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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-14
BY Dunlop, Moncure & Co.
PORTO RICO SUGAR AT

FAEWJ UE PUhTC EICU GUUdn n
OAUCTI0N--0n WEDNESDAY. the 2Gth instant,
Commencing az 10 o'clock we will sell at our OF.
fee the cargo OF the schr Harriet. from Mayasuez.
with
I67 hhds Sugar from the Manguai, Josefa, Carmelits
aud Constancia estates. aud ranging from prime
TO choice quality.
TssMs-Undef Sloo, cash. over sizes, months Gre
dit for approved negotiable paper.
Sale witeout regard TO weather. and viii COM
mence at 10 O'Clock to.enable dealers TO attend the
cargo sale Of Rio Coffee, by Measrs Crenshaw CO.
ap Is DUNLOP, MONCURE a co, Auats.
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By James NJ. Taylor & Son.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VACANT

4 III . NhLb Ur n FdCANT
UNION HILL. AT AUCrIOa-As trustee in a GER.
tam daed Of trust bearing date the 4th day Of Au-
Sast is5S aud duly recorded in the CleHks ofce OF
menrloo unity Court shah in execution thereof,
proceed 70 sell. at public auction, on the premises
on on THURSDAY. the 18th inst, commencing al
O'Clock, N, IL fair, ifnot the next fair day yery
pett! vac mt Lot the west side of Union street
near concurrence street. and ia the neighbor hood
OF the new Methodist Church II fronts * fat ard
runs back 40 feet mere or less - wv ~
dnsMses5o Ia cash: the balance on credit fl2
months Tor negotiable note, with interest added
and secured by trust decd Taxes for fSse 10 Ia
paid by the purchaser
GEO W DOMAIN. Trustee.
Hs-Sale conducted By JAMES Ii TAYLOR Son.
Aucts. an -
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By Alex. Mott, Auct.

MICE T AUCTION-Willb be sold at
L auction on FRIDAY night, April 8. at my store,
large assortment of Watches and Jeweiry. Fancy
Boxes. Soap, Cutlery. Dry Goods, Clothing and
fancy articles.
The above sale will be continued every night, un'
APT ALEX MOTT. Auct.
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CHERRIES sAL Z OF VALUABLE

GHERlFF'S SA e OF VALUABLE
- REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICH
h0ND.-By virtue of orders Of the Circuit Court of
the city Of Richmond. Of the 18th February, 1859
in two suits of Wa A Bradley vs. Hall Nelson,
will sell at public auction. on the premises sA
TURDAY, April ed 1859. at clock NJ, the Real
Estate therein described belonging to Hall Nelson,
VIZ
slip of Ground, at the corner Of eth and Arch
streets fronting abe ut 10 feet the west line of
It'll street. running back on the south line of Arch
street about $40 feet. and bounded on the south
by the lot of A Warwick
Lot fronting 30 feet on Byrd street, and run.
ming back about ie3 feet adjoining the Richmond
aud Petersburg Railroad Depot
All that Land lying the east and vest sides OF
9th street between HaxaiPs canal and James river,
fronting 40 feet the west side Of 9Th street and
running back $50 feet, more or less. to the Steei
Works property, and fronting on the east sife oil
9TH street i25 feet and running hack 500 feet TO
point about 10 feet wide. s
Pats of said property can be seen at the Sherins
Office ard will be exhibited on the day OF safe.
TERMs--0ne-third cash; the balance At AMI i2
months, for negotiable notes, with approved en-;
dorsers bearing interest from the day Of sale. and
title retained until tho whole purchase money 10
paid, and conveyance ordered by the Court.
Ii ELLYs0S,
,na-.ds Sheriff CITY Of Richmond.
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A UCTI0N. -
IN eoDscquepee Of III health I will on rnHir.
MoRNIE0, at my store, n o iTe Broad ssrset ca,s
aenciuz At 10 O'Clock, sell the remainder 81 ~.
s.ock o. Groceries now on hand, Consisting Of ysri
"a pmn,ss GEORGE HOLMES.
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By VIM. Pannill, Auctioneer,
GETTYSBURG, VA.)

