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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-03
Lnrre seizure of Sugar.

Some $4,000 worth of Cuba box sugar.
have recently been seized by the o. S Revenue
ofi,ers in New York and Boston, for underval
nations. The seizure at New York consisted
of eargoes sent by one firm in Cuba, the whole
valued at abOut 100000 The Cuba firm in
voiced the sugars below their value, and did not
include the cost of the boxes upon which duty
is also levied. The Cuba merchants had. how
ever, drawn for the fun value of the consign-
ment, including the cost Of boxes, upon the
firms to whom the sugar was consigned. An
agent of the Cuba firm has been to Washington
to arrange the matter, but without success ;.
The attempt to defraud the revenue was too
patent to be overlooked by the Secretary.
A seizure of box sugsrs sent By the same
firm to Boston to the value Of SO, 900 has
been made, under allegations of a somewhat
similar character to those of the New York
importation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-03
Douglas Doomed

The Washington Union, after one of its Gus
tOmary general disquisitiOns on the awful guilt
of those Democrats who refuse prompt and un.
questioning submission to the behests of the
party, and to the inevitable fate which awaits
all such heinOus offenders, winds up with the
following personal and explicit application
"These reflections do not apply in detail to
the case of Hugh L. White OF Tennessee. who
claimed TO be better Democrat than the whole
Democratic party of his day, and sank into a
political grave which Immediately opened its
jaws wide to receive him; or OF William c.
Rives, of Virginia, who differed with his party
on the Independent Treasury, and with the mo
nOpOly of orthodoxy on that subject, which he
carried of with him, Immediately sank into the
depths of Beotian oblivion or of Martin Van
Buren, who separated himself from his party on
the Texas question, and has witnessed from
his inland st. Helena series of party campaigns
even more brilliant than those he had led,
which be might have headed If he had curbed
the arbitrary temper which lost him the sym
pathies Of the Democracy; or of Col. Benton,
who, presuming upon his vast services to, and
immense influence with, the Democracy, threw
himself in opposition to his party when it took
position on the slavery question, which its
conservative sentiments and national principles
obliged it to take, and which he lost everything
BY refusing to take. They apply more fully and
particularly to Judge Douglas, who might have
been warned BY the fate of these ssges, the
Iatehet of whose shoes he was not worthy to
unloose, of the more lamentabe one which be-
tides him henceforth.
"The Democratic party survived the DETECTION
Of White, of Rives, of Van Buren and OF Ben
ton, the great giants-surely it will survive the
detection of Douglas, the little one"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-03
GRANp CELRBRIFION.
The 2ith ABnivsrsary Of the Rish Wet Iadia Emanci
patton Saver will be celebrated IN Cleveland Ohio.
TIFSnAY AITG 90 1879

TUESDAY, AUG 30, 1858.
oIDER OF TIE DAY
sIlute Of i guns will be fired at suarss, and 10 guns
Public Square al O'Clock.
oRDER OF MARCH.
lst. Hecker Bad Al. Military At;uek Bluss-3i Ci'
rzsns bearing American Flag-i;h Meehane Association.
-th Carriages with Orators Of the day and Chaplsias
s,h. Young America Literary Club.-7th Omnibuses with
Chiidren.-s1h. L1dies in Carriages.
The Procession viii pass uD Euclid sIeei Erie up Ere
to Ohio through Ohio Brownel. through BlOWnen to
Euclid dowa Euclid Ens. down Eris 81 Clair, down
ST. Clair TO Water through Wafer SuPsr5r up Superior
Public Square, whsre the exercises VII consist Of the
following:
Music BY the Band-Prayor by Rev Mr. Martn-Readins
of the Act Of Enan patioa. ~ Amer Grnusc by the
Band-Speakins by the following Oat0rs; J. W. Lanssion,
OF oberlia Ohio John Gaines, OF Cinoinnati-Music
Benedction.
Form in procession and march County Fair GrOuud,
Ohio street. and raiae Of Dinner served Up BY Warner.
After dinner Music and Speaking and other exercises
Speaking in the Evening.
GRAND MARSHAL OF THE DAY-Joha Brown, Of Cleve-
land.
AsslsrANrs-lst b S. GeeI; q. NJ. AIlligar; ID, J.
More; 9Th. Henry Kidd.
President OF THE DAT.-Wm. Muns1n.
VICE PREsIDENTs-John AIaivin, james Oliver.
CoNM rTEE-J1hn AIslyin, N Freeman, NJ. Harris, P.
n Richardson W. E Amhu h. J. Williams ". AIilhgan;
n Munson James Oliver wm Sampson, John Brown B.
S. GTeea, II. Hens, J. A. DaFIs.
Per orler o. Committee.
NIB There will be an sutertainmsut Al Gays Amory
in the evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-03
ANNOUNCEMENT
FOR SHERIFF.


