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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-09
TO THE CONVENTION

- are cordially invited TO call at the GREAT
SOUTHERN CLOTHING HOUSE, 1902 MAIN STREET, where
mar be- found at alt times. the
LARGEST STOCK!
LATEST STYLES!!
BEST BARGAINS!!!
With an experience of mere than twenty years in
this city and great advantages in the manufactu
and sale of Clothing. We offer unequalied induce
ments. Daily opening new goods, uirect from our
mandatory, which we warrant superior in cat,
st lie and quality.
~ PrIoes made to please.
NV 6 KEEN. BALDWIN q WILLIAMS.
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VALUABLE SMALL FARM In HEN
RICO CQIINTY ON DEED BIN rIIp NM "a

VALUABLE SMALL FARM IN HEN
RICO COUNTY. ON DEEP RUN TURNPIKE
TOR SALE PRIVATELY.-We are authorized. by
Mr Alexander Kerr, (who intends to remove to the
cY) to offer for sale. privately, his farm in Henrco
county, On Deep Run Turnpike, "a miles from the
1t contains FORTY ACRES of highly imrroved
land, remarkably healthy. and adjoining tine lands
OF Or Anderson, Archy Blair, ESQ and others.
M me mprovsments consist Of very comfortable
FRAMED DWELLING, with five rooms, kitchen.
large BARN. and the usual out HOUSES.
SHOULD 1t not be SOLD privately before the 18th day
Of JUNE, 1t will be offered at public auction imme-
diatey after the sale of the property ADVERT BY
Messrs Hutchinson and Young,
The above property adjoins the TOLL GATE"
thereby allowing the purchaser an opportunity Of
securing more land.
II sold privately. due notice will be given.
Terms liberal
ap 19-3tawtIstJ xncts.
pURE WINES AT REDUCED PRICES.
ordered. will sell the following very choice old
Wines n. greatly reduced prices, viz:
Pure Regina Port So 50 worth s. per gallon
Grape Juice VERY fin } 4 so worth 6.C0
Fine Old Sherry co worth 500
Do do Ma ieira 800 worth 500
Comet do 1900 worth Is 90 do
Domestic Wines. Brandies. whisky, Gin, Rum
DC, ct all prices J P KAVENAGH,
FAMILY Grocer and dealer in inc, Liquors
my AMI Cigars Bread st. below 9Th.
SOFAs. LOUNGES, NJ HOGA ANY
~ CHAIRS. &c.-On consignment and for sale
cheap. handsome spring seat sofas and Tetea-Tete;
Paror and Rocking Chairs; Mahogany, Cherry and
zine TaDes- ALEX NCTT
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By Goddin 3 ApPsrsen.
10 LOTS IN MANCHESTER. ON BID.

~ DIE 81 CroDp's TESlnsuT y AND 30 Lors m
TIE UPPER ESDo1 MANcHrsfHR FOUNDED N Dpcx-
sgs' HAansos J.FyEssoS: srecKroN AND nAplsoR
lion on tbs premises without reservoir NONDAY.
stn NAY le6y, 10 Lots In T0dd's Tenement ffun1inr
on the West line Of Bddle street, adjoinirR the No.
burnett. "AsA'a NM o'sa00sss
T., After which win be sdded large number Of Lots
In the upper end Of Manchester BOUNDED nv No.
tur. Harrison. Jefferson. stockton, and IadiScn
sale. - -''' - w
The particular attention Of the public Il respsss-
fully called to the sale of the foregoing lots =
many OF them are Handsomely located and on q
them viii be sold without reserve
Alter which will be sold beautiful Lot on Hun
street. adjoining the grocery store OF f Alex Alyis
fronting 81 feet. running back l65 Iset-hayinG
thereon framed DWELLING, - = : ~
TIRMs: y cash. balance at and monihs Or ne-
gotiate notes. interest added and title retaired nm
last note be paid Tho taxes for 1859 20 be poid bY
the purchaser. 90DDIN APPBR0ON
ap29 Auc6
P S.-After the foregoing sale, win be sold q
House and Lot being part Of Lot No a. IN the plan
OF Manchester at the corner Of Harrison street
and Corporation, now in the occupancy Of Mr. Geo
w Grubbs; also. several Building Lots in May0s
Addition adjoining Man hester. and near the Pc
tersburg Railroad Terms at sale,
IN, 2 taODDIN q APPERSON. Aucta
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MR.. JAMES MURPHY having pur.
WI chased my SOAP AND CANDLE RxCTORY
on franklin street. rear of at Charles Hotel, for
the purpose of carrying on the same business, re-
commend him to my friends, customers. and the
public in general. EDW kcADAM.
Richmond, ApriI 18th, 1889. ap 3O-l0ts
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COR THE PUBLlC-The following $40.