By VIM. Pannill, Auctloneer,
GETTYSBURG, VA)
BLAMING MILL FOR SALE,-There
l. will b. sold on the ETH of APRIL. at o'clock
P NJ on the premises, the PLANNING MILL, ioca-
ted in tn city of Petersburg, Va The building is
Of brick so feet by 90 two stories high, with base
ment and covered win tin. The Engine is a very
superior one. of As horse power. There 70 IN the
abiishment BsrGsie's pianer and Watcher. cape-
BILE of planning, tonEueing and growing Is 600 feet
per day. There is also Circular Planer. with YER
teal splitting and cutoff saws; else, two very SUI
perior Grist Mills, capable of grinding Is 10 20
bushels per hour.
On the second floor there is every arrangement,
and all the machinery necessary for manufacture
ing Sash, Blinds. Doors &c, &C There are ten or
twelve in the building, used for work-rooms.
grinding. drying and lodging rcorae, and tso ez-
celent Offices
There is a very commodious shed, which extends
round one end and both sides OF the building. The
lot Ia large and well calculated tor au extensive
Lumb Der business The lot fronts about 2G0 feet on
Poythress street, running down to tho Appomattox
river, with an excellent wharf. on which there Is
q commodious house. 80 that Lunher may be re-
ceived and shipped without exposure The Build
ing and Machinery all In good ctder. and cost
upwards of S500e9. It could be easily converted
into Flour Mil or Tobacco Factory, and by q
small addition to the building it could be used both
for the manufacturing OF Flour and The planning OF
Lumber. &c.
TKRMs-I2 Is and "a months interest added, for
approved endorsed negotiable notes
an e-tds WIN pANNILL. Auet
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+ .ARGE NUMBER OF MOST BEAU

For SALE AT AUcTI0N.-Wiil
be sold at auction, On the premises on THURSDAY
the l4th day of April, 1889 commencing at 80.
O'Clock. N, that nost beautiful square OF Land,
containing Is acres, adjoining the southern boun-
dairy OF Manchester. and bounded by the Main
street. the old Chesterfield Railroad, aud the Man.
chester and Petersburg Turnpike. The Land has
been laid out so as to- correspond with the streets of
Manchester, and will be sold in lots TO suit pur-
chasers. TIE map can be seen at the office of tho
auctioneers These Lots not only beautifully To-
Gated but being outside of the corporate limits are
rot subject to city taxes.
TERMS-0ne fourth cash; balance at 4, s and IL
months for nc gotable notes. interest added secured
by trust deco, title retained By request OF Mr.
Samuel Marx, executor of Joseph Marx decd.
GoDDlN d APPERS0N,
Anrfinraara
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7 0OK AT THIS-A GREAT BAR

Il GAIN.-5O9 pieces assorted colored Trimming,
suitable for chi'dranis dresses s8ques aprons &C,
&c, warrented to wash, each piece cOntsnpg q
Yards for only nine pence, worth at least I5c Call
aud get pifCe al MAILETR'S.
srIq ii Main St
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FOR HIRE, for the ba anoe Of the year.
L. very superior Cook. Washer aad lroner,,
&c MOORE.
an l2-st OF the firm Of Harris d Moore.
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GREAT IMPORTANCE
VI To THE PUBLIC.
pEIP AND REATTTFyT SPRING GOODS

NO.H MAIN STRkET.
You will find the Chez test hGndsome5t Goods OF
every description that can be found at any Dry
Goods Store Black and Colored SILKS. % cents aud
ana Calicoes and Beregss ell prices brlliants at
ten cent?: Brown Linen, for Men and Boys, al lZi;
Lakes Handkerchief cts aud upwards; Black SILK
Mitts 37S (worth 75) M6pseillies and Linen Bosoms
At II cts and higher prices; Stella Shawls and Man
cs. Isle Thread loves ga worth 25l Irish Lin
tns ToweIing the cheapesE brought to the city;
Swiss and Cambria Collars; Swiss and Cambrlc
Bands astonishing low; Green, Brown ana biue
B-reges for Wells al Is; kuChe5 for Bonnets al IL 10
p cents richly worth double the money; EXTENSION
Skirts. Sc Genus and W wards; brown and Bltachtd
Stirring aud sheetipg at ali prices; Black, White
AMI Mixed Hose at 10 cts; and great many more
Goods prices that cannot iail to please Cal sooh
before il be too late, at No q Main street ,,,
nh ~ JOSEPH STRAUSE.
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DOBINsON,s MANIPULATED qua

