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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01

SUICIDE OF Sor.-On Wednesday morning the
BODY of Francis Gascard. Swiss cabnet-msker, was
found hanging BY the neck from the rail OF adaer
in ,be basement of No 80 Wooster street. Mr.. VIM
eerd the occupant Of the premises deposed before
Coroner that deceased had been in his employ
some FIVE months. thu, he was IA hsbual drunkafd'
lint how he came into hi. house and hung himself he
cord NOT say Another witness said that the deceased
WAS About 20 wears Of age. and very hard drinker,
who Lad no settled place Of business Dut Sept ~ zap
rooms and in doorways. The Jury returned 'ne iv''
lowing explicit verdict: He came 10 MS d'a'n .!
suicide. in having hanged himself IN the oase'ieh'
"of William Heerd,s house No. l1o wooster street
"Wednesday, Aprira9 1851 by adjusting black silk
Handkerchief about his neck and uelng IL 10 'he rsn
"of ladder which lay sgsinst the wall from which
he hung suspended. his toes touching the ground
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01

ENFORCEMENT or THY License L,w.-Ths E1ecu-
tive Committee of the New-York City Temperance
Aniapce met last evening ut No. i6l Broadway, and
adopted the following resolves:
l. That although the recently-enacted license law
ia not what many strong friends oil temperance wished
or expected from this Legislature, yet rs 1t - the law OF
,be land and if faithfully enforced viii do much to
eradicate the evils of the dram-shops and tipping
houses we are impressed that il is the duty of the
friends Of temperance, morality and good order to en-
dcayor 90 secure its full enforcement
H. That we ask the cooperation OF the citizens OF
Nc~-York in the following proposed efforts:
/. To apply to the Judges, who are to appoint the
Excise Commissioners for the selection OF such men
a. will carry out the true intent OF the law.
.. To appear before those Commissioners at all their
meetings, and, if possible, prevent the giving OF
licences to improper mer.
3. To appeal. If necessary, to the Grand jury for
the indictment OF the Commissioners II they give
licenses contrary to law.
Honor inform the prosecuting officers, aud to prose-
cute all violations Of law which they neglect:
). To call upon our citizens, vi. annually pay IN
the aggregate, many hundreds OF thousahuS OF uoaS
on account of the panPeri-n ana crime caused soey
by inteuperaIoe, to assist Us 10 bearing le Poo"a'
burdens OF this work.
III. That the Corresponding Secretary b. directed
10 address specu letter 10 Judges Oakley ana III
graham and Recorder Smith, declaring in behalf o.
This Alliance that while do not ask them to ap-
uoirt u Commissioners Of Excise men VINO would IN
no case license the sale Of intoxicating drnhs gre '0-
erqnly protest against the appointment OF men who
would reduce The rate of license TO the lowest inquire,
and thus give license 10 all who would pay that sum-
regardless Of their character qualifications or oil the
public good.
". That the Corresponding Secretary be directed
10 prepare an argument or memorial 10 be presented
to the Excise Commissioners, at their first meeting
setting forth the provisions Of law urging the nece-
sity d restricting the licenses within yery narrow
limit ard assuring them that no Efforts will he spared
10 ecure the due enforcement Of all the provisions o
this law relative to those who give license or who may
receive license or who may engage in the sale Of
liquor without license.
The Committee then adjourned, to meet ~ 'he same
place on SATURDAY, evening, at o CLOCK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01

ACcIpYNTn Dg,TH.-A cart-driver named Michael
FARMER residing No III Mott street accidentally e irou
his vehicle while driving through Nassau street "Wednesday
serooE ard struck upon his head causing injuries Verdict
Death from Accidental Fsl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01

