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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-30

OPEN TO WESSENGER,s

ON and after Wednesday the Esd Of April passenger
and freight train will leave the root Of Jefferson ST.
every morning Except Sunday s3 or on arrival Of
the Eastern train, connecting with the Western Stage
CompAnys coaches, At Messengers for Mt Pleasant,
Fairfield Oskaloosa. Fort Besmoines, Council Bius &c.
Returning wi leave Messengers every evening except
Sunday at o'clock arriving at Burlington in time
take the night train for Chicago or the packet for &c.
Louis.
Particular attention wi be paid to the transportation
OF Produce and Merchandise.
Ticket Once In the Western Stage Co.'s ofice under
the Barrett House.
Por further Information in regard the
OF freight, apply 10
apr23.lu VIM. a. BACKUS Supt
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HoRRlD DEArH.-Jas F. Williams, of New
Brunswick New Jersey, was found dead in the
ars on the train which left Philadelphia for
Pittsburgh on Wednesday night When about
sso hours from Philadelphia his head was OBJ
served hanging out of the window, and blood
running from it. 1t is supposed that it camo in
contact with water tank, or cars standing on
11c other track. The wife and child Of the de-
ceased we're sleeping on the same seat with him
the time of the accident
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-30

~ We learn that the steamer Diamond was
driven upon an Island near Dubuque, Sunday P.
y. and in attempting to get her Of two deck
hands were drowned.
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LAsp WxsRAxrs The supply Of Land War
RAMS = ample 70 meet the deihxnt, and Ne con.
tnue our prices same a. iast week, although
there may be ! rise or fan Of 1 penny per acre
any day.
We ar Il this date April 81 buying and
selling e follows I
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-30

CHuscM PEoPERrY CoNYIscArED IN CoxNEcrr.
ssa--Thc Hartford Times states that since the
isc. has been well settled that the Right Rev.
Esaop 0Reilly was on board the Pacific, and
dat he Is probably lost, question Of much in.
seress concerning tho property of the Roman
Catholic churches in Connecticut has arisen
he was the Bishop Of the Hartford diocese, and
sAs Roman Catholic church property in that city
rood in bis individual name. This is contrary
10 the provisions Of an act passed by the Legis-
hture In 1866, which declares where church
property Is not held by congregation or socie-
y, 10 is corporate capacity, the title of such
property shall vest in the State, s'in the same
manner and with the same effect as IL the per-
son holding the title thereto had died intestatc,
and without heirs capable Of inheriting such
real estate The Times holds that, under this
hw, al the churches and other property stand.
Ing in the name Of Bishop O'Reilly will be con.
6scated to the State. It is not, under the cir.
sunastsnces, likely, however, that the law will be
igidly enforced
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Clarke's Female Pills,

