONN.
1swFsncs, Dec. /, '5s.
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DR.. s. G. Harrington.
OFFICE No. / Twelfth street, Lawrence, Kan
~ sas Territory. Jan ., '5a.
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B. Slater,
T. Gallup, Westport, No.,

T. Gallup, Westport, Mo.,
HEALER in Clocks, Watches and Jewclry, ID
- prepared to do all kinds of repairing Of
clocks, watches or jewelry. All work entrusted
TO his care will be warranted to give satisfac-
ton. Also Agent for the sale Of Hall e. Dodds
Patent Concrete Fire and Burglar Proof Safes.
Feb. 2, 1S56.-6rn
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q. w. Brown,
John Hutchinson.

A TTORNEY AT Law. May be found q
n Herald Of FSeeIoaa Office K. T. Jan. s.
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DR.. John Doy,
MAIN street, Lawrence, z. T.
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Jr0ELERs q WEIIS7s pabiications for sale
L Ct ths ExkxLo 81 FzxRDoH OyTJsg.
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& TTORNEY AT LAW and SOLICITOR IN
n ChANCERY, 80 Main ST., Lawrence, j. i.
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JAMES DAVIS
+. cCRRIER.
DAVIS & cuRR1ER
NJ M,CRACKEN

FORWARDING and Commission Merchants
l. Leavcnworth City, K. T. fcb16-ly
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JAMH 8 q. s A n /
The New Market and Provision Stor'

MASSACHUSETTS STREET, SOUTH OF THE STORE
OF HoRNsBY & FERRIL, LAWRENCE.
NOR SALE, Groceries, Provisions and Country
L Produce. Also, MEATS of all kinds, fresh
and picked. sB- Beef, Pork and Game con-
stantly on hand and for sale at the lowest rates.
March l, ,s6-tf A. A. FAXON. :
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DEALERS in Dry Goods, Provisions and
II Groceries, Topeka, X. 7. Csll-and exam
Iae. juno 10, ES5o.-d.
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- Nv --I.eII Agents tor the Proprietor.
Now is THE TIME TO BUY.--If You
are in want of anything in the way of CIothing or
Furnishing Goods, call at LEWIS. He IL selling off
ana the goods are going fast Don't delay but call ut
these hard times is no small matter and Won can
talniy do it by calling at N-
A. LEWIS, So Main street
Opposite st. Charles Hotel
lie Sign of the Red Coat
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BY Larus & Shine.

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
~ By virtue of deed of trust executed on the
oath day of February, 1856 to me, by William
Wright and Sarah L., his wife, l shall for the pur-
poses mentioned in said deed, SELL at public auction,
the premises, the following valuable lots Union
Hill, near the city of Richmond, the EIGHTH
DAY OF THIS MONTH, viz: ----.-.---
Six Lots, fronting 9th street, and running back
to common alley 1870 feet. The said lots front on
9th street from 80 to 40 feet, will be shown by
plat. Also, other Lot fronting 85i feet on 26th
street between Marshall and Leigh streets and op-
posite the residence OF +. V. Sutton.
The terms of sale follows After paying the
expenses of the sale, 500 cash the balance paya
BILE on the 9th day of January, 1857.
Sale TO commence at four O'Clock, P. NJ, if fair if
not fair, the next fair day, at the same hour.
ALLISON NAILOR, Trustee.
LARUs SHINE, Auctioneers-with whom plat
of the lots and the deed of trust left and can be
seen.
Sale conducted by LARUs & SHINE, Aucts.
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L GINA CENTRAL RAILROAD:-Pursuant to
authority in US vested by McCurdy vowies, late
contractors upon sections No 81 and "a, Of the VIZ
pna Central Railroad we will offer at public sale 70
the highest bidder for cash at the office OF Goddin
Apperson, Auctoneers in the city of Richmond on
the 5rd day of December, 1850 at II O'clock 4. NJ
Virginia Central Railroad Company, TO which the
said McCurdy and Vowles became entitled under the
contract with said Company for the construction OIL
sections No IS and 81 OF said Company work /
STERRlTT BELL
Agents and Trustees for MeCurdy Vowles, 10. !,
ELECTROMAGNETIC above sale 10 postponed
until the 18th of February, 1856. de s-tds
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BY G0ddin & AppersOn.