amy attractive il favor ofths party OF poor blscks
and now word Tor their performance II is ready
votb bc,-ing and seeing We have had limitations OF
the r.y. ard now We have NE genuine squeak. We
lave had white b.sckened Ministries and now We
have the real oleasiroas voice. temper and motion
nj the negro himself Banjo-plAyin- bones fiddle.
African tenor and bass rolickng shouts, chsfering
pon-epse. plantation gslble. &c, al were expended
Nothing dsun.ed by their auditor, they acted vel
tina, We asked ourselves il these were genuine fresh
caught egroes. or white men backened with the ad-
Vantage Of thick lips and fat noses. The performance
l. literally unique
THr THEA DELTA Ca FRATFRsITf.-The annual
Convention Of delegates from the various chapters
Of this society vas held on "Wednesday evening al.
Hone Chapel. About 6hy delegates were present.
The chapel was about half filed with an attentive
audience, large portion OF which wss ladies' Mr..
joins BRoreHAx. the actor and author who is q
graduate Of Trinity College. Dublin, and an initiated
member of the Fraternity, began the services with the
reading of poem in rhyme, entitled The Age of
Gold" with the text Aurum omncs yicta jam pie
tate. yolun," The subject, as might be expected
was treated in refreshing style and numerous keen
strokes OF satire brought down the house" Mr.
BRor GHAN paid fitting tribute to principal living
poets designating them by name and briefly recount
ing their cxcelences. He lamented that poetry.
whose proper function is 70 stimulate the imagi-
ration and excite pleasant emotions, is now-a-
days prosttuted to such purposes as putting wares
and merchandise Many of the characteristics Of our
city under the reign of Mayor Wood Were dealt with
in turn not forgetting urcean streets and doings at
the City Hal. Politicians may see themselves re-
fec,ed in this couplet:
lis said Of course by enormous hlunder.
That place put synouy NE for plundeE."
The poem at the close wss loudly eppeuded. Alter
music BY the baud in ATTENDANCE Mr. Vim. II. Teff, a
young lawyer of the city read an essay on Social
IMPROVEMENT The members Of the Convention vii!
para of their annual dinner at Peteers Broad
wcy this evening.
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DRowNFp.--An inquest held yesterday by
Coroner ouusry upon the body Of unkn shout forty
ycors which found in the water At Pier No y
North River Deceased fS feet ten inches m hight had a
seaie~ but ~hskers. iressed iu dsh ufk coat
lck pant, and boot. rcd shirt blue co.sher ur shirt and
inside anton fsuue shit. Verdict: Found Drowu-d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01

JUNPyp O,TRs,,pp.-Danel Blsir jumped on the
doct at the Too, OF Jay "Wednesday might While ~
bcy,s rd. state ii mental alteration. lie Uncovered
b Oaer Bride Second District Police and censeye2
10 the Station where he property cared for
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By Gurus & shine.

A UCTION --.&S, OuO worth OF Silver PIN
"A ted Goods Pitols Clocks, Toy Locomotives.
&c, received par steamer Jamestown. and will be
sold. On FRIDAY, the 18th inst. The shipment con.
sists of Silver Plated Spoons Forks, Butter Knives
Silver Plated Tea Sets Butter Dishes. Cake Baskets
salvers, Table Csstors, with Cut Glass, &c.
Several styles of American Clocks, SEINE beautiful
time pieces for the msntie, covered with glass
shade. all new styles, and warranted perfect timers
RevU wing Pistols. pocket army and navy sz.,
Portable Adams Toy Engines, that run by clock
work, with without cars
The sale will take place in our large sales room
commencing at 10 o'clock, and continue until the
stock closed botel keepers, families as well az
the trade will find it 70 their interest to attsnd the
sale. The goods will be exhibition and any arti.
Gle can be bought plior to the day of sale
my Is LARUs 4 SHINE aucts
~ The above sale will be continued on MONDAY,
the 18Th inst. Las
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xv GEO. r. SMITH

~ &t COACH MAKER,
NSN Corner bgoAD AND 9Th SITS.
fTichenor's old sandy keeps constantly on hand
ard mates to ord-r ali kinds #. CARRIAGES,
ROCKAWAYS. BUGGIES, SULhIES. SPRING
WAGONS, ETC. He has now on exhibition In has
show room an unusually large sssort ment which ne
il duosed to sell upon very reasonable terms. Em.
blowing the best worimen. and ustpg the finest ms
terisl he il enabled to warrant all his work
cE Coach smithing and jobbiDg OF all kinds exc
cuted prom pity as usual and upon reasonable terms
NV
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hy Thomas w. kcesee.
tOfce, corner Of 18th and Gary streets)