IL NO HAS EIGHT PER CENT OFAMA0NL4
AND FORTY FIVE TO FIFTY PER CENT. OF
BONE PHOSPHATE OF LLME.-The under
signed having accepted the agency for the sale OF
hoDipson.s Manipulated aUANO, ask the attention
o. agricuturists and their agents 70 this superior
the quality Of this article and that IL il In all
one-haif pest Peruvian Guano. onshalf fine ground
Bone one ana tne pest Ph9sphatic Gusno.
The machinery used Is new and Ut the most ap-
proved description, and from the manner in which
ths 6usno and Bone are mixed, being ground toge-
the closest contact with the other, ensures full
appropriation OF both In proper proportions by the
growing crop.
We refer to the annexed report from DR.. Bickeli,
showing the value Of this Fertilizer both for quick
and permanent results.
1t Is put up in good bags. weighing about 100 lbs
each. Price, $50 per ton of 200 lbs.
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I1HE GREATEST BARGAINa or THF

THE GREATEST BARGAINS OF THE
i AoF.-Jnst received Ter Jamestown
Ceases more OF those straw Ronnets at only SOC
AtGE0 JACOBS, % Main NJ
Rich Gets OF real Lace Collars and Sleeves very
lor. At0ko JACOBS 90 Main At
Slack Lace and afenadine Wells, with borders
Al GEO JACOBS, 20 Main AZ
busters IL end!ess variety, for ladies' and chidr,
Al 9Eo JACOBS, % Main Il. -
tieh Lsce aaft es ana Points, unusually cheap
t0Eo ACoBs' 80 Mainast
Hoop shhtS. q every style, as cheap as the
,Aearest. and all kinds Of Millinery Goods whole
sale OF retail. at No ~ Main sire T. nearly cnnoste
re st Charles Botel api2st eEo Jactbs'.
MANTLE DEPOT, 60 MAIN STREET,
VI SM All PROFITS, Best goods can always he
lad for the cash a. less price than any other store
n this cty. Csls and lock a. my assortment of
Is Points sud rich Spring and summer Nantes
Ust received irom the North Also, all Kinds al
H'spaiugs for Misses ard Children. 500 Busters
sJ STYLES nne Dress Goods, Black silks. BSnnets
tihtHns, Flowers. Rushes, Read Dresses. Fancr
Hair rus, the best aIality Extension Skirts Dress
trimmings. Fancy Dry Goods Call at the Mantle
depot and yeu will ru chase your goods at prices
r. ,iety competition
GuiA fereha Buttons fer making Rings.
hEEkl FL,
~ II ~ Main Street
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IGOR HIRE-A strong, healthy young
Il colored WOMAN, Of good Character. who is az
EXCELLENT chambermaid and frat rate Waeher and
roner. Apply 10 ,
WM PHILLIPS. 18th street
NH ia Between Main and Bank.
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prick HOUSE AND LOT ON RAKER

- STREET. AT AUCTION-We will sell upon
The premises Oh MONDAY, the 18th of spril c5nI-
mencing Immediately after the sale by James NJ.
iayior Trustee; very comfortable Brick Residence
on the south side OF Basen Street aud opposite the
occupied by Mrs. Cochrane 1t contains rooms.
Kitchen. &C. The lot fronts about 50 feet and runs
back aboutiI75 feet.
TERMs:-'4 cash. the balance at 4 5 and i2rnontbs.
for negotiable notes, with interest added aud So,
cured by trust deed Taxes and Insurance. for
1859. to be paid by the purchaser
JAS NJ. TAYLOR SON.
ap lids kuctio,earrs
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DINE ARTS.-Messrs. W. SATTLEh
l. h CO. have the pleasure 70 inform the ART a lov
pif & Go. New York, has this day consigned to Us
large and select assortment Of plain and s1Sr a
aRsptis They will be on exhibition and offered
for sale on Friday. SATURDAY. Monday, and Tues.
day, the 18th. 18th. 2lst aud ?2d Of March only.
oniy intended for exhibition in the Southern states
dealers in engravings aud the public In general are
respectfully Invited to visit US daring these tntse
days, in order to have an opportunity 70 examine
and select from the whole collection.
A large assortment of the engravinRs Will pe kept
byus In future. and ogders for others promptly AZ
tended to.
Particular attention Ia called to the Geographic.
as the most beautiful specimens. q that arr yet sx
tant. WIN 6ATTLER B co.
nah IS Artists' supply Store. t42 Main Of.
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By Alexander Mott.