\ tions Of IAN Ordinance to amend an ordinance
to establish Fire Brigade in the City Of Richmond"
are published by the order of the Fire DepaFtmout
Section 3. II any person interfere with Avsman.
In the discharge OF his duty. loiter about the En-
CINE House; OF. II any minor. OF coiored person.
NEEDLE with tie engine hose Or appsratus. here
Mayor not less than hve, nor more than twenty dol
lars; and If slave, DO punished with seriDss, not
exceeding thirty.niue. Il
Sec 10 The Principal Engineer shall Gauss such
commander to detail annually ono or more men tor
police duty, and shall assign one 70 the command Of
the squad They shall! constitute the IRE police. and
IL shall be their special duty to maintain order du
ring fires. and to keep the ground clear By roDs
across the street! or Otherwise to protect properly
from IRE and piilage, to arrest and commM 70 the
cage all persons who rsist In interfering with the
fremen after due admopition 10 desst thereirom 10
report to the officers in command Gil violations Of
law or of the ordinances Of the city. and 70 execute
bis orders Zach policeman. while on duty. shall
wear star ON his breast.
Agents Of insurance companies, By applying b
the Engineer, will he furnished with . badge.
which will enttle them to the privilege OF hremen
at fires. -. q.
PETER W RALsTON,
my7-4t Clerk OF Fire Department.
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ID OOrT, HARRIS co. would peyttcalasly call
the attention Of strangers Visiting kicnmon9s CT
sorsment Spring and GUNNER CLOTHiE0. maeu-
factured by themselves which. for qualify. seyies
take great ps ASSURE in showing their goods % PSI
sons Wishing to buy. All they ask 10 CALL feei1ng
confident that TO SHOW viii be 70 SELL
For IxrRA 10 ducements, call asNo li2, on
DARRACOrT, HARRIS co
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MEAT BRICK TENEMENT ON MADI

MEAT BRICK TENEMENT ON MADI
~ SON ST, NEAR BROOKE AVENUE AT AUG
FION.-Will be sold upon the premises, on WE'D
NESDAY, the 18th instant, st IA O'Clock p NJ. q
neat Brick Tenement on Madison str Get. immedi
ately in rear of the house formerly known as Clay
Street Chapel renting at S125 per annum.
The house has fl ge rooms and is in good order -
The lot fronts abo 1T Is feet an runs back 50 feet
TrRMs-One-fourth cash; the balance at 6. IL aud
Is months for notes, with interest added and Sc
cured by trust deed Taxes for 1859 to be paid by
the purchaser. JAS ID TAYLOR SON,
my6 Auctioneers.
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NOTlCE.-In retiring from the Grocery
~ business. beg leave to return my thanks to my
friends and customers for their liberal support and
take this opportu nty to recommend continuance
of the same to my successor, Mr. VIM Jenkins, who
has purchased my entire stock and interest.
JAMES MCEWEN
9Th street nnnnsite New Market
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A BEAUTIFUL TWO STORY PR
"A VATE RESIDENCE, ON UNION HILL, AID.