CENTEEL HOUS EHDLD AND HITCH.
VI EN- FURNITURE, AND HOT AIR FUR
on WEDNESDAY morning. May the 10Th. commen.
cling at 10 O'Clock at the reside of Mrs Price who
dec iaes housekeeping. on 5th. between Main and
Cary streets all of her Houssh old and Ktchep Furn.
iture, consisting of very handsome variety of Pa.
lor, Chamber Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture.
Hot Air Furnace. THOS. W. KEESEE,
my Is Auctioneer.
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BY Thomas w keesee,
(Ohice corner of 18th aud Cary streeta)


T:R Usr e. : sAIE VALUABLE
L HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ROSEWOOD
CASE PIANO FORTF, BOOKS &C, AT AUG
sloN-Will be sold on FRIDAY morning, May ed,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, at the residence of Mr.
Henry shafer who is 4sc'inins housekeeping in sYd.
ney, at the of Ernwood and Laurel streets all
OF his household and kitchen furniture consisting ip
pars Of one very superior Rosewood oc-
taVe Plano Forte, m.de by Light, Newton l. Brad
bury, New York Sofas, Rocking snd Psrlor Chairs:
Centre and Card Tables; Book case valuable Books:
Sidehoard Diniog Tables.
.. heirsDsrstors; Sofas; Wardrobe, Bureaus; Wash.
ing Giasss,; China, Glass and Earthenware: CARROTS
Russ Oil Cloths; Parlor and Cooking Stoves Kitch.
en- Furniture, &c.
TERMs-For all sums under $50, cash; $50 and over
ninety days credit for approved endorsed aesotis
notes.
LEWIS GINTER, Trustee.
" Sale conducted By THOMAS w. KEEsEE, Auc.
tlooesI. my IS
HIGH CONSTABLE,S LE,..WIiI he
IIsold on MONDAY morning. the 18th day of NAV
1857, at 10 O'Clock, 81 that Framed Tenement on
Gary and Dock streets, ct present occupied by R. Il
kson, to satisfy distress warrant in my hands in
favor tfJ B. keesee, guardian, &c vs.. James Gum
subj.ct to ground rent Terms cash.
my l6-N BUTLER, a. C C r
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RyAlexandcr Mott.

EURNlTUKE, DRY GOODS, AND GRO
L CT Will be sold ct auction. ut my store,
on SATURDAY next, the 18th instant commenfins
at 10 o'clock, fine assortment of new and second
hand Furniture Dry Goods Cassinetts, Musins, Gait.
Goes. Domsstics, sc. : -
READY MADE CLOTHING - Fine black and
drab Cashmere Pants; Silk and Marsefles Vests Lii
men and Alpaca Goats
Boots Shoes. Hats. Bonne.s. &C.
GROCERIES =. Whiskey, Gin, Brandy, Sugar,
Coffee. Vinegar. Soap, Candles Breomc. 90. 100
bbis Herrings; 70 boxes LeLRous; 10 900 Cigars
nv Il ALEX NOTT Aust
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SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS and Az
- PLIANCEB, in every variety.
MEDICINE CHESTS, for Physicians and FAM
lies at,
terms .u.pna
CEUTICAL PREPARATIONS. with complete
stock of Fresh and Reliable DRUGS, MEDIClHES'
T.. for s,Ie at MEADE & BAKERS,
New Pre-, cription and Family Medicine stere,
INV dhc2w 1856, N. w. cor Main and 10th sfs
MOUNTAIN TOP. This delightful sum.
lyI mar resort, mot having been sold - was con
ssrian Of ysltors daring the approach hing
der the supervision Of Mrs. LffscomB. and will be
ready for the reception Of company By the ist Of
Moaatsis Tep, Augusta 90 va.i
- : - 2 =, Aey "a, 1871. NJ -AlNs
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SOUTBEHN IRON WORKs.-LEWIs
- L. BARNES, manufacturer of FIRE EnGnes,
on 7th street, West side, between Main End Cary,
Fixtures for manufacturing Tobacco, VeIsndsbs
every description of Gas. and Wrought Iron Railing,
Vault Doors Grating and all kinds of HoUse and
Wrought Iron Work, will be done with ne atnen and
Dispatch on uch terms | warrant will give salts
faction My old friends, and the public generally,
solicited to give me call before engaging else
where my g. d6m
SHCOND SUPPLY. We have just open
- cd additional supplies OF sessonable goods pur
chased ct greatly reduced prices at auction and other
,sise, and will be offered to cash puroh aseIs at
smsii advance. We would name Rish flounced b.
rage Robes do Black and Colored Silk. do Paris Or
candle and Jscone., DO. Plaid and Striped Silks at
Is cents very cheap. 100 pieces Plaid Ginehsms at
shilling worth 25 cents. loco printed Lawn Dresses
yards for dollar Solid Cold BrilIisnts, Cambricks
and Jaeonets, Printed Brilhants at shilling bar
gain, Plain Barrees all eolcrs and bask az IS cents
Grape Menetz Rich Garages and Chsllies, sack
Hernanf Bersges Tamsrtines, Canton Grape. GhAly
summer Bombszine. Bassorsh, Canton Cloth, and
othsr Mou. bling Goods Of best fabrics imported EN-
sroidsiies Lace and silk Msntlss. 30. at the sssh
nyis cnAls1lAN I kAfERo1.
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xRFrWr,~-~~-~~~~S
Au1Uh DAYS.
ny Ge1ss. -----~------~-~----.
AuREu g APeersos, Aucts.

