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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-20

Banks Arcade Passage No. g. First District i.
Corner CONT street and Exchange Alley Second District
Where be examined any time, list of valuable i'm
provedpropert of q very remuneratiye Investment.
Also and constantly on hand for sale at private and public
sale choice Mechanics snda list Of Virginia and Carolina
likely Negroes tyg@ s 1&&@
MI G, DEFERIET will give his personal attendance to every
sale and purchase. Jazz II
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Gas FIxTUREs-GAs FIXTURES

aRo FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD THE
N above reward will be paid by the arrest and return
n of the negro man GEORGE slave for ife recently
puTchased of John Adams Stevenson Of Jefferson county
Georgia. who about the 10th mat and was last
seen IN company with white thnt dav
George is black, very dark gs height II inches
ee has African features good teeth and prepossessng
appearance.
outside the city limits $25 ii found With city by
fyI SOt Nos 15 ii and 10 Nav tevee
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mail consisting and newspapers
and cities of the Postal Unon and Denmark
Norway Sweden Poland Russia Greece Ionan Islands,
u sent from the Postoice in New York semi weekly
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
RLLETT wALLER pREwRY L co.

ELLETT, WALLER, DkEWKY CO,
Solicit the attention of merchants visiting RICH
NoNp to their large and we'll selected stock OF
SPRING AND SUMNER DAY GOODS. most Of
which has been bought in the Northern markets,
under the depressing influences OF the recent panic,
at AUCTION and fer CASH. at very low prices. o
which weekly additions will be made by the agency
&, f their house in New York, Bell, Brooks, Pace
Co. Their facilities are sueh 10 give them all at
vantage of the changes i'll the market, and their
prices 10 the CASH AND PROMPT MONTHS TRADE, they
are satisfied cannot be undersold by any regular
hosse in this country. They earnestly ask cal
from the merchants who wish 10 purchase.
store No. IL Pearl street.
NH l3-ts hehmond. Va
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE p.AYS
= 49,, :. -.
by 3. Is. Cook & Co.


SPECIAL AUCTION SALE sOITD
- -. RIOS EWOop AND MAHOGANY FURNITURE
VELVET THREE-pLf AND INGRAM CAR
FITS all u which are newt will sell af nv r,xi
asf.ce. at the Electro therapeutic Institute an
Main, hetween lst and 81 street, on TEfTUsDAY
apsll ist q 70 O'clock. the whole Of my Household
ana Kitchen furnitrrs. consisting in rart 81 tal-
lows. scid carved rosewood pariur SUIT covered
with The richest French satin brocade Wig. Sofa
Arm Chair. Reception Chair and ParIor Chat
made to order; beautifully carved rosewood stxt,
err marble top Centre Table rosewood Book cas-.
turkish Veltaire spring seat Chairs superb Man.
tie Clock; splendid French piste pier Glass If
unusual size Ga feet high and quality velvet
Carpet and Brocstel Curtains
CHAaBERs-Rosewood Cabinet and washstsnd
mahogany. plain aud iron Reisteads: ulaHorag v
sofa kedstead u shogany Wardroites Wasi,st snds
sad chairs cane seat do carpets 10 aud the usual
variety OF Kitchen Furniture.
ALSO,
No. Horse. six years old suitable for a family
or MUSICIAN, and will work in single or double har-
nPSs.
TERMS -Ali sums under 3d. cash that amount
and over, four months credit, for approved nege-
table notes.
At the above sale the uuexpirei trrruof Isa.e of
the house viii be sold to the highest bidder
G. huff III b.
u
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BEAUTIFUL HALE 1CRE LOT fVTTH
- Tvs. Old FRAMED TEEENFNTs THERE
o o. ~ ADA nv ADDITION At THE cfRNER
TON Wii BE- sold on MONDAY, tie Ssth siay Of
March. ISIS, on the premises Commencing a az
o'eioek, NJ, the above located real ~efase II -
neatly opposite the residence Of MT Jamss Tyirr
and in rear Of thss occupied by Mr. John Pridfr
TKRas :--onefcurth cash; balance at & and .
by trust decd title retained The taxes for lass
NH Is y e''s p So,Spsya sppRRsoS A.e..
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TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF

FIATUREs, &C., AT ADCTI0N.--Ry virtue OF n
deed q trust executed by Fischer 4 Groning to
of the said Fischer 4 5Toning. No 2it Brgad ba
tween 9TH and 9Th Streets on MONDAY. the 5tll day
81 Apfll. commencing at 10 o'clock, the whole ii
the stock OF said store, embracing the variety of
Drugs Medicines. Fancy Articles &c, &c. usualI '
kept IN well arranged retail store
ALSO.
The Fixtures, consisting Of two Counters Show
Gases Prescription Desk, Tinctars Press. Shelves.
Sash Signs &c. -
at the same time, viii he sold. the uneypirsd
lease OF four and half years from st APRIL Of said
store Assignee Of lease to be approved By the Ies-
s0r
TERMS All Sums under $50 cash sJl and under
800, sixty days; 500 and upwards ninety days
credit, fof approved negotiable paper
WIN = WATSON, Trustee.
m Sale conducted by Il Cox co. Aucts
NH %
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SPRING GOODS FOR 1853.
IN pnSENRAuM

j. & Vt. RUSENBAUM
Are now prepared to show full and attractive
stock of Dry Goods consisting Of the newest tgies
OF Ladies' Dress Goods, Mems wear. and fall as
sor ment of nomesfics. Their stock has been very
carefully selected, and bought under great adyan-
.ages which will enable them to compete with any
other house.
Buyers are invited te EXAMINE. COMPARE and
JuDGs 1879 Broad street NH 81
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DRx GOODS.

sHoICE GOODS, CHOICE aoons s
~; hmps ~ lkicE 90 by esary arrival are
rich and eeGaat Db E-s GOIss their .or, =
nslsalea 70 extent and yeiiety, aud many ii Tic
ts~en viii be sold IL astonishngy low ,r,ess
new i ana elegant Doabls flouncrd A,QUrLLE
New and elegant 0rgansie R0Rps
spiendfa SILK k0RES for S2i worth ssa
DO Grsnadine Side Stripe KobFs
10 r MonseiIDe do a.
Do Challey-ie.Toi,e -
Argentine ROBES and SILKS
IN every description OF goosls for Mourning they
nave nav ysry large supply, and In Plain Blsi ana
Figured Hack silks ard Silk Robes soma AZ So ,,s0.
osslIsu "a, gsins ever offered 20 the public.
tons. Towellings Diapers Hosiery parasaIs , ~
tsthey have every thing that ear h. r,eess ~
which they would coll attsniipn ~ Ass'4nu' :"
fresh supply IF LACE sETvTa Fr,bro;,,.,;..
Lace Neils, Just to hand n 4 tRI1sr = ~,
NH % ihiSa W.
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)ST. TH REE CERTIFICATES o.

1 OST, I II Il E CERTIFICATES o.
AA the stock Of the New York and Richmond Coal
Company Nos 81 IS and s. each Of which was issued
TO Robert NJ Bowdsn, bears date on the 26th day Of
July. 1850, and is for 50 shares of stock. The l5U
shares OF stock for which these certificates were is
sued, have been transferred to me, and notice Of
transfer filed in the Office of said Company This
advertisement is made for the purpose Of obtaining
new certificates Any who may have the certiti-
cafes In possession will confer favor by returning
them 10 me-
ia II-lawts Jos. JACKSON Jp
I OST--MY FREE PAPERS, some
"A where abont Rockets Wharves. They were in
attn box. liberal reward will bepaid for their de-
livery TO me. HENRY WILLIAMS
nah 27-3tE
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CPRING DRY GOODS.

