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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-10
By e. 3. Cook, Auct'r.
T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF

A CITY MADE FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Tho undersigned intending discontinue bis pre-
sent business. will sell on THURSDAY. 10th March,
at his store, on Governor between Main and Frank
lin streets, commencing at 10 o'clock the whole Of
his stock or Furniture, manufactured under his inn
mediate supervision, in this city; embracing, In
part
One splendid Parfor Set solid Rosewood, and GOV.
cred with the best quality of French silk Brecate
consisting of 2Tete aTetss, Charge and small Par
lor Chairs. and one splendid Rocker.
A large variety Of Mahogany, Rosewood and WAL
nut Bureaux, with Marble Tops.
Rosewood Mahogany and Walnut Wardrobcs one
OF which is a magnificent piece of furniture.
Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut Sofss. Tete a.
Tetes, Digans, 0ttomaus covered with Hair Cloth.
Rosewood, MaboQany and Walnut Psrior, Rock
ing. Nurse and Hoop Chairs, covered with Hair
Cloth.
rosewood. Mahogany and Walnut washstands.
OF variety of styles.
Rosewood. Mahogany and Walnut Tables. Marble
Tops, in great variety.
Ladies' Work Tables, Card, Sofa and Centre Ia
blea, &c, &c.
1t is imp )ssbe. in adver .isement, to particu-
lariZe every article in my stock, embracing. It
does almost every art Gle usually found in Tegu.
lar Furniture Establishment,
To persOus wishing 70 purchase the very best
quality of Furniture. this sale of Inducements
rarely met with, as Every article manufactured
with an eye to meet the wishes of those wanting
perior goods.
TrsMs-Over $50, sixty dayf; over 800. months,
for approved negotiable paper.
FHCOWLING.
Sale conducted By Cook Auct. NH
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By Alex. Mott, Auet'r.

FURNITURE. DRY GOODS AND GRO
= CEkIES.-wiil be sold at auction at nv store
on THURSDAY next. the 10th instant. COMMENCING
AZ W. ociock,a large lot Of new and second hand
DRY GooDs-severai invoices Of fresh and sea-
sonabie Dry Goods, fine assortment Hosiery: Nett
Shoes, Hats. Caps and Bonne.s.
GROCERIES, bbls cid Rye whiskcy; IS do r
Rr ndy; 20 do Herrfngs; sugar, Coffse, Soap Can
dies. &c. Fine lot Bacon; 80 90 segars.
mh ALEX MOTT Aucs
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CHALLENGE.

Believing Kossuth to be the best bred ard fastest
trottng stallion in and 10 give those brag
ing owners and agents of wouldbe trotting stations
an opportunity to test the speed OF their horses
will match Kossuth against any sta lion making a
seasou this spring the state against any Of the
staIlons on exhibition At any o. the fairs in Fr-
rua last fall for 81 a0, two or three mile heats, to
wagons to of d1Ting the nC nth OF Ucfo5er--
this challenge to remain open cue month
NH q-d9tcWts Il. j. SMITH.
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JMTA SON.
BY Goddin 4 Apperson. Auc,s.
VERY MAT AND ExoELrEEr gR,cr

VERY xsAr AND ExCELLEEr BRICK
DWELLING. ON THE NORTH sing m
LACk SON STREET, FOR SALE AT .UCTIOS'-
Will be sold, on TUESDAY. the sih March. iyo !
on the premises, commencing at 4 o'clock, nj III,
neat and admirably well built Brick Tcnenent. 10
Gated a. above. nov in the occupancy Of Mr. Nor.
o an Brumfeld The lot fronts 10 feet, runs hack
100 feet. The house has 8 rooms. besides kitchen.
and there il on the premises water gas aud tk5
yard ab0unds in handsome shrubbery.
TERMs-0ne- third cash; balance at and IL mes.
Tor negotiable notes. interest added. g. cured By
trust deed. The taxes for 1889 to be paid by the
purchasers. G0DDlN a APPAkS0N.
v, 8ucfs.
,POcTPONEMENT.-In consequence Of the In
eiemency OF the weather. the above sale was post
penea 70 TH CRSDAY afternoon Eext. 10Th instant,
at the same hour. GODDIN d ApPERS0N,
NH Ancts
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OFLOT OF

