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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-15
BY Davenport, AIIen q. 10.
By ThOmas ". Keesee-

ofice with Geo. J. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl street.
SIXI SMEE EIATURES FOR SALE AT
- AOCTIoN:-Wil be sold on WEDNESDAY
=. NJ IA Iotn instant, commencing at 10 O'Clock
st no iS4 Main street. all of the Shelving Counters
ep 10 THOMAS w. KEESEE, Auct.
( tONsTABLEsS SALE.--By virtue Of a
Monroe dated the 7th of April 1856 shall proceed
20 sen at public auction on FRIDAY, the 18th
inst the house lately occupied by the said Monroe
Inthian hall, all the Household and Kitchen Furni-
1are consisting In part of Chairs Sofas, Secretary
nockng Chairs Arm Chairs, l Lounge, Mating on
on passage Dining Tables. Sideboard, Bureaus, 5
Seas and Bedding, Washstands China Ware and
Cutefy, TWO Lounges, large Kitchen Stove, nearly
precisely ]. p TYLER Fl r. r
ap 1l-tds = y " ~
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~ To the Voters of Henrico County.--
Fellow Citizens 1t becoming neesssaryin May next to
elect Sheriff for county, otter myself candi-
past as Deputy Sheriff, an opportunity has been eff
forded you of forming opinion to my qualifica-
TONS pledge myself should it be your pleasure to
elect me, to continue my efforts to merit your conf
dence. Very respectfully,
fe I3--dtMy22 JOHN Z. CHILDREY
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" To fhc Voters Of Henrico County,.
am candidate for the office of CLERK of the Cir
cult Court of Henrco county aud respectfully solicit
the suffrage of my fellow-citizens with the
ance, if elected that the duties of the Office shall be
faithfully discharged.
ap lI--d&ctde+ THOMAS C. HANES.
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~ TO the Voters Of the City Of Rich.
ss response to call sisned by large number
u my Ieiiow,citizens addressed to me TO-DAY and
pseity; announce myself candidate for the Office
=. ShEhiFF OF the city of Richmond should il
s your pleasure to elect me. shall endesvor to dis.
ner. n y Ef III s ~ Il, ,, ~
April IL 1856 -.
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BY Larus & shine.
STOCK OF G Il o @ X cry, GLASS
~ WARE &n AITGTION -yy;f h. al

STOCh VF. y II u U N Il X ULASS
- WARE, &C., AT AUCTION-Will be sold al
auction, on MONDAY, the l4th inst, commencing at
10 O'clock, at our store, IA Main street. q stock of
Crockery and Glass Ware, embracing In part: Tum-
blers, Cups and Saucers, Glass Plates, Brown Pitch
ers, Diamond and common Decanters Liquor Bottles,
Ewers and Basins Glass Cover Dishes, Ticklers,
Looking Glasses, Mugs, Plates, Molasses Cans, Cas-
tors, Hand Lamps, Ice Cream Platea tor ether with
many other articles too numerous to detail.
TERMS cash. sale positive.
ap ll-tds LARUS x SHINE, Aucts.
OSTPONEMENT.-The above sale Of Crockery
and Glass Ware is postponed to TUESDAY morning.
at whica time, will be added 200 dozen Glass Jars !;
also large consignment of House Furniture belong
ing to family, Declining housekeeping consisting Of
the usual variety LARUS l. SHINE,
ap 14-tds Auctioneers
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~ To the Voters of HenricO County,
am candidate for the Office of Sheriff at the coming
election in May next. Having served as deputy
sheriff in both districts of the county for the past
years. fatter myself that qualified to discharge
the duties of the Office Should it be your pleasure
to elect me- the business of the Office shall be faith
fully attended to.
NH did JNO A. HUTCHINSON.
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Passengers FER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN, L.