JOINING THE RESIDENCES Of DR. d
STkECKER AND DANIEL Won GROOMING
1859. at O'Clock. NJ, on the premises, the beanti-
full residenc. located rs above, 1t has been built
within the last few years. BY the owner. Mr A Ly-
bine the beautiful with utiity-of which the hand
6; me porches and the numerous closets give abun-
dant proof The building is warmed by one of
Chilsers best hot air furnaces. Adjoining he main
building s largo brick kitchen, two stories high
with a cellar about eight feet pitch The Kitchen
is Supplied with one of Motifs patent Cooking
Ranges There is a well OF fine water on the pre-.
misses.
The views enjoyed from any part of the premises.
whichic ontans about an aero Of ground, beautiful.
ly laid out 10 walks. with ornamental trees, fruit
trees. shrubbery, flowers and kitchen garden, 10
one of.he most extended, and not surpassed by any
in the neghborhocd of richmond.
Terms lie known at sale.
The premises can be inspected at any time. and
all information had by applying to Alb Ly brock, at
VIM SRttler 4 Co.'S, NO l42 Main street. or
Messrs HODDIN Z APPER5ON.
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J. D. GOODMAN . co. hays noy eles 49,
spdVessss Dusineae euiss. 20 . . u
These Goods ere hne. vel na1e. 81 cos = - -
LifAt sunmer Coaas, Pants en- 49, ~
open large stock Also. o varieG
Gents urpishing Goods. AL q wnssn .SsossSS"~
IRE sssisiIssioa. = assa.Y g ee SO ~ o..
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By Chas. 7. WORKMAN & Co.

By Chas. 7. Workman & Co.
A UCTION SALE NEW ORLEANS ST.
"A GAR-On WEDNESDAY. May IL, 1859. ut our
warehouse on the Dock. commencing at II o'clock,
1E0 HHDS. PRIME TO CHOICE
lOU NEW ORLEANS SUGAR
TRIMS OF 6ALE-All sums under 800. cash; over
SlO0 months credit. for approyed uegotiable pa
per OhAb I "oS1nA .s
my WILL BIZ ADDED.
I59 bags damaged Guano sold nor accouns OF un'
derWriters. for cash.
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TICGs p!tH5C. =

CEILING OFF, SELLING OFF, at and
~ below cost. $50 worth of Window Shades;
Brasses Cords and Tassels; Floor and Table Oil
CLOTH all widths; Fire Screens; Wall Paper Cur
Bands ana Cornces at less than the original cost.
As l contemplate changing my business. and wish
be given, the goods must be sold. Call and secure
a pair of my Gold ehades, which are very beauti-
full Don't forget the place. 230 Broad street the old
established Dry Goods and Window Shade Depot of
nj GOLDEN,
230 Broad st. between 80 and 4th ats.
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.kA So Ter ARRANGE
MENTs. -REDUCED RATES, -
- The United States Mail Steamers

Is U M M ER ARRANGE.
eE3 MENTs. -REDUCEn RATEs
NAuSSn6{3i& The United States Mail Steamars
Gx1&1H0 JAMESTOWN, Cant. psrr;sb anS
hoANOhk, Capt. Skinner. will carry rassengers IN
ana rom sirgnia ut reduced rates ~
Inc JAMEsTuWN. Capt. Parrish leaves Rich
mona every TUESDAY afternoon at O'clock (,;fy
toint same evening. and Norfolk on w EDNESDAY
az u oclsck. noon, Tor New York, arriving there
carly next day and In time to connect with the line
going Fast and North. A '"0 i'ne
The ROANOKE, Capt. Skinner, leaves Richmond
every FRIDAY afternoon at 4 O'Clock. CITY Point
next morning at o'clock and Portsmouth same
evening, for New York, arriving next morning
RETURNING, the JAM ESToWN leaves New Yorh
IRON fler Is, North River, every SATURDAY after.
noon Al O'Clock for Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
m0no, taxing freight for each place.
The ROANOKE leaves New fork from pier "a
North River every WEDNESDAY afternoon at +. =
O'Clock. fr Portsmouth, Petersburg and Richmond
taxing freight for each place
REDUCE. RATES
Passage. State Room included between Nor
-, toiK and New fork......................., Sc 90
S'eerage Passage. 4 IN
Passage, : to Room incl uded. between kich-
- mond, Petersburg and New York & M
steel6Se Passage. .................,.., & M
Passage, state Room included, between
bynchburg and New York .......,,. IA Oo
Passage between Richmond ana Norfolk same AS
by the river amers ~ "
81 Meals FIFTY CENTS extra.
The new and splendid steamer YORKTOWN will
soon be put upon the line at the same rates az above
forming tri-weekly line.
ap zs-ts LUDLAM Il WATSON.
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DOCKBRIDGE BATHS.-Ihis favorite