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOT OF
~ GROUND IN BULLOCK'S AND HARRIS
ADDITION, AT AUCTI0N.-In execution of de-
cree Of the Heurioo County Court. pronounced on
the l4th day Of August 1888 ia thu case of Darra-
colt and others vs. Edward Nsidt, the undersigned,
the Commissioner thereby appointed. will proceed
TO cell az public auction urOn the premises on
MONDAY, the l4th day Of March, commencing at
AZ O'Clock, II, Lot of Land part of Lot No is in
Bullock's and Harris addition fronting on Broad
street. IS feet. and running lack l40 feet on Smith
street 10 an alley Is feet wide.
TERMs-One-thirJ cash; the balance at 6 and II
months, f'r negotiable notes, with interest added
and title retained until the purchase money is fully
paid off. JOHN A HUTCHINSON,
nnInis l;1.acr
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BY Jas. NJ. Taylor & son.
HANDSOME TENEMENT ON CLAY

"A hNDIOME "a TENEMENT On ICLA1
1 STREET AT Auction VIII be ssld upon
the premises, OF MONDAY. the l4th day of March
1889, commencing at Az O'Clock P. 81. q very neat
Residence on Clay street above Graham street,
the residence of Mr. Peter d. Glinn. The house has
Just been completed-the first story of brick and
70 stories Of wood 1t is very convenient and any
one desiring to purchase house for a medium size
family, in pleasant neghborhood, would do we'll
to examine this property he lot fronts 80 feet and
runs back $50 feet to alley.
TERMS -0nefourtb cssh; the balance Mt y ard
Is months for negotiable notes, with interest ad.
ced, and secured by trust deed.
JAS NJ TAYLOR & sON
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DICH SPRING GOODS.

e TH0S r PRICE GO ere getting In daily
new and elegant ancy Coed for early Spring sales
aud will be pIen.hed daily, thre ugb0ut The en-
tire season with every hi that is rich aud desi
rable in
Splendid Silks and Silk Robes; splendid Bsreges
and Robes; Poulards and Robes; Cra andes and
Robes; French Lawns and Musins; JacOnets; s.
Chints, &C: Enhro3eries; Lace setts: Thread col
are; Threat Wells; Clever; Skirts Hosiery; Laces.
&c. la Irish Linens and Iine n Goods of their own
Importation and most approved make. they will be
amply stocked. as also in every description OF White
Goods brought 10 any market in the country.
JnHEAFY GOODS they have fail line, bon ght
hefJre the recent advance 10 these goods, which
they will sell al less than regular market value as
losg Es they last
Retail aai whole sale BUYERS are invited to give
them call. TdO5 X PRICE & co,
Eh3 Wholesale and Retail Dealers.
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CTORE AND DWELLING ON NORTH

~ SIDE OF BROAD STREET, AT AUCTION. !
Will be scld upon the premises, on MONDAY, the |
18th inst, cemnencing at AZ o'clock NJ, Brick |
Store sni Dwelling, on the north side of Broad !
nesr Monroe street.
The house is newly erected and hss five rooms |
arranged for a st re, with suitable accommodations
above for family.
The Lot fronts Broad street 80 feet, and luns !
back the usual depth to an alley.
TsRMs-One-fourth cash the balance at 4, and IL |
months, for negotiable potes with interest added |
and secured by trust deed
NH 2 JAS II TAYLOR 4 SON Aucts |
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DRlCK TENEMENT ON NORTH SIDE
By Thomas W. Keesee,
(Ofhce corner Of 18th and Cary streets.)

