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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-10
By Jas NJ Taylor & Son.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF, ONE
~ UNDIVIDED MOIETY OF THE SWAN TAV-
ERN (BR0AD STREET HOTEL,) PROPERTY IN
THE CRY OF RICHMOND. ON BROAD AND
NINTH STREETS.-Pursuant to decree of the
Circuit Court of the city the
i4th day of February. 1885, in the case of Vaughan
and ais Va. GOddn, and which affirmed by the
Court of Appeals by its decree entered the 26th
day of January 1883 the subscriber the special com
missioner duly appointed, will proceed to sell at
PUBIC auction: upon the premises on me Ism Gay
ofthe property described in the proceedings in the
said suit as the Swan Tavern property, having
front on the north side of Broad street commencing
at its intersection with 9Th street of one hundred
and sixty feet. and running back on 9th street, the
usual depth of half acre lot.
TERMs.-"The interest upon ten thousand three
hundred and twenty dollars from the 18TH day OF
August, 1884,, until it is paid, and the sum of two
Thousand and sixty -four dollars and the expenses
Of the said sale to be paid in cash, and the residu
to be paid with interest in four equal iustalments
at 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 property
being retained as further security until the pur-
chase money is paid"
JAMES VI TAYLOR Son. Auctioneers
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SALE OF VALUABLE

T'KUSTEES SALE UF FABUhDLE
l. sREAL ESTATE ON HULL STREET, MAN.
CHESTER-By virtue aat three several deeds Of
trust from Elisha Bowe and wife. the first to G. C.
McRae trustee; the second to Jno Howard, trustee,
aud the third TO Andrew Johnston, trustee, All duly
execution thereof proceed to sell, at PU BLIC AUG
TION, on the premises on MONDAY, the 18th day
fair iay the Real Estate conveyed by the sad trust
deeds. consisting of Lot, having front Of about
50 feet on Hull street running back l65 feet having
thereon two framed tenements, one OF which Is an
excellent grocery stand. The title Is believed to be
good, but the trustees viii convey With the usual
special warranty Thestaxes for 1853 to be paid bJ
the purchaser. =
Terms reasonable, and male known at the hour
of sale.
c. G. MrRAE,
JNO. HOWARD, Trustees.
ANDREW JOHNSTON, }
Sale ny G0DDIN APPERSoN. Aucts.
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BY l. & G. B. Davenport.
GROCERIES, SC, AT AUCTION.-On
~ THURSDAY, 18th April, we will sell at our
suction store at 10 o'clock, assortment of Groce
ries. viz:
Coffee Sugars
Rio Coffee
New York Syrup
Nails. n Rum
Rectified Whskey
French Brandy
Candles Soap
Green Teas
Manufactured Tobacco
Good" and damaged Sole Leather.
ALSO,
Boots, ehoes and Hats, 100 cases.
TERMS-Under 800 cash; 500 and over. months
credit for approved paper
ape 4 q B DAVENPORT, Aucts.
By Henry W. Quarles,
No Maj
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By 3. B Cook & Co.
books, BOOKS, BOOKS, AT AUG

