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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-09-16
NOTICE TO THE TAX PAYERS
OF MARSHA L COUNTY, IND.

year 1883, and will be payable between the 18th
day of October, 1858, and he Sd Monday OF
March, 1889. Lands ini town lots, delinquent
for taxes of 1851 or foIme. years. will be sold on
the LIST Monday of January, so, if not previous
ly paid.
List Of Lcvies for General Purposes.
County tax on each $4,000, 50 cts
Free School tax 10 cts, and so cts
on each Poll.
Sinking Fund tax on each $4,000, g cts.
The different townships have levied the follow
ing taxes for each 500 valuation of property:
Union Township
For township purposes, Is cts. on each 500.
For building school houses Is cts. 4" :" and
each Poll so cts.
Center Township
For township purposes 10 cts on eachSlOO.
For building school houses, 10 cts"
For road tax, "a cts per
Green Township
For townshippurposes 10 on each 500 and % C
on each Poll.
building school houses % cts on each 500 and
so cts on each Poll.
For road purposes 1 y cts per acre.
Bourbon Township
For TOW nship opposes, Is cts on each 500.
For building school houses 25 cts. and
Gil each Poll so cts.
For road purposes "a per acr,.
Tippecanoe Township
For building school houses % cts on each 500 and
OH each Poll so cts.
For road purposes "a ctsper acre.
German Townships
For township purposes lOcts on each $780,
For building school houses % cts " :"
For road purposes Ia cts per acre and 10 cents on
each 800.
North Township
For township purposes Is cts. on each 500.
For building school houses % cts 60 &c and
so cts on each Poll.
For road purposes l = cts per acre.
Polk Township
For township purposes, 10 cts on each 500.
For building school houses % cts"
For road purposes Ia cts per acre
West Township
For building school houses III CT on the Sl0U.
For road purposes "a cts per acre
] will attend IN person, or by deputy, at the usu
al place of holding elections in the several town
ships, for the purpose of receiving taxes, at the
times herein specified, to-wt: !.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-09-16

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jull5 "a oil CENTER STREET, New oRk.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-09-16
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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-09-16
COnslImptiyes,
CllhED.

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their symptoms. Th
than 5000 cases Of Co
all afflicted people wi
portunity, as the Doc
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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-14
Sherin'S Sale.
]aVid Lee. vs., Thomas Lee. ct Al

In fartitIon d. -s.
IL \ virtue Of an order OF sale to mo drscto5 In A.
~ ~ above entitled case from the court of Con,mn,,
Iieas OF Wood county Ohio will offer for sails "a
.ne Ioor OF the conrt house, in Perysburg on S,tur
OF ~ O'Clock NJ. md o'clock p. NJ ofsaid day the
s"th efourths Of tho south quarter of sertn
town north OF range 10 in Wood county. Ohic
containing 10 acres tn he sold subject TO tbc dow.
estate OF sarah Lee Said farm is in good state of ,n
water. - eN~" pm soi
Terms Of sale One third cash on d,v ~ sala. o,.
third In one year, and one third In two wears, dsfar
ises. 4, w N tSSSSTn SSS y" S,9us Wy pish-
J. F.PBICE. Att'v. -
sept. l6, ls5S- l9w5a3so
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-14

EVILS or GREAT CITIES In cities the soul {
man grows proud He needs a times TO be sent
ioI'h' Ike the Assyrian monarch, into green
heids,"a wonderous wretch aud weedless, y" to
eat green heros, and be weekend and chastised
BY the rain shower and winters bitter weather.
Moreover in cities there is danger of the souls
becoming wed to pleasure, and forgetful of its
high'vocation. There have been souls dedicated
TO heaven from childhood, and guarded by good
angels as sweet seclusiops for holy thoughts and
payers, and all good purposes; wherein pious
wishes dwelt like nuns, and every image wssa
saint; and yet in lies vicisstudes, BY the tresch.
cry OF occasion, by the thrsnging passions of
great cities, have become soiled aud sinfnl They
resemble those converts on the river Rhine
which have been changed TO tsverns, from whose
chambers the pious inmates hare long departed.
and In whose cloisters the footstep Of the trav-
ellers have effaced the image Of buried saints.
and whose wells are written over with ribsldry
and the namrs OF strangers, and resound no more
with holy hymns. but with revelry and loud
voices.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-14