FURNITURE. DRY GOODS. AND
l. GROCERIES, Will be sold at auction. at my
store, on THURSDAY morning next. commencing
at 10 o'clock, large assortment new and second.
hand Furniture.
DRY GOODs.-Cloths. Cassisaeres. Cassinets. Al
pacas, Calicos, &c,
READY MADE CLOTHING loo Alpaca Goats,
III Linen ditto 50 Margeles Vests. 100 doc Cotton
Half Hoso Boots, Shoes. Hats. ana bonnsts.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Braedy Gin, Port Wine,
&c. 90 COO Cigars large LOT China and glassware.
ADDITIONAL--3 long Counterss lot shelving.
ap Is ALeA MI. A1osa.
COMETHING sTYLISH.-Drop in and
New style Cashmere Cest
New style Cashmere Coat
New style Cashmere Coat
New Vie Cashmere Coat
New style Cashmere Coat
New style Cashmere Coat
Al WALKER COS.
l03 corner Min and ltth streets,
APPS nlr1no11. =
TSAMII.Y FLOUR-We have small lot
i OF very superior Family fIcur, warrsnssa 70 %
az the beat quality now 10 store ssr ssss
.,,aa No. II Pearl street.
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T ,ARaE NUMBER OF MOST BEAUTI-

or. ~ III 2 UXUININu THH TOW " Of MANI
CHESTER, FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will be sold
at auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY, the
Iath day OF April, 1859. commencing at 81 O'clock
DIX teen acres adjoining the Southern bou ndsry Of
MANCHESTER. and bounded by the Main street, the
Old Chesterfield Railroad, and the Manchester and
so az to correspond with the streets of Manchester
and viii be sold in lots b suit purchasers TIE map
can be at the office of the auctioneers These
lots are not only beautifully located, but being out
SIDE OF the corporate limits not subject to city
taxes.
TEaMs-one fourth cash; balance at 4. s and IL
months, for negotiable notes interest added secured
by trust deed. or title retained BY request of Mr.
"a muei Marx, executor of Joseph Marx deceased
lh l7-2aMtds GODDIN ApPERalN Area
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MORE sECOND. MOURNING CLING

VI HAMS-Just received another lot of those
splendid Lead and Black aiugh2ms. worth p cent?
t. be run of at nine pence the yard This is one 81
The best bar gains ever offered. Call and see at
az 10 NAILEBTS Cheap Store.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

= PRIVATE RESIDENCE, AND VACANT LOTS
hDJ0IIING. ON CHURCH HILL, AT THE COR
MEX OF GRACE and 2STH Sts.-Bv virtue of deed
oftrust from Philip White and Ha nah his vile
toiShe snDscriber(for the benefit of John Eniers)d.
TED the 18th February, l843 recorded in the Clerks
ONCE of Henrico County Court. and being re-
quired by the beneficiary therein shall proceed 10
sell: upon the premises. on TUESDAY the nth day
oil May, If fair, If not. the next fair day thereafter
commencing ct IA o'clock, NJ. the Real Estats
conveyed in said deed. consisting Of the valuable
brick Re sideDCe Ga Church Hill, at the corner Of
Trace and 28h atreets and now in the occupancy at
nir phiiip White Ii contains ten rooms, and is
finished entirely through from the bssement 10 the
attic, and supplied with gas. ATTACHED to ths
house is large brick kitchen with TOO room s. sta
bic. carriage house, ADD other out-houses. The Let
fronts on Grace street 62 feet and back 65 feet
Also, two handsome vacant Lots adjoining front
ing each 60 feet, and running back l65 feet.
Alter the sale of the real estate, will be sold the
entire Household ard Kitchen Furpiiure consisting
OF superior assOrtme MT, description OF which will
be given hereafter Also. COW and heifsr.
TERMS.-Eor the house alj lot, one-ifth cash: the
balance at s. IL, Is and "a months, for negotiable
notes. with interest added, and secured by a trust
deed For the vacant lots, one-third cash the bal
ance at g. 9 end IL months, for negotiable notes.
interest added, and secured as above. Taxes and
insurance Fer 1889 to be naid by the nnrehsnors.
For d moro perfect description of the above pro
perty. reference is made to the advertisement of
White, IN the Whig and Enquirer plat of
the property can be seen at the Office of the Auc-
tioneors. JAMES 4 Seldom, Trustee
JAS NJ TAYLOR Il Son, AuctoueerS APPS
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HIGH CONsTABLE'S SALE.-Will b,