~ watering place will be open for the reception of
visitors on the lst day Of june next. From tn Sc
who have tried the virtues If the water. and who
know the character Of the accommodations in point
OF attendance fare andIlodging, continued patro-
mage ID confidently expected while 1t is hoped that
the rapidly growing reputation of the baths. and
the facility Of access to the will largely extend
the list Of visitors during the coming season.
The Kentlemen's bath is 40 by 50 feet in size, and
that for ladies Is by so The water is highly Carlo
mated and contains variety of salts of mineral in
gradients, among them Iron and Magnesia. The
bathing in this water has been pronounced by many
persons, OF long and varied experience to be the
most delightful and invigoratiDg that they have
curative in diseases D. culiar to females
The Central Railroad runs within nine miles of the
Baths and visitors leaving cbmond or Alexandria
in the morning. reach here by sunset the same day.
daily line of stages connects with the Railroad at
Goshen depot The North River, which runs
through the grounds attached to the Ba'hs affords
facilities for boating and fishing and the nei2hbor
ing mountains sff ,rd excellent hunting ground
The undersigned pi omses to spare pains in these
aud all other respects, in promoting the amusement
as well as comfort of his guests He has leased the
property from the Bath Company during the pre-
sent year, and it will be uader his exclusive man.
sgement and control
TERMs-S2 per day. $40 per week. and s32 per
mouth weeks to .he month. Children and ser
wants half price.
Reference may be had, amongst many Others to
his Excellency Henry A Wise, Eco, Governor of
virginia John Maben, and faine, EsQs. of
Richmond, Col II Smith. Superintendent OF the
virginia NJ litary IIstitu 9. and Rev VIM White,
D D. Lexington.
S-3md WIN JORDAN.
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ALEX'R B HUTCHEsON,)
JOHN A HUTCHINSON, o
B YOUNG, ocmrs.
HUGH Nj HUTCHINSON.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

i PRIVATE RESIDENCE, AND VACANT LOTS
ADJ0INING. ON CHURCH HILL, AT THE COR
NER OF GRACE and 2SrH sts.--B, virtue of deed
of trust from philip White and Has nah j. hi, wife
totthe snbscrber(for the benefit OF John Enders)da.
office Of Henrioo County Court. and being re-
QuiTed by the beneficiary therein shall proceed to
sell; upon the premises; on TUESDAY. the nth day
OF May If fair, if not. the next fair day thereafter
commencing at ~ o'clock. NJ. the Real Estate
conveyed in said deed. consisting of the valuable
brick Residence on Church Hill, at the corner Of
Grace and 18th streets. and in the Occupancy of
Mr. Philip K White 1t contains ten rooms and IL
finished entirely through from the basement TO the
attic and supplisd with gas. Attached to the
house 10 large brick kitchen with four room s. sta
BILE. carriage house, aud other out-houses. The Lot
fronts on Grace street 81 feet and back 65 feet
Also, two handsome vacant Lots adjoining front.
ing each SO feet. and running back I65 feet.
After the sale of the real estate, will be sold the
entire Household aHd Kitchen Furniture consisting
Of superior assortment, description of which viii
be given hereafter. Also, COW and heifer
TERMS.-For the house and lot, one.fifth cseh; the
balance at 6. r. Is and "a months, for negotiable
notes. with interest added, and occurred BIZ a trust
deed. For the vacant lots, one-third cash the bal
snce at 6, 9 and IL months, for negotiable notes
interest added, and secured as above. Taxes and
insurance for 1889 to be paid by the purchasers.
For a more perfect description of the above pro
perty. reference is made to the advertisement of Mr.
? K White. in the Wing and Enquirer. A plat of
the property can be seen at the office of the Auc-
tioneers. JAMES Seldom Trustee
JAS M TAYLOR SoN Auctioneers an9
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NOTICE. q

