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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-07

a he nu
IA this generation to facilitate the business of fein-
and Proong the term Of huap
than this contrbutOn of Chemistry the healing art
vast trial Of ITS virtues TINS Droaa
medicines yet known can so surely control ane cure ne
swept and thousands eve-y
remedy has at length BEEN Soun Which can Be relied on to-
cure the most dangerous Of the lungs Our space
effected by its but would the folio wing
viii eassd
Free wherein full particulars and indputabe proof Of
Office Trans ration. Iawrsns R. Aug 1853:
has recovered from attack of malignant Sesyet
him him dead child Having used yoaG cSs
pest9ra in in the winter $3.50 for ssysts
try little boy gave him ateaspoOnful every three
GUT change and sfssr shrss
GAYS Ss he Was ABLE to es drink without oba
from premature grave and relieve the anxiety of ns2y
eve it be the best medicine exant feeling q the
but for your important discovery my little boy would now
have been in another world,
p. Pow ELL, sqgs. Trang.; I; r. b
DR.. c. AYER.-Sinee your medicine has become knOxa
here it has demand than other cough remedy
praise by those used it, cases
it has done take pleasure in selling It because know
| feel grathed in seeing the benefit it eonfers.
sne WITH M %rss supply fnS ss %GLocK
P s. Almost number of certificates be sentysu
Windsor, @. W. June &c, 1884,
DIR. J. G. AVER. SrThis may certify that have used
Cherry Peetoral of and 1t
belief that should have been my grave this
time if had IL of dangerous affection
of the lungs and do not overstae convictions when
tell you it is priceless remedy.
Yours very respectfully,
ID. A. MCCLURE, Attorney at Law,
Wilksbarre Pa. September %. 1850
DR.. J. O. AxrR. My dear Sir-Your medicine is much
who it and its compost
ton such to insure and maintain its reputaton inva
risbly it for pulmonary Affections do OF
our principal physicians. 1 am your friend:
CHAS. STREATER, NJ. D.
PREPARED BY
A M T. s c.. A Y E r,
PRACrIcA ANALYTICAL CHEMIST, LowELL. MASS
SOLD RT
Keller, Farnsley & Co., Evansville. Ind;
Iagre a. Crawford. Owensville
Halloek a. Parmiter. Princeton;
g. b. Bingham Patoka;
w j. Whiting. Cynthana;
J Il. Jaquess a. Co.. Poseyvilll
Messrs, Gardiner at Blairsville and VAUDEVILLE;
Williams and Robertson. " est franklin:
Dr.. Thomas Newman and Jas. Sampson. Mt. VeraenS
Hudspeth a. Bro. Boonville;
Bowers II Sargent. Newburgh;
Adams a. Campbell. Petersburgh;
Fred .Eakstein. Cincinnati, o., and alldruggists.
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MOUND PROBABLY FATAL.

Editor of the Democratic IEeVie&A
Stabbed.
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WITH divided swell, secured By letters pat
II a9ls tent. May Esd. 1855.
81 nj II y n this swell, solo may
81 III ube played with the full power OF the instru
ment while the acc AN ment subdued Here
MeIodeon made by Prince Col will be fur
nished with this without extra charge.
Messrs Prince Co. could realize handsome fortune by
ofrigts but they prefer
It their instruments, it only be OBJ
~ - w f. CoLBURN Western Agent.
mV1 761a Vest Fourth street.
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( G2IC&A lgA5a

HANANA, PRINCIPE AND DOMESTIC.
HAVING opened exclusively for the sale of cigar
and invite the dealers in this article and
the country merchants to call and examine
tensive stock consisting of the most desirable brands
from so to 500 in box. shall
keep constantly excellent hand and will
prices The attention of Barroo and hotel
keepers politely requested having always
to suit their trade n hand II. ANSF ACHER.
streets nearly opposite Hement
& VieIe and Preston Bros, my2
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FINE WALL APERs-UPHOIsTERY WORN
lily 4 .nLrR