THE BALLOON RAcE.-Tne Balloon Race be-
tween two OF the most celebrated eronauts in
the world, Mons. GODDARD aud Prof Slenier, will
take place on Monday, the 18th instant. The
inhation of the Balloons, each containing 36, 900
cubic feet of gas. will commence at o'clock in
the morning, and the ascension will take, place
at q o'clock precisely. A committee of five
we'll known citiz.ns hsve been chosen, who are
10 .ct as judges, sc. They will decide wheth-
sr the weather in the morning shall justify the
inhoton Of the Balloons When the initiation
mas commenced the @ronauts must go. Each
TAXA up passenger at HIS own discIeiion The
success OF either will be in relation to distance.
not height. Arrangements will be made for
each eronaut TO send down, at every town
passed, in parachute, "log," or note, con-
taining the name Of tie balloon which passes
and any incident occurring on the trip, which
will be sent by telegraph, so that the citizens
here aud elsewhere may be continually posted
OF the whereabouts of the a-onsuts. and the
success attending their aeriel fight. Mons.
uodafd and Prof. Steiner each expect 10 be up
three or four days-Cin Gag.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-14
School Examiners Notice.

rhs beard will hold their next regular session for
the examination of Teachers, at Perrysburg, on the
Second Tuesday of November,
In addition to the usual course, all Teachers will
hereafter be examined in American History.
Ne applicant will be examined who is not present
punetually at 10 o'clock AN.
r ]. W. WOODBURY.. Clerk.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-14
) vAdministrator's srIe OF Real tI.,.,o- -

nu virtue Of an order from the Court of CeH,r,
1 riess, OF wood County. Ohio, shall StFar ro
sniu county IN the 23d day Of October Al n To. g'h
~ M .ne h"Grs of 10 o'clock. \. NJ and n'eostp
,. % :" sns highest bidder the following real
'ns pfonerty OF BENZ F. Hollister deceased. 70.
o;s; H. Town 3, sec 81. va ofsw = SO aor..
80" 3ntiH, no. 2S in the tswu Of Psrry:bnPpn"
nppralsed at Slc5; also the following in-e,.Sn S.I
Ie'Lyshurg VIZ; l+s appraised ~ saoo, nj S-.e S.
each at @; lSs AT $50: 6l5 at S75 STe ~ t ~.
az sssn a. sll0; $40 at $lOG and 557, al $50 81"
~, Di sne Iollowlng property in Lueas soutv obi.
less and appraised a. $4,000. alSS facrSi more OF
s.i. ~ M'sml Ci,,, appraised at sIos E,rsro, =,
ihrd pyyat bsaaNp In rsnd year, m,,S
,TIt I, Viz, NUIIsr,gnge r on the pls u,lseL
ssPf -. lsSs--2sw5S3so y sGrfsYf''vs'o
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-14
sherig's Sale.

James Jnstice, vs.. Joshua H. Smith etnl
TX virtue ot an orierpGsale 10 me directedand ds,x
- cred from the Court of Common Pleas "s W:nn,
c"nnty; ONO win offer for sale nj the door ~ A.,
'our' house IN PER-, slurg. Wood County, Ohio on
SATURDAY, Ocleler 2a 1885 y"
net"csn the hours of one and 2 O'Clock p NJ ort,
gay the Following described property, to Th 1u
80 Quarter Of the south-eas, quarter Of scciio
a Iet OF land lately subject IN sale NJ Bucvr. ~ % te
'I'Inhg " "ares OF and in Wood county. Ohio
Sspt. 23, laIS--2ew5S2 -oN' SneT'u'
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-14