PifsrSGERS FER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN, L..
Parish master, arrived yesterday from New York
C.ot Sturdvant, John Burton w 0 Thompson.
, Asfiusion Vim |. Smith. h Nichols II N Rowe
|, nen1ins, c Weber, A Ernette, Geo Swage, w 4
,-5sruan, Scharm, ' d Groner, II C Guy II L.
KsmAe A Rorke. keeble ID w Cromwell Mrs +
Y Ltsa. Miss NJ Lee, Miss S Jnes @ X
To.Ty. Z Menk, D McGregcr, J Burbank,
" il Greer, Mrs Dean. children and nurse,
". Ferris Miss X Fowler, Minzenheimer
I5su Hsllest, Mrs Miuzenheimer and children
MS Green, Mrs Thomas and Child, Mrs NJ
s1r.ey Pointer George Lane, Miss B Gray,
s Aksrs snd LADY, r + Harris, w d Cooke, Capt Nc
Si.ney. L S n Geo Fitchett and lady, C Smith,
: Lane Miss NJ Dawson. Mrs c Mosey, T Boyston,
NM Bovston and child. Mrs C w Parsons J 8 Gil
lam. Mrs E Nishtengale. WIN Williams. lady and
lighter, Tompkins, Johu Wilson, and 26 in steer
rye.
Also from Norfolk-A Winslow. J White, John T
RrGmond, John Perry, A l. Hill, John O'Neal, w II
Wessell w Walters and son. ID Bryant, l. Grit
s,a, R Hudgins Mrs " Il Chapman and child. JLo
sssuSs Jos Dorsett.
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ARRIVED

AkhtNED,
ss..n,er Jamestown, Parrish N Y, mdze aud pas
.ssrs. Ludlam and Watson.
F.ssssner Bevidere, Pritchett, Baltimore, mdze
liam & Wsison.
ear Mary Willis, Creighton, Baltimore, rndzs w
q Coquitt Co
sammi.. ,.,..,. MI. ...-, -, ~, =
S,.,ner City of Richmond Mitchell, Phila nd.s
I'd passengers II Tattle.
sns Maria Jones' Louis, N Y, suano, f II Skinner
.ad Fry Sons
SAILED,
s.ssmer Pennsylvsuia Teal, Phila, n,dze and pas.
,,r,ers C Tuttle.
Ssbr 4 P Waller. Lively, williamsburg, mdxe.
erhr Butterfly. Hubbard, Baltimore, mdze, w d
,-,ron;tt Il Co,
s.hr G Brown, Lakewood, N Y. mdze, w d
,-1'guilt Co.
s.hg Angeiins, Hammon. Boston. mdxe Rankin.
SIR Edward Wootten, down the river 70 load
s.hr ANA C Baker, Irelsnd, via Port wslthau 70
al i.h coal for PhilH.
Schr L.fayett, Brown, Petersburg, hay.
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FELLOW CITIZENS In responding to the many fiat
terng calls which your kindness has induced you
make upon me in reference to becoming candidate
for the office of SHERIFF for the city of Richmond
it affords pleasure say that having been connected
with the Office in question for nine years past feel
myself competent to discharge the duties incident
it, and should it be your pleasure to confer it me-
my best efforts shall be exerted merit your entire
approval. PHILIP r. WINSTON.
NH 28-ts
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Wv To the Voters of Henrico County.
4, announce myself candidate for the Office o.
SLEhh o. the Circuit Court Of the county of Hen
ap i4--dtde*
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~Ta tIe Voters ofthe CITY of r