SCHMIDT STARK have received at their establish
- First street. large assortment of Wall Papers
qualities the gilded comprising
thing OF the most beautiful description IL this line They
everything apPertaninE uphols and
e.. in superior style Having just ENLARGED
accommodate increased business.
prepared receive customers and show thema
ock and low prices ap29tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-07

bought stock taken the formerly
occupied by T. Bacon Co.. Main street. opposite
the aneh Bauk, and have made large additions to their
with future supplies nstihes
promising citizens % Evansville ard vicinity
great the article Of Faii2 Groceries
city Being determined every exeron to
ali hone alberal Pat
ronage. All Goods delivered charge.
mhi3 HERSHBERGER a ca RSON.
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AM BR o Z Y p Il S
TAKEN AZ S'EsEi

- Ut NJ II Re "a MI =
AVTNG very heavy Pense IN learning the pro-
cess am in fitting for taking AmhrotyPcs
am now prepared to put the finest any
hrovpes from one-uinth one-haf SIZE. The Ambro-
tyne far superior DaguerreOtype beauty
having glare the Duguerreetype plate
light. We also take pictures sitting.
positive negative picture and when held light
it perfectly transparent The Amhrotypes durable
heine. when finished entirely tight
be taken in all kinds of weather
Time adults seconds children
iram t Please calf az see specimens
fsts-tf " " TILEaTON.
aROTAIOEs.-l bushels Zee Per K Bell. fcr sale
~ my-0 W. a ). VICKEhY.
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PREPARED BY
] A NJ E s G. A Y Il r,
COKEAND COAE, TAR,

LII persons wishing buy Coke Coal Tar of the Gas
IA Company requested to call at the office of the
Locust between list and I'd Streets and cash
advance hereafter coke will be delivered at the
works without order from the President.
myI 2. e.. KEATS, Prest.
EpR. CARB. sODA-4O hall bis reed and for sale By
D my5 ORR, DALZELL a. co.
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WISH to form fren DIS aud the bile generally, th
have opened my Ice Cream Saloon on First sire
nearly opposite the Postoice where to give ent
saJisfacf ali who favor with their
mYI6-tf z. MCkAY :.
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5, ALFCK. CRAIG. o. TRUMAN.
SPRING STOCK. 1856.

Main Fourth Louisville X and l7S Water
St., New York.
EwTHoLEsALE dealers in Hats, Cars and Straw Goods
w have in store and in daily receipt of the
complete of goods in their line to found in
any establishment West of New York City. We
selling and shall Merchants
favorable and low the
bought the Eastern markets.
We invite examination of stock forconvncng proc
ofo our assertion apl5-3m
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NEW WHOLESALE HsNF: AND
: IL g

LISeGDls Ss'sSEsE.
"a hvrv in form the Prbr of ErauS lie and suTrouh
NH Ing untry reufrat, that have under hts date
said shall keep
y all OF Wne and lEsT which "" nicnd 20 sell at
the low CouHtry Keepers viii do well to give
u n call.
Pircnar attention called stock or pure PORT
French brandes good old Whisky
in bottles which adapted for medical purposes
$. HAMRD x CO.
my16-tf Main street opposite t'e q urt House
SsTFR GANDII9Sis boxes Of fun weight STAR Candles
- ree'd and Cor sale by my20 j. W. Is 5. VICkER1.
AUIsEEE HAAIS.-A supply of these very superior
Hams, Bowling Green. reed and fo- sale by
hIyI3 HERSHBERGER ARSON.
THEY CAME ESE BEAT!
VERY FL T. : u NJ NJ J. X 5 o FT L $ :.
TENHE best highest and finest shaded Soft Hats that
q he Call aud
my2s VAUTIER 81 BIARCONNIER. Main street.
ENXTRA FAMILY VINEts4R-25 bbls for sale by
hL myZs s. E. GILBERT & CO.. Sye. near Water
WOOD! WUOD!!
HICKORY and Ash Wood for sale sing 10 d in
9 a larger quantities. Leave orders at
j. w. & S. VICKERY'S
my2S Family Grocery. Main ST
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"a u o lbs assorted Gun Packing;
l. reels Packing Yarn:
200 lbs assorted White ROpe;
doz assorted Wrenches;
3Olbs No Flour o Emory;
bbls Winter strained Lard Oil;
0 T sale by my7 HORNBRo0K IL co.
NH ADDER, d C.--l cask Nader; Dbl Salt Petre;
I'VE bags Pepper bags SPiee, Just reed per luha by
m H. COOK AZ SON.
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my1 1913 Vest Fourth street:
MOE = NENY SPMLNG GOODS.