.
Prepared from Prssrrs psion Of ss J. Clarke n D.,
FHgxisits Extraordinary % The l,Heen.
THIS inv aiase medicine Is unfainr The or all
pannl sa dangerous disorders which The female
constitution is src II mo ierases an excess and re-
mo e si.ess'rucssoas, aud speedy may be
/ lied on.
To MARRIED LADIES
II peculiary suited. II win, In short time, bring
! Inc monthly period with regularity.
Each bo;,le Price One Dollar, bears the Government
Scamp Of Crest Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
! CAUTION.
These Pills should no. be taken by females that are
pregnant, during TIE Srs three nsons as they are sure
70 bring on ni~ca,yia0e; but every other time and
In every other case, they are perfectly safe.
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada.
L. c. BALDWIN d Co.,
Late J. Bryan,) Rochester, N. Y.
FUTILE MOSES, Auburn, General Agents. For sale
in Burlington by A. HEspRcKs, and A. r GaerHr and
WHSEY WALKER, Port Madison. [ap25. bp.yl
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia.
TRoNAs LArcHyoRD says:
Coriagtoa, Ohio, Dec 81, 1858.
My wife mas been affected with the Liver Complaint
and Dyspepsia for number years, during which time
have spent great deal for docorng but she received
very little benefit thererom and finally the doctors said
Hoysdad's German Bsters she took two bottles, and
ever since taking them she has been able attend to her
business. have sold quite number of bottles through
her recommendation and far can learn It has CIV
satisfaction to all.'
See advertisement (apr11m)
- We feel assured we cannot do readers great
favor than to call their attention the merits Of
article which has done relieve suffering humanity
than anything which has yet knowledge. II
possesses power the blood truly remarkable and
all diseases proceeding from impurity OF the system;
which may be particularly named scrofula syph
Ills Salt Rhsum, Rheumatism, Mercural Disease, Pains
aud Aching Of the Bones and JOINTS and Liver Disease
have been permanently and positively cured by resorting
to Carriers Spanish Mixture The proprietors Of this
really valuable remedy daily receiving letters from
all parts ofthe country, which really asonishing-
Many the had resisted all the Efforts OF the best
physicians AZ d were only snached from the jaws OF
Heath by timely of this nestimabc article. II you
are afflicted with any disease of the blood, do delay,
tut try it at once. (apr1.1m)
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THTnEGRArn CoMING.-The Aurora Beacon
AysA company Of men have just passed through
mat place digging holes preparatory to the
erection Of a line of telegraph. 1t is intended
70 connect Chicago and burlington following
tne railroad track the whole distance. We
snau soon DO connected, by telegraph with Chi
cage and tho East which will enable US to give
news and market reports Of the day previous,
u our morning issues. Business mon through
out the interior. to whom news is important,
~ then get it in Burlington papers at least one
day earlier than ii be possible in any other way.
Send on your Subscriptions
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Immense Stock of Ladies Dress Goods,
Bonnets and Shawls.
VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
GENTS CLOTHING AND FUR
NISHING GOODS.
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, good Sc.
lection Of Queensware, Glass
ware, and Groceries.

HAVING purchased direct from the importers and
l. manufacturers, enabled to offer Goods at
prices thai will make 1t impossible for any House In this
city to underseIl Us.
april ], 1856 HENRY II. SCOTT CO.
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NDTICE.-fHEm members of ErceEsior Tenn sxs,s,...
in pile Of Honor, No. l. are hereby notified to ssTyM
meet at Tempars Hall, on WEDNESDAY evening, yIAN
pie Is to be Transacted full attendance earnestly re.
quested. By order Of the Temple
ap29-d2 J S HALLIDAY, W Recorder
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Fresh Arrival Of

Groceries, Glassware, Nails, etc.
III Il. aaUNT, Is now in receipt OF the greater por-
ton OF his spring stock consisting part OF the
following goods which will be sold at the bottom Of the
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lev pnhlinafinna

II l.. CfIssE 4 son, have perfected arrange
q meis with two Of the best Law houses in the Onion
works issued from the press Law supplied the
pabiishers' prices, and on as liberal terms fAp29
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wEsrns IowA.-The proceedings Of the Re.
pahiiean Convention held at Quincy, Adams CO.,
ior., whicn can he found in another column,
vere received Saturday, having been about q
month on the way. Although little old, they
,hos this new party to have taken deep root in
ihs hearts Of the people Of that part OF the
STATE, the first fruits OF which was victory At
ths spring elections, the result Of which We pub
lishcd aono days since.
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g. x;,,Iosinr i extracted from n artlc,e Il
- - Ca !.
~. g i. 81. -.
49, u, cs, .sss sresk II - * "a xsy e
.s,s,ess ana thus speaking they show The G..
- y y !. advance ofanr newspaper estab.
ansss = snc ssa'e M Z. = none yes nave
60 .s~sn INTO shsir business '''''- =
- !.
81. -. ~. -. .rss,''s -. -
81, -. -.-,.. =. ......-. -. :. s.s
- ~. 1870. -. I. 80. ''''s =
.s.. 1890 49,. :. s.. ,. -.
- ,-,.,,d 80. "a ~ =. i. ~, =.
-. - s : - - - A"as
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NTH0J.ESAf4E Ao0kscilt rs d Station.
w erS, Jefferson at, three doors west of Main.
BERLKNGT0 TON, IOWA,
~ DEALRss in Paper HangnYs, Wrapping Papers,
Bonnet Boards and Printers Materials lsp29l
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Money may be saved,
None can be lost by so dongl
Every one that has been to Boot and Shoe Store
know well enough where to And us sl-stranpcrs and
Other who may have been buying are
FULLY invited TO CALL AT OUR STORE, on Jefferson
street between Main and Third, and oblige, &c.
ap16. ii3CAFFREY 4 HARPER
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i 4 C0RsF q SON