BOOKS, BOOKS, BOOKS, AT AUC-
- TI0N.-We viii sell at the store % Main ssrssf.
sess ts oesn5ss sy rhen-s s.s
until the whole il ssid. large cosctIon q stssdar
Books, embracing every variety Of literature,
science and the arts. from the most ropeiaf 90
thors- ass.-s assat Zal s5e.7
Fine rsmy ad Ps as RI.I;s and ny.s sas
N. B.-&ewould call the special stt4afion n fhs
public to this fine collection II being the bes ever
Every book warranted perfect and wni b. so,a
without reserve. #tsss- aeB aEa tsss1 4
each day. a COOK CO, "a
APPS q ers.ar. Auctionoern.
QT0CK OF A HOUSE aFURNIeHING.
- FANCY GOODS AND VARIETY sTORE pOk
SALE AT AUCTION the parR3ss e gaklnF
the stb In. q 20 s1cs :s' gu In.
at auction. my large and desirable stoek 4 0ocds,
embracing the usual variety Of such an esfablish-
and rs.s q a.. sr
Knives Sugar shoyeis. Salt Spoons. Nspkssn KipGss
Water and ss ana
Oyster Dishes and Dish Covers, Lsmps md Ice
Cream. ,s 4 Msenld:: Toilet sss: and cA,RI :sirs
Cloths, Market and Fancy Bssksts' s;ooms.
Tubs Pals, Buckets, Wash Boards, Foot Mats, bar
rel Covers, nest Measures, Bleaching, 10. IT,
IN FANCY GOODS, aitlHf ~ II
Such as China and other kinds Of Vases Card -.
kets, Ladies' Reticules, Bags and Work Boxes, Pert
Monnaies, Wallets and Pocket Books,, Hair and
Cloth Brushes fly Brushes. Fancy Soaps. Colognss.
articles, too numerous 10 mention.
ALSO TsI inlststar,rs. 1858
One splendid Mahogany and two Black walnut
Show Cases. - a3oaf a. afrs IA ssf.,tf- u
TERAs:-For all sums under $50 cash--fer 90 and
overi months credit for approved nfs0rnRsR RsE'r.
The above sale will be continued daily, morning
and evening, until the whole rock n sosed.
Bale conducted by T. b. Cook & Co. Anets. lap
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M ALLEN
LOOK TO YOUR WATCH.

e. LOOK TO YOUR WATCH.
N.lLx 'Tis bad to leave your fathers Watch
sas<z~ Ia a store YOU know not we'll,
To be repaired by perfect botch,
For its time will never tell:
Yet hard it il when told to 90
To men you never knew,
To some fine store all outside show,
Instead Of BAR-THO LO-MEW.
But if there was one gentle eye,
While in that store, you'd grieye
To see him on that Watch to try,
You would scarcely once believe.
But in this city there are men
Who can repair your Watch all through
And am one among those ten,
And my names BAR-THO Lo-MEw.
W J BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and Clock Maker, cor It'll and Main sts
Ipnnsita al
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a SPRING AND sum ER
81 FIRST PREMIUM THOROUGH
MRS DENTFTNAN 10 now q

M MhO- DEME AN Is now Ell
aS3~ receiving her Spring Fashion BON-eSN&
vs. NETS, FLOWERS, RIBBONS HATS ~
aud FLATS, selected with great care and-.sS~~sS
prices
Bonnets BLEACHED and TRIMMED at the short
est notice.
Come and see them NH 25-,m&
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EOR SALE oifsr q private sale
EiT0HiE DuNSAvxNr. fphlls Lri1ssff Is
with rs.lss Is bald into Mr. vlAlf vAIl xke sseae
value OF this property. - neess tne ~ 60
HOUSE snd Banks. and fsciaE the ospitol s4en!s. =
For tnrshsr infosmatisn. * FeSsss y ~ eebegosA
from The Gay. e ny hothsy Hs35x kSr',.x AR.
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By LArus & Shine,

WILL BE- BOLD on THIS DAY. q
w the Hass Ios eesanea<fnx o. - oe.Is<k.
seysrsl Eising sn1 Hsrnes< H0ssH
hne HBiss n > $500 .-se
f.zeod Buszy
J Road Wagon
hDs Nisea Cess. se
go % LAKus& sHIsE. Assss.
A UCTIOS sALE.-Wiii be sold q tie
= Court House o. Hsnries oeansy, q II sfes<<k.
TO-DAY, q 10 ~ Decks. book Oases - frIsrSy
ased ~ the oiA Clerks 0ncs- Thess vsshfsg . ysf,
ap I0-It Sk~v{s.
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rxK. CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

