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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-04
BY 8. B. Cook, Auct.

GALE OF HOTEL FURNITURE. BAR
- FIXTURES. LIQUORS. &c, at the verandah
n0t. Intending t. change my business, 1 will
sell at public auction, on the premises on sATUR-
DAY April 9 1889 at 10 O'Clock. all the Furniture.
Eat Room Fixtures and supplies in the verandah
Hotel. The Furniture consists of the usual assort
ment for Hotel, and is all new and of fine quality.
having 0esn selected for the house. There are q
large number of good Hair Mattresses and Feather
bees. The stock of Liquors is remarkably good.
Gonssting OF the best Brandies, Whiskey and Wines
nave two barrels of the best Mountain Whiskey
wn,ch have had In my possession for four years,
ana AFRO ABOUT twenty five gallons of Scotch Whis.
Key, winch is seven years old. 1 will sell at the
same IN unless disposed OF BEFORE privately, the
m ia lease upon the verardah Hotel, which
viii terminate on the first of January 1861 and the
landlord Is willing TO extend the term for several
years TO coed tenant. This is a fine opportunity
70 any one wishing TO commence the busne S. as the
s s0uss has good regulation and has been doing
ha ae i1t IL IN me rider. and. in good
TRRMs-Ali sums under $50, cash: all sums of $50
ana upwards, a credit Of 80 days for negotiable
notes, with satisfactory endorsers.
ROBERT REID.
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By Goddin & Apperson. Aucts-
MoIETY OF HOUSE AND LOT ON

MOIETY OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
80 VALLEY STREET, IN RICHMOND. FOR
1bbE-rursuant to a decree Of the Circuit Court
81 retsrs6a arg. in the Of II w Tyler for &C. vs.
Latrick kooney or Roney's Admir- and Heirs,
s,na on friday. the 18th day Of April, 1882 at s
1cl9ck u, ON the premises. proceed to sell to the
nignest bidder. on credit Of and months equal
lnstaIments, except for cash sufficient to pay tbs
eApenses OF sale. enc moety of the House and Lot
On ,nn street, IN the city Of Richmond belonging
-. 10 the estate OF Patrick Rooney or Honey. decd
Inc sad House and Lot lies ON Valley street. nearly
Opposite the residence of Mr. Jno Priddy Nerotia-
PIE notes. with good endorsers will be REQUIRED and
tne ute retained until paid
ap4 AUG G BUTTS, Com'r.
COMMISSIONERS SALE or llOr2
~ ACRES OF WOODLAND IN HENRICO CouN
IL *, On WHITE OAK SWAMP, ABOUT s MILES
BELOW RICHMOND As Commissioners apnoint.
co 6Y decree of the Circuit Court Of the citv of
richmond, pronounced on the 18th February. 1850
IN the case Of 'Hobson and others We Binford' Xc
We snaiI .e at public auction on the premises. on
MONDAf, the 18th April, 1882 at IL O'clock mi If
Ialr II not. the next fair day the Il01. acres OF
Lane conveyed By John George and others to Moses
nc oson and Philip F Hobsou, by deed of the aeth
nov. mper, 1854 This Land il on or near to White
YAK swamp, about or miles below Richmond
TEsMs-Eneugh in cash to defray the costs of sale.
az 70 the residue, at g. IL and Is months for neQot
pie notes. interest added and title retained iii All
tne purchase money be paid. The taxes for 1853 TO
be paid by the purchafer. ''"' ~
.p4 SE9 " fRouUNN 6i,rpu locm'rs.
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By Alex. Mott, Auct.
40 000 WORTH OF READY-MADE