ENoLBURN e HERSHBERGER have removed their
~ stock of Mattresses to the building lately put qp
by Mr. Hughes Water street. door to Canal bank
where will keep constantly hand at wholesale aaa
Mattresses all sizes ane kno-
viz: Spring Cotton Moss Shuck, hair and Jenny LIND
ALso-Bed Comforts o all sizes
ALso-Cotton Moss Hair shuek and Feather Pliloss:
Mattresses TO order guaranteed to give satsse
good article will please We US esn
The Country Merchants is particularly
our stock Main door to Canal Bank EHansVe
Ind. hinso
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-07

EAR. W. A. HORRALL Eclectic physician. tenders hi:
services the citizens of Evansville and vicinity il
practice medicine and bsterics Office Main
opposite the house in the office formerly occupied y
j n. NcGill. NJ. ID. my1-3m+
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-29

A SENSIBLE WoRp Amour NEWSPAPERS
Rev. Abel Stevens, the editor Of the National
Magazine, says
awe do not in our editorials, hold ourselves
responsible TO the personal views nf any ind.
vidual patron. For ourselves, personally, we
would not subscribe sixpence to periodical
which should hold itself bound 10 re-edit only
received views, or to bring US from month to
month such opinions only as are admitted by
common consent, or are repettion-a rehash
of our own individual things. We prefer
something Notwithstanding provocative
of new and progressive thought-even if i,
challenges, sometimes, our dissent. This i:
one of the prime rules of good editing, and be
that don't like it, had better clear our track as
soon as possible
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-29

"hAs" ~ IAohlN' ohiP'- no snip
OuOa" OF oree""cN, Napt' galloway, which
a''eu a' 'a' port fom Demarara on Wednes-
Jay ne' WIN most extraordinary adventure
y" ner ao'ne"afu voyage ABOUT ~ r. NJ
y" '"e nv" '"s''' VIC SUPP WHEN was running
S''o'' '"e "'nu F" '"e rae oil ~ KNOTS an
nou'' ''ccl'eu snGn severe shocK mat she
"ee'e, o'e' se'e'a' s''oses, a"u ner way was
ov"'P'e'oy SoPpeu, W",'s 'ne men VINO were
s'eep'ng OH 'ne S'aiooa'u oer'hs OF the iop-gal-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-29
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, November %, 1850.
At market 200 Catc2000 Deevcs and aa stores consist,
ing Of Working Oxen, Cows and one two and three Year, old
PmcEs-Marke Beet, Extra quality 81 90 90;
second do 80 90 90 third do IS 90 90 ordinary
90. y
Stores-workirg Oxen--seO, 1885, 100 rs per pair
but little inquired for.
cows and CGiuss-s30, IS, 10, 90 co.
fe~tings-e15a 10 TUO Years oid-s9O 25. Three
Years od-s25 a IS.
sheep aud LInbsTil at market Pricrs-In lots 81 u.s.
100, 80 30 so each extra and selections 50 to g.
STfne2lOO Western at market Prices-Iive weight IL
&c dressed III IL per bi shoats-wholesale lie;
retail IL 10 DC per N.
Hides-T II Sc rib. TaiIotr-s l-2 a DC. Pehs-fl
% each for those taken Oh in November car Skins-i3
lie per n.
There 12I Boston and Maine Railroad ~
over the Boston and Lowell 1856 the Rcburg loaded th
Cattle Sheep Swine, and Horses.
n D-Bee extra and quality includes nothing but te
best large, fat stall fed Oxen
Second quality includes the hest gras- fed Oxen the best
fed Cows and the best three years old Steers.
shepExra includes Cossets and when few selected
from lots.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-29
DEATHS.

