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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-08
TRUSTEES SALE OF LEASEBOLD


Il PROPERTY. AND A CARPENTER, NAMED
AARON RoSS.-0n the 10th day of February, I.,s
the Undersigned, who were app, ined Trustees in n
deed OF trust, executed by Hafdna Ross on the 4 h
lay OF May, 1887 which deed is recorded in the tlust
ings Court Clerk office in the city OF Richmond in
Book No Il g. page 1902, to secure ITO George NJ. Sa
wage the sum of three negotiable notes.-the first
bearing daie the iLh day of May, 1857, pay able
eight months after it's date; the second bearing date
after its date and the third bearing date the 18th
day OF May, loi7 payable twenty-fJur months after
cond for $40, and the third for S56n. the three ma
king in the aggregate the sum of $780," we WILL
at the request of George NJ Savage, proceed to sll
so much of the said property conveyed by the said
deed will be sufficient TO pay the notes aforesaid
the costs of recording the deed of trust, and THE
EXPENSES of executing the trust, at the auction room
OF ,ctor Davis, on Franklin street, in the city of
Richmond, uton the following terms For a suf-
cient amount i'll cash to pay the note first herein
named, that Is, Sj2i, that sum being now due with
the interest which may have accrued on the same
ana the expenses OF executing this trust and to
the residue. upon the following terms: for the
OF 500 upon credit OF sixteen Donths from the 9Th
day OF May, 1885, and for the sum of 500, upon
credit of t~enty-fuur months from the 4th day of
May 1857; AMI for the balance of the purchase mo-
ney. upon such credit the said Hardina Ross
shall dire't For the credit payments, negotiable
notes secured 10 the satisfaction of the undersigned
same which was conveyed by deed of lease bearing
date on the first day OF May, 1857, between Samuel
the Clerks office Of the Hu 'tings Court OF the city
OF Richmond, to The said Ross, and is described ia
the said deed certain lot of ground fronting &C.
venty five feet on the south side of Broad street. be-
tween Wall street and Birch Alley and Sixteenth
street running back its eastern line one hundred
and ten snt half ieet; it's western line hun
dred aud tweDtythIee feet; its line. seventy
four feetbouned on the east by the lot of Richard
Adams estate; the west by Wall street or Birch
Alley; on the south by the lot sold to Henry Lump
kinwhiCh lease is for hin. years from the LIST day
OF May o57 at an annual rent of eighty dollars per
year, to be paid quarterly. There are terms. cond
tions aud agreements in the lease, which will be
fully explained on the day OF gale. The Negro Man
is represented good carpenter
We will commence the sale at " O'clock with the
aforesaid real estate. and if it brings enough to pay
the debt due 10 George NJ Savage. and the expenses
of executing the trust shall offer for sale the
negro man Aaron; otherwise. we hall Immediately
after the sale If the real estate, sell him.
We believe the title 10 the above property to be
perfectly good but selling Trustees shall Con-
Iey with special warranty only.
JNQ. NJ. GREGORY. rr,.,oo.
JOHN K. GARNETT, hiu'''e9'
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NOTICE.--THE LANCER on .

IN DRlLLEs.-A class will be formed Of gentle
TX men who desire 10 learn the above popuIsr
s.a4s Dance to meet every WEDNESDAY eve
MING, at Corinthan Hall. at O'Clock Commencing
on SATURDAY, Feb. 9Th. "
This class will be strictly Lancer Class and will
be private to all but its members and those who ish
70 JOn IT, From three TO tive lessons " III give per
feet knowledge of the hgares The learners wifi be-
charged for the above number uf lessons only and
not be subjected to fun charge for regular course
ID dancing. tfe6-HI q. A. McEyOY
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I. PETERSON. Druggist.
Corner Of I3th and Main streets
"a 3l-rgn Richmond Va
Esgy"0 REAT INPRov EMENT IL

y u = u - ' !" y II ~ y
KNVRACTIN TEETH.-G. ". JONES
III NT{-F would announce 10 those wishing their
tr.iu hN4KACTSn that lac has Instruments supo.
NOR Ia Auy others ever used. The simplicity aud
l-l.gitol 81 their adaptation rs such 10 render
1Ir extraction - the teeth almost painless jdrrsT
% J ts ariug H- iss the fTS trial, never breaking
o. suaIgliuE the gums. or slJurHg the surrounding
parts. 80
Al other operations. Filling. Cleansing, and L.
,,rt.u. re-.tA. gently and thoroughly performed.
on ,,upt,ss5Ic CoTuthian Hall, on Nam street.
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T.. b. COOK h CO., AuC
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BY E. B. Cook & Co.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT or