epO.OOO CLOTHING. DRY GOODS. &c. AT
AuCTION.-Will be sold at auction, at my store on
TUEsDAY, April 9th. commencing at 10 O'clock a
stock OF merchant tallor's fine Summer Clothing.
made IN the very best manner. consisting of fine
Linen Coats and Pants; fine Marseilles Suits fine
Alpaca Coats and Pants; fine Drsb de Etc Pants
and Vest; " hite and Cold Grass Linen Coats; Boys
Alpaca Goats and Pants; Cloth aud Cashmere
Pants and Goats; harseilles and Silk Vests; very
fine Gauze Merino Shirts; Silk and Satin Stocks and
fine Collars.
DRY GOODS-A large invoice fresh Spring
Goods 800 Steel Spring Extension Skirts Is pieces
Black and Green Cloths; Tweeds, Cassimeres and
Marseiles Nestinge; 200 pieces Linen Drill; Diapers
and Huckaba cks; $50 dozen White and Brown Cot.
ton Hosiery: Printed and Plain H6kff; Gtnghams;
Lawns and Corsetts; Black Vslvets; Linen Dam.
ask. &c.
ADDIT10NAL-6c cases Cloth Caps; cases Bon.
nets: 10 cases Boots and Shoes.
TERMS-All sums under $50 cash; over $50, sixty
days credit, with endorsed negotiable notes.
ap4 ALEX MOTT, Auct.
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by Thos. W. Keesee, Auctioneer.
[Ofice corner of 18th and .Cary streets.l
GENTEEL HOU s E Fl OLD AND
~ KITCHEN FURNITURE FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Will be sold on TUESDAY morning
April 9Th, commencing at 10 o'clock, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Motley. on Ross street, (who Is de.
Kitchen Furniture, consisting of the usual variety
all in good order. TH0S W KEESEE,
ap2 Auctioneer
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dc 70 ALEX MUTT, Auct.
TNFIRMARY OF TIE MEDICAL COL

L LEGE.-This Infrmary is situated at the corner
healthfuI position Convenient to the railroad de-
potts. hotels and other of business It II fur
nished with every arrangement requisite for the
successful treatment of diseases and injuries aud
for the comfort of the sick. All persons requiring
Medical or Surgical aid. except theinsane and those
laboring under contagious diseases. are admitted
into the institution. Lying in women are also re-
ceived ard carefully attended TO.
Private rooms furnished when desired.
The patients are under the charge of the Profess
sors of the College who visit the wards daily. The
charges for Board, Medical Attendance. Nursing
and Medicine are for Per week.
White Patients.
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TURNER & co,

NO y. FOURTEENTH hTREET, -
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
HAVING received by recent arrivals complete
assortment OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRf
GOODS. comprising altogether, very, desirable
assor tnent suited and selected expressly for the
trade of Virginia. North Carolina and Tennessee,
ali of which the trade is respectfully invited to ex-
anime NH Pm
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Sale conducted by e. B. Cook.
T ARGE AND VALUABLE COLLEC-

ARGE AND VALUABLE COLLEC-
- TON OF OIL PAINTINGS, AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY. April It'll. at 10 O'clock, will sell
at my store. No 20 Main street, large and valuable
collection of Oil Paintings. by of the most tai
ented American Artists of the day, consisting in
part OF pleasing American landscapes, River La Ike
and Mountain Views Figures, Fruit Pieces Histori.
cal suoJscts &c. &C. embracing in all over one hun
dred subjects, all tastefully and appropriately
mounted In fine gold leaf Frames leach Frame made
OF its Picture, suitable for parlors or boudors
The Paintings are now ready for examination. to
which the attention of the ladies and gentlemen OF
the city is particularly requested.
Lovers OF the art and all others, should embrace
ms az it is rarely such an opportunity occurs Of
obtaining Paintings of similar value.
~ Catalogues now ready.
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CPRING TRADE, 1859.
SFhINU IhhD1A, IOO5.
KENT. PAINE CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and
Domestic
DRY GOODS,

Nos I63 and i65 Main street. Richmond.
The subscribers respectfully announce TO the
MERCHANTS Of Virginia, North Carolina and Tennes-
see that their arrangements for the coming
SPRING TRADE are more extensive than hitherto,
and n at BY the Ist March they will be prepared
exhibit one of the largest and most attractive
F0RE}Gy AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS AND
CLOTHING,
that they have had the pleasure to offer. to an
examination of which they are cordially invited.
AZ heretofore We have imported direct from Eu-
rope many of the leading fabrics and wares in our
line and our stock will be found very full and cosl-
riete in every department, and well adapted to the
wants Of the trade. -,
The magnitude Of our business, WITH our unsur
passed facilities fully warrant us in pledging our
to cell Gods at as low prices as they can
be bought in any Northern market. thus saving
PER centage IN the purchaser.
ORDERS are respectfully solicited. which shall
at ali times have our prompt and personal atten-
ton. KENT, PAINE W:
Richmond, Feb 10. 1889. zig
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CREAr lMPUkTANCE