EDITOR AIORSrSG LEkDEK-Plsass announce the name
OF DAVID L WIGHTMAN. suitable candidate for
the Ocs Of She suhct the decision Of the Republ-
can County ConFenfiOn. and Oblge
aus dEEns MANY VOTERS.
r. JAMES A cRAW. Of Cleveland. will be presented
TO The Republican County Convention as candidate for
the ufice Of She1d BY
jail HIS FRIENDS.
EDITOR OF THE LEkDER-Please insert the name Of AL
DEN H OAISTOCK Of Bedford for the Office Of Sherf
subject the decision Of The COuniy Couveu and Obge
his friends
CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS.
EDITOR oF LEaDER:-Please 10 The votcrs Of
this Dstricf that the Of fDWARD WADE the tined
and fathful public serunf will be presented for tue
sderafi0n 9th Republican Congressional Convention and
Oblige his many friends IN the -
jul0 THREE COUNTIES
r. The friends Of FRANKLIN 7. BACKUs Esq,
viii present his Congressional Convention
Candidate for keDreseutaI I'VE N ConEIess r0m tins
DistTiot. julHtaus5' REPUBLICANS
DFroE OF LEAbER -Psass announce through the medi
I'm the Leader, the name of \ q HQDLE-stsq- q
Cleveland as candidate before the HepHblcan Distinct
uEention E Reuresenfave 70 Congress frum the 1911
Congressman District, the choice Of many hepubi
dsw CUYHOaA COUNTY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-03

TONIC.
From Col. Albert Pike, NJ. c. from Arkansas
Washington. d. C., June II
81 have used two bottles Of yoar BGRHANE'S HoL-
LAND BlfTERS and have found very useful in Of
Indigestion and Headache and recommend 1t TO eli Who
need pleasant aad eacious remedy anil valuable tlni
Dyspsptie Women N5tice-EGRHAVES HOLLAND
BITTERS has cared Of yspepsia by usiug It only
week l recommend IL confidently all suftIins from
CLARA Z. sCHUCHMAN.
Pittsburgh, Oct. - ls56
Mrs S Is the wife OF the natei Lith0sTapherl
The late High Sh r of Allegheny county has gen the
f0li5SIng:
Il Inflicted with Debility OF The Digestive Organs
amounting to attack Of Dysbspsia which had
Ggced ny ieSh eoAsds ably NJ wife Alsj taiicied
under the same circumstances and the disease Ha7
log used your msdiciue called B0e RHAYE'S HOLLAND
BTTTERS both obtaineI relief and happy afford
you this pubic evidence ofits value"
Pittsburgh. January 22d. 1851.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-03

RECEIPT OF GRAIxs.-Tha receipt Of graini
Of all kinds, including -four, at this port during
the month Of July, Just closed, aggregates thu
enormous amount Of 4,5l2,272 bushels. The
granaries Of the west it appears are not yet
empty, as the supply continues unabated. while
the capacity of this port and Of the Erie Cana
for rapid transhipmeRt have scarcely been test
ed by this tremendous overflow Of breadstuffs
The receipts for the same period last year were
only / ,790, us bushels.-BHfalO Expre5s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-03

