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JOHN +. HOLLAND, Chairman.
ROBERT HUYGHE,
j. NJ. REID.

The following resolutions, accompanying the above
report, were read and adopted by the following vote,
the rules being suspended:
Yeas Messrs. Magioni, Hall, Holland, Huyghe,
Kearny, Reid, Waldo, Whitney and Beebe--9.
resolution authorizing the Surveyor during ten
days notice in the official JOURNAL sealed proposals placing
granite base and iron railing around Clay Square, Fourth
District.
l. Resotred That the adjudication by the Comptroller March
sd 1855 ngreeabv 10 resolution No 43 of the
repairing the plank of the Fourth District Joseph
kAi twenty-five running
the Mayor authorized enter into contract with the parties
cordingly. pei. noiarai act. af
s. Reso That the Comptroller be and he is hereby author
lied to sell at his Office to tue lowest bidder after Eve days
notice In the ocsl Journal contract for lining with
and making wooden gutter Doth sides Of the N o.
aud tarroon abroad on ST. Charles Gate Nayades street.
set Said work be done in accordance with specifications
lines and levels the Surveyor and under the
OF said officer The said adjudication to be subject to the
provRl or rejection of the Common Council.
Ressped further That the Surveyor be and he hereby in
strncted notify the N. and CSrreon Railroad Company
proceed Immediately and fill the cutters and grade ST.
Of ordinance No. 6 approved March 3st 1856
yised city ordinances.
POLICE AND HEALTH.
Mr. Waldo offered the following report, which was
read and adopted, and the resolution accompanying
the same was lost by the following vote:
Yeas Messrs. Kearny, Waldo Whitney and Beebe
"A.
Nays: Messrs. Magioni, Hall, Holland and Reid.
The Committee Police and Heath beg report upon the
petition OF n surg asking permission hi lime kiln
Congress street. THIRD District for period for the pur
pose OF bnrning the stone already hand This will take
sshort time, and committee believe will prove 0bec
ona provided the said petitioner binds himself antha
cite or stone coal in order TO prevent from smoke
A resolution is therefore presented to said purpose.
Respectfully submitted.
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Certificate of Capt r. Tucker, of ship Helen
~ lcGaie

New Orleans, March 90 1856
have tested the Bridgewater Paint for which Bogert
Go. various ship the
years have found in superior any
have II is in spnion Invaluable a
protective substance and recommend
ships use In preferences 10 any other. FL "
CsgnedJ li- r. TUCKER,
Mister Of ship Helen Mctiaw,
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STREETS AND LANDINGS.
Mr. Holland offered the following report, which

Mr.. Holland offered the following report, which
was read and adopted
The Committee streets and Landings have the honor
port upon the following subjects referred them,
L. Upon the communication OF the Comptroller March 23i
Instant that In accordance with resolution No 373 he aud
Gated the contract for repairing the Fourth
District Joseph Kaiser security John Fredenseiu twenty
five per running foot your report
ing the approval OF the with acceptance Of security
named resolution is accordingly presented for ption
Your committee recommend the adoption Of Of
this Board authorizing the Survey receive during thirty
days office in the official JOURNAL sealed proposals placing
agranie base and railing around Clay Square the
Disrct.n
g. Your committee also advise the adoption Of resolution
authorizing the Comptroller lowest bidder after
four da notice contract for lining both curb aud
making wooden gutter both sides Of the N o. and Carroll
Railroad ST. Charles street, from the Circle to Felicity
street and the Surveyor notify the N o. and Carroo
Railroad Company fill up cutters and grade said ST.
Chares lat Naya des1 sire tetciT
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
COMPRR0LbEa's OFFICE .
City Of New Orleacs, March q, lsse- :
[ No. 37T7-