fss-S.S. The subscriber has on hand, st his Coaeh
Vskins Establishment. On lombard Alley, between
~ md CsfY Gs'h aud 18th streets nsar the Co
,n-3hieH Hotc} COACHES. CHARIorHEs, BA-
RlrCnH>. RU6GfES, with aud without tops and
SrLKIFS all of his make, Of tiw best materials
l work manshir all Of which will he sold low As
=, ~ YORK Of the kind can be In the city u Rich.
r,.rr4 ana / respectfully ask caQ from these In
,sr q srv article in the Carriage line ms am de-
t.rnipfs ~ make 10 order and sell at the lowest
prices possible, and all work sold, that Is new, war
rsn.ei MTCAJAH MANGuM.
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s.. AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAFH
By Goddin & Apperson, Aucts.
COMMISSIONERS sALEOF yArUA

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUA-
FULTON Pursuant 10 a decree OF The C0unty
c2urtof Henr,co, entered on the 9TH day ~ April,
i5s. IN the case OF Nary Bergman ct ala Va William
bergman, &c, the subscrbers the special Coinfnis
sioners duly appointed. will proceed 10 sell IL pnb.
18th day Of APRIL 1865, at ~ O'Clock ~ number
OF valuable Building Lots In the plan Oh tbs town
cf Fulton, 81 which tho Ists Frederick Bergman
bly, Situated for building purposes, and several ~
ism contain. 10 10 said, most valuable and excellent
clay for making bricks The locations ann mum.
beers Of these lots can be asrertaInad BY appcaf,s,
ut the Office Of Msssrs Goddn 4 Appefson where a
man Of the property may bs seen
TERSs-UneJhird cash; balance at and months
for negotiable notes. bearing interest," title retained
until the last note Is paid.
p rp 4YIkfr. }oomm's.
Sale conducted by 6oDpTs Il ArpERsos, Auets.
ap lD-2awlw tdtds
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4 % Nd hObENDA y M-WlH 0ner TOT
the next few days, better bargains than ever
20 Tue way OF CHEAP DRY GOODS. 10 make room
eve next week. Their stock Is large and well se-
ieetea comprising every variety of the newest STYLES
10 isales and gentlemens wear Embroideries Lin.
enc H9slefies Paras is Cloths CASH eres seryant-
np,as, brown and beacbed shirtings and sheetings
81 all descriptions
It's well worth for buyers TO call and examine
tne s'ock a. their MOTTO 10 10 TO sell their Good.
mar tap 81 1915 RToad street
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ALE 30 bills. Beverages Ale, gust
Il received, and for sale by
40 st VIM TAYLOR.
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BY Edmond, Davenport & Go.
CARGO SALE OF RIO AND SAN.