HIGH COESTABLE'S SALE.-Hill be
- sold on MONDAY, the 18th day of April. 1859.
at 10 o'clock NJ, in front of the High Constable's
Gfice, general assortment of Household and
hitchen Furniture, consisting of one Mar BILE top
steads Mattresses. Mirrors. Lounges Carpe's one
bureau, one Clock, one Attachee, and lot of Books
window Curtains. one Cradle, one Cooking Stove
and Fixtures, Trunks, AID one Silver Watch-to sa-
tsfy distress warrants in my hands in favor of Hall
VS. Mortimer: 10th va Arnold, Taylor vs. King and
attachment 10 favor Of Jno = West vs Cravins
Terms cash FRED BUrLER
% Q--tdl IL n ~
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spf GEO " RANDOLPH, ! OE1H ID
1--WE BEAUTIFuL BRICK TENE
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

4 FARM IN The COUNTY OF KING Will
MAM.-Py virtue ofs deed of trust executed tome,
cember 1854 and duly recorded in the Clerks Office
Of King William County Court, to secure to David
requested by said sakcr. shall proceed t. sell OF
public agct.on on the premises, on WEDNESDAY.
the 2.h day OF April next at IL o'clock, if fair if
not the next fair day, the Farm on which the said
John Skyron did formerly reside, and nov in the
occupancy of James Newman, situated in the coun
ty OF King William, about one and half miles be-
low King William Court House. adjoining the lands
OF Dr. Legisand others
TERMs-Casli as to S66s 6fx with interest from
the LIST day Of January, 1885, and expenses OF sale;
and as TO the residue, on such terms as shall be
made known st the hour of sale.
nh 22-fda NIIIAXAED
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NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


~ proposals for the grading and masonry Of the
extension Of the Roanoke Valley Railroad, from
Clarksyille 20 Koysyi]le the Richmond ard
Dsnville Railroad, will DO received at the once Of
she Comps in ClarksyilIe until tie 18th May
The road will be 30 miles long.
Plans aud specific atoms may be seen in Cierks-
vile on aud after the 5:h May.
Letters Of inquiry may be addressed n HKNRI
WOOD, President of the Roanoke Valley Railroad,
GAINESVILLE, Va or TO me. e; Cbri'tiapsvliie Post
an I'm b NJ JONES, G. Epg'r
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CPKiNG TRADE, lS59.-Nore new
- ,rrivaisahs morning, by steamer jam st0wn.
Spring silks. plw AMI elegant style; klesent Be
Fa,hisnahie Prefcn OrEandies; Chaliie and Berage
psiqiaes; Mourning aud Hal; Go. new STYLE Jscc-
net Lawns. large variety Of Brown and Biosched
Igmestjc; irish Linen and Linen Sheetipgs; Farm
sts' Driilings and Linens, and Striped ard Plain
IsnAhargs
S"y codRtry friends particularly invited 10 ex.
line this stock when they visit this city Great
ir!acemeuts will he offered II all disposed TO cen
..rue 70 pstr I ze the old established bargain en-
rsrIr,a Of ALFRED MOSES.
srJf So Main street
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by Gvddin Il Appefson.
FRAMED TENEMENTs AND ONE