A SNUG LITTLE Pile OF GoLD.-The County
Treasurer on Saturday procured 100000 IL
gold, at one half per cent premium, which wal
placed in the Sub-Treasnry vault in his Office
in obedience to the law Of last winter, requir
ing all sums under IS to be paid in coin Ths
County Commissioners paid $500 premium up
on the yellow boys As the law makes no pro
vision for replenishing the Treasury with coin
we see no way in which the county can protect
itself from loss than to require that all sums
under SIS paid info the Treasury, shall also be
in geld or silver-Cm. Gaz.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-03

BFThe special Washington correspondent Of
the New York Times, of Friday, says ''the Presi-
dents bitterness against Douglas is not abaied.
Austin Brooks, Postmaster at Quincy, Ill, q
post worth sl,70O per annum, was dismissed
last Monday, because he avowed himself Doug
las Democrat He had been re appointed for
four years only in May last Tuesdays article
in the Union, casting Douglas finally out of the
party, was supervised by the President"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-03

WISCONSIN UNIvERsrTT.-Chancellor Lathrop
having resigned his Office as head of the Uni
versitY at Madison, the Board Of Regents elect
ed Henry Barnard, Ii D. of Hartford, Conn,
to fill the vacancy. 1t is to be hoped that Mr.
B. will accept the post of Chancellor. The
West opens wide field of usefulness to such
men
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-03

BLOeDY FIeHT At BARBEcUE.-A bloody
fight occurred at barbecue in Madison COun-
ty, Kentucky, on Monday of last week, in which
two men named Jones were killed. and two
named Mullen were mOrtally wounded, by one
Halsey and two sons. So states the Louisville
Journal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-03

FOUNDRY BUENED.-The Eagle Foundry Of
Messrs. WidgeOn, Weeks d Co., in Bucyrus,
with the Wagon shop, were burned last week
with most of their contents. Total loss s., 900,
and no insurance The f-e originated in the
chimney of the fcrnaee.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-03
Republican State Nominations.
REPUBLICAN
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION
rnr 1hr Iath DIstrict of Ohio.

Republican District Convention. for the nomination oi
Member Of Congress from the 18Th DISTINCT will be he'd At
The Court House in Pamesville. Lake county on
Thursday, 5th Day of August, 1855.
looeack A NJ The basis Of delegation to SAID Con-
,etion frol the counties of Cuyah Lake and Geansa,
viii b as follows delegate for seventy votes.
and one for every atioa OF forty and cvrr, cast for JoHSc c
FHENoST IN ls each township Of said cOu ties, and in
the respective wards OF the city OF Cleveland Provided,
however that any township ward casting less than said
number. shall be entitled to one delegate.
The delegation from the townships IN Cuyahoga county
and from the wanls in the city Of Cleveland upon sad basis,
Will he as follows.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-03
RenuhIicaus Of CIsreIana. .

Tn out to the Ward meetings this evening
to appoint Delegates to the Congressional
Convention Remember the hour and the
place.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-03
Railroad Matters-CeurraIzSIanifestOes.


The New York Central authorities have sent
instructions to the ticket sagents in the several
stations, 70 sell no more tickets over the Michi-
gan Southern, and the Toledo, Wabash d West
ern Railroads.. These Companies did not com
ply with the rules laid down by the Cleveland
Convention, and by resolution there adopted,
are cut off from reciprocal trade in tickets The
only through tickets to Chicago now sold at
the Central Railroad Offices, will be over the
Great Western and Michigan Central. We
wonder how the Lake Shore Railroad viii fan
ey this arrangement. Il is a direct blow at the
interests of Buffalo, and no doubt intended as
such The Central appears to have taken an
extensive Job, and win probably have its hands
full by the time the crushing out policy ia fair.
" under way. We notice that hvely quarrel
has sprung up between the New York Central
and the Pennsylvania Central, in consequence
Of the formers dishonesty. The trouble grew
cut Of an attempt to cheat the latter in freights;
which it would not submit to, and hence the
fght-Bufalo Express.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-03
WHERERS. Various I
Individuals