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT OF
L GROUND. ON ST. PETERS STREET. AT AU,.
T'oN--By virtue Of deed Uftrust executed by Ga
briela Brittan to the subscriber ana duly recorded
IN une iIustlngs Cours of the city of Richmond 1
Slii proceed to sell. on the premises on WEDNRS-
Dh1 reofuary TO- 1855, at O'Clock in the afternoon
certain lot of ground situated on st Peters strs,
The said lot fronts on St Peters street as fact
ming back 73 feet is level and in an imnroyinv nam
Of the city. Terms cash '''
81 ARNALL, Trustee.
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se@g~ WILLIAM FORBES, ARCHITECT

determined discontinue the building business OF
ir- hi. services his friends and the public gensr
ALL lu til" above branches.
Having had an experience of over twenty Fl VI
,lrs in the art OF building, he hattcls himself that
he viii be able 10 give satisfaction, aud soicits
share I'll patronage.
Plaus specifications and Estimates for Buildings
a. every description furnished at short notices and
,r rra .Dia AIet terms. Measurement and Valuation
a. Work 0i every kind. connected with Building,
promptly attended 10. Office in the Hall of the Nir
.Iua Mechanics Institute. corner Main aud 18th
street.. Office hours from ga to ga O'clock A. NJ.
fra
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rS6y- NnTICE.-All religious. benevo

Int literary. scientific, mechanic other societies
.ri,rs or bodies which desire to unite i'll the cere
monies al the erection of the equestrian statue OF
ia, - N February and to form part of the proces
..ti,nl-i number. of their respected bodies, that
rpyyision may lie made for their accommodation in
The column and in the reserved space about the
monument WM. Is. TAL1AeERRO,
ETrvyoyp Ham q. lNS3 Chief Marshal
se- Newspapers generally are requested topub-
lis his notice, ia 2j-ts
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BY request Of Capt. Dimmock.
IA , t!InnfA L. .DDLuS

~ 'CDbiN 81 1 bhooN. AuCts
NEW OMNIBUS AND PAIR OF YOUNG
L HORSES, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be
sold On THURSDAY, the lIth day Of February
l3as at the American Hotel Stable. on Cary aud 10Th
streets, at IL O'Clock, beautiful Omnibus belong
ing to the Broad Street Hotel, nearly new together
with the Harness belonging to ami pair of young
gentle Horses. They sold for no fault but be-
cause the owner has no use f them.
TggMs.-Four months crt dit for approved endorH-
cd negotiable notes, with inIerest added
fe GUDDiN AppEKSOS Aurts
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NEW CO-PARTNERsuIp.

The subscribers have this day entered into Co
partnershln, under the sty le of 4. *. PARKER Il
w aud will conduct a General Wholesale and Re-
TAIL DIZZY GOODS business. They will be- constant
supplies with the newest and desirable yIes
OF Foreign aud Domestic Goods, and hope by strict
attention 10 business 70 merit the patronage 80 lbe-
rally extended to the late firm.
A. K. PARKER
WIN. y. BURTON.
DAVID COGRIII
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DIssoLUTIors, 90.

CO-PARTNERSHIP.--The subscribers.
~ having associated themselves together for the
purpose Of conducting a general BANKING and
EAgIIANGE BusIN E5s. under the styic OF EN.
DEtS, uFfuN q 20. tender their services for tho
They will give prompt and careful attention 10 the
negotiation Of Stocks Bonds and other securjties.
ing TO their business
a. Office for the present at e. T. Winston
Co.'S old stand, cornsr.of Cary and 18th streets
JOAN BINDERS,
w. NJ. SUTTON
" 1-fm RIEH'D r. FtlSTER
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BY Larus & Shine.

