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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-14
Glorious N Q vs.!
BOOTS & SHOES FOR EVERYBODY
d. nITCHC COCK,

d. ulT g II CO N s0i V8i
Having completed his arrangements. snd
.ucceeded in getting himself fcomfortably fred
II his new establishment on Main street, sp.
osite the Pierson House, now offers his stock
md his services to his old friends and N ma
~ new ones as will do him the kindness to n.
'or him with their patronage. Hc will nst
,nly keep on hand large assortment Of ready
na'e work, but will always BE- preparsdfs
manufacture .4i-..3. rs s.1sg al
HuuTNANDNHuEN,
o:all varieties, in the very latest and most
improved style. His stock will always b VI
he very best quality, and his workmsn as
rood us eau be procured in the coSntry. MP
ON FINE BOOTS, he challenges the State,
knowing that he has in his employ as good
boot makeras can be scared up anywhere.
He is also engaged in the manufacture Of
HHA R NJ EE1~ "
Of every description, and will always keep
ip top workmen in that department a,,gr
Those who want Boots, Shoes. Harness, o.
nythng else in my line, will fnd it y their
advantage to call and see me. asg
Marehll, SO. HITCHCOCK.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-14
80 ACRES Ct TaIss, good ii ,@SssGa %;f,;a

Township in this County; being the West half
of the North East quarter of section 90. A
county Road passes along the North end Of
said tract of land, and it is situated about I
miles from Up. sandusky. 1t will be sold for
$3.50.
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RUCKBK,DGE DAIhs.-lnls favori {

~
L bathing place, long known as LETCHE!tS, and
afterwards as JDRDAh'S SPnfNGS, has been re-
Gently pm cbas by n company of gentlemen in
HCck bridge county, where it is situated aud where
the virtues Of the water best known and i'll be
men Tor the reception OF visitors upon the st OF
j next. Rev and handsome buildings have been
rec'ed and no effort will lie spared make 10 de-
ightfui summer resort 1t il beau fully located OF
the North River. in the midst Of mountain and val
ley scenery unsurpassed in varied beauty by any il
the STATE. Il IS on the main stage road from Lex
ington to the Central Railroad, dist mt eleven miles
from the former and nine miles from Goshen Depot
on the latter. Visitors can reach the Haths in
ddy from Petersburg Richmond and Alexandria ar
tlvlng at their destination before sunset.
The temperature Of the water il a little hi ghel
than that OF the Oh sweet, and this with the peCL
hIghy charged with CarbuLic Acid Gas and con
tslua ha2nesia. Iron, &c renders bathing in il, By
uniVer5ti consent Of those whu have triedit, delight
iui and iuvIGOTtting to an extraordinary degree 49,
Its medicinal effect IL attested by fifty years local
experience especially in cases Of general Debility
Dyspepsia, Diseases Of the LunE-, Uicera tions
"hereyer existing, rheumatism AmeHOrThca, Di-
menurrhea, MenOTTha.ia, LeucOTThra Prolapsus
children, IL is unsurpassed if elualled H. ans wa
ter in the world. Near at hand il n HJtfhui
Spring, second only TO the famous Wa, ~s,Iphu'
Of Grerubrer, TO which visitors to the T. have
free access.
governor Henry A. Wise, who spent a portion ot
last summer with his family at the BathA" thus
sptaks of It: 1T is my chosen spot in the noun
'ains and shall certainly revisit H. il possible
summer.
nj. renee may also be had, amongst many Others
% Col IL Smith, Superintendent of the Virginia
Military fustituti, Rev VIM White, D, and Rev
VIM Pendltton, u. Lexington; VIM q Pane, Esq
# the firm Of kept. Paine Il ent, Richmond, and
Hunter, ESQ OF Selma Alabama.
TERNS-Si 30 per day, for less than week; s.
per week, for less tan weeks; IS per week. toI
more than two weeks and $50 per month.
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AUCTIou 6ALHb.
BY Goddin & Appersop.
TRUST SALE I,P yEuy v.ru.r,u