AUREI ARneys0s, Aucts.
II tue Of deed o. :. fOn sALK..By Vim.
lima ~ Lee Crsddocks trustsa ssste4 to 5y Ma.
cerr ass o. 90 osns.s S::.ns d.ss
20 requested BY the ben. Court, being there
on AONDAY. the 18Th inst - IN said deed. shaIj
nC5, the next fair day, st the ssms NJ fair. II
tna :. public ssetion, on the prsmis.., ttoeeed %
Lawn, lying in the county Of HssrI.. LSUREL
m ,a rom the city Of Richmond cont,ic about 81
voo eeres more or les, and being the sam. ~, S7.
eyed 70 the trustee of Mrs L Crsddosh An con
,s and others BY deed bearing even iss. q
'"T soove deed OF trust to the underlined WIN
FIRMS; Cssh a. to 90 much Of the purchase u,,.-
- oeHay the expenses OF executing this trust m
" s~hs ana recording the said deed of trust, and
uy, is''; az to the further sum Of $3.50 81 with in
.et from 10Th July. 1885, on credit until lgth Jan
i"2s and az to the residue on credit unit
.me.a s1S the credit inst.lments to be &c
deed OF trust upon the properly
9oDDts Il APpEasoN. Auefs NV
ALE OF BUILDING LOTS AT Ash
ERrCKsBURG RAILhoSp.n at AGO. ASn reED
the request of Mesrs. GeorgeI Herring and W n
winston, we will sell. at public auction, st A,hsnd
on on SATURDAY, the Esd May. 1857 conmencinr =,
% acres OF Land, adjoining the village
Ashland, lying on both sides of the railroad wbiei
has bean divided into lots of about five acres each
The iand, for the n ost part 10 covered with Wood
end fsa6mirshly adapted for cottsga rssidenee, ~
persons DONG bus1ness In Richmond. who may de
sire to spsnd the Summer months IN the country a
the cars stop at Ashiand going and returning sscl
three times.
plat of the property can be seen at cur office
TEaMs--One.fouuh cesh; balance at 4. 8 and |
months, for negotiable notes interest added secure
by tiust deed, or title retained
The taxes for 1857 to be paid by the purchasers
my8 G0DDIN APPERSON, Aucts
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HENRY EXALL. ARCHITECT.
IL RtCHMON VA .