NIGHT SALES.-We will commence
" our NIGHT SALEs THIS EvENINa. NJ =
O'Clock Ola large and varied stock of staple and
Fancy Goods Also splendid collec ton OF Watches
and Jewelry, Just received from au establshmeut
declining business. The stock ID all fresh and deaf
rable The city and country trade would 6ud n 4,
their advantage 10 attend these sales as the entire
stock must be closed out as speedily rs possibls :
LAkU3 4 SHINE, Aucts
ja lt-ts "a Main strs.t
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VALENTINES, VALENTINES.

N0TlCE.-All persons having claims
" against the estate orr d Whitlock. decd. will
present them for settlement properly authenticated,
g. the uadersgri: and All person. indebted To said
estate will make payment immediately to me. As
executor. am not authorized TO pay any open ac-
Couutaiter two years standing.
HENRY &. WINGFfELD,
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By Alex. Mott, Auctioneer.

MIGHT SALES.-I will commence To-
= NIGHT, and continue every night through tina
week 70 sell large and desirable assortmrnt of
Watches. Breastpins. Mar Rings and Finger R,prr
Also n hne assortment OF Ready-made Clothing Net
shirts and Drawers, fine Cassimeres &C.
de l5--ts ALEX MOTT Auct
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COMMISsIONFR'S SALE SLAVES.

~ As Commissioners, appointed By decree If the
County Court of Chesterfield, pronounced at the DE
cenbrr term. 1857, in tho of Bowles and vile
klletts, will sell to the highest bidder. ut the
suction room of Hector Davis, in the city of Rich
mOnd, on " EDN ksDAY, the l7th OF February, 1858
between the hours Of 10 and II O'Clock two Slave
an old man and girl. Terms cash
w. q. FLUURN0Y, Commr.
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BY jas. M. Taylor & Son.

EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL Es-
- TATE, ON MARSHALL STREET AT AUC
IlON.-By virtue of the last will and testame n Of
Jans Adams. | shall as executor, sell, upon the
premises, on III ESDAf, the 10th inst, Il House and
the county aud nearly opposite the late residence
OF Mrs Chevalie. The lot fronts 30 feet and ru.s
tenement thereon. Also, several articles Of House
hold Furniture
IERAs.-Ohe-third cash. the balance at 6 months
with Interest, ana secured by trust deed For the
furniture, cash.
JAS TAYLOR Executor of
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Richmond, Ist Feb'y, 1853.

On retiring from the Dry Good. business, / take
great pleasure in recommending to the patronage Of
my friends. Me-srs. A. X. PARKER h Co feeling
assured their dealings with them will he en- lireIy
satisfactory. L. NJ NINNO
in La
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MISUNDERSTANDING J. MER-
" GER and JOHN P HILL have this day formed
a partnership, under the name and style of MER
GER Il HILL, for the purpose of manufacturing
SASH, BLINDS and DOORS, of every description.
Orders may be left Mt the Lumber Yard oi ISAAC
Mayo's Bridge or at the Factory, next above Hax-
als' Mills ISAAC MERCER,
JOHN 2 HILL.
lat ia l2-lm
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BOARDING.. The SHOT TOWER

~ HOUSE, on Grace, betv ON sth and 9Th streets
second door from At Paul's Church. having been
taken 10y Mrs. BASS. rs IA Boarding House, is now
open Tor the reception ii families and day boarders
I2-lmk
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Notwithstanding dispo,ed of the ba-
continue the DAY GOODS business Our books may
De tonDd at the old stand, No. lf3 Eagle Square,
VAN street where our customers requested to
cat and settle their accounts without delay with
n PARK Err Il CO. Our firm will remain until
further notice. PARKER, NIAMO Il %.
February lat, 1873.
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GEORGE sTARRErT.
rs-.s@RL rrkR,s NV TRrss AND Sur

r.grxRs At Who wear irusses should call and ex-
ANN. lbi< truss. TH- principle j. entirely uew ,
Il supports tiGr rupture IN an easy and Comturta-
l5- ta.un.r. 10 can b. worn With much less ncop-
,.ns5,-p than ihr ordinary trusscs; aud for light
prs, tu rtitity ami comfort II Is unrqusled. -iHy
.,,r rgslr> 03r nj iSss irHSS,S tCiU lUedr u0
,t5.r Also III FfERS UTERINE SUPPORTERS
!, ,.r, si,nts but admirable article A full assert
ucUI lJT sale ~ ..
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FUTURE DAYS
BY Richard Cauthoru. I'll

CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, CAPS, AT
AUCTIONS OCK or MERCHANT DECLIN-
ING BUSISESS.-On WEDNESDAY. l0ti, inst at
~ CLOG &c my store, will sell at auction large
S Shd desirable lot II Clothing consisting Of over
Svoa.s, press do. Cashmere and CRssiaett Pants;
sests o. az kinds Susp-nders; Hosiery Shirts Draw
sss ana Crayats; complete assortment Of Orr
uas. consisting OF Cloths, C2ssueres Cassinests
ppl.hts. Msusia!ns, Merios, Apaeas, Irish Linens
p9 9,ics OF All kinds. Musiins ae., &c
itRSs.-~Cssh for all sums of $50 and under over
gotsble paper w
fe8 cxuTunpu
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By L. b. Cook & Co.
FURNITURE Auction

on TUESDAY,, 9th instant we will sell at our
store. lot OF elegant Furniture, consisting Of 1
handsome Rosewood Cabinet, marble top and oval
glass; splendid rosewood Wardrobe: ! maghogAuy
mar cloth sofa; ! mahogany Lounge; marble top
T.Iies. au.s; r,er iao.e marble top par Card
bedstead, with spring Ma,trass: mahogany Hat
RACK; mahogany Sideboard; mahogany Wash
stand marble top, Qusrtette Tables: fine feather
PED, Bolster and Pillows; new Shuck Mattresses
WILL BE ADDED mahogany Sideboard mar
pie t0p mahogany Cabinet, marble top: inahoga-
ny Woik Fable, with looking giass; 2 mahogany
slde Tables splendid Brussels Carpet, ~ var ST
40 lngrain do and Rug; Get mahogany Chairs. set
Extension Table, he &c
The above Furniture Of the best quality, In most
excellent condition, aud il well worth the attention
oil those IN want If such goods
les L b. COOK Co Ancts
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, $50 BRoAl

Nv Nv UV W DIIIlDL UBI VI -OV u ItUAU
w STREET the only place where you obtain
a cheap pair of Shades. See prices
Beautiful Landscapes BIC, cheap at 75c
Plain Shades jbc worth 81
Bouquets 75c. worth 81 %
Vases only 81. - geo
Gothic style ST., 80
Gold and Velvet $l.25 cheap at So
Gold Centre Sl5D worth 1 %
Gold and Velvet centre 81, cheap at geo
Dry Landscape. 81 j0, worth 3 %
Also a large assortment of India Rubber Table
OIL CLOTHS, durable article. Those i'll want of
a good article at low price. would do we'll to call at
NJ GoLDEN's Dry Goods and Shade Store,
23n Broad street.
n B-Storekeepers and Podlars supplied at New
York prices.
a. Shades made to or Ter at short notice.
Ia Of
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% PACKAGES prime Butter; Is boxes
~ Scaled Herringsj p bbls No shore herrinss,
receiving aud for sale by , :, u,,y,.,
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sns- Why SurFgR wlrH a CoudH, fro

ksTt " ~ NIFFhk WITH 4 OUIUH, ITUIl
ACali HoarscpesS OF i Consumptiye Cough. when
YOU -Au obtain msediate reliei by using Harris
npkNE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD CHER.
RYP II combined with other articles suited for all
Lang Asthma CatarTh and Bronchial Affections
ls prepared Icy Chemist Of reputation and is pro
bounced by those vino have ssed it, the best Coug
syrup IN the worldl
Bntties o. 70 cents aud ST.. Sold by PURCELL
LApD T 60. aud all Druggists in Richmond.
&C lG-Sn
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SERVANTS FOR SALE AND HIRE

4 LII descriptions of Goods to be closed
out, regardless OF cost. for one month
q. GuLDSMIT
:" RraaI str
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sssy- SECURE TIE SHADOW, ERE THE