49, NOTICE.-CHANGE OF
steamer CURTIS PECK, Captain Y q (i,Fropn .i's
On and after MONDAY. 4th inst leave the wharf AZ
nosketts regularly. every Monday, "Wednesday
ana friday morning, at 6 O'clock precisely Tor
portsmouth and Norfolk; and return each alternate
gay. leaving Norfolk at the Same hour. o,clocs.
returning. N e'' soihs anu
Passage and Pare AS usual
ap2 ~ u.curx,
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CHERIFFs SALE OF VALUABLE

OHERIFF'S SALE OF VALUABLE |
- REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICH.
MOND-By virtue Of orders OF the Circuit Court OF
in int two xs suits Of Wan bradley vs. Hall Nelson,
win sell at public auction. on the premises on ga
rURDAY. April I'D 1859: ct O'Clock N ,ne heai
Estate therein described, belonging 70 HAL Nslson
A slip of Ground, at the cornsrs Of It'll and Arch
baeE ~ on sei The 81 south Arch
street about $40 feet, and bounded on the south
by the l,t of A Warwick.
ming back about 1863 feet, adjoining the Richmond
and petersburg Railroad Depot.
All .tr .sa. bs%een HaJas canal and James river
fronting i40 feet the west side OF stn sha
running back $50 feet, more or less. to the steei
street ss let and running back $50 feet
point about 10 feet wide. o.,
Works. csn ss suppisd with water from the river.
ise. q sscsrsained 81 &r John ooa.y Civil Ens
Piats Of said property be seen at the sherifs
Office and will be exhibited on the day Of sale.
ss @ 81 & ana
D. s sna Sas sss ons'
The taxes fsr 1853 % Be paid ss1, gsSrs.
an e-tds aheri6 City Of 15chmond.
- POsTpOHRMRHT-ons account q inclsment
the seovs sale SS not ,'ls e nv
the l4th day Of May.
The s.Is Win positivey take place IL the Weather
IL fair. - =.
COMMISeIONRRS' ALE or $50
" ACR1a VALUABLE LAND. ABOUT OMk
MILL East OF klCHMOND.-Dy virtue OF a.
cree Of the Circuit Court q LZnshenrg. se yuns
term. 1873, In the cAse Of Geo ~ Warwtck Sc ~
AdolEhss Rssd A. he Ssdss,isSsd VII ~ sss
next, upon the premtses. proceed % eeu ~ q
the Tract Of Land conveyed by ths said 4 2 nse9
by deeds Of trust TO Joseph Mayo and kdwerd
Cannon, and 20 the undersigned and o Dabney.
The said land ID In the county OF Henrco, eAse Of
the city Of Hichmond--about two 1Mes from the
Ola Market House and one and half mile from the
depoe 81 the Richwosd and York River RAilread-
sdjoins the lands Of John Poe. K.uhsa e?yd. DISK.
smsI iarns e described In the Plat q shesene hy
~ PIeaeenta In the possesslon Of Meeses 0Odain
| Aneegson. The underdgned. q the time ehove
mentIoos1 win seal the lo0 Nos Q. eAna 10. deeia.
psted o. s.il Pisa containing abo9t 10 a1gss. 81
WiIi mhdivide them u desirable. 3he IAnA = VEL
wooded and ys.ssed ssd e hee'ehfnl iesessos -
nearnsoD 10 Richmond yender y very deGlrabte q
porous doing bssinsas IN the city, Who nay uish
| r. have cony enjeat country oeAts-
ma tsrns II credit uill b nads kneun - sAle
| W.T. w ii1Ga ASis oaan.4essr~
% s-7avtlMAtdtds
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VALUABLE TOBACCO FACTORY ON