Spring DRY GOODS.
JOHNSTON & HARDWOOD,
(So.17 MAIN STREET.
Have opened, and will sell low the following
French Lace MANTILLAs
silk MANTiLLAS
White and Colore1 Stella SIiAWLS
ELK ELL ROSES 3 Guile
CTIaIIIE
ORGANDIE 81"
CHALLIE DELAINEs
Ducal pLAIDS and STRIPES
GINGHAMS and LAWNS
BklLLlANTS, plain and figured
Plain and figured BEkAGES
Plainand figured M0USLATNS
Mar-elles and SWISS COLLARS
NH Is ~ JOHNSON & HARDWOOD.
NEW 5.-BREEDEN, FOX Il
~ Co. are now opening their SPRING sT0CK,
which will be comolete in few days offering to the
trade t,,, their nsual variety in FANCY AND DO
from those in want. BREEDEN, F0X 4 co,
NH 25-6t 2t7 Broad street.
NEW GOODS.-A K. PARKER u Co
~ are now receiving their spring supply of For
eign ana Domestic Dry Goods, comprising every
retv of the newest and most desirable styles Of Ia
dies and gentlemen's Also. every variety Of
Goods suitable for Planters and Housekeepers:
FiCnrced Berage Robes am Robes A'quille
Black aud Colored FIounced Silks and Robes
Aquilie
Dalila Muslin Robes
Black BroChe Robes
Bayadere and Fancy Silks
Bersge lie LANES. Plain and Figured Mousse
Plain, Cold and Black Bsrages
Plain, cold and Black Chaies
Black Bombezines and Alpacas
Alexander Dark Kid Gloves
Brown. " hite and Fancy Half Hose
Ladies' and Children's Hosiery
irish Linens, Linen Sheetings. Table Damask, Da.
mask Napkins. Plain and Colored and Bodrered
Towels. Brown and Beached Sheetings and Shirt
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- NEW SPRING AND 5UMMEP

IA NEW SPRING AND sum MER
IA GpUD3-The subscriber in returning thank.
"a to hs friends and customers for past favors
la would respectfully inform them ana the pub
tic generally that lie has inst received and opened
MS SPRING and So dMER GOODS, consisting Of a
most excellent assortment of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, NESTiSGS, &c,
which he would be happy 10 make up in the Inos
superior style and workmanship, and on reasonable
terms WN HOLT RIGH RnSON,
Merchant Tailor
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Farm Hands for the
w balance u the year. Apply at this Office.
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{ sLOTBS, CASSIMERES AND VEST
,lS9S.-We have new on hand very large
stock Of Cloths Case irt ft and Vestfnos t whteb
We invite the attention OF these in want of good
Clothing At low prices.
Our stock of black Cloths f,as,i,r Greg am, snar
frehch and English do; Black and Fancy SIZE
fes,Dgs; handsome NarseiiIes DO il larger and
better than we have had and are Offering theIa
Tor ta'e By the yard, will have them nade TO or
der ard warrant ct in all eases
mh i6 GTiILES & CIENFRY
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By |. & G. B. Davenport.

By I. & q. 3. Davenport.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION. On
~ THURSDAY. lst April, We will cell At our
ceries, viz:
Rio Coffee
Coffee Sugars
MolaSses 6reen Teas
Soap, Candles
Manufactured Tobacco
N EkGm
Rectified Whiskey
French Brandy
Nails, Wrapping Paper
ALSO, CAGPETING.
Carpeting.
ALSO, FURNITURE.
An invoice Of Furniture, direct from the msnnfac-
turers.
TERMs-Under 500. cash: Sl00 and over. four
months eoedit, for approved paper
nih 70 4 @ Is DAVENPORT, Aucts.
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OK REWARD.-sTOP HIM! sToP

oDtS HIM! A man calling himself AdolPhus
apselt from baltimore hired Horse and Buggy Of
us On the 18th inst. for three days As have NOT
hear from him since. we have reason TO believe that
he has made way with them me said A pfelt is
abnut feet high with ful set Of black whiskers,
and was also wearing spectaeis The mare Is OF a
dun coler with black name aId tail. and has scsr
On her left runp, and one her right bind lex
lust below the knee We will give the above reward
far the recovery of the horse and buggy.
M 9e--.;.s SAUNDERS 4 J0NNS.
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A ROMATIC sch IEDAM sCHnAPPS.
- Fyt sale by L b THOMAS.
ApOthocary aud Druggist,
nah z. M go Broad street,
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SPRING GOODS would respectfully
= Inform my customers thst undaunted by ths
Iatsfinancial a1d commercial troubles. have been
laying In again for the approaching season. large.
now, and elegant an assortment 81
TRIMMINGS. FANCY, AND VARIETY G00D8
az ever shown before. shall, besides, be confipa-
ally supniisd with NEW GOODS, and while ksepiDg
ford By Increased facilities IN purchasing MY
GOODS, 10 sell on equal footing with the beet
houses In the country s. HiRSH,
NH 2t- Inns 30 Broad street
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DERFUMERY AND FANCY ARTTCLEs