II n,,..,....s~1 VT VEHI VALUAHIE
~, shofkkTf IN THE CITY or KIrTtMoSn
' smsus " deed Of trust, from WiIsism ~.
yLa day et April 1851. recorded Ia ~. a. =, ne
according In. retr We shsu ~ tequest " creot0rs
premises. az public aiietioa, on FEtAv ~ ~ ~, s.S
" June. 1885 II fair. II not the nsx. a., ~ ~
k0al Estate I'm the city al kiehmons ny ssiuspls
said deed: ssA'osea N
isf A half acre lot OF groi,c lying nj tta ,o~~.
LIST and Broad streets designafa a. Ia ~ IT
tne plan OF the CITY, with the brick rtorss AMI - m
ing houses. and other improvements thereo. ~
ect TO an estate for her life i'm Mrs. Prieti. NJ
wright, tagged 7IJ ia part OF sai5 nsanessx 10y
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A UCTION SALE OF MILL MA


IA CHINERY.-By virtue of an order of the Cir
cult O. urt Of the city Of Richmond ia The case OF
e. IL. Kean. admir-. with The will annexed Of
james NJ Boyd, decd, plaintiff against Charles
Dimm0ck. A q Eayne and Edwari Gay, surviving
partners of themselves and James NJ Boyd. decd,
and others, detendan g." IS receiver therein APP
poin ed shall sell, at public auction on the prem
ises, on FRIDAY, the 25th day OF June, 1885, at-iU
o'clock. A NJ. to the highest bidder, all the ma
chnery ia the Pc pha'an Mill, situated in the
wing of the Armory, (to be removed by the lst day
of July 1885, or within ten days thereafter) con-
sistng III part of pairs 4 feet No. French Burrs
Bran buster Patent Wheat Scale. weighing 66
bushels. Flour Scale Boiling Cloths, Reels Con
veyGrs Elevator Belts and Buckets Pnlleys, Line
Shafts, Cast Wheels, of various sizes. Smut Ma
chine, Wheat Fan, | patent Wheat Cleaner and
Separator. 4 Stone Spindles and Pit Gearing, to-
gether with all the Mill Furniture
Also TO be removed By the lst of July. 1858, or
within ten days there2tter.) brick and wooden
she'd west of the Armory.
Persons wishing to examine the foregoing articles
before the day OF sale do by calling on Lieut.
A & Lay ne. at the Armory
TERMs:-Cas for AL sums under fifty dollars; for
all sums fifty dollars, credit OF four months,
for negotiable notes with approved eHdorsers and
interest added from day of sale. -
II x ELLYS0N.
Je lids Sheriff City Richmond
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CHERIFF'S SALE OF A STEAMBOAT

~ BY virtue of order of the Circuit Court Of the
city OF Richmond, vi the I'D OF May 1855 in the
case of simeon leland. Charles Leland, and Wal
ner Leland. partners, under the style of Simeon
Leland Co, Plaintiffs. against Apheus smith
defendant, 1 shall, on WEDNESDAY, the 23d DAY
of June, 1855, at the hour of 10 O'clock M at the
Dock, in the city Of Richmond. proceed to sell, al
public auction, the steamboat ECHO, her Machine
ry Tackle, Apparel AMI Furniture, for cash 10 the
highest bidder. II X ELLYSON
10 l-duls Sheriff City of Richmond
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DRAINED TENEMENT ON LEIGH
By Richard Cauthoin.

TRY GOODS, CLOTHING. SHOES,
~ &C.. AT AUCfION.-on FRIDAY, 18th inst
at 10 O'Clock. at my store, will sell Mt auction, lot
Of Dry Goods and Clothing, consisting In part OF
yestings of different styles: French Linen Prints.
Alpacas and MousiiDs Italian Cloth and Alpaca
Coats fiue Cashmere Pants, sattiuet do. Linen de-:
Ladies' White aud Mixed Hose; Gents heavy hall
Hose; Irish Linen; Wrapping Paper. &c, &C.
SHOES.-Also. a lot Of Shoes. EATERS Slippers.
Buskins, &C., &C.
je 10 r. CAUTHORN.
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SALEOF hEALESTaTF