4 NkEA IIMFUhIANUE
~ TO THE PUBLIC.
NEW AND BEA U7IFJ'L SPRING GOODS
No - MAIN STREET.
You will find the chea eest handsomest Goods of
every description that can be found at any Dry
Goods Store. Blsck and Colored Silks 50 cents and
upwards; De LANES. Organizes and Jaconets Lawns
sud Cacoes and Beregss ali prices: Brilliants at
ten cents; Brown Linen. for Men and Boys at l2Is:
Ladies Handkerchief CTS and upwards; Black silk
Mlits 37ts. (woTth $50 Msr 'ees and Linen Bosoms
al cts. and higher prices Stella Shswls md Man
tss. from fl.T5, &C; White Ladies' Kid Gloves, S7ls
cts; Iisle Thread Gloves ia, (worth 25:) Irish Lin
ems Toweine the chespest ever brought to tn city
Swiss and Cambria Collars; Swiss and Cambria
lands, astonishing low: Green. Brown and Blue
Rercges for Wells at ls kuches for B0nnets H.
Is cents ichly worth double the money; Extension
skirts. 62 cents and upwards; Brown and b. ached
shirting and shee.iTg at all prices: Black, White
and Mixed Hose at 10 cts; and great many more
Goods AZ prices that cannot fail TO please Call soon
before it he to late. at No q Main street
NH Ia JOSEPH STRAUSE.
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NEW CLOTHING STORE

MA subscriber has just returned from New York
Hf with large and wsl selected stock of Enr.
- M -. lish. FRENCH and German CLOTHS, CASSf-
mer trade, which he invites his friends and the
pnbilc to gall and examine, at No 80 Main street
Manslon House Orders left with him for Clothing
fashion. and at very low prices He also has on
hand superior assortment of ready made Cloth
ing and Gentlemens Furnishing Goods which will
be sold very cheap. BECHER
NH ll-lmf No "a Main atraa+
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NOTICE.-CHANGE OF

rW~h HOTlCE.-CHANGE OF
rsssGEEsaasssz "a HOUR FOR STARTING The
steamer CURTIS PECK, Captain z c CLIFFORD, will
on and after MONDAY. 4th inst, leave the wharf at
Rocketts regularly, every Monday. Wednesday
Portsmouth and Norfolk and return each alternate
day, leaving Norfolk q. the same hour, 6 O'Clock:
and touch at all of the regular land ings going and
returning.
Passage and Fare as usual. Fl
m EAGRINS
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G. WENDLINGER.

M MERCHANT TAILOR,
M No l46 Main street,
, -1. Has Just received beautiful and we'll az
; 10 assortment OF SPRING GOODS, which he
Is prepared 10 make up in the most fashionable
style and at moderate prices
, mcELKOf Is still associated with G WEND.
where he would be glad to see his friends.
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Auction eAI1a.
fHfSDzye@
By Jsmss u Tavlor n IN

% ACRES OF IArD I'm HrNrrco
~ -. COUNTY, MILES BELOW TIN cyrv -
nuCfIOh...We viii sel. st Hspriro Cont, fs.,,,e
Heuse. on MONDAY. the 4th day Of xprfi. fsSss
' Land 1 z asnrso ooas I: . q sfsss
nosa, containing Is ecres, ard adjoining the lanfs
g AZ nsssrs Sra Harvey. Leonard 1inbsfsEe JACOB
TINS ope-ssird cash; the balances 81 and u
snd loT peeo.iabls notes. with interest ADDED
NH IS JAMES Il TAYLOR SON,
i DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND VA
At S uMNr LOT. In THE TOWN or SIDNEY.
~ ,nnoSUvIon-Will be sold, en- the rrssises. on
II the frams az H asy o. APr, lsos 8 clock.
paney q Mf Mitchell, on Ilmwood strese near
The not ops Ennr s IN The town q sdnsy
alley 20 feet wide. upon which l. Isyes 50 sn y
house with rooms. kitchen with roosss s,.s
Also. vacant Los adjoining fronting N Ia. an,
back l99 feet 10 sn alley 20 feet vida
9Ssssra sssh the ssncs soa
Taxes for 1889 to be paid BIZ TIE purchaser
NH % Auctioneer..
A NEWLY ERECTED BRICK TEN
I nMENT ON HAYWOOD sTREET. TOWN OF
MSbaY ias "a s sag y hp aRCe the
Tenement. in the rown Of Sidney. On Eimwood. or
fair Grounds IL has 7 convenient rooms, with
ssselaI closeQ we'll OF excellent water. and other
rhs lot rse p
sn Il "a, ss0d nsshSorhood would DO we'll 70 *.
TERxs-Onefourth cash; the balance AZ q. 70 and
70 montns ior negotiable notes with interest added
naa ne ,n Dy trust deed Taxes for 1859 to be
Also, two vacant Lots adjoining the above. front.
.s 81 lees ana running back 20 feet. to an alley
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GPKlNG NOVELTIES FOR 1862
~ IMPORTANT 10 ALL IN WANT OF CHEAP
DRY 6OODS.-We are now receiving the most ele.
CANT and complete stock of Foreign and Domestic
Dry Goods offered by Us before consisting Of
Dress Goods and Silks
White Goods. Embroideries aud Linens
Cloths. Cassmeres and Eestings
Shawls aud Mantillas
Hosieries and Gloves
Ribbens and Parasols
Domestics and Prints
We possess facilities for procuring our Goods from
the cheapest and best sources. by paying cash for
all Goods purchased by us. aud doing business at
comparatively small expense.
We are enabled TO offer o stock Of Goods which
for cheapness, cannot be surpassed.
J& ROSENBAUM
NH 3 1893 Broad st.
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1859. SPRING TRADE