EFT0 the Voters ofthe City of Richmond
Unsolicited by forty friends, announce myself
a candidate for Sheriff of the city.
have not had four years experience in the county
nine in the city, but consider myself competent to
discharge the duties of the office, and solicit your
votes for the same. Respectfully,
5-ts WIN. N. TINSLEY.
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t. For Sheriff of RichmOnd.-Henry *.
ELLYsoN, Esq, will be voted for at the approaching
May election for SHERIFF OF RICHMOND.
sp l2-Stt MANY VOTERS
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EF To the voters of the City of Rich.
MoND.-I offer myself candidate for the office of
SHERIFF of the city, and if elected. | pledge my
self to see the duties faithfully discharged.
Bp ltd" CYRUS GODDIN.
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U TO the FOttfS OF ffenrIcO COun1ys-A
vacancy having occurred in the office Of CLERK Of
the Circuit Court of Henrico by the death of the late
said office. Having acted assistant and deputy
in the Clerks Office of the County Court of said
county for the last four years, my official business
them opportunity of forming opinion as to my
qualifications, and l most respectfully submit that
question TO them for their decision
ap lots TEMPLE ELLETT.
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To the Voters of Henrico County,
FELLOW CITIZENS: At the solicitation of many
friends hereby announce myself candidate for
the office of CONSTABLE in the Sd District of Hen
rico county Should it be your pleasure to elect me,
'hs duties of the Office shall be discharged faithfully
Respectfully, WIN. H. DAVIS.
ap 9-dtde*
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Iy-T0 my Friends and Fellow Citizens of
JEFFERSON WARD.-As you will be called upon at
next May election to elect COMMISSIONER
OF THE REVENUE, There bong by recent act
of the General Assembly one for each Ward,) trust
that it may be yeur pleasure to confer the office upon
me, as believe myself competent aud in need of
it. BY doing, you viii receive the heartfelt thanks
of Your obedient servant
ap I0--6t* GEO. w. TOLER.
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o. Notice TO the voters of Henrico Coun.
ty, District No2 am a candidate for the office of
CONSTABLE, and should it be your pleasure to elect
me- pedgs myself TO discharge the duties faithfully
an 7-lm* SAMUEL J. BARKER.
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THIs DAY.

BY Alexmnaor Men. 49,
FuRNITURk uRUCkRIKs. CLOTH.
ING, kcrWm be soId &c Auetion THUS
MOANING, sflo O'Clock, general assoftmsof sew
and second band Furniture, otoves de- ~ : So
ALSO-6eversl invoices Dry Goods, Clo<hine.
Shoes, Caps and fancy articles s@ 1900 - -
s. ADDITIONAL.
Is bbls. Picked Salmon, 100 boxes Scotch Hsninsa
10 boxes Soap, Brandy whiskey. Wins, Colfss,
Wrapping Paper, Salt Tea, kc-, 50 boxes Msnufac-
tured Tobacco, 5000 Cissrs one second hsud Pixno
spi5 sass ALEXANDER MOTT Auct
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THOMAS C. HANES.

" To the Voters of HenricO County,.
Felow-citizeps, in accordance with the wishes OF
many friends, hereby announce myself candidate
for reelection to the Office of CONSTABLE in 3rd
District. Respectfully,
up 1I--dtde% N. J. SHEPHERD.
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BY Taylor & Williams.
VALUABLE PkOPkhTY ON BROAD