II By virtue Of deed of trust executed TO nefon
the 9th day Of December. 1851, by Darius stebblns
AMI Ellen e. his wife. and Elias j. Miller and Jaue
A his Wife which deed was duly recorded in the
Clerks office of Henrico county, in bsJk 10. pap e
ass, shall at the request OF the beneficiary in said
deed, sell at public auction, the premises at 8
o'clock, p, NJ, on TU EsDAY, the 2eth day vi June,
.s5 the real estate therein described teing two lots
OF LAND, lying IN the county OF .Henrco, ar
Fairfield Race course, containing about 10 acres,
piats of which can be my Office
Terms made known at the hour II sale.
In,
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TRY THE VIRGINIA WORM KILLER
if your children are suffering from Worms
one bottle will work wonders in their health and
tpirlt, make them strong aud hearty, even thohBh
thsy are now puny aud weak. FOR sale by the Drug
sists geueralIy, and prepared only BY, ,,,nr
Je ~ Il. j. PiCUT.
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by James Nj. Taylor q son.
MEAT RRICK TENEMENT IN RrAu

l OF CLAY STREET METHODIST CHURCH.
At AUUFluN.-Wiil be sold upon the premises, on
FhIDAY. the 18th day OF June, Commencing nj S
O'Clock. NJ, a neat Brick Tenement, on Madison
street, immediately 10 rear Of Clay Street Church.
and renting at 1928 per annuni.
The Ill use has nve rooms, and is in good ORDER
The lot Il outs about % feet and back 81 feet
TkRNs.-One-fourth cash. the balance at g. 8 aud
monthe, for notes, with interest aud secured by a
trust deed. Taxes for 1888 tie be paid by purchaser
Je JAS NJ TAYLOR Il son, Aucts.
DRAINED TENEMENT ON LEIGH
STREET. AT AUCTloN.-Willb be sold upon tho
O'clock. = NJ, Framed HGuse and lot on the south
side OF Leigh rect, betwe.n Brooke Avenue aud
Henry rect. The House has four rooms The lot
fronts u feet and runs back ca feet 10 an alley.
TERMS -one third cash; balance at and ION tbs
with interest, aud secured by a trust deed.
10 IA JAS TAYLOR a Son, Aucta
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PED SULPHUR sPkiNG5-

n.
These celebrated MINERAL SPRINGS are nov
open ior the reception Of visitors 1t is now wei
known that 10 icinal agents that have been tret
have ha1 such signal success az the waters OF the
Fed sulphur springs, in the speedy of most
cases OF pulmonary Consumption Bronchial Aztec
tions, Chronic Diarrha d. spepsia and Diseases u
the RrAia.
Ipvaids would secure better rooms and better car,
ana attention by coming EARLY, are usually
very much crowded through the month of Augnsf
Visitors for this place should leave the Virginia ana
Tennessee Railroad at NEWBEnN DEPOT. They
will then have but Is miles of Staging over a gooc
road. Via III Virginia Central RaiIroad there il
now ahoBt 40 miles of staging.
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Deduction I'M COKE-The nriees III

~ COX r, until further notice, will be a fJl0ws;
SOFT Lump Coke..,,,.au..,,s,,.......S5 per load.
Solt HAL Coke............".-...........i IS 90.
lizard Coke. both grades........... $50 do
At these prices Coke is, all things considered the
cheapest Fuel now "tered or likely To be offered In
the market, during the coming season
TERAS-CdSh on deItCe1U. on Demand.
t4. Yards corner lUth street and Basin and corner
Byrd aud 9th, South side Canal.
my iS-ts JNO WEnTII Agent
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALU.

MNISSlUNEk'S SALE OF VALU-
Gu Est ERFiELD COUNTY on JAMES RIVER
FIVE MILES AByYE EICHMoND.--As Commits
soner of the Circuit Court OF Chesterfield appoint.
ed by decree pronounced on the Sth May. lSls ia
the case Of Green, guardian against Green. &c I
shall proc - q sell at pnbic auction, the prem
lses On TU ESDAf the 9th July, 1888, at II o'clock
of which Nathaniel Green died seized, containing
400 acres, more less, in Chesterfield county on
James River. 1t has 1t an excellent Framed
Dwelling and all the usual out buildings and con
sdered most desirable estate. Ia addition it has on
it Stone quarry of great value which will be sold
with or without the Farm rs may he deemed best at
the hour Of sale.
TERMS :-)ne-thiri cash, balance at and years
after date for bonds bearing interest with good Sc
curitY, and title retained till the whole pore base
money be paid MARMADUKE JOHNSON,
S-2aMtd5 NM.
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uEALlNQ SPRINOS-These