USTEE,S Sale OF VALUABLE
STREETS.-As Trustee a certain deed of trust,
made by Mr.. David Mcdaniel, dated 26th October,
1855, duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Court
of the holders of the notes thereby secured sell at
public auction, the premises, on MONDAY, the
18th day of February 1885, at II o'clock NJ if fair if
not the next fair day. the Real Estate conveyed BY
said trust deed or much thereof shall be suff
cien to satisfy the of the said deed consisting
of an excellent Brick Dwelling Mayo street re-
Gently occupied by Mr.. John P. Taey, fronting 50
feet running back l2S feet to an alley.
Also q vacant lot in the thereof, fronting 80
feet on Wall street. running back 1913 feet alley
TERMs-About $l750 in cash; the sum of 4 1858 So
PAYABLE Goth and 10Th April next; the further sum OF
81 662 IS, payable Goth and 18th July next and the
balance such shall be agreed at the hour
sale. ~,
Tie title is believed to be perfect but tn. subscr-
Der will convey with the usual special warranty
81 Stli' f4-tsa w -GODDIN, Trustee
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UTICE.-.AS Intend muk1nG chanR0
in my present business, shall, from the present
until the 18th Feby offer my large stock of goods Ct
and iron bound WOODWARD, Cages, Mats, Looking
Glasses, Trimmings, Soaps, Fancy Articles French
and English China cut and pressed Glass Iron Stone
and Common Ware of every description. Those in
want of such goods viii do well to call early, az
shall close the balance at auction.
..s4a-t.s- SAB s.s- .l1. THOMAS L. ANGUS, .
fe l-2w" q w. Main street.
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- the 18th day of February. 1885, at IL O'Clock, in
front of The City Hail. THAT being court dsy) by
der of the Hastings Court made at its January term,
Frances Street, runaway slave to satisfy Jail fees
and costs JOS. A. STARKE, d. s.
f. l. Martin NJ. IiDsconah.
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FU-PARTNERs undersigned
~ have this day entered into Co-Parnership un-
der tbs style of JOHN f. stage L CO. for the
purpose OF conducting the WOOD and COAL bust
They keep on hand large supply of seasoned
Wood Anthracite and Bituminous Coal.
EY- Office corner of 9Th street on the Basin.
JNO. F. stage,
ia 2b-dts SAML A. GORDON.
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BOARDING

x pa nd N G.--nIRS. j. r FRENssxs
- having taken u house upon Broad street !. e.
doors below bfUad Street Hotel, will omen on NJ
dsy the xlst inst Tor the accommodation of reside,
aha transient bosrder. She is prepared to accofn
nledats large number of day bonrders And tr,,st.
sh8t the extensive and favorable reputatlon ,winL
she enjoys as an efficient housewife win secure lar
neI share of patronage; and promises that no
@ sns De spared upon her part to make her table
ia linn - - 'l'' Z tel a8s .
oAhDlNG:..NIrs. BURTON, corner Of
oth and franklin sts.. has two fine, large rooms
On .ne hise noor, which she would be peased to have
occupied by agreeabie families q ~ iaI
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e. By Davenport, Allen & Co,

~ e. BY DaVenport, Allen & Co. -
TOBACCO BOx PLANK. At aucr,oN
A-on WEDNESDAY, 9Th February, we will sell
at ~ o'clock, p. NJ on the Dock between nth and
i1th street 5000 feet well seasoned Tobacco Box
IERMs-Four month credit for approved paper
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & Co.
II, f-t"s s. Auctioneers
9th inst. at 125 o'clock.
fe7 DAVENPORT, ALLENS CO Anct.
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f.1u THE plHIIC.-uaying purchused