HAVE this day taken ato my business, nj part
my JoIS NJ. CoRsg. The business will hence
forth be carried on under the Of L Ctrse Son.
apog ] l. CORSE.
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IVY WILL SELL at low price, two tracts Of yalu-
able land In Adams county, Iowa. about ten miles from
quincy the county seat In the rst there arc four
hundred acres OF gently rolling prairie land Of the FIRST
Quality situated in section ID, township IL rang. 49, w.
The other tract contains 800 sctes in sections and g.
same township and range This land near the line OF
Buriing on Missouri yer Railroad and Is all OF the
pest quality Tor farming purposes credit Of six and
WE'VE months wiz be given part OF the purchase mo-
ney and the price such as to offer inducements
any one DESTROYS of securing good farm ANY further
information can be had by calling on
d STOCKTON
mar8l Adjoining p o.
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YUST Rncr,vEp-A good and extensive assortment OF d.
q Rodney kings celebrated make Of Ladies' walking
Shoes CATERS Slippers Kd Boots &e the work Of which
win warrant. lap2sl ADAMS.
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lust received, Sold Fob Vest Chains gold guard
chains, gold guard keys gold fob keys gold fob Sides
ladies gold neck chains gold shirt studs gold ocket gold
pencils, etc., ETC., for sale Main street, by
marll. A 4 w CARPENTER
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Ladie.' Fine Shoes,

nTNJsE,. Laws ~ the z. =. from 1859
~ TO 1855 Just received By CoRsE son.
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Casa q Coss's ~ 49, IS,
hln4sif n bs.i II -, Joka Y -. ~. s.
q Isiat ~ jsaics psss.ar z $50, q, 81.
!. ~ u sse kind, assfve. ca. q ..s
passsserirg. vith good habits md rood s..;,
capacity and trimming. The House 81 81 /.
Core has done finc Wholesale and retail 49,
badness for The last eighteen months. .rd 4.
sew arn win andosbtedIy eyslarge and e1send
II. - - :
NEW HArcHEs. JEwrLRY AID asLvrs WAsr-
See advertisements n smother column. Of Nessrs
a. y. v. Carpenter. They hare ! very full
and dealrable assortment Of articles IN their line
GsocxsiEs,--Col. John s. David i ont vith
bis spring announcement. is In recent a.
full supplies and informs Us Il making l.rre
sales.
= +. Wilson Esq. has lost valuable horse
which be b anxious TO recover.
Many other importan. Acknowledgements NAV s.
found In our columns which most Of our reader.
siIl ind i 70 their interest to examine.
Nvr ARsAxaExxsrs Two daily Trains each
way on Darlington and Missouri River Railroad
Leave Burlington $50 A. n.
Returning, Messenger, $3.50 A. n.
Burlington, 8 P. v
Retufnins, $ Messengers, r. N.
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lSOR SALE.-A Frame House and Lot on "A
South Hlll--hoasc entirely new contains four In:
rooms, with pantry, cellar aud cistern--lot weishh
fenced. Price tt0o0--half cash.
mar20 X wyr anv
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a Word 20 Farmers |!