Another large steamship has been destroy.
ed by fire on the ocean. It's now certain that
It was the Austria, on her wsy to Europe 81.
IS reported TO have had $40 passengers on bssr /.
aud enough OF Franeiss metallic lie boats to
contain them all. But nothing has vet been
heard OF them, although il is thought they were
picked up by vessels which were known TO be
In that vicinity at the time Of the disaster.
-Blads
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-14

The Oldest and at the same time the small
est city in New England, is that of vergsnnes,
W, which was incorporated in 1888. Ii is the
oldest city in Vermont and in 1853 contained
1873 inhabitants
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-14
NOTICE.

NOllCH Is nereUy given that the council of the in.
corporated village of tiilcad presented nsti,nn
70 tne commissioners of Wood county ut their June
session, A. d. 1858 lin pursuance ofa vote duly taken
tne annual election. held In said village of GiIead
ehect asking said county commissioners TO annex the
Following territory to the said incorporated village 10
VII beglhhing at the southeast corner of the west
part otte northwest fractional quarter of section
OF town north. OF range east, thence north along
thx east line OF said lot to the Maumse river thence
lohowlng the bank Of said river to the north west
corner OF the northeast fractional quarter of sccto
Z, same town and range; thence south on the IVES,
line Of said northeast fractional quarter to the south
wes' corner thereof thence east on the south line of
SAID quarter and the first mentioned quarter r. Tho
place o beginning and that said petition is sst for
nearing on the 3d dty Of December session. A. D.
1903. at o'coek 7. b. at the Auditors office Of ,aid
'ouh'y' q. f. GUYEk
A. J. GARDNER
Sept. 9th, 1855 lswGS4 20 Fo"'
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-14
LOCAL AND LITERARY.

The Wool Gropcr estimates an increase
an round numbers OF 100000 pounds in the wool
crop OF Oaio over last year-only one county
(Kno1) showing any considerable decrease.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-14

MAJOR GENERAL ELEIITTON.
nE qnnlihed electors OF the Ohio Volunteer Mill.
tia, within the bounds of the sixth Division 81 ~
n'lla ana volunteer Militia OF Obo.are hereby not
ed ana ordered to meet their respective uomn,nv
o'es or county seat OF their respective counties
Dor, D. 1858, and between the hours Of o oclosk
NJ and 3oclock Pm proceed. according 70 ths Io~v
passed MArGh 2sth' 1881 TO elect Major General
Inc Poli Books, together with all pauers so re-
qmred ny law VIII he returned to the Departnant
by order OF Commander in Chief.
ii. b. CARRINGTON
H'PI So looS-zWiS2. Adgt G.nI o. L NJ
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-14

SPIRirs OF fTuspsstins just received i.,I
~ PE0K Z HLNu. Totx.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-14

E-Ihs Milwaukee Democrat announces that
@a tho eth P'"''
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-14

i. Z. Bowles. formerly teacher, but bet
Ter known as the agent for one OF the largest
Pael.shing house IN Ohio, has recently turned
his attention to the practice of law. and bec,ms
spartner OF Ex- Lieut. Gov Ford, Msnsfeld Ohio
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-26
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF TWO
BY Goddin Apperson.
COMMISSIONER SALE OF MOST

- VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
OF RICHMOND AND CuUSTY OF HENRICO-
A. Commissioners appointed by DEGREES Of the Cir.
cult Court of Richmond. pronounced on the 10 and
18Th days Of May, 1855, in the of Borden,
guardian, against Anu,r on. &C we shall proceed
% sell at public auction. on the prem .ses. on FRI
DAY, the tth june 1885 at ~ O'Clock, "a in the
der advertised, the following valuable real estate
w: LIST That valuable lot at the corner of Main
aud 10th streets, fronting feet ON the north side
OF Nam street. iunning back on the east line of i0sh
street i60 feet t. BaDk street. on which it has front
Of Ca ie :. and having thereon several brick tene-
ments now commanding isir rents. ID A valuable
lot Counc Chamber hill, fronting ~ feet on the
sontb line OF Ross street. running back 10 feet to
And al O'Clock. p NJ on the premises, 81, a val.
usbIe hot fronting 23 feet. on the East line of Sd
Led ou lhs South by Duval street 4ih. beauti
tfu BUILDING lot, being part Of lot NO g. in syd-
street runuinx back l25 feet to an alley 10 feet vide
5th Aaotaer handsome Lot, being part of or No g.
in Sydney, fronting s1 feet on the East line of Har
street. running back iH feet to alley ~ feet
vide. 9th Another Lot, bling part OF lot No 65 Ia
Sy dney, fronting 70 teet the hast line Of Harve
street running back lz0 feet to alley 10 wine.
And on Saturday, the 9Th June, 1858. the prem.
Uses. commencing at O'Clock. =. NJ. (7th) lot on
Church Hill, on the vest line OF 26.h ct betwe u n.
aud streesL oniDg 50 feet. running back I3z feet
nGh lot the above, fronting z4x .on the west
line Of 26h street. runhlng back 49, feet, having
thereon small framed dwelling he LIST lot viii
he sold ON tie foil IwiDg terms, viz: The purchaser
20 assume the lien thereon In yor OF Mrs. Julia
Leigh. amo nti"g 70 sl9.os5, payable 10th Novem-
yearly. ana for the residue of the proceeds OF the
sale, one-fourth TO be paid in Cash, balance Mt g.
AM IL m nths, for which negotiable notes. bearing
itsrest, "a faetorly endorsed are TO be executed
and title retained as odd. ti"nal curity
For the rest VI the real estate. tbs terms will be
orefourth cash ba ance at 9, IL and Is mouths for
negotiable Dvtes interest added aud title retained
till the whole purchase money be paid The taxes
for ls5s TO be paid by the purchasers
The foregoing rear estate, espe tally the rst-mon-
rone0 lot is regarded very va.usbe aud this lot 10
justl, regarded the most vaiuable in this cit
Icing i'll the most improving part Of the city, nd.
Joining the new Custom-ii ouse and Post ono e. and
nearly Oh Ieste the Farmer Bank OF Virginia
ROSCOE Is HEATH, Co.,.
LEWIS BINTER, 70" L.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APpERsoS. Aucts.
IN
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by uoddin . Apperson, Ancss.
MEAT RESIDENCE ON Union HrIr

NEAT RESIDENCE ON UNION HILL.
=, ~ AZ AUCriQN WIN be sold on the psenisss,
on MkpNkSDAf, z6ih a ~. ~ * O'Clock r ~ tks
Rrofcfiy nov in the <cupancy OF . L Porter ksa
i1 soI ngnts " est on the east sic Of Adam S.
vn'vn nuI and ruus bsck l3s feet 10 an aley
~ sms nts con tss VI framed dwe ling
ish osr rooms kitchen. wood aud coal hoI,ss -.
pie co -house. &C. y 800
nj, al ~. - cash balance at aud 10
iained. o. trust de d. The purchaser 70 psy ls.sa
and insurance Tor the present yesr = ~
myis 9oDDIS 3 iPPxRsoN. Austa
VERY VALUABLE KEAL ESTATE m
THE CITY UP RICHMOND, ON FRANKLIN
am AND cAhY sTREErS, f0k eALK AT AiiC.
IiON-WH DO sold &C auction. on the prt n so an
TUESDAY, the 18th day ef Mar, lSss eomnss n ,inx
at ~ O'Clock N, the following very alnabse rsaI
ssa.s VIZ lst Lot e Tbs corner Of frank,i and
ttn are.n frontins 81 feet on thu sSush side CT
rnrsnklia street. Running back led sess. kssing
,nereou efruned yelling now OCCUPIED by M
bsss, "a A Lot with = heat Framed Dwslllug there-
On "a tsar u the above, frontiaa fset. raHhing
bask 80 feet; I'd Lot wHh . small Brick Tone
ment thereon, adjoining the above frontins IS fSet
running back l3l feet; 9Th A Lot with neat FRAN
% Dive ling, &c, thereon fronting AK f,rt an an
street running back n tett, aud recently In the &C.
eupancy ~ NJ Lewis. l.. tarus; 3sh A Lot On shs
90 ct. running back $50 ct to an alsey II frsf
The foregoing Zeal state b. ing located 10 meat i'm
PROVING am respectable part Of the city and COO
vs. nient 70 bush.ss. fsrs peculiar advantages ior
The rus will be, one-fourth cash; balance ut q
o. y ana IL moq.hs Tor negotiable Lotes, intersst
fded, secured By trust deed or title re aimed -
Inc taxes Tor lass 20 be paid by the purchassrs "A
my aODDiN 3 APPkkSUN, Aucts.s
Posi- PoEEMENT- The above sale ia.rnavcida-
bly, postponed until Tomorrow (wkDN&SDAYJaE
ternoon at the same hour
my % - sH ~ 9tA
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SALE OF HOUSE