M No l26, Main street,
MT e D KEELING
-@ Has just returned from New York and ia
now prepared TO display the latest and most fash.
i0ha9,e ety OF Gents and Youths ready made
LILY S S GnINu OF every variety, suitable for Spring
~ ALSO
me finest and best Of CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs
cars. selected by himself with great
sultaose TOR the retail trade. and to suit his
CuStome rs aed equal to any in the city, which he
WI, make to order in the most fashionable style.
Cail soon, make your selection and leave your
measureat L D KEELlNG'S
Merchant Tailor and Ciothier
NH 3l-2w PnrcaII CoSs D uJNs uVH III W
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p. III. TAYLOR

[ P. H. TAYLOR - Dea,er
gkER in PIANOS, MUSIC and MUSICAL
n Q HI HINsTRUMENTS exclnsiyeiv is
Main street. above Post ufiicss fas
years established HAS the exclusive sale in Rich
NOS, Martins G UITARS Pelaubet's MEIODEoNS
The lars est stock of MUSIC and bound MUSIC
BOOKS in the State. Ao
Pianos tuned and let on hire. Old Pianos takar
in part pay for ones. NH n
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"a NOTICE, NOTICE-SADDLES
k8A HARM ESS. BRIDES. COLLARS,
kAsssa& SADDLE BAGS, WHIPS. s p U s,
Z BITS. sTIRkUPS, &c, at very low
low prices.
The Subscriber having again commenced business,
socits call from his friends and former patrons.
as we'll as all others buying any OF the above arti
cles feeling confident that his prices shall De as
Come one, come all and look at the stock and pri-
ces. DENNIS, NO ITO. MAIN st,
1d- Repairing done cheap and promptly.
h
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80 FOR WILMINGTON, NORTH
aEE CAROLINa.-The superior fast sailing
schooner GEORGE W GRICE, John Palmer. mag
ter having the greater portion of her cargo en-
gagged and going ON board will have quick d is
patch. Fer balance of cargo apply to
apl lit w D COLQUITr co.
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By Robert B. Lyme.
DUBLIC SALE OF TWO HUNDRED

1 AND FIFTY-TWO ACRES OF VALUABLE
LAND. in Hanover County, nine miles from Rich.
m mo and one mile from Atlee,s water station, on
auction. on WEDNE SDAY, March the 10th, at IL
O'Clock, upon the premises. If fair f not, the next
fair day thereafter,) that valuable TRACT OF
Land. described above. adjoining the lands of A
Ilmberiake and others, containing two hundred
and ana nity-two acres-abomt thirty Of which are
cleared, and produces we'll of the usual CROPS espe
cialIy tobacco and vegetables. 1t would answer
well ior markrt garden, being within fifteen mi
nutes travel to Richmond. From fifty to sixty acres
more could. with small expenditure be brought
under cultivation. The balance of the Land is we'll
set in oak. "
The improvements consist of q framed wooden
dwelling, nearly new. containing four rooms, and
the usual out-buildings and we'll of excellent wa.
ter In the yard The location is very healthy, and
the society good.
great bargain can be purchased privately. IL
immediate application be made to the subscriber
II sold privately, due notice will be given
JBERT LYME, Auct.
Office in Basement Of Metropolitan HALL
P0STP0NEMENT.-In consequence of the rise
of water IN the CT ickahominy River and its tribu
taries the above sale was postponed to TUESDAY
the sTH of April, at the same hour and place-im-
mediately after the eale of Mrs Timberlakes pro
perty-by Messrs Hutchinson Griswold. Com'ra
RIB LYME, Auct.
NH II Office in Basement of Met. Hall.
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4 PRlL lST, 1859.
n RICH NEW DRESS GOODS,