HEALING SPRINGS. These celebla
- ted SPRINGS are now open for the reception Of
visitors. The furniture aud buildings are Ill new
accommodation of three hundred persons. The
sTERS are celebrated for their efficiency in dis
ases OF the Skic. Liver and Stomach scrofula Old
Ulcers, Paraly sis diseases of the Bladd r. Idnet
and Uretus, Chronic Diarrhnt Chronic Asthma,
diseases OF the Lungs ana Bronchial Tubes 1lemor.
siH Uterine Diseases, as LeEcorrhCea, Dyemenor
rbUe4 NenprrbTgia, DISTRACTED CalameDia, prolap
sus Uteri, Neuralgia. and diseases of the Ego
The BATHS have been enlarged and improved
siDce the last season, by the introduction of a num-
Der OF BATHING TUBS, supple d with warm ana
hot water from the medicinal fountain thus furnish
ing Baths o. any temperature the feelings of the pa
feut aud necessities Of the case may require, each
BAN occupying separate apartment.
Each Bath is supplied with Shower Bathing APP
paratus Of improved cons rue hon
The Baths are exceedingly delightful buoyaLt
and grateful, iInparting glow and softness to til
skin not equalied by any waters IN western Flr-
ginia, their temperature being $50 Fahre heit
The roperties OF the waters are greatly cathar-
tic, dieurcIic, diaphOrec, Alternative seiative ana
snti-irritant and p culiary applicable to the
treatment of the hove diseases.
The Healing Springs are located in Bath county
Va immediately up,.n the road leading lro III Mill
b)ro Depot Of the Virginia Central RIA Tread, to the
GreenbIier " hite sulphur springs-4 lies from,
he former, ami 90 miles asst OF the latter place and
within day travei OF Baltimore, Richmond, " ash-
iIs ton and Alexandria
4 inc of daily stag, s, carrying tbs Mail, will run
regu.arly between Miilhoro Iepct and White sul-
5aur, and passing Ell rout5 the hath Alum, W arm
snd Hot Springs. well graded road, and stoI
ping here, viii convey visitors regularly to and
from the springs
An experience 4 Ph yscian resides IL the Springs,
permanently The propriet0rs intend to use every
III ri 10 render the s0,ourn of their visitors both
pleasant and profitable, and have fitted up fine
Billiard and Nowlng Saloon. fino Band OF Music
has been engaged anu will re4-ain during the sea
son. .
Persons ing further Information in regard t.
thr.m- Gcinal fficacy Of the water, can be suppe'
with our Pnmuhiet. containing the opinions and
c. rtiticates OF Pby scians ard Others who hav test
ted It's ml at most of the hotels or By addressing
the propret0ls. POkTEh IhNlE
lie IL dim PfopfietofS.
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BUILDING HARDW 4RE.-I have 10
~ store. and for sale at low prizes, good assort
fneut Of Building IL erdware; such as Mortice aud
Loo ks with ,iueraI, Porcelain aud Plated KuoDs
.;ound. Square, Fin.h Moruce. shut;er and Chaiu
Bolrs, Hinges AMI Sjr VS., Blind Fastenings, Iron
aud RTass Wheel Sheavts |. on and Bra haiiwiu-
dow Pull eys ash O. rd Cut and Wrought Nail ,FloM
ing Nails together wi all articles u.ualy found 10
mr. line ROBT j. DENNY.
Hardware, cutlery. Tools &c.
ie I6 205 Main street, above the Banks.
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| PLEASANT . SUMMER kkSUhI
BUFFALO GAP HOUSE.

This well known Mountain retreat, formerly kept
by NJ Pi.msn, ter miles west of Staunton on tht
Central railroad aud The Paikersburg turnpike, is
now open for the accommodation of travellers and
visitors. Persons wishing to spend The teat Of sum
in cool quiet way, cannot find more suitable
place in all Virginia. 1t is easy OF accessible carr
Of the Central road pass by it every day The hOust
is large, (45 ROOMS convenient ard ell ventilated
SURF Ounded by the most beautiful nountain scene
ry; fine sprlngs OF FreestOne, sulphur, Chay heatt
aud Alum water convenient. As ! will not keeI
any Intoxicating drinks or intoxicated persons about
me. visitors need not fear any annoy ance in thai
way; aud while the comfort of visitors will be great,
En- the charge will be less than at crowded water
ing place
cH-B1srd per week ST.;
Post office. swoope's Depot, Augusta. co, Vas
lie Ia--3wF u HERRING.
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MOST VALUABLE .kkaL ESTATE