In this village Nov 2Oih SALLY JosLYN aged o. years
formerly Of Chesterfield, NJ IL. Papers in N. H., and Mass
please copy.
In Springfield, Mass, Nov l5h the residence Of his
~ Of Pufhey, VI
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-29

y The greatest natural ornament to the "hu-
man form divine" is unquestionably fine. luxu-
rant, healthy growth Of hair. 1t has been so es-
teemed in all ages of the world, and among all na-
tons, savage and civilized. Hence, the Indian
brave regards the scalp of his enemy as his great
est trophy. For similar reason, the fashionable
belle often DISCUSSES the region ofvaniy, as well
her other chronological organs with borrowed locks.
He who should discover mode ofpreventing the
hair from showing the inroads of enyious Time by
turning prematurely gray, method by which it
could be restored when falling off turning white,
and a way of promoting it's continued and luxuri-
ant growth, would be justly entitled to rank among
the benefactors Of the human race. Read the tes-
timon als in another column, Of the wonderful, not
to say miraculous effects of Professor Woods Hair
Restorative" and see if he has not accomplished
all ths.-[Capital City Fact.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-29

little more like immortal beings. You have
the means-only study thesmode, which lies
within yonr grasp.-N. Y. Tribune.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-29

A mule race came of on Thursday, on the
Centrevile course, l.. l., for purse Of $50,
mile heats, best in 5. Four animals were
entered The mules exhibited their natural
obslinacy. One fellow was pitched head over
heels one mule banked and could not be in
duced to return 70 the track; another paid a
visit to the Interior Of the bar, and smashed de-
canters and glasses. A fellow called Eastern
Jack won the three last heats and the rider
took the purse.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-29
oARD TO rnpLADIEs. DIR, pupoNoo,

IA FRENCH PERIODICAL GOLDEN PILLS Infallllle In
removing stoppages Irregularities Of the ineses These
pills nothing new but have been by the doctors for
many years, both In France and America with UNPARALLELED
success In every casei AMI he Is urged by many ladies
who have used them, to make the Pills Public the aeyla
ton Of those suffering from any Irregularities Of whatever ma
ture, we'll IN prevent pregnancy those ladies whose
health will not permit increase of family Pregnant females
OF those surprising themselves cautioned against using
these Pulls while pregnant the proprietor ASSUMES
sponsbiiy after the above adnoniton although their mild
you'd preTent any mischief health Otherwise these
Pills are recommended Full and explicit directions aecompas
ny each box. Price 81 per box.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by JOSEPH CLARK, General
Agent for Bmeboo VI Soda by druggists everywhere.
f Ladies by enclosing him 81 90 Dtleboro Post Office
have the Ps sent conhdentialyl by return mail Re
member and ask for Dr. DuPoneos Golden PHs. Signature
on eaol box.
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C0partnerShir,
NOTICE.
A RARE CHANCE.

NY young Wishing n engage in light and proh,a-
bic business dn as follows; seri4 70 my address
dllar ani viii send n amy part II the United
Canadas, set of MAGIC COPYING or IMPRESSION PA
PER- with true copy of the original directions Any Undue
trlou- young easily make irn $50 $50 per month
IN the manufacture and sale Of the ahase paper No macn-
cry required as many suppose II il plain, easy AMI profit
abs, Address A, PHTfRE,
IS Lraitisb1r, VI
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MARRIA0 8.