NIGH NEW DREsS gOODS
ut TIN CASH STORE OF
PERKINS d co,
Can he foand an emit ely ne~ stock Of
Biz aod Rich Cord silk Rohes
New Baya'ere aud Chene silks
fon'ard Silks. very cheap
Srensdfne, Btrege aud Organize Robes
IRE APPLE Cieth Robes a new article
h'k 1fe de Ehine and Tsfse,a Silks, at the pre-
sent cost Of importation
Bin Mourning sinks, best quality
Bereges. Falentsss. 0rRandies, Rich Lace and
French Worked sets ""
For cash only, at low prices.
apl PERKINS a co.
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By Alexander Mott.

MIGHT SALES.-i will offer for sale ct
~ auction TONIGHT. and continue every night
through the winter, a large and complete assort-
ment Jewelyr. Ready made Clothing, Nett Shirts
de % ALEX MOTT Auct
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VIM. HOLT RICHARDSON.

M 4fH STREET. OPPOSITE EXCHANGE HOTEL
would respectfully inf. rm his FRIENDS and
nana complete assortment of CLOTHS CISSi
n lex EkES AND VEsTINGS lately received from the
WORTH. which he is prepared to make up in the best
cited. 'o' i" .ci soif
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SKIPPING.

LII FOR BOSTON-The good schr
49, BENGAL. Xix. master, having the greater
portion of her cargo engaged. and going on board
will have immediate dispatch for remainder. apply
to w ID C0IQUITT CO,
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Super Silk Lace Neck Ties
Blk and Fancy Silk Neck Ties
Pocket Hdkfs, Cravats Stocks
Shirts, Collars, Drawers. Gloves
Suspenders, Socks, &c
All in want of Goods really fresh and desirah,a
either ready made or cut to measure would do we'll
10 give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
Workmen. r sPESrc anu
ap2 Corner Main and i3th stran;
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NJ has onanad WEPGWa NT P ~ ~ n bna. us
.-ua. EST hi TSHMENT on 1atb hatu1aaO M,
and GARY straits vhera he Tarran,s - $500 G an
ments and at a. raasonahIa nri.as GO $50 ~ ts
anywhere All he asks il a trial. NH i@,m rI@u
- - = - - - - 80 M - I'm
DOBINSON'S MANIPULATED QUA
III Nh mo EJCtyT y,Up Cryr On u,snvT.
aND En ny EVE d,G ~ ~ W. DEp LENT u
RnVF Bio SpH1Ti, n ~ ~ 4 Th M SENd. Cr
1;nad 49,. ns,,ad t Ha LnEGtns unaer
hoDnsons Manpnsea GOANo. ask the attention
u M anu .lelr aeents 70 tnis superior
the quality OF this arti e and that it is in all cases
Bsne and the best Pbosnbstio iSusnn' nA0 sf'unu
The machinery used T. new and nj the mos. an
proved description and from the manner in which
the Gusno and Bone are mixed. beinT ground toSa.
the cosss contact with the ei ea. ME
annronriation of hoth in rronar nronortions Nv H.
erW%Sl rsf crop the annsxsd rarort from nr pcts
showing the value of this Fertilizer. both for suick
apd permanent results.
each Price $50 der ton Of ZOO lbs. "'0o' lou lbs
No. So SECOND SrREEr)
Baltimore, Jan'y Is. 1859.
of Robnsons Maarn 1s ASA anaSa for
ROBINSON, Esq of Baltimore city.
sample of the above which was taken at your
mills was found, upon analysis, to be CAPABLE of
producing Of ''' w W '"p"''e VI
Ammonia ....... ............... 81 per cent
and to contain of
Bone Phosphate of Lime ..-.......4 so per cent.
Phosphate of Lime is known to be most proper for
concentrated manure. Both theoretical reasoning
and the results of numerous practical experiments
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NOTICE OF AGENCY.-The under
~ signed has appointed WILLIAM ELLIOTT
his Agent for selling, using and putting on SLATE
ROOF1h q ard GUTTA PERCHA ROOFING in the
city of Richmond and State of Virginia All pur-
bases by him to he for cash.
NH 29-l2t% PETER w DUDLEY,
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CLOTHING.