DEKFU MEHf AND FANCf AhIICLESs
Il am now receiving my spring stock Of Rpgiish,
French and American peIfnniery consistink in part
Of Lubin's genuine Extracts and Soaps: Lows
Brown Windsor Soap Honey. &C. &c, &c; Tooth.
aair, Nail and Comb Brushes; Buffalo, India Rub
Der, fyorg and Horn Combs; Pornadss OK Marrow,
Hair Oils and Tonlcs large variety.
aE0 DOWDEN, Druggist and
NIB Of f,hemisf III krxsad a
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X{TANTED-Fifteen good Plasterers and

W FIVE LAH0RERS 10 work on the new
hotel hui5 iag n the White Sulphur Springs IN
t3re.abricT county. FOv such will suit, good
wages vii he gwen. and their expenses paid going
lu APplS iyemediatelv 70
Tii0S RAGBY. Agent AID Collector,
..E At-ts Nos Wall It bet Main and Franklin
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90. ESTRAY.-Taken up on Sunday
.ast near the Toll Gate. 'on Meehancsyll,
i4rHWks with saddle ana briddle 90, a larg.
Horse. THE owner will come forward prove pro
petty, pay charges and take him away.
l.. TAYLOR,
tnh 2G-ts Bowling Green
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By Jas. NJ. Taylor s. Son.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOTS
~ ON UNION TlLb.--In pursuance OF a decree
of the Circuit Court of Hanover County. entered
the 18th day of March 1856 IN the suis Of Anderson
VS. Sale and wife, &C., l. COMMISSIONED, named ~
said decree shall offer Tor sae st pr bic auction
the promises on Friday, md day of April 1855, al
O'Clock, p. M. the several LOTS Of BROUA 2
purchased by William A Wright and William 4.
5oze at sale made under decree made in the same
suit by Jossphus Anderson, Commissioner, on the
7th day of November 1888. The said tots eli as
ted on Union Hill between 2fih and 25th. and be-
tween .. and p. streets and on the corner Of
Tenable and 9TH streets Terms at sale.
q. q. GRIsWOiD. Commissioner.
JAS. VI. TAiL0kA SON, AuctioBeers.
NH lids
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NTANNY7s PATENT REAPER AND
WI M0wER-CAL ELL s CORN PLANTED
We are nov manufacturing Mannys Patsnt nta i?,l
and Mower with Woods improvements. We inNlle
the attention Of Farmers % this Machine ~ Tue pst
extant Those in want viii Please seni IN thsif OF
ders early, TO avoid disappointment.
Also, "Caldwells" Corn Planter, simple. eiit gu
pefior Machine, Mt 4 low price.
BALDWIN, CARDWELL co.,
nh 23--2m No las Main street
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PRICK HOUSE AND LOr on WEST

kptcA hcODL A-ND I''A Wy "Lto
- SIDE %. BETWEEN CRAY AND LEIGH
STREETS, AT AUCTION VIII be sold upon the
premises Un TUESDAY. the 23i instant, commenc-
ing at IA o'clock, P. NJ, house and lot on the
West side of 81, between Clay and Leigh streets, 81
Esq.
The improvements are a honse with roaIas,
large and convenient together with brick kitchen
The lot irons aboai 6 feet 81 street, and ruts
back about 10 feet The property IL Ia good rep r
and has been renting for 5000 per annum,
TERMS Il cash the b .lance at g. IL and rs months.
for negotiable notes With interest AMI secured by
trust deed Taxes anl insurance Tor 1888 to be paid
by the purchaser.
POSITION EMENTs--The above sale, in conse-
quence of rain. Is postponed 10 THURSDAY. April
The lst at ~ o'clock
,oI, kuets.
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CARDEg SEED, GARDEN SEED -

DEFINED LARD. In any kind of
~ package Williams & Brothers" brand, con
al, n '''' ~ ''''D Il II CoLsToN 4 co.
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By Alexander Mott
Dry GOODS. GROCERIES. CLOTH.