CONTROVERSY ogFIcK. 1
City Of New Orleacs, March q, ls.e-
No. 37T7- ]
Res,ed TIA, The Comptroller be he hereby svs
:. Re resas z i nSss par, ~ y Lives street sr
aies street. sna ne tobacco wArehcass IN he Third Dies
Vim pseiucaos- On BE IL i- se asS be nd
1se' 90 sss ses,o'. Or rs''on q '1s cs%ss cenns
Preside1, q Bo 81 g II 3iasrnsa-
President Board q 1ssis.sas Aldermen
Isiznssl cHAs. " WATERMAN. Mayor.
ss,ss 81. s..ssy sI..n t.l EerDAy tn. oh day &
zg. sss 81 sdjadieats at once at u O'clock, NJ, The
M 10. T.THy,R cemnuoler.
SPECfFIcATIOssf for the contract tor taxi
RON Sass ssssss q 1T fa a ss S,og q ksyre
tn. con.ctors shan take ronn stone paving a well
= ns ssS.d. tee lsvse and the %
and uIas 3 City Il he foles ss
Ehs ssI.l one. ,h.l >. gees sls.. and 10 -o,s.p
manner VIII slope q three inehs. fo every fcot ihsr
saiIs stones shall be laid 10 .sser on "a
ssf IL hsa e ss & ne % ss T:s ss.
.Sd srsvSSI e. laying no e To.
and shall he Laid with slope o. ore and half inches towards
lse CD i,s sharp and HE 70 dway .bs Be- peh y ~
graded by contractor accorance The rraas. and
sSSs q .snS oaT and ~
s s is n nsn max s s1os on lie spe s.
tween he on i Be- Sled ap siis ~ river and and a
s as s iss s ss s r r.
. or hsG AID sp ssd p59ns snd ss
be and covered til coating OF three inches
si n s s Ss psds c ihaD sand and tn
An eneb aud Of tbe sidewalks which may b
found broken DISPLACED, which may be missing shall b
furnished and red by the contractor without
be furnished BY The contractor wihoat cOmpebsa
An the materials sha be Of the best quay and shan b,
furnished b the consrae-or as we'll as tte labor.
dirt picked frm the street shall be the property Of hs
on The levee such places the Surveyor direct.
more han one at The si%e md ,h. Ss co pSs
complete The eayng O. The paving Of said square previous
The himself keep paving in per
pletion Of the whole WORK and 10 rasnee The faithful pet
q s s"Ge ss rse ba ss@ pd e ~
contractor at the ezpirs of year. the paving Is he
| feitcd for the ass Of the city
The shat b bound 70 eegn the work in the e
mon Council and complete 'es same I've months a,sr ande
Coed and .oys., ;s.g xix r. the sum Of :; shall b
Payments in cash The eopson q every thres
II IS veil undsrood ai IL case Of .ars " the eonttaeto
osn e. h as o Fl any par, hsso sis ne 1s
which the being said Council shall have tn
q IRE BY @ o s sSd
sppyng 70 sour o. Justice 70 aanu he same and wihoa y
shall time abandon the work finish and c0mpe
s s es with hi ss era the s,, aid s
done ey him up to h date q and that the et
and also well esos
the and biz securities shall bs held and bound
price al which the contractor originally contracted % perfo
the work and the price at which may be adudeaed
BIDS TO be per superficial yard for the whole work compile,
IsgnedI LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committee Streets and Landings o.
E Signed j 5sd 3. EEh HSEEass cA.lrmsa.
Registered March &C. 1855. ....
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WIN. NJ. FLEMING
G. II. WALDO.
N. WHITNEY.
IL REElE

Resoped That permission be the hereby given
Eugene Surgi continue his lime kiln for of sixty
from date Of this resolution der the lime
said premises provided fuel but raeie
coal only shall be used and provided further that said prem
Uses shall cease 10 exist the expiration of sixty days
aforesaid
Mr.. Holland offered the following resolution which
was read and adopted the rules being suspended
Yeas: Messrs Magioni Hall, Holland, Kearny,
Reid, Waldo, Whitney and Beebe-s.
Reopsd That thousand copies of the entitled
to provide for the leveeng draining and retaining Of
and erowed lands In the parishes Of Orleans and Jefferson
approved 18th March 1855 be printed under the supervision of
the Finance Committee.
On motion, the Board adjourned until Tuesday
next, the 9Th April at O'Clock p. NJ
JAS. A. HOPKINS, Secretary,
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JOHN ". HALL, Chairman.
JOHN 3. HOLLAND,
IL DHEI Ds