SPRING GOODS AT HEAD QUARTERS
f5r1er Main and f3th sfresfs.
WIN the largest and most fashionsbie stock n
0oods ne mas ever had, selected by himself in per
retail trade better stock of CIotbs Cass;me ra S
ana vestings cannot be seen in this city. Coafs
fants and Vests of every imaginable shane. coIor
ana quality. embracing all the new styles Aiso
most magnificent stock of Furnishing Goods. snch
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EAL ESTATE.
7 " =" Roane
I +" /" tyler
O 80 /" Caheil

Also. House and Lot on Brooke Avenue, trout
ing about As and running back 100 feet, adjoining
the property of James o. Brien decd
TERMS -One-fourth cash; the balance at 6. IL and
Is months for negotiable notes, with interest add
ed and secured by trust deeds. Taxes and insur-
ance for 1859 to be paid by the purchasers
JAS III TAYLOR,
Surviving Trustee.
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VERY ATTRACTIVE AND CON

VERY ATTRACTIVE AND COM
pLETE STOCK OF NEW SPRING nav
GooDs.-I am row 10 receipt Of my fret sunriv ~
Spring and sunmer Goods, to which invite ths -,
vaYi d. snd consists % Oh 1ice staple and fancy s
Of the latest aud mot fashionable styles purchaseJ
she most favorable terms. and will be offered a.
The following are few Of the leading sfyies aa..
IN stors ladies' Dress Goods; rich black aua fancy
tez Rohe-a-seg and double Jupe rich Rerases. nav
style Chie,2e organdies; Organize double Jnnes
Chtotz Bfiisnfs and Jseonets; Challies and Cbaiie
ferhse% s"i"es'icss ana variety fgeods for Ser.
wants wear ALfRkD MOSES
Rpt "a Main .,rns.,
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FOR MOBILE,-The good schr
ssv9s SALLY GAY" Cressee. master, having
the great er portion of her cargo already Oh board
will have immediate dispatch. For remainder of
cargo apply to w D C0LQUITT co.
%
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VOAxs.
WOOC AND OOAL.--A supniv ~ f .
80 psst Scanned OAK AND PINE WON sor
~ - Osk-H and Pineel 90 per cord. ds,,vcs.
coin Any part Of the city. ss u0iiv0f-
A'o-cEDAR POSTS. JN0 W FISHER.
- w.r 9rAy,s Yard, near the Armnr.x
wANTED.-A No. DRIVER.
HAvIN6 determined TO continue the
on MOOD and COAL business, ct tina ola -. "A -
saAva HILL hope By strict attsnfisn e bus
ness 20 merit coEtinuancs OF the pa;ransr ~ .h
late nrm and the public gen sraIly. VI inc
JAMES pILL.
In retiring from the firm of stage
q. HILL return my thanks to my frieuds for The
liberal patronage extended to the firm Ard rscosr
memo mena mr. JAMES HILL. ~ worthy Of their n
tronage. and hope they will patronise him. -
Mn 80 JOHN stage.
NOTlCE.-I have taken an Office and
- yard on the north side of the Basin. betvaen
stn ana 10th streets for the purpose of copdnctin
the WOOD and COAL BUSINESS, and resnectfuiis
generally. ALReRT M M PnDiic
mh8-1ms AnAn'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-04

4 ITEM TION, COUNTRY MER-
"A CHANTS.-Merchants desiring to buy cheap
Candies Oranges, Lemons, Figs Nuts. and other
articles, suitable for country trade. would do we'll
to give me call and examine my stock before they
lay in their supply; AMI by doing they will find
the cheapest and the freshest stock in this city.
ANDREW ANT0NI,
Wholesale Dealer,
apl Opposite the American Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-04

FOR PHILADELPHIA
<1 EVERY MONDAY AND THURS
&ke4&SW DAY-The A No. | Steamship VIR.
xe4kEsESGINIA. Captain Kelly, Is now
ready to receive freight, and will leave on MON
DAY, April 4th, at 2 o'clock, P. Nj.
Forfreight or passage. having superior aceommo.
dations apply to II FUTILE,
Agent, Rockets
Freight through to Boston, via Philadelphia. by
steam, at moderate rates, and with dispatch.