a Woru 70 E36me1S
k>H undersigned are bout starting Oil Mllln Bur
ington. and intend when in operation afford to
Farmers steady aud eo ID market for Flax Seed at
fair price, They are Their Invited raise Flax Seed
With the assurance that tn ~ yin End prodtabe crop
Those wishing TO procure ees. get BY cali
ng the store Of Thomas Hedge Co., in Burlington
where they eet by ri, ing ther receipt 70 return
The in the fan Good dean seed will be purchased
At the market price. JOHN J. BURNHAN
ap15Imw. y. B. JAG9AR.
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MICE Cottage Residence.
~ On SouTH Hut, for sale at a bargain Ifo,se ron
a,ns i've rooms and cellar two large cisterns The
lot Is SxilIH feet, and has 40 30 fine fruit trees
beautiful location Apply to ~ =
feb21 .bp.tf T. n Jrrrrps
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large stock OF Leather and Machine
II Betting at New York Boston prices
APPS For sale By . ADAMS.
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FRANK NJ. DAVIS,
SAN'L T. MORE,
II. c. RAwsoN, &c,
EILAs RIGG,
ELIJAH HEYDEN,

The Central Committee appointed in pursu.
ance of the foregoing Resolution, consists Of:
B. i. Allen, Silas Rigg, L. V. Richly, S. J.
More, Elijah Heyden. +. NJ. Davis, William Kri.
singer.
On Motion of R. B. Lockwood it was ordered
that a copy of the Resolutions be forwarded
to the Burlington Hawk-Fye and Telegraph for
publication. Ely. BuRsAs,
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,,.o,,x Land Agency Office.

* nv W ~ q lA1hEHss Attorneys have the onI v
perfect abstract OF titles to all the lands and lots In
the city OF Burlington and Des Moines county and will
make examinations ut reas, nable rates
They will buy and sell Real Estate ON commission a,,.na
o renting property paying taxes, etc.
WIN give prompt attention the collection of debts ADJ
lusmen OF claims drawing and deeds and
ID to them lt3 - " '.
Messrs. White Cook Co q Bank Rnrlingtnn issr
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ITOR SAIF.-THE west half Of lots No 4 q and G
IN block No 9l9 in the city Of Burlington There Ia
good new House, Cisiern dec, on said lots, making
price $4,000, half down. balance in one year with TEN
| per cent interest Call at Real Estate office OF
marol BROWN Il LtVYF
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Cincinnati, April 26.
The Maysyile and Lexington R. R., with all
its appendages, was sold at Lexnton for $500, 900
1t was bought by Mr.. Tyler, the agent Of the first
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BROWN d LAHEE.

II AClkES of Land for saIe.-PoRry acres
W OF the above is In good cultivation and twenty
acres IN good timber. The improvements are twosory
House Stable and Barn. and Orchard Of several hun.
ared rnit trees, one hundred Of which In bearing
rms alid y near the North Plank Road and less than
mile from the city The price Is 1900 per acre one third
cash. ana the remainder in and years with later.
Office OF T. m sTOcKTnN
mar29. Aa;nin,,. ~. n,1 -
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EAKE pnrticulnr NOTICE..