" AND LOT ON BROAD STREET. BETWEEN
SrH AND 9Th STREETS. IN THs CITY OF
RICHMOND As Copmss oner acting under de-
Of the Circuit Court of the city of Richmond.
entered the 29h day OF January, Is5s in the suit
Of 'satterwhte snd others against Parrish aud 9th
ers" shall on 6OND .Y, the 18th day of June, l55s
commencing at "a o'clock, NJ. il fair II not, the
aext fair day sell on the premises. AT public auc.
ton. to the highest bidder valuable lot OF ground
ANA the buildings therein fronting about 2s feet
the south side of Broad /, betwe 9th and 9TH
streets, and running back i37 feet, more less, 10
the Catholic Church property This IL Justly re-
garded as emeng the most valuable locations on
b. Dad street. for business purposes.
TERMS: Cash ~ 10 one third OF the purchase mo
ney The residue upon credit Of and ~ months,
the purchaser giving bonds with goud security bear
ing Interest from day Of sale. and tie title retained
npti the Shol. pu chase money Z paid aud con.
% be- pad by the purchaser.
my 6-2aw3wtdid X. NANCE, Comr.
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AUCTIONS 4ALna.
By Richard cauthorn.

FURNITURE AT AuCTION.--Ou RRI-
-, DAY 18Th instant. at 10 o'clock. Il mr. store,
tsAtnsr Besi, Hair Mattresses ard led.
u.,nnk; u.sk and Book Case I Brreau: Eecsptior
,ss;s. Tea Table, Marble Top Centre Tabis, Car
-. SILVER WARE.
n,so. anu belonging 70 the lot Silver Iaslle
0i.sea uebiet, &c. CAUTHoRN.
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- - :
ADCT1or SALES
v1sS.1izY

InaEANI'S SALE by vfrtue 81 q
order sntsssd by the Circalt tsnaet " ~ 81 :
= h me- e e H. re l,sh q U.s.. q O. q.
WtONntDAf. the 18th 81 rhs $3.50 1885, -
the hssir = y 0etocS u. 70 ed & - 49, -
y 90 aplsa y Asnss % tbs cssss Fl -
al1 V1sy etres!ss - soss cisg Al - sSs~ss ~
aid Dunns levied ppon by me- kY sirsea ~ ~ -.
ssassme1f sonsssisE o. the a<usf .fisty & 6ns
nold aud Kitchen fasnilnss. 81. Usrtuts. g ~
&C.. &c The Furniture. Unrpets. 90. ars nss;s5y
nsw ana The srs.ssf part 81 Euoi gsiaisEr aai i,
expired iease Of the mid house TprYss sf.i 8 rs
known II the tilne and piavs OF sals. = :
v DUDLEY. sergeant u ths
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DAgsiAtNS EX -50JU
~ yards. yard wide Printed Iaconets at l2]a cents
p,r ward ALSO sGno yards Caicos at Ga cents, the
Cheapest goods ia the market Also splentid Be
rage f.0bes Of tbs lsDwrst st. les. -~
n,
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BY henry w. Quarles,
(yo $50 Nair straatN