GER CARRIAGE. HARNESS and
5x4G HORSES FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Ni!l be sold on SATURDAY morning March 18th,
commencing at 10 o'clock. at the Horse Auction Lot
near the Central Railroad Depot. one Carriage and
Harness. in good order. with pair of say Horses
warranted sound and to work well in single and
double harness. Also, several Saddle and Work
Horses
NH 10 THOMAS W EEESFE Auct
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MULES, CATTLE HOGS. CARRIAGE
BUGGY, FARMING IMPLEMENTS. &C -Astrus,
tee 10 certain deed Of trust from r. D. carter ia
ted the 29th day Of Julr, 1858. duly recorded in
Henrico County Court. L shall cell at public suc-
tton at the farm in HenrIco on the Three-C hopped
which said Carter now resides, en- MONDAY
the 2ist March, 1879 at II O'Clock. A. if fair if
not the next lair day, the personal property con-
lowing: horsts, mules, cows, so hogs car
rp4ge. buggy, carts, thresing machine and an
the ual variety
TEEMs-Ali sums under $40. cash. over that
amount. months credit. for approved endorsed
negotiable notes.
NH 8 VI 10DDIN Trrstaa
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GARDEN SEEDS-A fresh supply of
~ Landreth's warranted Garden Feeds com posed
in part of Flat Dutch. Drunhead, Early York,
Large York Cabbage Seeds. and Beet, Peas, Beans.
Silver Skin Onions Gets and Buttons. For sale low
By GEO DOWDEN. Druggist
mh3 US Broad street.
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THE CONQuER0R is the best Gonor.
-. rh"s Medicine The Conqueror Is the cheapest;
Ahe t0ngueror contains no mercury; 1he CoHQue.
Tor IL SOLD a, rs cents Per bottle. by
LWAGEER. Apothecary.
mb Corner 9Th and broad sts.
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PIANOS, 10.
, FIRST PREMIUM GRAND

kRx FIRST PREMIUM GRAND
AND SQUARE PIANOS = llrsna
q d HI 0and square Piano Forte Wareroons
sGeneraf depot OF foreign ard Ameri.
can musie, Musical Instruments and All ethsr arti
cies belonging to Musical Warehouse b, a TIJf.H
z co. No 23i Broad street. between Third and
Fourth streets. Richmond, Va The undersiunes
~ me request OF many Southern friends have e.
tabfshea and orened In Richmond, No. bal broad
street between Sd and 4,h SITS a pr aNO elaTE
WhhEkUoM, where In addition TO onr extensiye
steeh OIL PIANO F0RTES we offer far sale n
general assortment Of FOREIGN AM AWEI,i.
0AT MUSIC, of the most popular coinroeers Mn.
acal Instruments Of all kinds. and those articles
generally which appertain to frst cIess musicai
cstaphspment Semiraries. Academies institrtjone
o. learning, &c will find II to their aivaetaxe to
aeas WITH us. az We are prepared to seil music &c
~ northern prices. aud they will Tins says the
freight between this city and the North The husi-
ness WI be conducted under tho name and ETY. lie of
guarantee is given of every instrument for Ave
years from the time of purchase and the privilege
OF exchange within Elk BIS after date Of saIe IL
~ executed. ~
onr terms are moderate, and a liberal discount
will be made for each
Tuning promptly attended to-
rates. "" ie" NJ ~"
The public are respectfully invited to give us n
eau oei5re purchasing elsewhere rs we are deter
mined not TO be uUdersold.
IA 2i- d2m M p;,b,,n.5 IT.
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JAS NJ TAYLOR SON. Aucts NH 3
CEVEN HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS

~ on oath and 18th streets, Union Hill, at Auction.
Will be sod noon the premises. ON TUESDAY,
the 18th dav of March, commencing ~ O'Clock
2 Nj, SEVEN HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS
three on 24th and four 25.h streets. Persons
wishing to purchase Lots for Building urposes. in
vecy genieel neighborheod, would do we'll t. at
tend this sale. Tae Lots front each 35 feet and
back l25 feet to an alley II feet wide.
TERMS: q cash. the balance at AS and IL months.
for negotiable notes. with interest added, and &c.
cured By q trust deed
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NOTIUE.-I have this day appointed
~ Mr. NJ KEANE, my former book keeper. now in
the enplo. ment of Mr. Francis busch, 3US Broad
street. to collect all bills due me in this city and
country at large, from this day forward
NJ MCCORMACK.
Richmond March 2i 1859 NH 4-6t
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COMMISSIONERS SALE VALUA-