In rateboro, Nov. 25h, by Rev. Geo r. Tyler GEORGE
s. WEST Of Minnesota, and Miss LUCINDA p FRENCH Of
Dummerston.
In Ilinsdale, n. H. Thursday morning. Nov 18TH by Rev.
Mr. Wells ALBEIT n SWAIN, Editor Of the Bellows Pals
Times, and Miss SUSIE W.. PUTNAM, Of Hinsdale.
In Nottingham, Nov. Goth, by Rev. Amherst Lamb Mr..
NEWELL u. HALL and Miss LUCY NJ. HULL.
In Somerset Nov 10th, by Rev. H. =. Merriheh Mr. ABEL
X ErABRO0Ks Of strattnn, and Miss ADEA 5. PIKE Of
Somerset.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-29

GTRAYED OR STOLEN PROM THE SUB
- scrber on the 7th inst large BRINDLE BULL DOG,
With large white spot upon side Of his head Whoever
viii give Information return sad dos shall be suitably
rewarded. NM T. RYTIER
Braitsboro, Nov. eSlh, 1850 IS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-29

MASONIC NOTIcE.-The regular communication Of Col
DEN RULE LoDGE FREE ACCEPTED MAsoSs will he held
at their Hall in PUTNEY the Wednesday before the
full moon in each month, at O'Clock P. NJ.
Putney, Jan. 1850. j. LOW, Secretary.
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AGAIN-and once aganw. A. Bacon invites your attep-
ton to the fact that his Excelsior Preparations exce
cd for strength purity and eeacy-Ty hair OIL eolognes
extracts, perfumes, &C.. &c. Ludlow, VI C.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-29

ed US to the real facts ofiheir mode of living.
as we looked for progress and reform in that
department along with the whole upward i'm
pulse the age. Without going South, where
we learn from the Southern papers that the
civilized life of the White Trash is lower than
that of the Indians, or taking the poor of the
North, but combining ourselves to notice of
people having enough to eat, drink, wear and
keep house with, we find the standard of com
tort, the laws Of physical being included. sadly
on the wrong side of the balance The people,
in word, have much to learn of the arts of
life, and on this head We wish to say few plain
words.
There are some things necessary to const-
tute wel-ordered household, whether it cost
few hundred or many thousands year.
Among these is first the aristocratic habit of
having fresh water aud plenty of it, Next,
there is the liberal use Of the said water appli.
ed to washing the body. regularly and entirely
every day; washing the hands clean when work
is over OF meals are ready cleansing the teeth,
so as to forestall or retard decay and keep the
breath pure. Now in regard TO water, the
provisions of the great majority Of little coun-
try households are simply vile and shameful.-
A basin and ever which would not accommo-
date monkey are set before man. Then
such things as proper conveniences for bathing
seem desperately scarce. The people, in
word, don't wash themselves. They are not
clean. Where one washes himself from top
TO toe each day, there are hundreds who do not.
The greasy mob" is thus term too true
and why should it be sol Why cannot the
man of small means be as careful of his person
as the dandy, as the courtier, as the arstocratl
Wash and be clean. Look well at the type It
baptism, and find it an everything declaration
against the filth of the masses, and the diseases
moral and physical, such filth begets five
had 10 give advice to parent, the first thing
we would say would be: Battle daily, and make
your children do the same be spo,essly clean.
But the standard of cleanliness is now awfully
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-23
by VIM. Tench. Auct'r.

VALUABLE MILLS, MACHINERY,
VIC TO BE RENTED AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
-On TUESDAY, 9th May, inst, the large BRICK
BUILDING and MACHINERY of the two Water
Power Mills in the city of Petersburg, the Ca.
nal Basin, known as the Canal Mills, will be rented
public auction, at II o'clock, NJ, the premises
for a period eftwo years and four months.
They will be rented separately. The upper Mill,
containing Machinery for the manufacture of Cotton
into Cloths and which has been in operation until
last Summer, and can be put immediately at work,
consisting of Looms, Spindles, Carding, Drawing
Frames Speeders, &c. ~ /
The Machine Shop in the Basement. containing
the usual Tools Lathes &c. TO carry the business.
The lower Mill, containing Machinery for the man
ufscture of Cotton.
The Basement has Machinery for grinding Corn
and Plaster
The Teuaut Houses and Lands attach ed, on the
opposite side ofthe Canal, adjoining Mr.. James Dun.
lop's residence. 3
Terms &c will be made known at the SALE
Notes with approved security will be required for the
rent. payable quarterly.
These Mills Offer great inducements TO parties de-
sirous to engage in the business
my 22-tds VIM TENCH, Aucrr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-23