j the Du.s store Of T. II. SOuthall = Co. of
aud It'll ST. Gets opposite 10 Tay lUrs Shoe store,
aud d4Gg0A4ly opposite 10 Bieeden Fox and made
largo additions to the stock, prepared furnish
t4Il.ues, physicians GAd others witt every thing
ne found IL I'll conducted Drug Store Including
uf &c ald varied assortment Of Fancy and Toilet ar
lea PaEuLaery, Patent and Family Medicines. &c.
4 shall be IA, cons, ant t5 offer to the public,
eSs.5 II..del improvement II preparations, &C.
s.. possible, a.i above all 10 keep hand 10th
iuy 1t the fresh and genuine.
W. Aa - tie usual assortment Of Paints Oils and
Dra5,ugs, Window Glass, (Which viii b. cat 10 Or
d., Iutty, 81 tho Le.t b.&H,ls ui Tobacco and
---J; ike& ise, laTst and well selected stock of
l4.I4,4. s. sd. .g..C tho examination u cUu4trY
III r-..4ts. Ply .claus and all want, and solicit
continuance u tuo p.tIuI.aya OF the late trnl
h H-PI y-.C.a!-J prescIi ? yas promptly attended
70 e. 81 nouns " 81. l.. bA1TAILE,
Il Its Corner Broad aud itu sis.
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OFFICE R., F.AND P. R. R.. COMPANY, !

OFFICE R., r. AND P r. R. COMPANY.
RICHMOND, January 2l, 1856.
fsIs EE=sssH=1 20 TO M 4 & ROUTE
- - OPEN-NOTICE TO 1RAVEL-
,n,,r--,,----- LERS GOING NORTH, VIA
FREDERICKSBURG AND AQUA CREEK COM
MENClNG THIS DAY.--The Railroad and Steam
boat nne, going North from Richmond is now unob-
strocsed and Travellers NAV rely Regularity,
Speed Comfort aud Safety BY the old established
Route via Fredericksburg and Aqua Creek. Hours
OF departure from Richmond, 81 O'clock, A. M and
q M .l-t ..e a., -..s SAMUEL RUTH,
ia 2l-ts Agent Of Trsn,nnr,at;or
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NIARSHAL'S SALE.--By VIRTUE of nm
I'VE execution in my hands, issued by the Clerk of
the Circuit Court of the United States for the East
ern District Of Virginia in favor of Joseph p Wood
10th of FEBRUARY, 1856, at II o'clock NJ proceed to
sell at public auction, the premises now occupied
the highest bidder for cash. the following property
viz Planning Machine and Matching Machine--to
satisfy in part the said execution.
]. d. STEEL. D. NJ
For JNO. F. WILEY M EV D.
Sale conducted by THOMAS w. KEEsEE, Auct.
e5-St
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LOR sALE--A very desirable TRACT

I OF LAND. Containing lG5 acres with good
dwelling and all necessary outhouses. There is be-
tween 300 and 5000 cords of pine wood, aud good
gri5t and Mill, lying about nine miles from Rich
nd the Rio LInOnd and Danville Railroad. For
further information, address j. T. box 2l9 Richmond
Va. ia 2-2w4
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ENCOURAGE HOMIE nTaN1I-

o"E, ENCOURAGE HOME MANU-.
MAE EACTORiES.--The subscriber has, and
n keeps constantly on hand, an assortment
Of hockaways, Buggies and Bsrouches, made of the
best materials and by the skifull workman.
Which ne wl sell on as accommodating terms as any
ORDERS taken for any style Of carriage and executed
faithfully at his on 18th street between
Grace and Franklin. - $3.50 ~ - 80
ia F---d3m ,. O. A. Francis
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Esss.ssszszssssSsS=.=al NOTICE. To ali whom II
tsii:sss:sssss.i.yyf4 MAY CONCERN: Whereas the
Richmond and Danyille Railroad
Company have had the misfortune TO lose their
freight house in Richmond, as well as a portion of
the r0ns stock they constrained for the present
to denver all down reghts the siding of their road
on the depot lot in this city soon as the trains shall
arrVe-ssld freight to be Immediately removed by
those TO whom 1t may be consigned or belong at the
company Will not be responsible for the safe keeping
OF the same, and the parties concerned in any way
interested Will therefore take notice that all down
freight before stated will be at their risk as soon
as uni0aded from the cars. c. CAMPBELL,
ia 10 Sunt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Wishing TO reduce our stock
of Fancy Dress Goods, will for the next two
months offer at cost for cash. entire stock of such
goods consisting in part of Printed and Figured Nous
lines; French and English Plain and Plaid Merinos;
Plaid, Striped and Brocade Silks, with many other
styles suited to the present season.
BINFORD, MAYO l. BLAIR
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VI cheap and useful goods for few weeds only, TO
make an entire clearance of all the goods we had
soled and wet by the late and rains at 50 per
cent. under former prices long line of Bleaehsd
cents; all of which win be designated by being
marked with red pencil letters Also Caeo's at 81
worth l2i cent also finer grades; also, 600 dresses
the finest Cochco prints, at 81 per per yard eolors
fast. " -tes -, ~
Housekeep goods, for present aud early spring
u,e at s7s and ~ cents Linen Srtinss, Pillow Cot.
TONS and Linens, Table Dainasks, Snow Drop and
Damask Table Cloths, Doyles, Napkins Towels Di-
apars, Ginghams, Quilts Msrsailes Coanterpanes,
Naake at "a cents usually l25 cents, Black Cam.
hriss AZ "a cents Calicos a cents cheap for cash.
Hosiery Families and housekee pers win find this
rare ehanc TO supply themssiyes with goods at UNI
preesdented low prices. We wish IL distinctly I'M.
derstood the goods are sold they are, soled and
imnerfeet q E3aB ( ~ CA. GWATkIN,
. Opposite ExehanE re Bark.
TIOVEH SEED. 90 Bushels Prime
u Mountain Clover Seed--in store-and for sale by
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HOUND About two weeks usO, on ibe
corner Of Grace and 7th Streets a LADIES
VEIL, which the owner can have by describing and
psyias foI this advertisement.
ft st
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HI1TosT
AUCTION. SALES.
;, = s--e-s-r-----<~-~S~<o~~
FUTURE DAYS 4 - - I
Mon CoNsTABLEs OFFICE =