PIE M a ~ r. ~ n n 4 LdE SOhN En- OF
BROAD AND JEFFERSON STREETS.-Pursuant
to the decree entered in the suit of Saunders and
wife AGAINST Dabney and others, in the Circuit
CoErt OF the city of Richmond. on the 18th day of
February, 1859 shall proct ed on FRI FAY the iSth
day OF March, 1889. at O'Clock. NJ .(f fair If not
tue next fair day on the premises to sell this house
ana iot I'm the bill and proceedings mentioned) at
OF Richmond. at public auction. 1he lot fronts
forty ve feet ten inches the north side eff Broad
street. and runs back one hundred aad Twelve feet
Six inches. between parallel lines The house on
the lot Is at present occupied as 3 store.
TERMS: One-fourth cash one-fouIth pn credit of
four months onefour,h on Credit of eg hit months.
and the residue or credit OF twelve months from
the day OF sale The credit instaimeuts to bear in.
terest from the day OF sale, The purchaser will he
required to give notes, satisac tory endorsed for
the deferred payment. anu the title to be retained
till the whole purchasa money be paid: ana the
taxes for 1889 to be paid bv the purchaser
NH 3 THDS J EVANS Cou,u,;os;o,.r
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ELE4ANT MATUh srklNG hVVF

IL SKIRTs.--I am Just in receipt from the manu-
t,ctnrers eirect q consignment Of superior Hoop
skirts entirely sly les. adapted for spring and
summer, to which respectfully call the attention
cheap skirt. q. a low price. commencing At seven
hoops up TO thirty hoops, plain, extension and dla
mond. Also the Bohemian Skirts u new and ele-
CANT skirt for wear, and the spiral skirts,
with thirty hoops made out Of one wire of the
finest tempered steel, equal 10 watch spring.
which for elegance ami elasticity combined cannot
he eouaied by any skirt now in use Baiies, call
and see them ALFRED MOSES.
NH 63 Main street.
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By Jas. n. Taylor i & Son.
rrWO FRAMrD TFNpsfrur.. !,

LOTT on BROAD STREET, AT AUryrfnr =
win be cold rpon the premises. on MONDAY a.
IN day Of March. coDfmencisg ~ 4 O'Clock 3 II
Two Framed TeBemsnts. on south side Of Broad n
between Foushee and Adams streets and row -
we NE, OCCUPANCY Of Mr. Vim Chick. The houses are
x, 1modasions shove for family. This property
an alley. ~ 50" ''s "'S - : ~ 's7s 20
IA sMs.0ne-ihird cash; the balance st dix. Twelve
ssrsst ~ months. fer negotiable nosee, with Ia
ana insurance for 1859 70 be paid By the purcksssr
posrpoNrm yAs TAfLaRA sOS, Aucts.
wesfher, the above sale Il psstpanes 20 III ill.,
y.h 9 ae "oas' 49, q
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n1EW BRICK TENEMENT ON CLAY.


lS NEAR GRAHAM STREET, AT AUCTION
We will sell upon the premises. on MON DAY, the
l4th inst. commencing at "a O'Clock NJ, newly
erected Brick Tenement. on the south side of Clay,
bay onf Graham street, a1d opposite the residences
of Peter CHM, ESQ. The house has five rooms.
veniences, and well of good water upon the pre-
misses. The lot fronts On Clay street SO feet and
runs back $50 feet
TEaMs-Cne third cath; balance at and IL mos.
for negotiable otes with interest added and secur
ed nv a rust deed.
NH ~ JAS NJ TAYLOR 4 SON, Aucts.
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FAMILY FLUUk.-A superior article
L OF FAMILY FLOUR, that has beea tried and
approved, fer sale by
W D TOMPKINS h BRO
NH dim Rasin bank
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TURNER & co,

W No Is. FOURTEENTH STREET,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
HAVING r ceivsd bv recent arrivals a complete
7ss0rtment of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
GOODS, comprising altogether, very desirable
assortment suited and select ID expressly for the
trade OF virginia North Carolina and Tenn ssee
a of which the trade is respectfully invited TO
mine. nh Pm
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A VERY DESIRABLE FAMILY RE-

"A SIDENCE, Oh the north side Of Marshall st, be
tween Adams and lst SIS. al Auction We will sell.
upon the premises, on WEDNESDAY,. the 10th day
Of March, commencing at O'clock, n very de-
north side of Marshall. between Adams and l5t SITS,
aud now in the occupancy Of Mr. Evan Ragand.
The House has 10 rooms with kitchen and the
usual conveDieDces Those in want Of a pleasant
res idepce. in genteel neighhorhood would do well
to attend his sale.
The Lot fronts 80 feet and runs back about 40
feet.
TERM; - cash. the balance at 4, ard u months,
for negotiable notes. with interest added and secured
by trust deed Taxes and insurance for 1859 TO be
pail by the purchaser.
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By Henry W. Quarles, Auct
mo. $50 Main Street.l