CARGO SALE OF RIO AND SAN
" Tos COFFEE. LIVERPOOL FINE AND
COURSE sALT.-on FRIDAY. April 10th. We VIII
oner for sale a Auction, at Warehouse head ~
the Dock. the argo Of the Bark SALLY MAGE, Oh
rect from Rio consisting of 30n bags strictly prime
cellent substitute for Las uayra. -.s.s
500 sacks Liz erpool fine Salt
goo sacks Ground Alum Salt.
per ship Alexander. direct ff6m Liverpool TO be
sold, deliverable at City Point or Richmond. +, -
nzALSC--s,.r -.
$50 casks Hilbert London Porter. a.eF
300 packages choice Teas - T. -
EDMOND. DAVENPORT AGO.
p S-The above sale viii take place 81 y o'cleck,
NJ 80 n to give the trade oppartunify 10 attend
Moneure 4 Co. sseysss - tss4A s. q. 80
40 S-tds sl e ] Eas x. D. CU.a s
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FTfN TO THE PUBLlC.-The sub
MI scriber having made arrangements with
sAAssss=tssA DR.. Powell of Henrico county, for his
young buLL, ClSClNNATUS, VIII keep him Tor
Alley, in the Of Messrs Dickinson, Hill & Co.'S
auction house, where he will be let to Cows ut three
dollars per head For SIZE aud beauty and dociity
Cincnnatus is unsurpassed by any animal of his
age, being only two years old the 9Th of February
last. At eight months of age and the rise, Gin
cinnatus received a discretionary premium at our
state Fair in the fall OF 1856 he being then too young
under the published regulations. TO b. entitled To
premium. Cincinnatus is out OF Lilly, by a halt
short horn Durham and half Khasia Bull Lilly
(the damp ia thTee-tourths short horn Durham one
'ourth Ayrshire, and as a milcher has few equals -
She received premium best three year old heifeF
At the state Fair in the fall of 1885, and then in
calf with Cincinnatus But persons desirous to pa
tronze THU fine animal, invited TO and judg
for themselves. ROBERT LUMPKIN.
6--6t%
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4 DAMANTINE CANDLES. prime quail
y it, IN ~ N boxes Just landed and for sale by
SFLDHN 4 MILLER,
an Corner Pearl and Cary streets
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ANUhEH JUffNDIVNt 7
Sale ny G0DDIN q APPERSoN. Aucts.
ap Std
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By Henry W. Quarles,
mo $50 Main strnet.l a.

NIOUCE.-LADIEs AND GENTLE
~ MEMS AUCTION sALEsl-THE MOOT ELI.
hr, VIM III. ELLI,rr having returned % thI ei0,
WIN offer Y the public one q Che richest and most
z1ns of Richmond have had the privilege Of IN
secting. These goods will be offered this morning.
and will be open for inspection 1t any time durinG
the day and evening for enc week, "a 80 = sFt gLL-
a8- Auction sales for Ladies' every norning a. "
O'clock, and for 9entlemen1pyeU evening st u
respectfully invited TO call.
At No $50 Main street,
Ladies' sales at4 O'Clock. M t-ssa' - pa't~ 81
Gentemens sales nj ~ o'clock, n. Vic ets. - s.
These sales will not interfere with my morning
and evening sales at No 2I7 Main street. Ii ysis5a
NH e HENRY w QUAKLHe, Asset. y
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G.. WENDLINGER.

Ia u. NENDLlNGEh,
"a MERCHANT TAILOR No. l46 MAIN ST
W. Has Just received an elegant assortment o..
~&Lh- Spring and Summer CLOTHS, CASSI-
MERtS, VESTINdS, &c, recently selected by HIM
self with great care which are superior in variety
and quality TO any heretofore exhibited by him.
E. 8. MCELROY would inform his Gus
lomers and friends that he may be found with Mr. C
WEDLlNGER, and respectfully solcits call, and a
continuance OF their patronage. ap Sim
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MOST VALUABLE UNIMPRovED

w REAL ESTATE, ON CARY STREET, NEAR
SH0CK0E CREEK, AND HANDSOME BUILD
ING LOTS ON CHURCH HILL, on GRACE
BROAD, MARSHALL AND 23D STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTIoN.-At the request of Mrs Eliza
van-Lew, we will sell at auction on the premises
on TUE DAY, the 10Th day of April, 1875, at "
O'clock N. three valuable Building Lots on the north
ride of Cary street east of Shockoe Greek, opposite
the machine shop of Messrs. Talbot & Brother
zach fronting % feet, running back ITO feet to al
ley 80 feet wide.
After which say at o'clock P NJ, on the premises
that most beautiful square of Land. on Church Hill
known as "Van-Lew's Garden" opposite the resi-
dence of Mr. Loftin Elicit boundedby Grace. Broad
22d and 2d streets. This square will be subdiyided
into 6 lots of SO feet front by depth of 5 feet to
an alley 20 feet wide, having fronts on Grace and
Broad streets. This is among the most beautiful
squares in the city, having a commanding view of
the whole city and its enyirons for many miles in
extent and Is admirably adapted for genteel private
residences.
After which, will be sold on the premises, two
half-acre Lots ia Adams Addition, bounded by Mar
SHE'LL Clay and 23d streets, which will also be sub
divided into building lots, of suitable size
Plats of the Lots can be seen at our office.
TERMs-0ne fifth cash; balance at 6, IL, IL and "a
months, for negotiable notes, interest added secur-
ed by trust deed The taxes for 1855 to be paid by
an 6 GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts.
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BEAUTIFUL SPRING GOODS.
SWORDS T. THAW, lis Broad st