VAEE,AnLE rkOPkhTY ON BROAD
TUESDAY, 10th April, OF o'clock. upon the premi-
ses will be sold that large three story brick 6ouse
at the Southwest corner of Broad and 18th streets
now In the occupancy of DR. Gavinzel The house.
has about rooms, with basement, kitchen outhouses
and stable and from the location both central and
very valuable stand for q tavern 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 is of the charac-
ter which will yield good rent.
Terms: One.fourth cash balance at and IL
months, with interest added and secured by trust
this year TAYLOR { WILLIAMS,
NH % Auctioneers
II EAUTIFUL DING LOTS ON
DAY, 2lst April, at Al O'Clock, P M upon the prem
lses, will % sold lat of ground situated within the
Horse Lot at the Fair Ground enclosure at the south
west corner of Grace and Laurel streets fronting so
feet Grace street and running back 5 feet to an
alley 20 feet wide. These really beautiful lots.
TERMS will be made known, at the time of sale,
and will be very accommodating if desired.
ap4 TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND ON CA.
RY AND 8TH STREETS AT AUCTION-On
FRIDAY, 18th April, at A O'Clock. P. NJ, upon the
west intersection of Cary and 9th Streets fronting on
9th street So feet inches running back Cary
50 feet with some old framed buildings thereon.
The location of the property is such as to insure
good rents II properly improved
TERMS One-fourth cash. balance at 4, and II
sp IA TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF vALUA.
~ BILE REAL ESTATE, ON FRANKLIN ST,
AND UNION HILL.-As Commissioners under a
decree of the Circuit Court OF Richmond, made on
the 10th day of March, 1885, in the of Hof and
wife against Roganni &c, shall sell public auc-
tion upon the premises respectively, on TUESDAY,
22d day of April 1885, in the order named below the
real estate of which Gregory Roganni died possessed,
namely-at IL O'Clock, NJ, brick tenement and lot
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
Street.
Immediately thereafter, viii be sold the tenement
at the corner of Franklin and Wall streets, known
the sWhite Halp corner, fronting II feet and run
ming back to the Wall Street Hotel property.
And on the afternoon of the same day. commencing
at Al O'CLOCK will be sold tbs House and lot Union
HILL on 22d st. in rear of the new Methodist church.
and now occupied by Mr.. J. B. Martin. This proper
ty will be divided to lay of several building lots
separate from the house. ---
Terms: One-thrd cash and the balance on a Gre
dit of and IL months with interest from the day of
SALE for negotiable notes. and title until
veyance is decreed by the court. - 3D. .5..
Taxes and insurance for this year to be paid by the
purchasers. II. A. CLAIBORNE,
C. C. McRAE,
Il o. H. L. M - . IfWrN A.--A
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BY LArUs d Shine.
STOCK OF FARMING IMPLEMENTS
- AT AUCTION.-Will be sold At auction Sa-
TUkDAY the 18th met, at 10 o'clock, at the Horse
Lot near the Central Depot the entire effects of the
firm of Mott, Lewis Wilson, late agricultural mer
chants they having declined partnership, consisting
in part of Corn Planters large Ploughs, Vegeta-
BILE Cutters, Cutting Boxes Wheat Drills, large
Thresing Cleaner and Horse Power, Store Trucks,
Garden Rollers Grindstone with frame, Hominy and
Corn Mills Thermometer Churns Sausage Cutters,
Hand Grindstones Cast Iron Pig Troughs, together
with many other articles in the trade.
apI2 LARUS SHINE, Aucts.
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I AND FOR SALE.-IwilI offer n tract of
IL land, containing $50 acres one-half is well tim
bered with oak and pine wood, suitable for plank
cord wood three miles from Swineyard's wharf, and
adjoining the lands of Joseph Gentry and Others will
be sold public auction at Charles City Court House,
at o'clock, April nth, 1856.
Terms made known ON the day Of sale.
JOHN w. NEW,
ap l2-5t* J. L. WALKER.
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PICHAIOND SODA WATER AND BOT
II THING ESTABLISHMENT.-Itisa fired fact
that the only genuine article of BOTTLED SODA
WATER, made in this city, is put up by N, MccOR.
MACK, who fiatters himself that he is able 10 COM
pete with any manufacturer, either North South,
having been engaged in the business for the last nine
years.
he is now conducting the above business in all its
branches for Mr.. WIN. P. LADD, and takes this me.
thod of informing his numerous friends and the pa
irons of his old establishment, that nothing his
part shall be wanted to sustain its former reputs.
ton.
"MccoRMACK'S SODA WATER
or SODA WATER, ALE and PORTER deliver.
ed 10 all parts Of the city, free Of charge
CR- All orders from city or country customers
promptly attended to. Address
ap5sm Pearl st.. and No, sos Broad st.
nAGUEKhEUTYPE WAGONS, Nos. z,
IL and TO- corner of 7th and Broad streets. JOHN
SON has another wagon arrived. and will hereafter.
during his limited say be able to furnish his numerous
customers with good PICTURES without deisy, a.
there are now FIVE operators and several kinds Of Ca
meras with the best apparatus and lights. Come
early in the day, in any kind OF weather. Clouds or
rain make no difference except for children no
duced prices 50 cents and one dollsr ap 80
TTsONSOKIAL NOTiCE.-The citizens OF
i Richmond and vicinity hereby respectfully
informed that we the undersigned have opened an
establishment on 18th street. under MT a. Dlvars
store in which HAIR CUTTING and SHAVING 10
done In the neatest and most fashionable style We
have also machine, 10 Niagara, which VIII cure
the Cephalaig pain, Aspe the blues and ex
csli and see it Estsoah ,ent open from A. NJ. to
sP.M. FRANCIS IIGHEOOT = CO.,
ap lo-6tf Inn .--e- =.
T Asst NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MUST BE
IL CLOSED.-The business of BRAzEAL stage
must be closed We therefore respectfully request
sll persons ndebe to the late firm to come forward
and pay their dues, as longer lndulgepse vi no' 70
given. WIN =; $780, s.s
70 BOXEs sANGEK's MUsTARD.--
sp CIV bUHIoP, moNcURE { co.
EKKEN HOUSE GLAss..-l0g boxes
Green House G bIsSS essui MoscsE e
A DAnIANTINk CANDLhs.-,ies ~ BE- nsx e
a. 1 isl~ 0' 6uSt tsf.' Mosc1RE Co
MANLY sOAF.--IOU boxes Family
ss.g n'e' a't bnsh e. s.'i asS3scuRE CO.
~ s.soriment Of French Woven Corsets; also hiss
Henszey's best make, ell nEea e. .xArrpra
"a. kf IS a..s. nlS gss sRcw s7ouT
also smother lot Of bA9IihR ~ 90 Ssin q
ap s--ts -
MAATlLLA... y.I1 S.ss.sns Il q
black SIN Manfilias d the latest styles when -
'a .p, yirs ''v.as T. cAMP Z nao.
RK0OSIs. 100 as.sa OsFn Drss.s ier
= ~ 4 !, LEwIs y. WEBB : GO: .
Tv1THOLlG DOOK8,.-Ju.s recs1ve9 .
gN.iLIs. sssl: = LEON asS ys ~
: : i Ss,s siss Z. Ssss "a ssS ys hl.
y. splendid ss.orslasns u Bibles Al Frazer Boel&
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VALUABLE HALF ACRE LOT AN
y FRAMED TENEMENT thereon on 9th sire