have been IN The pr1etlcz Tor months past OF
dsos ng Coas lrun ore and other Of Merchandise
upon ms whaTt, erected upon and adiacant % the L S
Government Pier IN Cleveland, under license given
o them By the Cleveland Pittsburgh Rail Read
Company all such persons now therefore, hereby no.
rhed, tt every species Of authority heretofore expressly
OF mDedy gwen to sad Rail Road Company TO deposit
goods upon SAID wharf, Or 10 receive wharfage therefor. has
heeu bf M revoked All persons who shall said whar
or porun thereof for business purposes The
dav uf Iuus. ISIS. without frst obtaining suthrty fr nv
A tlrueys N Cleveland Messrs Spauldug Parsons Will
Be deemed sFasseIs and treated aeccriinsly.
,---,,.sr- E-K- COLLINS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-03

RRev. R. S. Rush, of the New Hampshire
Conference, has been elected President of the
WiIberforcs University at Xenia, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-03

NEw Posr OFFIcE.-A Post Office has been
established at Berlin Station, on the Cleveland
and Toledo Railroad; S Wetherlow, P 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-03
WETHERELL'S
HORSE HOE.
PATENT

/
i. s5ietsi 10 as ne esi ave- sf ~
long heen needed in the cultivation Of Corn escaly
the hosis rtouiTe TO srsect fa growth Of tie eToD
This HORSE HOE Is intended 70 sup1y this Wanf i
fullest confidence that II will prove 10 be aemsn
praeileai uiiiy and Intrinsic merit Il : msehlne en-
tsmPis have been made % perfect an ipeett that s0us
Paeaf Horse Hoe stands pe-emnelfly the Ger
feet article q the Kind manu- actured IL Is emnentll
at least double the nubar or Com Potatoes
that he without o. Il Is Intsnled for hoeng all geld
crops that grown drills; and vi
bSns sa | II rF Viii b It5e i ~ tb51b1
needs mt NV figures = commute the saving thus IN ci
The iol owias Is Tie ePlnioa q Prof J. P KITtlan
"A days since J. c StOdd iri, q Worcester, Mass
placed IN mg hanls Of his new implements recognized
that would thoroughly test rs merits Il sis plea
sure 70 inoTm the readers o. his ua that have gyen
uPn Arm sod and the soil telaoIou clay T. e ctuallJ
heap and st il IN as regular o5ndan As could have
been done under oircumsauoss with hoe BY hand
which nay be growing AMONG the corn THIS Is also 81
and Jus; sufeie9ty hled duIiag Iae oDsrsion No ia
srrumrnt which has fallen unlsr observation It's
incl IN nv 55,oT 10 fet s1I -dynee tIs intsIssi n
threshns machines sons Improvements and modttcai ions
which il embraces viii Be ap5.ied % s6oeessuy mt 1t
must Be 0f the most yasbe ai5s te any one who Is
az zoe Ngt CfiI ne egLa al . ie 5EleE VII he 6en7
BY aid be able 10 reduce the Of hs lsboIers
. The tobacco. c1ton and caue-gruWers Of the South
might By introduction reduce the number Of their hands
Onehalf which pecuuafy point uf WV should be
lnducement 70 give ihls mol msa tal Is simplicity
and strength Of Structure such that any ordinary
hIud white OF black native or foreign il with
out diniculty -
y Rg1ts Of Comics the entire State q Ohio. for
aag2sdeedEfwIv'l91 johnson Hoass. CisTeisnd. o.
T 0ST-JULY3 30, AT ABOUT II
IL O'ciuck he 2 anE Ho1d from Cleseaud 20 Ne7-
bgrxh between the Ton Gale and America House Old
Porte No1uae, 50 coo note. 500 hote
and another which there about Sic due and
other valuable papers Amsrican Half Doilar-an Of
which bel0og u Mr.. Joseph Adams. Any information
which will lead 70 the eovery Of the P0rs MOnnaie and
contents will be lloerally Sswsrded.
July Sl-dtf 6.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-03
Thursday, 5th Day of August, Is