WI AT THE CORNER OF CARY AND 18Th
Its FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-At the request
nf the owners. wilt sell at auction on the prem
lses, on FRIDAY, June, 18Th 1855 At about o'clock
NJ, tor after the aijnurnmep ut OF the Tobacco Ex
changel that really valuable properly located a.
above. 'rmerly occupied by Messrs. n T Winston 4
Church Fleming. Plat Of the property can be
seen at our elise The above is regarded a. among
the most valuable business stands Ia the city being
near the Ba in aud Shockoe Warehouse, and in the
centre OF the principal trade of the city.
TERMs:-Une-fifth cash; balance at 6, r. Is aud "a
months, for negotiable notes. interest added, SO.
cured by trust deed or title retained TIE taxes for
1858 TO be paid by the purchaser
GODDIN ApPERsON,
ie q-tdS auetinraar.
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JAS VI TAYLOR, Trustee
JAS VI TAYLOR son. Aufts- 10 lU-tds
BY Thomas W. Reese
fOffice corner o. l2th and Cary streets.

Tw HORSES Mules, CAR c"L
dyARIA9E, BUGGY AND SULK EY sfE-SSk-
FOR SALE AT AUCc ON.-Ou SATUs H., 4 mo, IA
ing. 18th inst will be sold at auction at the u
auction lot near the Central kailroad Depot con,
mencing at 10 O'clock, several SADDLE and II a, ne
Horses Also, very superior well broke Mules
Also. Carriages aud Harness: Double Buggy and
Harness; superior sulkey. nearly new.
TERAS-Ninety days credit, with interest added
fer approved negotiable uott s.
je II THuS W K~ESEE Auct
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AUCTION SALHg-
TUT0RS s D1Yx
By Goddin 4 Apperson, Aucts.
REsA,,UJ,TrIIIFUtIL u. { COTTAGE REsIDENc

BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE RESIDENCE
- ON 9Th MnAk TO LEIGH STREET non
SALE At AuCTiON.-wiIl be sold on MoNbSr
mencing at O'clock y. NJ the t,esrts,i - esm
Idencs located a. above. a.oinne the late n sdenes
Of Belamin Pollard jr ESQ and opposite the gar.
den OF Lewis webb. Esq. The lot fronts ~ f.ei On
.he westline OF 9Th street runs back 20 feet 10 ;s
ley, aud has on IL most beautiful Dwelling ;.st
erected having 10 rom. With fire places 10 nine Of
them. The tarlors are Handsomely finished ,.;,h
marble mantels. and thsre is "a handsome porch in
front well on the side; and the whoIs
premises not Only remarkably neat and attrac.
tive. but most conveniently arranged There Is gas
aud water on the premises. It s only necessary TO
view the house TO be charmed with its mforts II
Will be open every afternoon for the inspection OF
those disposed TO purchase.
TERMS: -Une-'ourth cash: balance at 4, 8 and IL
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
By trust deed, or title retained.
G0DDIN Il APPERSON,
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DEAPING MACHINES CALDWELL5s

~ REAPER. the only simple and reliable Reaper
IN usa. This LIE chine has been we'll tested in the
three haryests past apd has proven itself perfectly
reliable. few small defects which at first existed
have been corrected. and it is now a perfect ma
chine, and the only one to be relied many OF
the largest wheat growers in Nirs ua and North
Carolina have dqcd d. and are adopting this reaper
altogether, after having fully tried it and all 9TH
Frs Many other reapeTs being sold but this one
is doing the work. Early orders will receive atten-
ton. Address CALDWELL,
Aylett's. King " lillian county Va.
25-awtIst.Tuly
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TRUSTEES SALE.-As trustee in
= certain Deed of Trust from Williamson W Saw
age, datei the Sth da Of February, 1855 and duly
recorded i'll the Richmond Hastings Court shall
proceed to sell at the Auction House Of Mes rs Put
liam Belts, on WEDNESDAY, the 23d of June
lt5S, commencing at 10 O'Clock, A. ~. one Negro
Man, named Claibouru Taylor
This sale is made at the request Of the beneficiary
IN the sal deed bDW'D ID EACHO
it'd
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FIFTY DOLLARS REwARD :