VTALUARLE HALF ACRE LOT AND
FRAMED TENEMENT thereon, on 9Th street,
near Petersburg Depot. for sale at auctionWill be
sold on MONDAY, the 18th day Of April, 1856, on
the premises commencing at O'Clock, that valuable
half acre lot No. 42l the east line of 9th street.
south of Byrd street, and opposite the Paper Mil,
framed Tensments thereon. The lot viii be divided
TO suit purchasers.
TERMs-One fourth cash; balance ct ). and mos
for negotiable notes interest added assured BY trust
deed or title retained The taxes for the present year
TO be paid by the purchaser.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, NEAR
T,RUsTEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE

'H'hUSTEE'S = A L. Il OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE ON THE BASIN AND CA
RY STEET, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND
AS trustee in certain deed of trust dated 9th JAM
uary, 1886, executed by DR.. w S. Scott, and duly
recorded In Richmond Hastings Court shall, in
ecution of said trust proceed to SELL at public auction
on the premises, on THURSDAY, the 18th day of
April 1856, at the hour of IL O'clock fair, if not
the next fair day. for cash. the following very vaua
BILE real estate, viz: certain lot fronting so feet
or less, the basin, running back 40 feet to
Cary street (being part of lot No. 4l2) and
cupied coal yard by Mr.. James Dunlop; also, that
certain brick tenement on the Basin, between 10th
Cox. 4
The title is believed to be4erfect but the trustee
will convey wish the usust special warranty. The
for the present year paid by the purchaser
JOHNA. SELDEN, Trustee.
P. s. Although the deed iequres cash SALE yet an
arrangement will be mad as to make the terms as
follows viz: One-fourtl bib; balance at 4, 8 and z
by trust deed. GODDlN APPERSON,
Auctoneers.
8. After the oresoing sale will be sold that very
valuable brick lumber house; the Basin bank
ing the dollhouse, ii the occupancy of Mr. Thos
Peyton 1t is nearly newt is in good repair an6
is admirably adapted to large commission business
Terms accommodating, and made known at the houl
of sale. GODDIN L APPERSON,
ap8 Auctioneers
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VALUABLE COTTAGE FARM IN sgd