SUBSTANCE FABE.'-It You wish FINE Picture. call
nj WMiTEHURST'S old Gallery, Uhe best sky
p! .iucea b. WATSON. They warranted not TO
tad. nor - he easily defaced-eqGal to the best III
She UuiteI States and - per cent. cheaper than AM
other IN he city.
Picture, taken FROM A. NJ. to s Z. NJ. Pictures
cops AMI either enlarged or diminished.
N~laIuytypcs and Peuotypes, i1r TRANSMISSION Dy
mail
Eg- Remember, II Main street. -da
q u
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

,.sr- {3xoaox B. SrxxL, Dentist, 0slioe
i~ss,senoe. No. gsl, on Main. between sth and 9th
no IFT - ssby,oud Va my 3l-ly
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\ GRlCULTURAL PEAS.-GO0 bushels
= Clay and Black Peas, for sale. To arrive. bv
r. WOABLE CLAIBORNE
rec No II Pearl STREET
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By James NJ. Taylor & Son.

MULES, ROCK WAGON AND HAIR
w NESS. AT AUCTION.-WfI be sold on par.
DAY, the 18th inst on tusncil Chamber Hill com
menelng at ~ o'clock. NJ. three head Of valuable
OF Richmond. together with a Rock Wagon, and
four sets Harness
TERMS Four months credit for approved negotia-
BILE notes with interest
feS JAS VI. TAYLOR 4 SON Auets
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- Strangers visiting the Cty.-it you wish 60 get
T ia,r VA the latest aud most improved style,
t,,.rsy 4. .au uudor the American Hotcl-entrant e
On lJ}3s direct, -,
"a INN. single Baths . cents or tickets for 81
ar ST
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VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN
u CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, NEAR BELLONA
ARSENAL, AT AUCTI0N.-As Trustee in a Deed of
Trust from Abner w. Trabue. dated 3nth of October
1872 duly recorded in Chesterfield County Court I
shall proceed To sell at public auction on the pre-
1855 f fair; if not the next fair day at the honP
OF II o'clock NJ. the following keaI Estate conveyed
by the Trust Deed Aforesaid viz: III acres of land
located AS above. being the purchased by said
Trabue of the estate of Edward D Friend deed
The title is believed to be good. but the Trustee
will convey with the usual special warranty.
TERMs-Cash. JAMES R. MCTYREE
Trustee.
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CPECIAL NOTICE The best Sauce Of
- he age equal la quality and much lowss y
priee, Those who have used ths CALlbVhMA
10 70 he superior 10 all others IL b an nsssAsa ar
tieie Tor f.h Soups Game. Hs.Aes. 6rsvisN ttsek.
salads ke. IL must command the nftenfioe 81 uro-
GERS Hotel and Restaurant prlssss tamiites
&r dive ID 4 trial Mnds only and cold ~
DUyAL q NURTuN, p<u9eMee II 1
Gs Garner NsiB SD teth slxN44
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RtCkWHEAT FLO u R.-A new lot
~ Just received, Tor sale ly
WILLIAM T KING
!" b-.t & and \ Ernu Ian st4u.t
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ses~ On. COOKS, LATE OF ST. LouIs,
w, marshall and Clay streets - ls-d6m
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ErSs~ WATSON & BAYLY,
ATTORNEYS AND
COUNSELLORS At l.

RICHMOND, Va,
Practice In all the Courts held in the c.ty Of Rich
uyoHd. and in the counties Of Henrico aud Ches
trluaid.
WI T WATSON United States Commissioner
and Commissioner in Chancery.
-iML T BAILI Commissioner of United States
Curt 0f Claims Commissioner OF Deeds, &C. for the
several States aud Notary Public.
So Office on Bank street, III Goddins Building.
- I'm
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OH KENTUCKY IN y