And for the selection delegses the Republicans
Of the various townships and Wards above, will meet
the places OF holding election the TUESDAY,
AUGUST a. The Townships al ~ P ~. and n the
Wards ST ~ N and then and make said selection
wM SLADE, ia.
W L PERKINS,
II {. GRAY.
A KiMBALL,
T. SPENCER,
District COMMITTEE
CLEvELARD July Ist lsss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-03

n INSEED OIL.-3O bbls. LINSEED
IL OIL IN good order fur sale b. -.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-03
MARRIED,

On board the steamer Island Queen, July 3h BY Rev
Wheeler, Dr d. 3. WEMPLE and Miss CHARLOTTE
A SWEET. both Of Sandusky.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-03
no HEADS OF FAMTLIES AND
RAYNES & OLIVER-SILK AMI
hMOOLEN DYERS-Ohi-a 10 n s. CIaIr s. C-a..

livery variety Of Silk ani Woolen dyed or cleaned -
Bro, he and Silk shagis cenned dyei Genfs' Apparel
dyed OF cleaned. 30 look EQUAL TO NEW. Feathers,
Sfraw bonnets, Felt Has etc.. dyed KID Gioves and
FGrs cleaaed. County OrdeTs punetuay attended
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-03
R. REDDING,
49, y

IL Merchant Tailor. has removed his tailoring
meat TO No 3 Prospect St. ia Bauder's Rlock where he
val te hAppy 10 see his old friends. lie is preqared as
lsgl to make Clothing IN the latest and fashionable
tyte. iullg.dtf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-03

~ p1ny is respectfully solicited attend Party and
Dance, al GRAYS ARMORY On TUESDAY EY ENtNG.
August 3D. Is5s good banl OF will be attend
Tickets One Dollar Tickets FOR visitors Gale
II, 50 rents- - -
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-04-16

1t viii be seen, by thus apportionment, that
twenty-one Of ibe lhrty-tour counties Were re-
presented in the Lecompton convention, leav-
ing sixteen not represented by their own dele
gates.
| have shown, think, that in three of these
sixteen counties there was no population TO be
represented.
The citizens of the remaining l3 counties
were not registered and consequently could not
vote for delegates 10 the convention. II is
right that the citizens Of other sections of the
country should know why these persons were
not registered, and ] will therefore endeavor 10
give that information. The act of the Legisa-
ture OF Kansas provided that an enumeration.of
the citizens, qualified TO vote for delegates should
be taken The sheriffof each county was re-
quired to perform this duty, and was authorized
to appoint deputies in each election precinct for
that purpose. IF there was no Sheriff in any
county, the Probate Judge was required 10 per-
form the duty, and was authorized to appoint
deputies il in any county there was neither
Sheriff nor Probate Judge, The Governor was TO
appoint persons to make the enumeration. The
officers making the enumeration were required
TO return lists OF the qualified voters into the
Office OF the Probate Judge, and also 10 post
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-04-16

Let us inquire whether or not these two posi-
tons are correct and if they are correct, how
the constitution framed at Lecompton would be
affected by them.
BY The nineteenth section of the territorial
act organizing the counties therein, there were
created thirty-seven counties. Three ofthese
counties lie on the extreme western frontier,
and are said 10 have no population TO be either
represented, or diSfranchised. These three
counties are Washington, Clay, and Dickinson.
1t may BE- said that this assertion that these
counties are without population is an assrmP-
ton without proof 10 sustain it. | wousd ~
quire, where Is the evidence that there ls a
single citizen residing in either of these counties
qualified 10 votel AT time when, of all
others, they would have voted, there was not a
single vote given. On the 4th day of January
last, when the constitution was submitted to a
vote Of the people, in the form in which the
iree-State party desired il to be submitted, not a
single vote was cast in either or all these three
counties. Where were The qualified citizens al
SO important an election as this an election at
which, there were any voters there, they
could have voted and shown their opposition to
the Lecompton constitution The fair and
legitimate interence-at least, until it is proved
to be otherwse-is, that these counties G'afe
without population. This would leave thirty-four
counties to be represented in the Lecompoa
convention. These were arranged By law .nto
election districts for the election Of delegates To-
the convention, as follows:
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-04-16
NEW SERIES.
rHE REpFoap eAZHTTE
rs PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
BY MEYERS & BENFORD,