The following resolutions accompanying the above
report, were read and adopted by the following VOTE
the rules being suspended:
Yeas Messrs. Magioni, Hail. Holland, Huyghe,
Kearney Reid, Waldo, Whitney and Beebe--9.
Resoind That the COMPTROLLER the Treasurer in
favor of W. A. Beecher, for three doars-s3
be in full payment for all services rendered. well
discussed by examining Municipality
No. VS.. Duncan N. H-nnen.
Resos That the Comptroller be and he Is hereby anho
lied Mr. Dennis the Of hundred
deposited BY him in the hands Of the
Comptroller in February 1855 signing Of
certain contracts for the making Of banquees
District which adjndicated him, approved
by the Council.
ResoUed That Moses Eastman and John c. Pooey be and
hereby accepted the securities Of Chas a. MOBILES Coal
and Wood Inspector.
esored That Comptroller Treasurer
the mt f thafn ilo NO svz.
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HUGHES, yALETTE 4 CO.,
Agents Of the Louisiana Dry Dock.
Certificate of I'm. G. Tsnpiston.

O. O. BogeTt-Dear sir have nsed your KKiDGEWATER
PAINT deck Of steamships and having fully tested
value, cheeully its the and most
used. Hnd
painting decks covered with being durable mpervous
10 water, and q protection against fire.
Qsignedl W. G. TEMPLETON.l
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Missionaries sonssghes proprieares dimmsubles aisant
lace Ia Bienvle, pRrtir de In Roman squa
johnson DIES deux c6tes nen
donhanee resolution soft passee e Uonse de WILLIE scion
Ia oi ain dies banqnettes bqnetees
bodees de curb stones tdes rueaux b de chaque
de Benyile partir de Roman Johnson
Ga le&cepton des endro on des banquees deja
ruites les pTopreares les dtes ba
douze peds de large parr des masons denx pes
parvr DIES curb stones espace Intermediate devant ere
comble ct paement nivele ain de
wage en- hIigues de ehaque cote dss bangnstes -. =
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r. 4s New Iberia, Attakapss March r. ls5s
The opinion entertained By of the BRIDGEWATER
PAINT in the above certificate In 1852
mors confirmed since. consider n ths valaabe
paint known, and combines all the virtues claimed
Agents z Csigned) JOHN y MiLIkR.
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Certificate Of Capt. WiHiam Bro,on, of To,cboat
pormo,Se

Ihsye used the BRIGEwAfER PAINT for which Messrs
q. BOGERT co. agents. hurricane deck OF the
towboa Popose The pain, has been sboutthree mouths
feet whatever In about four weeks perfect slate
and satisfied Of Its possessing all qualities necessary 70
acertan protection
ders confidently the BrdgewAer Paint for The
(signedJ WM. BROWN, Captain OF T0wboat 2 orpose.
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Certificate of Capt. 81. Clair Thomasson, of III
Sfenmer Maoooi,o

New Orleans. Dec. O. 1881.
Having painted the hurricane deck passenger steamer
Magnolia, under my command, with the bRIDGEWA TER
PAINT cheerfully recommend for its pervous qualities
and hesitation pronounclng
any mineral paint before the public Re
protection against the effects ofspafks cnders Ii
months use. (SignedJ ST. o. THOMASSON
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ce,tlieats Of cept. HiIsr, ef .hip 7Yrren,

AZ New Orleans, March B. 1855.
have been using the BdEewaer Mineral Paint house
ship for the past years. and consider yalua-
paint for going vessels. recommend without
economy and its protective ouai
lies. "a r (signedO THOMAS @. HILER
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Certificate Of Capt. Gale Of ship R. d. Stephers

:
Having used the Bdgewaer Paint other parts
Of my vessel for time past cheerfuy endorse is
merits and consider the best paint for durability pFoec
tion that have used.
Signed JAMES GALE. Master Of ship r. d. Shepherd
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hppf1Fed MWfh 3, IH58 M
isiznesl cHAs. NJ. WATERMAN. Mayor.