L. u "
Opposite TIE AMERICAN HoTEL.)
Assisted By
F. cLOPTON, Civil Engineer.
FREDERICK KOCH Architect,
9eologi.t,
Is prepared to furnish Designs with Plans and full
Working drawings for Blu, dinss of every description,
including Kills Maouf curing Establishments and
Machinery. of all kinds, with Specification, EST
mat and Contracts complete, and to superintepd
the construction of the same.
E will pay partc lar attention to laying out an
improving SPRINGS PROPERTIES and other
WATERING PLACES, as well as Public Private
Grounds
He il also prepared to s1rvey and locate all kind.
Of Roads and Canals and to survey Mines and Lands
Having had over twenty years experience in his
business and with the best eorps Of Assistants ever
Office Ia this State, be feels confident that he
cen give entire satisfaction 20 all who may entrust
their work to his And while returning thanks
to those who have heretofore bestowed % liberal a
patronage upon him, he respectfully socits a COZ.
rally.
He respectfully refers to
VIM. Mcfarland,
VIM H HsxaIl,
Jss H. Gardner, Richmond.
Bacon Baskerville,
Lewis Webb & Son,
Lewis h. Horvie, (aE
VIM. J tBarksdale
w. Wm M s,s Mo[sOn' eooshIsnd.
VIM. q. Fontsine King William.
Dr. Price Hanover.
w. T. sutheriip, Danvile
Geo Bolllnr, Petersburg
Jno Mcdaniel, Lyrchburg.
Thos J. Boyd. WythevilIe.
Geo Curle Lynchburg
Andrew Beirne, Union
Proprietors of the Sweet Springs.
Montgomery White Sulphur
:" " Rocsbridge Alum Springs.
Jas. D. Davidson, Lsxinston.
Col. C Crozet, State Engineer my 2-ts
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~ Persons down town having business
with me- and who ind 1t inconvenlsnt to come or
send to my store will pl leave their orders st
the store OF mesTs 3. McGruder's Sons, on 18th
street, when they will be attended to
I-lm MARK DOWNEY.
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OFFICE OF ADAaS EXPRESS COMFY,
RICHMOND Mey lst, 1887
\ ~ II

UFFICE OF ADA MS EAF hEoo CUM' Il,
RIcHMoSD Mey LIST, 1857
rT- Tpx.us43eWJ SPECIAL MOTH Il -.
Ess3AA We prepared to transact any
EEK --<- business on the Virginia Central
Railroad (appertsining to thu Express business y
Especial attention will be paid to THAT line, in
nection with the different springs Of Virsinia.
Messengers will leave daily at O'Clock A. M in
charge of valuables, money &c.
For further particulars. apply to
j. l.. MACDONOU0H, Agent
my1 Adams Express Co., lisa Main st.
"a ONA HUNDRED DOLLARS Me-
&X WARD.-1he above reward will be paid for
IA the app hension and delivery to me OF ane-
gro slave named ANTHONY, twho left the
Sadk. employment Of Mr. 70 A, Mayo, on or about
the 18th of March lsst if taken beyond the limits OF
a reward Of $3.50 will be paid. The said negro Ia OF
low statue slightly made of black color, and suppos-
ed to be about twenty three y airs old
r. N TABB SON, AGENTS,
Governor street, between Main and franklin
nv lS-d&clm
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RADICALLY CUhhD Ii \
Ii DR.. sHEkNAN's
GET RATED II r U SIS.