VALUABLE TOBACCO FACTORY ON
TIE SOUTH SIDE OF CARY STREET, OPPO-
BITE THE GAS WORKS, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-Wiil be sold, on MONDAY, the 10th May
1859 on the premises. commencing st AZ O'Clock,
NJ the Tobacco Factory located as above. adjoining
that now oct upied by Messrs Cex TURNKEY.
1ERAs-One-fourth cash. balance at 6, IL and Is
months for negotiable notes. interest added. secur-
ed by trust deed. title retained. he taxes and
insurance for 1889 to be paid by the pure haser.
my GODDIN APPERSUN, Auctg.
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TO MANUFACTURERS OFToRAcco

To MANUFACTURERS OF TORACCO
The undersiguei Ia prepared IN furnI.h nv
pkAuLIo PRksSEs. Of the most improved con.
structon. or alter the Screw Presses now in use on
in the reach of every manufacturer. with 4 great
saving OF room and the larger portion o. machinerv
nov In use No Railway Compani a Presses or
heaners are necessary, but each Press is Complete
10 itself and at less coat than any other power can
The Improvement was patented April 10Th 1890
and consists in casting the Hinder separate from
the head OF the press. The cylinder is banded with
wronSht iron hoops and secured in position on the
packing Of leather, india-rubber, or other suita.
Die material and an iron plate This description is
necessary to warn all persons from using cylinder
made by parties who have no right to tie Improve
menf, a. such use is an infringement OF my patent
All persons interested will please address
VIII BAXTER,
DaNo~
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

L TRACT CT WeeD LAND CONTAINING ssIx ACRES
ON TIE WaIrs OAK SWAMP. 9 MILES BELOW Rich.
HoNp IA trustee in q certain deed of trust from
recorded in Henrico county court shall at the re-
quest ofthe creditor named n the eaid deed proceed
to sell at public auction the premises on TIL RE-
DAY the 10Th day OF May. 1859 at 12 O'clock M. IL
TAR II not the next fair day the tract Of land oca
lands of Messrs John Fisher Henry Gilmore a
u Hotson aud others
1.-THE SOIL for the most part. is excellent and there
is on the tract large parcel Of timber and pine
VOID.
TERMS: Enough In cash to defray ex penses of SALE
and to pay off note of $030 with interest from 5h
May, 1859 and to the residne of the proceeds on
such terms as may be announced at the hour Of
sale.
Taxes for 1889. to be paid " the purchaser
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EOR SALE Or LEA6E.-A number Of
l. LOTS on Grace and Broad streets. admirably
adapted for stores and dwelling houses They no
located 10 an Improving Fart OF the sus nIros
accommodating. apply to DR BROOKS,
At bis Office. Belvin's Block, 18th, fronting Bank
street
ALsO-For rent. half of Pew No - In 81 Paurs
church. my 4-lmo
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ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
-, We the undersigned, have now in use one of
used in filttenng tobacco, and have no hesitancy
Ia pronouncng it . complete success, and our pre-
sent intention Is to convert nun Der of our present
presses into the kind invented by Mr. Baxter Ali
Mr. b asks is trial Of his invention, and asks no
pay II it does not ,rform all he says We would be
glad to show its working to any of our friends at
cur factory on Perry street
my 6-3ws GILMAN, LYON BRODNAX
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DEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ON TIL

ID SOUTH SIDE OF MARSHALL. BETWEEN
isr AND FOUSHEE sTREETS. FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Will be sod, on TUESDAY. the 18th
May 1859 on the premises. commencing At o'clk,
a most beautiful Building Lot located as above ad-
joining the residence of Mr. G Ogden, II fronts 36
feet back l65 feet to wide paved alley. This
is very handsome lot.
TEaMs-One-fourth cash; balance ct 4. and IL
months for negotiable notes. interest added secur
ed BY trust deed title retained. The taxes Tor
1893 10 bs paid BY the purchaser.
mv7 GODDIN & APPERG0N, Aucts.
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Osborne's Double EdrntSh Pictures
Corner above Postoffice
Corner above Postottice
Corner alb We POstoffice
Osb0yne's Double Vdr7,ish Pictures
Osborne Double TarniSh Pictures
Osborne's Double TdrniSh Pictures
OsborRe's Double IarniSi. Pictures
Osborne'S Double FdrniSh Pictures
Corner above Postoffice
Corner above Postoffice
Corner above Postoffice