2 FRAMED TENEMENTS AND ONE
e. VACANT LOT ON HULL AND BLAKELY
i'll be sold on THURSDAY the 18th April. 1859. on
inc premises, commencing at o'clock, three neat
framed tenements. located as above. occupied re-
speCuyeiy by Mr. Jefferson Pickett and others
and adjoining the residence OF Mir Jne II Hatcher
Also, vacant lot in rear, fronting &C feet on
B!sEeley street. running back 96S1 feet
Tie above property is in desirable part of Man
chester. and commands fair rents
TERMs-One-fourth cash. balance at four eight
and Twelve months, for negotiable notes Interest
added, secured by trust deed, or title retained
The taxes for 1859 to be paid by the purchaser
ap ID G0DDlN IL AppEksCN Aucta
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By Jas. Nj. Taylor & Sen.

BY Jas. M. Taylor & Sen.
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON
18TH, NEAR 20 VENABLE STREET, FOR
SALE AZ T, hu0TI0N - vii, sell upon the prem
lses. on WED ,. the 18th day Of April com
abe brick and framed dwelling located as above
recently occupied by Mr. Edward Kersey The
house has eight rooms. aad there is the lot well
Of pure water.
The lot fronts aboat so feet on 18th street. runs
back 10 McCance street, which il has o front {
60 feet The whole premises are in complete repair
TERMs-One third cash; the balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes with interest
added, and secured by trust deeds Taxes for 1859,
10 Ds PAU Z tic p JhMEs III TAYLOR SON,
pOsTPoNEMENT.-T The ab,ve sale is unavoida-
bis, postponed till TUESDAY. the 18th inst. at "a
By z. 3. Cook, Auctioneer.
HORSES, MULES, CARRIAGE, &C.,
inst az 10 o'closk. at the large lot near the Central
Railroad Depot will sell several Harness and Sad
die Horses, ? young Mules, Furniture Wagon and
Harness.
very superior secondhand Glass Carriage
The above Carriage has been u ed only about six
Of purchasing would dowel! to attend the sale
apl4 e B COOK, Auct
r ARGE SALE OF SAWS, GUNS,
- PADLOCKs, NINE ROLLS MATING, &c.
for and on account Of when it may concern, AT
AUCTION On FRIDAY, the 18th inst, at 10 o'cik.
Twill SELL at my store, for and account OF whom
it may concern
100 Handsaws. manufactured By Spear Jackson
large lot Brass PedlGcks
aSE P'uole and sia Atso Barrel Guns slightly
ap4 E 3 COOK, Arct.
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,rRgNENDoUs sLAUoHTRR-IM.

- MENSE SACRIFlCE One thousand Cambric
Bands f. he sold AZ - cents actually worth ~ cts
I've hundred Swiss Co'ls1a at 81 cents, worth 81.
-ruis: eight hundred Iamhrlc Hands at shilling
v1rJh . cents: fifty piNc5s White Brilliant At wv
.rn's per yard, worth ~ cents; 70 Lawn Robes Il
la st 81 30 per Dress worth g two hundred
ANY Iodia Rubber Round Combs At 1872 cents
worth - coats. ave thou sAnd yards of Swiss and
C,mbric Edgines 30 he sold at surprisingly low
Y-l-6s. Great bargains in Linens and Riesched
, items. Excellent U1bienched Cotton at 81 worth
,aHfs; sna all kinds Of Dry Goods can be bought
way cheap At JACOB LEWIS,
AT ~ Main Street.
SPECIAL NOTICE OF ELE Ant
- DRESS G0ODs.-Wc wonid invite Immediate
attention to the following elegant spring Goods for
Ia'!ts, comprising large supply Of choice styles
Tgo Flounced and Doahic Jupe silk Robes
EiegAn: Rayadero ard Chena Six. by the yard
P.va3tre ana CCl'd Ground F0uard Silks
=. T'incts RereEes ard Cha'ies. in variety
Rich BIZ Six. plain and sured
Very Elegant R"gEge ana GrRLa ines Robes, IN
poJ,b.e Ju & ard Two Floupces and A Les
Organize aNG jsC net Robes, some very rich
GrEaudies hy the yard, IN Chentz snd single
rr;-l.4nts Corded jaconets. English Prints
t,iachsr,s TarTefiEes and other styles of dress
goods
srS CHRISTIAN 3 LATBRoP.