Ult n S?LEXbfD COrTAGE INSURANCE.
containing four rooms and Kitchen Closets CELLAR clst.r
large lot OF ground-nearly everything to make horle
happy WIZ be sold at bargain f applied for
Terms easy n d. The above Is within Ave minutes walk
OF the Post Office Apply first door north Of Ebepryer M
T. Church, TO lfeb20. bptfI L. q. JEFFERs =
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. st. Louis, April 25th
The market for Provisions is very active, and
prices strengthening daily. Stocks here are only
moderate, and sales are made to arrive or for
delivery at points on the river above. Bulk
Meats are specially in demand, and transactions
in Bacon liberal. Wheat improved trifle, or
recovered from the depression of yesterday.
Corn and Oats without material change. Wits.
ky advanced one cent, and closed firm at &c.
Flour dull.
New Orleans dispatches of the oath, to Hen.
ing l. Woodruff, and Smyth l. Gore, quote Flour
Sc l2aa6 %; Corn 45a47c; Oats 4Oc; Mess Pork
$l6al6 %; Lard 94a9ac; Bacon-Ribbed Sides
ssc; do Shoulders 7sc.
Corn-Sales of liz SKIS white 32c, sacks return
ed; 327 cotton sacks 33c; 500 mixed and vel
low, in lots, SAC; ITO yellow Sale; 600 white
sec; 500 do S6ac,new gunnies included
Oats-Sales of 1000 sacks in lots 3sac, part
on board; 800 do musty 2a1c; 1900 do p. t.
Bsrley, &c-Sale of $50 sacks spring 81 55;
Barley Malt 81 so per bushel.
Flaxseed, Manufacturer pay 81 60 for
prime Flaxseed, exclusive of packages Sale of
IA sacks Clover Seed S. so per bushel; Castor
Beans 81 10 per bushel
Flonr-But small transactions with bakers
and retailers Country superfne by the draw
| load so; fancy Sc; extra 8 25a6 so; City SUI
perfne held at Sc, and extra 81, per barrel
Wheat-Fair demand for good qualities.
Sales of very poor at 75c; $50 sacks ordinary
95a96c; 100 do 81; $50 do spring OS; 265
common l 10; 1875 fair III; "a do lls; 2l7
good red 20; $50, 1872 and PA do Is, l24,
SS7 and 200 do 80; s25 prime IS; 100 BUSH
els and 600 sacks prime red, and 55 white 40;
$40 Zimmerman l 40; 81 do at so per BUSH
| ell
Sundries-Dry Hides l4al4lc. Dried apples
| s5. Prime Peaches 75aS2. Hay-common
Coo; prime I &C. Tallow SIC. Beeswax 2a3c
Feathers Acc. Eggs by the Dbl, 10 c per dozen.
Potatoes, fair to prime, Soc to 80, White
Beans 75a 9 Is. Butter l5a25c
Bale Rope Sale of 500 coils machine, to ar
| rive, 94c per ID.
Ness Pork-Sale of 400 bbls, to arrive, at $l5
| lot Of 40 bbls Ness, Prime, and N. o. here al
| $la, 81 and IA 25 per bbl
Bacon-Sale of 100 cks Ribbed Sides, SIC;
ITO do city cut SIC; 90 do plain Hams Sc; 20 do
| Shoulders &C; so do &c; 50 do Clear Sides Sc;
| 500 Bagged Hams, packed, Sic; IL casks Shoul-
| ders, Clear Sides and Hams, 64x9 and Sc; 10 do
| Hams, Sic per Id.
Bulk Meat-2a, 900 bbls Clear Sides in salt
packed, Sc; loo, 900 lbs Sides, above, loose, 1c
1900 each, Shoulders and Hams, packed, 81
and 4 Il; on Illinois river product of 2ooo hogs d
i Warsaw, st, 81 and q IL; Of 500 hogs on Illinois
1 river, Joints packed, 81, 81 and 7tc; 400 Shout
1 ders, 5E 1900 Sides &C; on levee, 1889 pcs 81
81 and &c; 1000 do 81 81. and 7c. on leyee
i 900 delivered ADORE, 81, 81 and 7c: and s50s
do same 5. 81 and &c per 10.
i Lard-SS0 tics private; 1875 do No. i. SIC: 8
do SIC; strictly Prime sic per H.
Groceries-Sale Of go bags Coffee isis
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" 4NeW 1UrK, dprII 10.
Nour-ls lower, limited demand, sales 1000,
5,62a6, 90 for common to extra, 5,37a6,75 for
good western 6,00a7, so for low grades and extra
western. Canadian dull
Grain-Wf eat dull, sales $500 bush, l,5O for
good red, and l,75 for white southern. Rye
steady at S5a90. Corn firm, sales $4,000 bush,
5ea59 for distillers parcels, 6Oa62 for common
to prime, old mixed nominal at 6Oa62. Oats UNI
changed.
Professionalism frmer, sales 800 bbls, 1887
for mess, 1852 for prime. Lard firm, sales $50
bbls at 94a10f.
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HOUSE ANse LOT,
IL ON NORTH HILL, for sale at bargain. The house
contains our rooms there Is good clstern on the lot
The lot Is 3xlI4 feet win be sold low n apnled for
within few days Apply, next door to Ebenerer to
ieozi,Dpu l.. u. JERPERS.
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.-fhaye
sale number fbuding Lots on the North and scout
HIM. egbly located for residences which am authorized
70 sell Tor cash or on time Apply IL you wish 10 yet
bargain at the Real Estate Agencyof
sep II = T. ID srocRroN
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St. Louis Apr 26.
A dispatch from Kansas city to the Republican
says United States troops had made several ar.
rests at Lawrence. Yesterday Sheriff Jones while
guarding them was shot. No particulars yet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-29
By Lsrus d SHINE
A SsIGNEES, SALE OF $4,000