Messrs. FELDSURG co having purchased the
patent rsht for the above cei-bfa.ea article lJr
STATE of Virginia he opened an office over John
son's Drug store no II Main street, where tbeS
have a lot of RADICAL CURE TRUSs All pee
.nns Who are suffering from Rupture invited to
cali and exsune the article. by 30 doing they may
End c.rtan relief from one of the most psniu' ano
Fhyscians are respectfully requested to call and
W. TRIJsS was PATENTED Dec .. 1856. being
an entirely new article and will keep back and pos
Il ivsiv cure the worst form of rupture. where the
;scti.ns are followed and at the same time can be
worn with tbs utmost comfoit. 1t 10 the ehse" anu
most comfortable Truss ever introduced.
my Him
NJ observation-disclosures subscriber having'
~ since the opening Of Cur beautiful Hollywoea O.
sn.losed one hundred and seventy'eieht sections,
which il sufficient evidence Of the superiority OF his
work - H.. ..
landing 10 euciose burying grounds IT'D stone aud
Isaa R.ii;ng JOHN W. DAVIES.
MarbIe, Granite end Brown Stsre Works
INV Him main, between 9Th and 9Th sss
-.GE EI1.a an CHILDREN,S CAR.
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~ DR. CooDs late of 81 Louis. NO -
Office and residence on Sd street, west aide, between
Marshal and Clay streets NH l8-d6ni
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- Husba nd's CaIcined Magnesia Is free
from unpleasant taste and three times the strength
OF tho common Cacinsd Magnesie WoRtps
tAfR MEDAL and FoUR FIksT PREMIUM Silver
p MEDALS Esye been awarded 1t being the best in
the market
For sale By the Druggists and country storekeepers
and by the manufacturer.
THOMAS J. HUSBAND,
NH I2-dSras Philadelphia.
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s-- NOTICE -Th. subscriber
H9s<SSssrR having re ted the cffice No 227, Main
UlfYTT street, formerly occupied by his bro
-AIIJ ther, DR.. Thos. H. Edmun DIS, Seceas-
ed, cff.rs himself az Practitioner of DENTISTRY
to the ctiz.ns of Rishmond and the public gene
rally Having had an experience OF twelve years In
his profession, he fees confident he please those
who may favor him with their patronage. He can
be found at his office atALL HoUes where he will
be pleased to serve the friends of bis brother.
NV 19p, PAGE EDMIJND8
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G. w. JONES, SURGICAL
Ito II ~ q Al. n E N III q n

szggz< G. w. JONES, SURGICAL
ESsa3 AND MECHANICAL DENTIST,
uIYflfTYY ofie. on Main street opposite Co
in Filliag Cleansing, Extracting or Regulating
the TEETH gen Y and thoroughly performed
aINERAL or iNCORhUPrIBLE TEETH, in
serted on gold plate with or without CLASPS. as may
be desired, answering all the purposes Of Natural
Teeth not only appearance, but in the mas.ica-
ton CT food and the articulation of language.
nv 3 3m
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! a T,umors Cured without

~ Cancers aud Tun ors Cured without
cuttns--DR IA KAHN LATE of Philadeip his, spect-
fully oara his services the citizens and the pub
lie generally, for the cure OF Cancers, Tunors,
houlds, Riotches and all diseases of the skin Il
also cure Secret Diseases.
Il will remain in Richmond three months.
be found ct his Office, at the Clifton House, fr
10 A. M, to P. NJ
Recommendations can be seen on application
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AOUFsOr aAL.
FUTURE DIYy

+ $780, FUTURE DdYY assf
= ny 8, -. Cock & &c, Aucts
| ,aHOr. AID UNRESkRvKD SALE or
vuCs ~ TkuHKs. Do, ROk ACCOIJNT IN
"doM 1T NAY CONC ERIN. "
AT AUCTION.
Un TUESDAY, 18th inst At 10 o,slosk -. ,,,1,
ss st our store, for account Of whom it may con.
Boots. 'e's' cnoes ano
A lot OF TRUNKS. vAIIcrs r,n,vo. .,
SKINS, SHOE THREAD, &c. 'oSA
The Above are Of the manufacture and dir.et in,
portaion Of Alex'r HILL Esq, Of this citv' And ~,
ONLY partially damaged by water --1 '''
Ths :ttention OF the trade is rogue a.ed to Iii,
sale, a. It is very seldom such stock 10 offered At
tior In this city
Sale positive. l.. B. COOK co.
nv is Az.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-16
by Lnrus q SHi0e.

III sc At aT1rSLEs, cows AND CALF,
On tn,s !sa,sruRDAY) morning. eommeneiss - 10
also sewers. good ssda Ss s.v... ans family HSt.
and Calves, and good spriss W..on' Aa's', Vow
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-16

67GS Gigs, OH CHILDREN's CAR.
IkIA0ES-We are now selling the Black Top
GI0s f,r children at 81 ALI in want of one for the
mule ones, will fnd 9 good assortment for sale
A. the House. furnishing store OF 81
nyN -Ss DukKkEy + GO, Isl Main d.