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
~ and Lot ON Union HilI.-In pursuance Of decree
pronounced BY the Circuit Court of the County Of
henrico, in the suit Of Ratclis Lewis and sls on
the 18th day Of April 1856, the undersigned appoint
ed a commissioner by the said decree. will on FRI
DAY, the 30th day of May. 1885, at the hour of 5
O'clock, M, expose to sale, at public auction, on
co, Union HILL the city Of Richmond fronting
thirty feet Twenty third street, and running
back between parallel lines, one hundred and thirty
two feet being the property which William B.
Cary lately resided. .s+5s s. -
TERms-Onethird cash; and the residue in two
credit instalments of and II months, carrying I'M
his bond for the credit instalmenfs and title to pro-
psrty retained until full purchase money 10 paid
The taxes the present year be paid BY the
chaser. JOHN HOWARD. Comm;r. 4
Sale conducted by GoDDN 4 APPERsoA.
nv l9---tds
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BY g. T. Worthnm 4. Co.. AncT.

Y. Il. Worthnm & Co., Aucts.
ON TUESDAY, May 17th, nj our s,ore
- commencing at IL o'clock, A. M, we viii sal
lo9 hhds. prime to choice SUGARS. -
Inns ms of SALE: FOR all sums under 500, cash ;
BILE paper C. T. WORTHtM T. "a o''"'
my Gus Auctioneers.
KY virtne Of Deed of Trust executed on
me z4tn Of January, 1855 by Patrick H. Bridge
water, and duly acknowledged in the Clerks Office
OF Henrco County Court. shall, at the request of
the parties Interested proceed to sell on the 18th Of
May. at the hour Of II o'clock NJ in front of the
Court House of Henrico county, six acres of land.
more or less lying in the county of Henrico about
miles below Richmond, on the Williamsburg road.
upon which there is small house. Tn. title to the
above property il believed to be good but shall con.
vey only such title a. is vested in me-
TERMs-One- third cash, and upon credit of three
and six months for negotiable satisfactorily
dorsed interest added from the day of sale az to the
residue. A. B. HUTCHESON
Trustee.
The above sale is postponed until the first MON.
DAY in June, at the same time ard place
my l6--tds A. B. HUTCHINSON, Trustee
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By Taylor & Williams, 1ac1..-

/ AMGE BkICK TENENENT an IN IN
nrs nNI 18th SITS AT AUCTION.-On WIN
$3.50 18th May, at IL O'Clock win be- sold ~.
Ioan 10y prick tenement and out buildings AZ ths
corner OF Main and 18th reeta, occupied by M -
.; ~ spence. Also, brick building In the rear.
ne:e buildings contain large amount Of build;n,
eaaer and the sale is therefore worthy of thsi. ~
,..; ne purchaser will be required to remove III.
,n.S. Iaaa wan,n reasonable time, which will BE-
my q "i An..;a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-23

TWO HOUSES AND LOTS ON FIRST.
4 BETWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL STS..
AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY, z3d of Nav. ATS
O'Clock z. M upon the premises will be eoId two
framed Tenements. situated ~ above, ON the LAT
side Of lst street The lots front together about fty
feet. "a -
The houses have BEEN lately painted and improved
are in good order, and rent we'll
TERMs-One. fourth cash !; balance at T. and 70
months, for notes. with interest added, and trust
deed TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMs
myI4 lucts
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