I fNI UUUDS, NkUTEkIE rs, ELOTH-
~ ING, 'Se.-Will be soid at auction at my store
on TUESDAY, March 80. eoFnms nciug at 10 o'eines
lot OF tresh and seasonahie Dry Goods. Clothing,
Shoes &c.
GROCERIES,. Whisky. Brandy. canales. Coffee.
Tobacco, Soap &c
FURNITURE "A small lot Of Furniture from a
family leaving the city.
ALSO lot OF Ropes and Tackle Blocks.
NH ~ AIEy MOTT Auct
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BOARDING. 40.

BOARDING. --MRs. w. %. YEaTMAN
- ear accommodating Families Win b,..,l MA.
pleasant rooms n peasant sifuasIon 4. ta 49,
northwest cornefoi fifth and Franklin streets
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JAMES VI. TAYLOR. Trustee.
JAMES ". TAYLOR & Son Auctioneers. NH 9-td-
HOUSE AND LOT ON Sap, BEYOND

HOUSE AND LOT ON Sap, BEYOND
IA LEIGH STREET. At AUCTION Will be sold
on TUESDAY, the pa ipst.. immediately after the
sale of the property ou3rd, between tlay and Leigh
streets q House aud Lot on the east line of 3rd be-
yond Leigh street and the African church. There
is upon the Lot 81 hoFe which is renting ~ talr
The Lot fronts iga feet aud runs back 10 feet
to IAN alley.
TRRMs :-onethird cash; balance at and mouths,
with interest, and secured by trlst deed;
NH % JAMES Nj. TAYLOR 4 SON.
POSITION EMENT. The above sale, in eonse-
quence of the rain. il postponed to THURSDAY,
April the LIST, at 41z o'clock.
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AUCTION 6AI.HE.
---s<,-ss ..-.s.ss--l--
kUTUKE UAKS


BY Thos. W. Keessee,
fofHce Corner ofIzth and Carr ssreets.)
TRUSTEES SALE OF TOBACCO FAC.
- Iosy FtxfraEs. -By virtue Of deed OF Trust
from Robert Wills 10 me dated September 18th ISL
shall, ~ trustee. NJ ~ o'clock NJ on the ard day
q Apsi lsos. e the factory Tscenily occupied by
sad NILS. On the South side o. the Basin sell az
PUBLIC AUCTIONS valuable lot Of Factory FIX
lures consisting 10 part Of iron FlsttenInK pressea
BOX Screws, Shapeulnx Mills, Sfieefing Nils sig-
ment@, with bands and keys. 1ren sinking Biccks,
s1lauces. Henches. kcaies and Knives etovtg. La
querice Boiler, Efsm Pr ssss. fron BARS &C.
IERxs--Uniar 800 cash: $le9 and over, neuotls.
Bile nctes ut moths with approved etsslorssfs
JOHN q. WlLLfANs Trtsstpe s
THos. w. Krssgg. Aucsr r. NH zy-tds
A UCTiON SALE OF FURNITURE
"A Win be sold at auction on WEDNESDAY. stst
March, at II O'Clock. ut tbs residence Of Mr. b 81
HAAAIL. on Franklin street. between STD and It'll
rye portion Of yery nice furniirre--such a.
Velvet and Breselis Carpets.
Parior Curtains and Cofnicer
hosewood aud Mahogany sofas and Chairs
kieh walnut Hininz Tables with extension leafs
Switchboard with narbie top
al Cloths, Parior Mastiugs
Two sets OF Chamber Furniture. &c, &C., also
kitchen utensils-large size Kitchen Tables &C. ae.
TEaMs.-All sums nader SSgeash, over this amount
months credit Tor approved negotiabls notes.
nah 2tf@-Sf
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b ls-2w Iath q opposi.e nxenangs liotsl