Notice + hs.sby given that on RRIDAY the sh day Il
shove CONTRACT = = = - - =
m2T lot Tur an c.n,,.xon.~
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addition the above incontrovertibls testimony Of tn
superiority of the BRIDGEwATER PAINT the Agents have
their possession Dnumeabe certificates may be seen
application at their Office ss.I. "a .I-aa =
The Agents deem their duty, well the protection Of
the public for the character Of the Brgewsie Paint
tion all interested against the imposition pracced
TO considerable extent, the year Owing eomplcs
tion Of the Company have net enabled keep
supply equal to the demand and is within the POSITIVE
KNOWLEDGE OF the Agents. that various mineral substances
have been sold parties OUT OF THE CITY the Bridge
water Paint In order future disappointment
would suggest that orders be direct TO to
correspondents here with instructions purchase ONLY Of
the Agents. For the future shall be regularly supplied and
will be able to al orders any extent.
NO DEVIATION IN PRICE. TKRxs-For all Sums under
$780, CASH from sio0 s2o sixty 500 and upvard
foar months creditfo approved city acceptance.
For sale dry, in packages Of $50 pounds, by
G. c. B0GERT & CO.,
u Camp street,
Agents for the States Of Louisiana,
d2H Mississippi Alabama An5 Texas.
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-. New Orleans, Feb L. 1854
Having had the Louisiana Dry Dock painted with fhe
BRIDGEWATER PAINT and its merits thoroughly tested
concur in opinion with Capt Thomasson of the Msgno.
and Capt Brown, OF The Porpoise We eheerally
mend said paint a superior article.
HUGHES, YALkfTE THOMAS, Louisiana Dock Yard.
J.P.WhlrNEY CO., Agents Louisiana Dry Dock Co.
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STORAGE STORAGE - THE UNDERSIGNED
- having leased the large and ous building occupied
by Messrs. Lusk Co. No. Front street. would
invite the attention Of those having Store on sale
otherwise Their Of will reasonable in accord
ance with the times. WIII4ETT 4 WILSON,
fe26 en- No I , Front s,,so.
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As. a. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
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ADAM GIFFEN, Treasurer.
New Orleans March 90 1855
The following communication was read and, on
motion, laid on the table subject to call
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Reised Tfss The Comptroller and he hereby aabssd
70 sell after days notice eeA joanal eerrsss
so NE TeiaJing q thar of Byes lying be.ssu
iusa and the tobacco warehouses; IN The Third Dft
q the city u New orleans The work be dnne h. scc0rfH -
with penceons Gle in The Survey anee aud The sze
suteci % The approval rejection q tse Council.
se lsgnecl H. - sTNMER<, 4. -
= .f President B0are ~ Aidermen-
tsigDedI .. NAGIUNI.
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pRuas, MEDICINES, 40.
,.sny ran CouGHS. COLDS,

prNEDY FOR COUGHS, COLps,
X yTuRalGta AND NERVOUS ngADAcHp.
The t"t ~ S,IitsW ETixlR ia the hest remedy
MtS =, o,aehs and Colds but perhaps IL is not
knrsra,is ~ wgli known that has relieved rsfms
gent ss,e,sI In xns Neurslsia and Nervou> Head-
hfh'' ,,,auii,n l. rsaaeated t. the following Ger
. a6ae fr"m ar MISSION. gentleman we'll known
Ia hi caEnTunfty - go -o. a. A.. s.s.,,s,
HH bsvr suffered from Servous Headache site
, 'e. 20 ,rost severely for several years. have
Nth! ,i,,. reas4lits bat found no relief until
IT. ,Sn,st ,t Novenlhcr iSS5, l was induced o.
so W. NJ w p,wS' COUGH RI,iNtR. which I found
", ,,,,,st benefit "a msstlf Ny daughter. Who Ia
~ - am c,ais a since her infancy, hes hPen en-
r,ri hv thr use IT Mrs DAVIS medicine. and
- ,,c free from enugh and more vigorous than sht
- ho,r - 4nv prri,si of her ite. bettNeit 20 Ne
az "a, ,,g,, r4le g,,-sielGe we'll very pheasant
= =. sin eer,ous and general debility. -.
rhf sale hy Mrs DAVIS Fisher " lnS'on
,-i.r{pS Il Yale. rs
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By Henry W. Qusrles,
mo $50 Main street,