HIGH CONSTABLE,s oFFTCE.r
-s.rasrt tttsfMs = ssFeb ruary TEL, Ies6
RY,yIRTUEO or AN ORDER or ~. ne a..
- cut Court of Orange county, made on the "a d.
VI eoruary 1885, In the ease of Newman a SnIlissr
- shsr Daniei Wetzeil. shail on FRIDAY. The An
go the present MONTH in front OF my Office pro-
o,,. eel at Pnbc auction, TO the highest bidder
no,,;ns Drown Mule, well formed aud Of fine pro-
Al. " sarasfy the achment in said case 9258
go; " Virtue Of a distress warrant t,f f,re,ssba~
aeT - "a son SHALL the same time and place
wa,rsn. ' OF selves and Wheat Fans 90 satisfy aid
tons n ~ Of Furniture to satsy ssysrai .xecu.
tn i. 4ssae JAS. p. TYLER /
N1v <,aI,, nenl Paine & Co. : : - :
~ NEsDSYY' g H. AT At, AUCTION.-On WE'D.
~i sen al our Warehouse Nos ia ana Ye
oes " Gioss sundry consi sumepts - ~ ioo 4ndln
msnt OF fREsH DRY GOODS. co,nnr large assort-
Rs aad aeIeoe goods, among which are many
Linen Dainasks and Cottoaades titE EUrr
brown Lnens; checked Coatinas t..atT<tf1 .
finld Gnghaus; Prints 179-'rs' F~s1s aasT49 .
Silk and Gnghauf umbrellss
Parasols; rich Embroideries - - 'iT ~
IS White GOods-a great variety
Silk Mantles-French Launs At .-s.# -Es
Shawls; Linen Towels o.
Black Alpacas; Drap de Etes
sua summer COatings; Vestings -se r. rss-ssskaE
Printed Challies and Bareges -s-e-,4 (
Shifting Stripes; Tckings .l.sf-.a y-s.
Satinets: kerseys; Tweeds se..a se
Brown Shrtings, &C.. &c ...z.s4 -..a s..
With fine lot of CUT GOODS With xvb;oh 49, :
will commence the sale ~. : = - $50. "
Also lot of READY MADE CLOTHING ~
TERMS: All sums under s 100 cash; over that amount
tour months credit for approved paper +F
lie KENT, PAINE L CO, Aucts.
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TOIi KENT-And mmediafe nos.e.