IA SPRING AND SUM MEk
"a CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE e. MOE
if@ RIS 4 Co. beg Leave 10 inform Their M
LA mcrnus patrons, both in Nir ginia and NORTH
.'ur2lina that their Spring and Summer stock o
CiotEiDx is now complete in every department. II
Wholesale buyers feel confident in saying. that
# they viii give ns trial, We can show them a.
a5oiRn assortment, land on As reasouble terms, a.
hey can find in any Southern market, to say
more. Our motto H. n good article ct 81 reasoDs
be and Just profit. All ask u trial, at
L MORRIS Il CO.'S,
NH film Min atrnnt
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COMMISSIONERS SALE of A Val.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VAL
" Bile FARM IN THE COUNTY OF ELIZABETH
ClTY.-By virtue of decree Cd the Circuit Court
for the countysof Elizabeth City, prorounce on the
18th day OF March, 1868. IN the suit of Arnistea3 vs.
Jeit, &c, the undersigned Commissioners, WILL on
the 2gth day of April next at Ia o'clock, before The
Court House door Of said county. ia the town Hanp-
ton offer for safe. that valuable Farm in said county
known a. akland,' formerly Mira Jeit's bounded
west by Hampton river east by the lands of Joseph
Segsr and Metrose. south by John Tabbs land and
north by VIM. Oalfers land This Farm contains
about 26S acres and is one of the most desirable
farms in lower Virginia, being in sight of Fortress
Monroe, and immediately opposite the town o.
HAMPTON, from which it Is separated by tho river.
The Cheasan ease Female college and the flourish
ing echool of j. d Cary. are located within few
hundred yards Of the farm
TERMS OF SAtE.For the sum of s. 900 credit wll
be allowed viz: On one half the said sum months
aad the other half two years with interest ON the
day of sale, to be paid quarterly secured bs bond
and personal security. and lien upon the land CT
title retained Fer the remainder OF the purchase
money, cash will be required
WA II WILLIS, 10,
TAZERELI. TAYLOR, CON Is.
yrb -
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N0GGETT 4 ANDERSON,

az UPH0LsrERERS AND PAPfK-HANuEks,
c0EYER OF GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN SITS,
Have received for the Spring trade inil and sppe
rar stock OF every description Of PAPER Ha1,t-
IS0S FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, hATFiSds, WHY
DOW SHADES. CURTAIN GOOD: with general
variety Of Uphoisterns articles which WIZ 10 h2,u
very cheap for cash, or u responsible nuv@Is. "t
Paper Hanging aaa Upholsterng Ia the best man
nar the shortest notice. by superior worhmeh III
the city country. mn ain
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Ea Merchants viii fnd Il greatly 10 their All
vantage TO give us Il call before making their pus
chases elseWhere as We have laid in extra large
s.OSk Of first quality Goods FOR CASH. thai enables
US 10 offer goods at less than Manufacturers prices
Orders received by letter promptly shipped. aus
prices charged only the same Is if personally per
ekosaI NH 2s;-6ul
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By Jas NJ Taylor & Son.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ONE
~ UNDIVIDED M0IETY OF TIE SWAN TAv-
ERN (BR0AD STREET H0TEL.) PROPERTY IN
THE CITY or RICHMOND, ON BROAD AND
NINTH STREETS.-Pursuant TO decree of the
Cireuit Court of the city OF Richmond entered the
l4th day of February, 1855; in the case OF Vaughan
and ais VS.. GOddn, and which affirmed by the
Court of Appeals by its decree entered the 2fth
day of January 1885, the subscriber the special com
missioner. duly appointed. viii proceed to sell at
public auction. upon the premises. on the 10 day
OF APRIL, 1855, at P, ~, one undivided meiety
ofthe propertF described in the proceedings in the
said suit as the Swan Tavern, property. haFinga
front the north side of Broad street. commencing
at its intersection with 9Th street of one hundred
and sixty feet and running back on eth street. the
usual depth of half acre let
TERMs.-"The interest upon ten Thousand three
hundred and twenty dollars from the 18Th day OF
August, 1854 until it is paid, and the sum OF two
thoEsaud and siXty-four dollars and the expenses
of the said sale to lie paid in cash, and the residu
to be paid with interest in four eqnal instruments
ut intervals of six, twelve. eighteen and twenty
four months from the day of sale, for which defer
red payments the Commissioner shall take negotia-
BILE notes with endorsers the title to the properly
being retained "a further security until the pnr-
chase money is paid"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-29

EATRA BARGAiNS.-1000 White and
~ Co0red French Woven Corscts, open in front
at 81; Extra Black Silks. SHE; Handsome Ernbroi
dered Hdkts at 80 and 75c. worth double the money
superfine Black Cations, full yard wide. l0c spler-
did Irish Linens. 37la cts: White Counterpanss and
Ffnges, very handsome aud cheap. The ladies viii
ind 1t to tllair Interest to call early, at
GOLDSMiT'S Cheap Store,
NH % POS Broad 81