. w oNDS - TIA !" liz bTOau st.
and desirable goo Is purchased exclusively for cash.
and can afford to sell them at very attractive
prices
Rich silk ROBE Qnille
4" CHALLlE ="
{" GRENADINE guile
BAREGE
Z" RAYADERE SILKS
FOUBARO do
CREPE MARETZ and CREPE DE ESPANGE
M0HAIR and OTTOMAN POPLINS
Shepherds PLAIDS and CHECKS
EMBR0ID GRIES, HOOP SKIRTS
BLACK SILKS, very cheap
MOURNING GOODS of every description
IRISH LINENS, very cheap
HOUSEKEEPING and SERVANTS GOODS.
ap5
r OOK OUT FOR THE RIGHT PLACE.
IL At the store No q Main street, you can find the
cheapest handsoniest Goods offered to the pub
lic
Yard wide, fast color LAWNS, s cts and upwards
Berage De LANES plain and fig'd, l21s cents and
higher
Plain aud Striped BERA 9ES, all colors
GINGHAMS at I21a cts, worth double the N oney
Lawn and Jaconet ROBES. side striped and foun-
ced, from 81. &c
Black and Col'd SILK at very low price
Stella SHAWLS and MANTILLAS, from $l.5O
aud upwards
SILK PARhSOLs from 20 cents and upwards
Twisted Silk MITlS. at &c worth SOC
Irish LINENS and TOWELS
Brown and Bleached COTTON
And great many more Goods astonishingly low
eau soon, if you want to save money
JOSEPH sTRAUSE,
NJ .1-N
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By Alex. Nost, ,Ancf.

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, 9ROCB-
RfES, A1--wlH be soid at snc<tcE q M sksws
ceYpef q Main and tsts streets. ca eATrRD1Y t1xs
~ April. At ~ O'Clock the nsnsi variety 81 nsw cd
8ecpnd hand Furnisure. in good order.
- skoCkkl 81 hisksy1 Brady. wine. Css1sss.
CLOTHING AND DRY 6OoDe. -s<sssai IN
yoiees DRY Goods. Casssmers. Lsnsn. 6rs1 Ltasn.
Union, Duck aud Fancy Chsck Costs, Msrssslirs.
ALKx Norr. Ases
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pdII Dy -. - .,x,
ap JAS. Nj. TAI LUh a. SUM- huCtS.
SALE OF REAL