At the following terms, to wit:
St.50 per annum, CASH, in advance.
s2-00 &C if paid within the year.
$3.50 g if not paid within the year.
Bg-No subscription taken for less than six months.
Bg-No paper discontinued until all arrearages are
paid, unless at the option Of the publishers. 1t has
decided by the United States Courts, that the
stoppage of newspaper without the payment of ar
fearages, is pynaa facfs evidence OF fraud and is a
criminal offence.
gS-The courts have decided that persons ac-
eountabe for the subscription price of newspapers,
If they take them from the post Office, whether they
subscribe for them. not.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-24
cs MOUNT VERNON HOTEL FOR

hi RENT This Hotel. situated at the depot of
the Rich and Pete rsburS Rail rosl is for Rent
and possession may be had Immediately. The pro.
perty has been ely oFerhauled and fepaired.
Tho situation has aEays secured large transif hit
patronage. all in the hands of ar entetprisng
man a lar &c atd proftal f. blsiness may he done.
Az ir-eosiit JAS VI TAYLOR SON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-24
BY Gotdin & Apperson, Aucts.
rHRUSTEE'S SALE or VALUABLE

II 'nOb4 cE
L AND DESIRABLY LiCAT2D gaIvAtE
DRILLING On CORNER OF LEIGH AND STU
STREkTS.-ft the regHest Of Messfs. W Hopper
auction, on the premises. on TUESDAY, the 18th
day of May. 1855. at "a O'Clock e. NJ, that really
VARIABLE aud beautifully located residence at the
corner u leigh and 5th streets now In the occupan
cy of Mr. VIM Msscfsrfene. THE Lot fronts u feet on
the north side of Leigh street, runs back on the
east line of 5ti street more tsi is5 feet The dwell
ling is fir .ms one, having rooms besides Two
kitchens. and is ample enough for the accCnmoda-
ton OF moderate sized family; the buildings are
insured in the final Assurance Society, for 81 800
and the annual gu oia IL 81 p. The neig hborhood
is among the best i'll this city. &
TERMS One fourth cash, balance at o. IL sud IL
months for negotiable notes interest added, secured
by trt,t deed CT title retained The taxes and in
surance for is5e TO be paid by the purchaser.
ap 24-lds QnpDIN & APPERSON. Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-24

- FOR RENT "A house ON the canal.
Ell near Pae Il Simpsons Foundry, suitable for a
grocery and dwelling house. Possession given i'm
.geiiatey. Enquire Of Mr.. Jas. c. McCarty near the
premises. ap 3-ts JESSE WILLIAMS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-24

BLY, LOCATED REAL ESTATE, ON CLAY
AND 7rH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
At the request Of chs owners will sell at public
auction the premises. or FRIDAY, the 30tb
dag of April, Is5S. at AZ o'clock Il, those two
eeent Brick renemeuts located as above. in the oc-
cupancy. respectively, of Mr.. John 9 Stanard. and
Mr p Moore, the former at annual rent of $50.
and the latter of 500 After which, will be sold
each fronting II feet the west limo of eth street.
running back l2iit to Market Avenue, on which they
have the iikef ront.
These lots not only valuable for private DWELL
ings tut also could be enthusiastically improved
by stores fronting on Market Avenue
TERMs.-One-fifih cash; balance at &. H. IS and "a
IN nths for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by a trust deed; The taxes aud insurance for this
year to be paid by the purchasers Int they 10 be en-
titled to ren's from the day of sale.
ap 10 6ODDIN X AppERSON, Attcts.