ssIGNEEs' SALE OF $4,000
"A WORTH OF WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c,
AT AUCTiOk-Will be sold at public auction, CON.
mepsing ON SATURDAY EVENING, at O'clock, at
Store No. "A, Main street., the entire stock of mer
chant declining business amounting to about $4,000
worth of Gold EnglishHunting and open face Lever
Watches, Gold Anckers and Cylinders, Silver De.
taehed Levers, Anckers and Cylinders
ALSO,
An extensive assortment Of Gold Plated and Gill
Watches, suitable for the country trade.
ALSO,
A large assortment Of Heavy Gold Fob Breast and
Guard Chains
An extensive variety of Gold Lockets, TALL sizes,
Rreastpins suitable for gents and ladies' Cameo aud
Gold Stone Sets, Bracelets, Ear Rings all styles OF
Finger Rings, Gold and Silver Pencils and Pens TO.
gether with complete assortment ofstaple and fancy
Goods, of all kinds both American and English
Country merchants would do well to attend our
sales opportunity 10 offered to them to get an
assortment ofsuch articles which alone bs found
in the city.
Selling for the assignee, Instructed to close
the entire stock soon ss practicable.
The public respectfully invited 70 examine the
stock which will be exhibited and sold privately dai.
iy, until the entire lot 10 closed.
~ Sale to take place every evening. commencing
at Z O'Clock. LARUS SHINE, Aucts,
seS No IA Main stree
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-29

COMMISSIONER,s SALE OF TWO
~ VALUABLE HALF ACRE LOTS IN MAN
CHESTER-As.Co appointed by de-
cree of Chesterfield Circuit Court pronounced ON
the S0th October 1856 in the of Fuqua against
Fuquas admir-" shall proceed to sell at public
ton, on the premises ON TUESDAY, the 9th day of
next fair day) Lots Nos II, S. in the plan OF Man
chester, with the buildings shsreon, bounded by
Lawrence and Jones streets, and the Southern limits
of Manchester.
TERMs-One-third cash. balance at and IL mos,
for BIO nds bearing interest," secured by good personal
security and title retained till the whole purchase
money is paid, and q conveyance ordered by the
Court. C.. McRAE, Com'r.
sale BY GoDDIH & APPERsoN Aucts noN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-29

~ Loss Of Appetite Is the fOrerunner of
diseases and the surest indication of deranged liver
aud disoIdered stomach. Those who thus affect
i'd may readily avoid speil of kness by resorting
10 the of BAKERS BITTERs the surest regulator
rad assistant of nature she skill Of yet dis
clvered. A few doses will expel secreted bile en-
i.gen the lveI, strengthen the stomach increase the
appetite assist digestion, and prevent biliousness,
cnoc, sour stomach, dsrrhGs, and all other diseases
OF similar stamp. One single bottle, taken accord
ing directions is worth bushel OF poisonous min.
erals and quack nostrums. They purely vegeta-
hls, and entirely harmless in their scton Try them
70 be had of all the principal Druggists in the city
o: Richmond and elsewhere. Orders filled by ad
dressing Z. BAKER,
no IS Richmond Va