n
~ ESTATE, IN AND NEAR TO THE CITY OF
RICH MOND AS Commissioners, appointed by the
Circuit Court of the city of Richmond, by decree
made on the nth day Of March 1885 10 the cases OF
wicker vs. Wicker's admir-. &c." and Ferguson
VS., Wicker's admir-, &c. !" we shall, on THURSDAY,
sell upon the premises respectively, and in the fol-
lowing ordar, the Real Estate OF which francis
Wicker died seized and possessed, to wit
LIST, Eightecn-nineteenths tSlnthsl OF haii-acre
Lot in Henrico county. with brick house thereon,
being the residence of Francis Wicker at the time
of his death.
2. A House and Lot on Ash street, fronting there
on - feet. and running back l32 feet
3. Lot on Rockets md Elm streets. about 20 ieet
ront, with tonr wooden tenements thereon.
L. Lot near Tastaferro's Mill.
;. Three Lots in Lewis nan.
D. Lot fronting SIN feet on Poplar street, and
running back 10 feet on Maple street.
Plat5 and surveys OF the property will he prepar.
the auctioneers
TERMs-One-fourth in cash; the balance in equal
instruments OF ?. and months respectively from
the day OF SALE for negotiable notes. with interest
added titles to be retained until the whole purchass
money is paid, and conyeyanees directed by the
Court Taxes for ls5s TO be paid by the purchasers
ANDREW JOHNSTON, ) 60.
JOHN D. sTEGER, COMMITS
JANIS NJ. TAYLOR 4 Son Aucts am
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GALE OF ELEGANT ENGRAVINGS
~ On TUESDAY next the 18th April. at IL oclk,
A NJ will offer at pubic auction, collection OF
ELEGANT EAGRAFINGS FRAMED. which will
be opened this week. and will be ready for examine.
ton on the day previous to the sale. Ladies and
gentlemen are invited to attend
ape HENRY W. QUARLES. Anct
on 000 CIGARS AT AUCTION
OO,OOO On WEDNESDAY next, the 9Th
April. at II o'clock, A VI. will sell lot Of 5000
Cigars of various brands The attention OF dealers
il respectfully invited 70 the sale.
ap9 HENRY W QUARLES. Auet
"a FOR THE DISTRICT OF Co
a2LUMBIA VIA N0RFOLK.-Th good schoon
er 'ANNAC0STA." HoKowan, master. having the
greater portion of her cargo engaged aud going on
board will have quick Dispatch For balance OF
cargo. apply TO ID CoLQUlIT W.
an lit
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CMALL BRICK TENEMENT ON THE

CMALL BRICK TENEMENT ON THE
- CORNER or CANAL AND arm STREET.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wili be sold on FRI.
DAY the 10th day Of April, lsss ON the premises,
ut S6eiock. p. NJ, the small brick tenement located
ss above. now In the occupancy of Sir. Sullivan at
al annual rent Of Si50.
fEaMs-0ne-third cash. balance at and months
for negotiable notes, interest added, secured by
trust deed or title retained. The taxes for 1853. 10
be paid by the purchaser.
ap9 GODDTN X ApPERSDN Aucta
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NOTICE.-Will be sold on THURSDAY

the 18th OF tbs present month. az the lats resi-
deDce Of WIN. ID. Jennings, deceased, In henrieo
old Sheep, six Lambs, three sows and Pigs. one lot
OF wheat Straw, and three Wagons and Scar.
cash: over that amount credit Of six months will
be given. the purchaser giving bond with coed
rity. before the property Is delivered
HARRIET JENNINGS, Adm'trx
apB-4ts Of W. ID. Jennings, decd.
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TRUsTEE,s SALE or YALUARLE

= NEMEFTON THENORTH SIDE OF MAIN
BETWE EN 18TH AND GOVERNOR STREETS, IN
THE CITY OF RICHMOND.-As trustee in a Ger.
tain Deed OF Trust from David Curry and wife, bear
ing date the 2lst January, 1851. duly recorded in
Richmond Hastings Court, shall, in execution
thereof. proceed 70 sell at public auction, on the
premises, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of April 1888
at II o'clock NJ if fair, If not, the next fair day ths
real estate conveyed by said deed consisting Of The
excellent granite front Store and Dwelling locate1
as above, adjoining the Banking House of Messrs q
W. Purcell d Co.. and new in the occupancy of MIR.
Il. D. Keeling. The location of this property ia
among the most valuable in this city.
TEENS: Enough in cash to discharge the principal
and interest of the bond embraced in the deed of
trust together with the cost and expenses of sale
estimated at about 81 5noand the balance in equal
instruments, at 6, IL and Is months, for negotiable
notes. interest added, secured by trust deed
The title is believed to be perfect, but the trustee
will convey with the usual special warranty. The
taxes and insurance for 1855 to be paid by the pur
chaser. SAM'L DENOON, Trustee
saleconducted by GoDDIN l. APPEBseN Auets.
NH is-tds
P. S. Instead of the foregoing terms, we are au-
thOriZed tn say that the following will be substiu
ted. viz $500 cash; $3.50 at months; $50 at
months: and as tn the residue on credit of years.
negotiable notes being given, bearing interest, pay
able half yearly, secured by atrust deed The prop
erty is under lease of 81 600 per annum, having
about years yet 10 ruD.
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BY Larus & Shine, Aucts.