tNu lly utiE 5tItttJ
NEW AND E L b Ant STOCK OF
= JEW ELRY II will commence tho sals TuJs
kFEh1NG. at ~ o'clock, OF an entirely new and
elegant stock Of Jewery. consisting Of tine assort-
m-nt and latest stvles
eS- These goods are direct from the nanniac-
iureis, and are wai ranted ~ represented.
ap2i HENRY W QUARLEH Auek.
RICHARDSON Il co. -
~ DEAL EXCLUSIVELY IN,
And keep In quantities 10 suit purchasers at their
WARE ROOMS, No. % Main ST..
klcHM0ND. VIRGINIA,
ALL KINDS or
White and Cn-ckrd mATTINGs,
CARPETINGS.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
RUGS, MATS, &C.,
sta CURTAIN GOODS,
WINDOW SHADHe.
TABLE OIL CLOTHS
Cocoa MATTyNCS
P1An0 AND TABLE GOVERN &c.
having on hand q large stock vi Velvet, Tapestry.
Three ply ami INGRAM CARPETiN3e. which
they TO dispose Of make room for their
Fall la. portatons they Ufer buyers GREAT RAn-
GAINS ia every description Of CARPETINU, and call
NJ ecal attention u their beautiful assortment 81
CURTAIN MATERIALS and fIXfUkEE
They wil have made o. ord r, CARPEfS OIL
CLUrHs. WINDOW CURTAINS and SHADES.
my 3-2ms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-26
BY Jas. NJ. Taylor 8 Son.
night BBILpIN0 LOTS In THE

NN0hA bUILpINV LUZ IN IHE
ASLAN OF "ByENA VISTA TOWN or sYp.
SEf, AfAUCflON will be soid upon tho prenai-
ses. on WEDNESDAY,, the 7tah isi. CONNIE uc,pr
al o'clock, eight pre- ~ building lofs In the plan
" BueDa Vista. town II sidney, and immediately
opposite the resi- ience OF L. Dance, ESQ. The lots
ffon each ON Harye street 30 ieet and run back 4i
feet to an alley The lots are prstty situSted aud
garden. 49,
iEshs :-one-thrd cash, the balance AZ 1 and
months Tor notes with interest added with dee<s 10
secure deferred pay mears, or title retained
JAS NJ. TAYLOR SON,
my 20-td Auctioueers
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BY Richard Csuthorn.

bacon. M0LASsES, FISH, LIQUORS,
~ &c. AT AUCTION I'm this (WkDNE SDAY)
auction. the following articles Is hhds Recon
shoulders; 90 "a sides; isrc . Of HAMS ios Of
sides loose; 10 bb,s herrngs aud Moiss-es: 8 bbis
Whisky; 5 bills Brandy: 10 boxes Adanlantins Dan.
dies; baskets OF Cham psgne Wine, SC &C Cheese.
&c my rs CATrUsKNT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-26
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING -rb

IL subscriber. bave taken the large shop gu Grace
street. 3 doors from st. Paul. Church. formerly
cupieA by Messrs, kersey Davis and are low pre-
pared to do House eign, Ship and Ornamental Paint
lng. well Graning, MaIblng, Glazing ana
Whitening OF Ceilings AS one of the firm j. fully
competent To do any kind of ornamental work. and
the o. her i, practical Huse Painter, SC, they feel
atisficd any eotk intru>ted TO them vii give per-
satisfaction, and guarantee none but the best
M materials will be used Determined 10 80 upon the
cash principle they can work cheaper than usual,
md ONLY ask n call from those requiring their
vices which will be thankfully received and prompt
~ atte d-d to. ALLEN WOODoON,
my 2f-3t& Agents.