VALUABLE COTTAGE FARM IN sgd
Y NEY, ONE MILE WEST OF RICHMOND,
THURSDAY, the 18th day of April, 1856, on the
premises commencing at Al o'clock that very attrac-
of Messrs John NJ Shields and George H. King The
Farm contains about IL acres of Land, now In the
highest state of cultivation Astounding in fruit trees
grape vines, &c.
: The dwelling is newly painted, handsomely finish
ed, and has rooms to il.
Terms very accommodating, which will be made
known the hour of SALE The taxes for the present
year to be paid by the purchaser.
ap4 GODDIN u APPERSON. Aucts.
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rHOES SHOES, sHUES.--Ladies'C Color
= ed Caters s7t cts aud : per pair; do Black do.
! = per pair; do do, with heels city made Sl.75
per rsr: Ladies Black Kid Slippers 81! cts. and 81;
Misses Buckskins, at b2t cts per psir; Ladies' Light
Nd Boetees, Is cts. per par-and variety of other
s.yies, at the established cheap store of
ALFRED MOSES,
Ma;>
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I'iNG h ANS, GiNGHAMS, GING.
NHAMS.-Received this morning one case of sd
7s5or French GInghams at l2tc. a yard, worth 25c ;
so. ~ pisces of solid color Ginghams at l2Ic For
asrzains cali early at ALFRED MOSES
50 Is Is Main street
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CmALL TENKMRNTs ON BYRD ST

SMALL TENEMENTS ON BYRD ST.,
- 5TH ST. AND OREON HILL FOR SALE
AT AUCTlON.-Will be sold on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of April 1856. COM
mencing at o'clock, p. NJ, the following valuable
real estate in the order advertised, viz:
lst Wooden Tenement the North side of
Byrd street. opposite to Burs Foundry, fronting 50
feet, running back 10 feet.
End. Four Brick Tenements the East line Of
9Th street, near to Armory Bridge.
3rd. Five Wooden Tenements on Oregon HILL on
Church street, near to Canal.
4th. vacant lot on Church street. nearly opposite
to the Baptist Chapel
TERMs.-Ope fourth cash; balance at 8, 6 and Q
months for negotiable notes interest added, and title
retained till last note 10 paid The taxes for the pro-
sent ye ar to be paid by the purchasers.
ap5 GODDIN APPEhSUN, Auctrs.
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By Davcnport. Allen 4 Go.

rROCERIES, &C.. AT AUCTI0N.-.On
N THURSDAY, NH April We will sell. at 10
o'clock at our auction store, an assortment Of Gro
ceries, wig:
Coffee Sugars
Rectiied Whiskey #s
NJ T.. Rum
French Brandy
Wrspying Paper
Green and Black Teas
Mustard, Pepper
Cigars and Tobacco
Irvine, Leather. Soap, Csndlss. he, 10. -.
Trans: Under eJ00. Vpsh; Hf00 and 0vsfs uo.-.'.
''s a. 4 q 'i BAvEnr6Rr. ALIEN Co. Assss
MAsa LICORlCH.-l04 acesee No. ~
lVl soricS, q Homsnss and g. - brands eosss''s
!. e bal 81. % S1sso iss Co