A UCTION.--SODA WATER ESTAB-
"A LIsHMENT. &c VIII be sold on wEDxEs.
DAY, the 18th. commencing at 10 O'Clock, ~ the
BottitpR Establishment. between Main and Frank.
I'm, On 18th street. the following articles:
soda Apparatus complete
Horses and 2 Wagons
large VARIETY of Bottles and Trays.
By order OF FAkqUaAE 4 TATL0E-
SD 10 LARUs A sUfSE Auets
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VERY VALUABLE PRRATE RESI-.

DENCE, on BROAD, NEAR MAYO STREET.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-WiIi be sold AT ane.
tion on WEDNESDAY, the 18th April, 1855, on the
premises at ~ o'clock, the large four story Brick
Tenement, located as above. nov in the occupancy
with hot and cold water. and other convenient ar.
rangements, gas, &c.
The house Is remarkably cool and pleasant In the
summer. In the yard IN q two story brick kitchen,
with coal cellar cooking ranges. copper boiler &c.
The yard IL dry and well paved. The lot fronts 81
feet and runs back l59 feet
Terms: One sixth cash balance at T. g. 49, Is and %
months tor negotiable notes, interest added secured
by a trust deed. The taxes and insurance for 1858
TO be paid by the purchaser The buildings arc in
sured in the Mutual Assurance Society for sl7s0,
and the annual quota Only SIZE
AMI GODDIN A APpFRs0N Aucts
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SPRING OPENING.
MADAME SON
FOR BALTIMORE.-The regr

- Begs leave 10 inform the Ladies ofsS-N~
~ Richmond aud vicinity. that she will IN
open hor Spring B0NNkTS, &c, on TUES ---N>s.-
OA Z the 18th int. at No IS Main st an 9-atF
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~. HAGAN'S JOHN is out ~.

HIs nRoAN - JoAiN ID Out II N-y~
MY If the ring. The question will [yS
AlnJ Whsi II is written, the laborer Is woT
80 ~ ~" M saecs and Why should man toll for
"a}oohti Chsukiul jot past fayors. and confirm
$".e Rs. lrp,iey, and Stuff the Neon Z"
MANS John still retains Creek Nation. with
aiitt. laws and ni"llbie r'shts, tor h T. written
~! rres,.y ton il the first law Of NATURE"
"a t, shns}d u,sn despair. ~ long IS there Is reel
=, .nfnrI f,f ne knoweth not his destinyl There
60 Esve commenced my old business on 18th
~, >, Al, horse Cearh-wiil hfse ont, sell trade
ssE t,ls HoYsea on hyevy--will he ready 10 trade
81 ANYTHING from gooso yoke up 20 blind OK
p,r,n, uith eli his humbuES aud Walker. with HE
sr'3.tafv r.aowu, IS nothing 10 compare 10 HA
ESAS's JAliN career. which you will hear more
hs,.fef JOHN HAaAN
az. a, Cresk Naiion
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NOTICE.-In consequence Of the press
1N of cousignmsnts will. for the present, ssu at
auction every day - follows:,s =. =. 49,.
and at my store No $50 Main street &c eek, d.
Sales for gentlemen at both stores tvery pikhtAs
~ O'Clock. HENhYW QUAkLkD.
5 NH "a 'sf4 sKfs H3stf Auot.