So hOlt - - ttissa 'iiiine"idtt poeHes'
e. Hous-, containing four rooms fronting on Mar
street. and Immediately III rear of the Richmond
jedlcg. College. 1t has attached very large yard
.4i C5ui well OF water.
4pp!y to either Of The Messrs TABB, Richmond,
%. t. p N TABB, ia
Trustee of VIM. Shepard. decd,
fe G-.-t5 Brandon, Henrico county Va
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ENTLEMEN, il fs well worth your
~ while 10 call at HILLS Boot and Shoe store aud
examine water proof Boots that he has just
received they the best Boot that be made,
and at low price for the quality. HILLS store is
NojI27 Main street., Richmond, Va. ia3i
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Dy Thomas w. keesee,
Office with Geo. J. Sumner No. 30 Pearl ST
by Thomas w. keesee.
yith George !. Sumner. No 90 Pearl str

By ThOnias w. keesee.
IOitce with George }. Sumner, No. 30 Pearl street
DEW IN TIE FIRST PRESBY
IL CHURCH FOR SALE AT AUCTfON-Wili
be sold, on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, February 18th
at 4! O'CLOCK, Pew No, 40 in the First Presbyterian
Church, tRev. DR.. Moore's.)
BY order of the Trustee
THOMAS w. KEESEE,2Auct
The above Pew s offered at private sale until the
time of sale. Apply to Arch'd Boiling or r. w.
Quarles fs6
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tF.i y E1G-.. street above the engine house. con
81 .a.L.Hg ~ . reonis. Possession given iIuInt.
stris. Re-, : l15 per annuln. Apply to
frt-H T.. D. EACHO gen' agt. Pearl 81
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MIGHT SALES,.-W1TCHEs. IFwpr
~ RY, &c-Will be sold at auction THIS EVE,
MING, commencing at u o'clock, . large lot Of
Watches, Jswelry, Pens Pencils, &C. ~
ALSO-A general assortment of Fancy A,t,.,..
Cutlery, Dry Goods, Clothing. segsrs, &C. -
no 10 -..t.z. ... ........ 49,. : ALEX. MOTT AMT
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By Alexander Ned.

Ft,KEJSlTuhE, DRY GOODS. CLOTH.
THuRsbAsYH oEs' ikG:-wil be sold at auction on
dry srtciss ~ ebrlary It'll, at 10 o'clock, sun
pa.chasers and at their risk also general
as .t of Household and Kitchen Fnsn;,urs
cs ALso11several invoices Dry Goods Clothing
Shoes, Hats Caps Crockery and Glassw.rs Is n6
Chains. Seals &c. - $50 .i'er "atcnes,
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: Solomon LoYelistelu M agent for carrying OIL
he business OF u TAVERN KEEPER in the Tone.
Iael.t s.tuutcd at ths OF Marshall and Sixth
cts in the city Of kithmoud; all purchases by ny
s--I L gent to be tor cash Only.
is 28--dl2tE JOS. MYERS.
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4 UCTION GOODS! GREAT BARGAINs

NOTICE TO THE LADIEs.-DTe.. ma.
~ that 10 the state OF MAD. ROZANY who finished
her studies thoroughly in this art in Paris as Mey.
ehahfe de Mode MAD. K takes the liberty TO I'm.
she has her establishment at No 1913 Broad street
above 9Th She gives security for desc ription OF
DRESSES when they are spoiled She receives
regularly the latest patterns am plans from France
and will be pleased 70 receive from tise ladies Of this
city and vicinity orders in her line. fe 4-6ts
NIB MAD r. gives an invitation TO the ladies'
who are interested In good FRENCH DRESS MA.
KER, 70 call and see sumo specimens of her art,
which are on exhibition for three days, which are
made 10 order for q lady ofthis city e4-3t~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-07

CLOVEH sEED..-lOO Bushels Prime
u Mountain Clover seed-iu storc-and for sale by
4. LEWIS ", WEBB co,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-07

NYLI.WKf3aHfSs-A BG ER s--Of best
IVl cast-stesi, for sale by
ts2i No It6 Msil q,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-07

TKUSTEE,S SALE...VVill be sold nj
Il public auction on SATURDAY 9th inst on
Council Chamber Hill, at Il o'clock, NJ, 4 likely
young Mules; Wagon barrel Cart. BY order Of
the TRUSTEE.
fa 4-6t+
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JOHN H. MILLER. O1d'y sors't.
IJT nENT-A Trimmed IIvuse ,ITun
FOR RENT-A Brick Tenement

e, t-l - D. aIola-l street. containing lU rooms,
- ,o.i u waite. II the Yard and other conyenieu.
-cs a.. tLo :. -u.s,s. Rent $500. Apply to l.
L.n-lI Z. D. tACHO. gen at. Pearl Il.