~ OLD KENTUCKY In THE
WARE has Just arrived with
hne lot of MULES and will seli 10 suit the times.
TO single and double harness. Persons In want Of
good stock. would do well call and see them al the
Franklin Stables. Il. BLASKINsHIP,
H. I-ZwF pfopyist0r.
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WORTH READlNG.-Why is it that SC

many suffer and repiDe and drag cut II misera-
BILE exstanCe, untitled for the enJDymrnts and even
ordinary pursuits of life, hen relief may be obtain
cd and health and vigor restored by a treatment
once convenient and safe as well permanent i'll its
character.
To those who have suffered long with disease uti-
mating in loss of appetite, ylg0r and distate OF
social JOYS the undersigned tenders his professional
services, assuring the sufferers cador and sincerity
pleasant, convenient and proper prescriptions, IL
thorough cure and sound body and mind without
pleasant restrictions hindrance from ordinary bu-
sness pursuits.
All diseases of private nature from whatsoever
cause either recent hronic structures an irritable
bladder. &c. also, Scr0iula, Asthma, Rheumatism
Piles &c, skillfnlly and successfully treated
DR.. Harris can be consulted, daily, between the
hours of 10 A NJ and p. NJ and to 10 z. NJ. at his
rooms, opposite American Hotel-entrance on Main
street it'll door, aboYe 18th streetN0 81, 3rd floor.
Ladies' of delicate constitutions, thos. suffering
from complaints peculiar 10 the SEX invited to
communicate send their address
In order to satisfy an oft imposed upon community
that there is Intention the part of DR.. Ii. 70
humbug them. he 6cga to state that no fee OF renu
neration will be received until entire satisfaction
shall be given.
Call upon or address
K. B. HARRIS, NJ. D,
NJ,
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BY Chas. 7. Workman & Co, Aucts.
CARGO NEW ORLEANS SUGAR AND

~ M0LASSES AT AU6gION.-On FRIDAY, Feb
18th. at our auction house. the Dock comm Fencing
ut IL O'clock A will sell the cargo of the brig
Gov. Bull, from AttakaraI, La consisting Of
333 hhds. prime to choice SUGARS.
a72 bbls. really prime M0LASSEs.
TERMS OF SALE-For all sums under 800 cash; over
800, months credit for approved negotiable Ia
per. CHAS. L. WORKMAN Il %,
Ia S-fIs Aucts
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Two THE PUBLlC.-A CARD.-The
l. proprietor of HENRY'S STIMULATING IL
NIMENT, in introducing thS specific to the atten
ton Of the people of Virginia. desres it to be under
stood that he is merCenary adyenturer IN the do
main Of Therapeutics By the possession of valu-
able formula, he has been enabled to relieve the
sutterings of number of his afflicted fellow
lures aud is now prompted to extend these Ienedai
benefits to all. The Linimpnt has been used for
vcral years. by persons residing in Richmond and
its vicinity, all Of whom will cheerfully bear test
mnny to It's eficacy in ALA ing pain aud removing
disease. The ailments for which it is principally
used, are RHEUMATISM, PAINS or WEAKNESS IN THE
BACH OR BREAST NEURALGIA, GROUP, COLDS, EAR and
TooTHACHE, HEADACHE, BRUISES, SPRAINs and all
other affections, i'll which liniment may he adyan-
tageous!y employed HENRY'S STIMULATING
LINIMENT does not belong to that class of Fluid
"Linments' with which the public are already IA
miliar-its composition is altogether different, and
partaking of the qualities Of salve, combines ad
vantages which scarcely relui ire demonstration.
The Liuim, MT is for sale by the following Druggists
in this city: Meade 4 BaEer. w. Peterson. John W
Garlick. Grubbs Apperson. L. B. Thomas, and IS.
VI. Zachrisspn. PURCELL ,LADD co,
ia 2l-Im Wholesale A gents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-08
,TOP, STOP! LOOK, LOOK !

MADAME DEVESE, having removed,
wi is again ready to receive her many friends at
her new rooms on Marshall street. next door to
Kemp's q, mnasnm, between 9Th and 9th streets -
Pleas, 10 observe the name on the door. Madame IL
prepared to give Information on any subject. Lost
lovers unfaithfu husbands, things stolen or l0st,
can be recovered through her magical power. Pr
ceE from Is. 50 10 81 tr O-OtN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-08

sssy. PRTNCIrs CIGARS PRINCIPE CT
sS~EXrBA EAGLE GRANDEUR received
"SS -. nt these really fine CIGARS. to which we
vi tSa attention vi those who prefer first rate, old
i"'a"'' MARING & PEARCE. Druggists,
C,nFuar 4fh and hr,ad 1t