NOTICE LADIES AND GENTLE
~ MEN's AUCTION SALES THE MOTT KLx-
CANT ST0Ch OF JEWELRY YET OK Bid
Mr.: VIZ. IL. kLLIi TT having returned TO y. city,
will offer to the public Of the richest and most
elegant assortrnents Of JEW ELRf which the 9th
of Richmond have had the privilege Of In
speeding. These goods viii be offered this morning.
and will be open for inspection at any time during
the day and evening for week.
81. Auction SALES fer Ladies' every morning o. u
o,'ciok, and for Gentlemen every evening 81 IN
o'cltck. commencing THIS DAT. The public are
respectfully invired 10 call.
At No 100 Main street.
Ladies' sales at4 O'Clock. PM.
Gentemens sales nt ~ o'clock r M.
These sales VIII not interfere with my morning
and evening sales. at No ziI Main street.
NH % HkNkY w QUARLEG. Auet.
NOTICE.--ln consequence Of the press
~ ofconsgnwents, win. for the present. ssil at
auction every day as f,ii0ws.
and at my store. No 10 Main street. 1T e'cIk, ~.
salss for gentlemen at both stores .wery night at
~ o'clock. HENRY w QUAkLk&.
NH "a Auct.
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=, ,,,,n 4 YEAR! 81. QUO A YEAR.
DYSPEPSIA AND FITs.-De. TRAoY

~ DrtaFvy. the errst cureT Of Consumption, wa
.- .'yrgal va,rs badly afflicted b. Dyspepsia that
t mart "a! the time he was confined to his bed. HI
e.. syeutpaily cuEni by n prescription Furnished
I'm bv = Young clair want girl. This prescription
.. iy 4 mere cis,tt while IN state of trance, has
--i every bsiy Vhp has takea t, never having fail
81 once IL u vaGajy sure in eases of Fus as 81
pysf-psia fhr ingredients may be- fund in any
Am. store | HiI send thss Va liable prescription
.. An, 2 .fsnu CT the receipt Ut Que S'amp 10 pa,
....ts.. Address ng TRACY OSBORNE. UfEti
t.rFrs ~ cess; NFTi0N, New York Post Oilico.
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BY A. ID. liams. Auct
HOUSE AND LOT ON MADDOX HILL

HOoSE AND LOT ON MADDOX Hill.
At AuCnON .-On THURSDAY. LAT ar Arm
" O'Clock NJ, upon the premises viii ~ All
~ ~ ,snara residsnce OF james Carter stnstad a.
nadd2s iili. fronting ~ James reef in rsar ~
fstsr hekenneys store The house has fa,r r aa !.
sa,1 - basement; the lot Is 40 J $50 feet with
III EHMs-one-third cash. balance Mt 4 and q month.
Win Interest," credit payments to be- serrrad ~
Is 3. 80 4 I, =. ~ Ply ,fnxas Tor
NH q "iLnAMs,
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MARBLE WORK
WI AT REDUCED PRICES.
MILLER & VINCENT.

Main Srsst. marty opposite Second Baptist Church
Dealers in Italian and American Marble, and Man
ufacturers OF Monuments, Tombs, &c. respectful.
invite the attention to those in want to their stocs
N hand which consists of larger ass ntnrent Of
biuNuMENTs, ToMBS, HEAD PIECES, SC,
han can be found in the State, which they will sci
at p lower than the article can be purchas
I'D IN this or any Of the Northern cities.
Monuments Of any size or design made TO order. o
The best Italian OF American Marble. on favorable
terms
Carving, and every style of lettering, neatly exc
cuted. ia SIN
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