ply te Captain, OF hoard, or e' OF
my Pts HARRIS 3 MOORE Basin Rank
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AUCTION sALHs.
4 n T,,I1IlsT-I s.Ir w;;, :

a DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Will be
"A sold at the place lately occupied by William
pacon Quarter Branch. on WEDNESDAY. The 23d
inst .at4 o'clock NJ, one Horse, one Cart, lot Of
bags &c. and some articles of Household Furniture
VIII bs hired ont at the sarle time. two Negroes
for the balance Of the year
JOHN A HUTCHINSON.
sherif OF lIenrico, and as such.
Admir- of VIM Logic deed
All persons-iudebtsd 10 the estate of VIM Iov;e
decd, will make payment to, and those hayiu 2
claims sRainst said estate viii present them To me
that arrangements may be made fnr their settle,
ment. JN0 A HUTCHINSON 3 II. G..
And as such. Admir- of Vim Logic. decd.
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CTOCK OF DRY GOODS

~ CLOTHS, CAsS1MERES. SATINETS. HOsIE.
RY, &c, &c, AT AUCTION The snhs ,riher AZ
cilnlng business on account of ill health will sell
at his store, No 292 Broad street. few doors above
the whole of his ~ Az '0'Oh
STOCK OF GOODS,
embracing complete assCrtn cut of Calicoes Brown
ana Whlte Cottons, Muslins. A!pacas Cloths Csssi.
in.r9s >stne,- Hosiery. suspenders, Silk and Cot.
A large as, rttent of Fancy Goods in great vari
ETY., &C.. &c ia fact ever artic usu ,liv faunS in
we'll selected stock ~ " :"
TERMS
All sums under $50, cash: Of $50 and uoder S3aO
months credit; over $780, mouths credit, for ap-
proved negotiable paper. ''' ~p
JOSEPH MYERS
SAFE conducted 10y e. b. COOK q CO.,
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I I
~ BAGNALb beg leave 10 iotorm their pa
=Ss#v u'T1us aud the public generally. that they
~-@S-~' will rem We the LIST cf July next TO their
NEH TEAM CRACKER BAKERY on 18Th street. "a few
dnor7 bei " Hau) where they have greStly iucreas-
Ell their izci,tes tor supplying their hithert Ia
demtn Is for BREAD. CAEEs CRACKERS. PIES, sc -
IeauTlni for the patronage 80 literally bestowed
them heretofore. theg pe "a merit continuance
0f the same at their new place
SIMPSON 4 BAGNALL.
n h Orders for BREAD, CRACK ERS, etc, will
b. received Al their Bakery on 3th street. then
did No = on Noin street. Cakes Crackers, &C.
carefully PACK ed in quantities 10 suit customers.
Z I'm
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A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON

"A CHURCH HILL. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Win be sold on WEDNESDAY, 23d June, 1888, at 5
o'clock. 7. NJ, that desirable property on Church
Hill, at he corner OF Leigh aai 2sth streets for
many years the residence OF WIN. Cstlin. Esq. The
lot has front OF 70 feet on North side of Leigh st.
and depth on West line of 29tE street of 81 feet
he dwelling (of brick contains gooi rooms. be
sides closets; the kite hen is large and well finished
and good stable u well OF the very best water ia
the yard The pi emises are generally in good order
TERAs--One-half cash. balance at 6. IL and IS
months for negotiable notes interest added secured
by trust deed Or title retained. The putc naser to
pay taxes for 1873. GUDDIN APPERSuN
ie I5--tdA Arctinnaara
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By henry W. Quarles,
mo. $50 Main Street.)

T'RI WEEKLY SALES.--My EVEN
l. ING SALES. for the present, will be TRI-
WEEKLY, instead Of daily as heretofore, viz: on
TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY even
ings commencing ut S'cOck.
Ny receipts OF Jewelry and Fancy Goods by Tx
press almost every day enables me to offer very at
tractive varieties. HENRY W QUARLEa
les Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-18
MATCH HOK6CS tOn SAFE

S1AIthave TO- sale pair of superb cream-Col
cred H'IR-E rs of. fine action, sound aud will wUrA
well in single or duuiie harness. Any 0ae wanting
pair Of family Horses tn II match well in color and
f5x m hy auply ing to me If not sol1 previously
tht \ vi be shown on tire Horse Lot. uear the "a.
Central Railroad Depot, un SATURDAY 10th INST.
u Is RCAUTH0RN.