REAL ESTATE II TIE CITY OF RICH III
in acertain deed of trust executed by =. Z. Win
ston and wife dated 18th November, 1851 Only re-
execution thereof proceed to sell at public auction.
on the prenis q, on MONDAY. the 5th day of April.
1885, at O'Clock. r. NJ if fair, if not, the next fair
day. in the order advertised, the following valuable
real est tie viz:
Ist The excellent brick dwelling at the corner Of
Marshall and End streets now occupied BY Mr. Isaac
W Walker fronting IS feet running back 81 fest.
2ud. The lot en- the North sirie of Leigh street.
near 20 foushee street. with two new framed tene-
ments thereon, I. ontIn 46 feet, running back -.
feet,
3 The very large and admirably arranged Brick
rear 10 Brooke Avenue recently occupied by 81,
jas VI Taylor. aud now Mr. John Tyler. front
ing f12{ fee running back 2tl feet.
Avenue i ADJOINING the store Of Mr. John Beve,
ridge, fronting M feet. running back i05 feet
3th Lot the west line of 7th street, Opposite
the City spring) having thereon a work shop
fronting 6s feet. running hack in feet And on the
fair if not the next fair day. the'yery excellent and
desirably located Brick Tenement, atlhe corner OF
Marshall and ~ streets, fronting % Sect, running
back lo feet to an alley, and now In the occupancy
of Mr. Fitzgerald
near to I'D stre,t, fronting on the sonth side o.
Broad street 20 feet, running back 100 feet Also.
vacant lots adIniniDg on the east and west. the
former nting ~ feet and the latter 70 feet, and
each ruaning back 100 feet, to the line OF Mr.. b.
Breiil After which, Mt the premises Of the last
named lot will be sold an undivided moiety of Ger
tain lands in Texas. conveyed jointly to said Win
ston and Wesley II. Mcdee-
Also the reyersionary right, title and interert Of
the grantors in laid deed in the slaves devised
hy the late n Lpscornbe and Edward Mc6ee 10
Mrs Marietta MeGee for life. with Ieyersion to her
chddres.
TERas FOR Their al estate one-fiith ca b; balance
ut 4, s. RI ara Is months for negotiable notes, in
terest added secured by trust deed, or title re-
tanned. For the personal estate. month"; note.
With interest The taxes and insurance for ISIS, To
be paid by the purchasers
w ohUM'p, Trustees
x,k vf
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BOARDING Mus. w. q. YEATMAN
- can accommodate two Families with hnrd Win
pleasant ro ms Tn pleasant situation AZ naederass
terms n2thweet corner Of hfth aud Franklin streets
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By Jas. M. Taylor & Son.
pRICK DWELLING, wITH 8 ACRE.

brick DWELLING, WITH 8 ACRES
- OF GROUND ATTACHED IN THE TOWN
OF SIDNEY, AT AUG rION--Wili be sold upon
tho premises. on WEDNESDAY,, the 18th tay Of
April commen ing at A. n'cioak VI, the very d..
sirahie Brick dwelling. with three acres of ground
attached situated at the northwest corner of Pop
a. and Grove streets two Dol tn of the Fair
Grounds. aud now in the occupancy of Mr. Peter ID
Bernard.
The House 1utains about large and airy rcom.
with Kitchen Stable and necessary out hou ses The
Lot is enclosed and of first rate soil
The location and contiguity OF this prop.rty to
the city, rnders it very desirable as suburban res
idence, and those in want would do we'll to attend
the sale
TERMs.-&300 In cash the balance on a credit Of
one and two years, for notes, with in,eress (pat.
able semtannusllv) and secured bya uu { deed -
Taxes for 1885, to be paid by the pu. chaser.
JAS TAYLOR & sON,
NH 26-eo1tds Auc.ianaerx
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no COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

FLLETT, WALLER, DREwRY 3 CO.,
Solicit the attention Of merchants visiting RICH.
Mosp 10 their large and well selected stock OF
SPRING AND SUMNER Day GOODS. most OF
which has been bought IN the Northern markets,
uuer the depressing influences of the recent pat ic
at AUCTION and for CASH. at very low prices. To
which weekly additions will be made by the agency
{ their house in New York. Bell Brooks, Pace
vantage az the changes In the market and their
prices to the CASH AND PROMPT MONTHS .ps, they
are satisfied cannot be undersold by any regular
hoAse in this country. They earnestly ask a cal
from the merchants u no wish To purchase.
Store No. II Pearl street.
NH I3--ts Richmond. Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-26
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER

IA gODS.-The subscriber In returning thank
20 20 his friends aud customers for past tavoIs
-IA- would respectfully inform them ana the pu'
lie generally that he has lust received anf openrt
hi1 SPRING and So inner GOODS consisting Of :
most excellent assortment OF
CLOTHS. CAsSINERES. VESTINGS, &c,
which he would be happy to make up in the moe
sup .rior sly h aud workmanship, and on REASONABLE
terms WM HOLT RICHARDSON.
Merchant Tailor
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