CTOCK AT AUCrlUN.-In pursuance
~ of a decree of the Circnit Court OF the city OF
Richmond made on the 9Th day OF January. A d.
1889 in q suit therein pending, entitled Brnmmell
d Royster vs.. Bragg and others, shall proceed on
WEDNESDAY, the 10th of March. 1859. at "
o., lock, noon, at the auction store OF Henry W
Quarles. in the said city OF Richmond. to sell at
public auction for cash. sixty shares 81 STOCK OF
The Mutual Buidipg Fund and Loan Company Of
the ctr of Richmond of which 20 shares are stand
ing in the name of joel 3 Bragg. 20 shares In Inc
name of Virginia w Bragg. and 20 shares IN the
CHARLES d YALE,
President of the Mutual Building Fund
and Loan Co. of the city OF Richmond
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EUR SALE.-Having leased the FAIR

field Race Course for term of five years. I of
fer for sale my Farm in tho county OF Chester field
known Graves Tavern. or 0ravprly Hill, lying
on the GOODIES Bridge road, miles from the town
OF Manchester, containing, By recent survey, Az
acres-about one half in state of cultivation. In
of the fourth 200 barrels Of corn 600 pounds
of oats, 225 bushels Of wheat $50 bushels OF sweet
potatoes 1t is useless for me to give further de-
scription OF the premises any gentiem wishing
to purchase. can examine for himself. NJ son, JAS
Beicher. who Is on the premises will take pleasure
In showing the same TO any gentleman. III the
Land s not sold privately before the I0th of March
hext. that day shall fer il at public auction,
on the premises if fair. If not, the next fair day
Sunday excepted.
AT the same time and place. will be so!d all the
Sheep, Cattle, Hogs. Corn. Fodder Shucks. Piants-
tOu Tools, &C.
TERMS made known on the day Of sale Apply 10
me, at Fairfield, Herrico county, near Richmond.
Va JOHN BELCuER.
fe Is-3tawtd
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Nos. l63 and lbs iIaiu street, Richmond.
v The subscribers respectfully announce to tire
Merchants Ct jTkiaia, NORTH Carolina and Tenpes
see, that their arrangements for the coIuiug
STRING TRADE are more tensiye than hitherto,
AMI a at by the ist MsFca they Will be prepared to
sshloit one of the largest aad mort attractive
FpREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRF GOODS IND
CLOTfI.Nfs
th At thev have had the pleasure 70 off,r TO
ezamin stion Of which they cordially invited.
As heretofore. we have imported direct ir~ II Et.
~ pe III any OF the leading fabrics and wares in our
lr.e ana our stock will be found very full and con
pete in every department. and well adapted to the
ants of the trade.
m4gTftude at our business with our unsnr-
rsssed facilities fully warrant Us liz pledging cur
yes TO sell our q ro1s al as low prices as they can
l . bought in any Northern market, thus saving
ORDERS are respectfully solicited, which shall
At ell times lave our prompt aPd PPa sTsGERa, a &c
Richmond, Feb 10. 1879. fe 10
NEW SPRING GOODS. We are in
y receipt Of the following sessonshle GooDs.
which will receive daily attention throughout the
ssason:
2n0 pieces new Sprng Prints
20 do Indian Dimites
$50 DO Irish Linens
100 do Coloreh Cotton Goods. for servants,
Cotton Cznaburg. Heavy sheetings and Shirt
B,eacned sheeiings of approved make. for IA
IiDen sheetings, Table Damasks
SthfseltitN Quilts, hii niA
We are still selling our Winter styles Of English
Prints. Al l0c.
bargains Ia all sty les Of unseas enable Goods.
NH CHRIsTIAN Il LATHRop.
S,PhlNu NUS ELTiES FOR lS59.--
- IMPORTANT TO ALL IN WANT OF CHEAP
DRY GO0DS-We are now receiving the most ele-
CANT aud complete stock Of Foreign and Domestic
Dry GODS ever offered by us before consisting Of
Dress Goods and Silks
White Goods, Embroideries and Linens
{ otis. Cessimeres and NestlDgs
skawls aud MantiliGs
HosieFies and Gloves
Ribbons aud parascls
Donestics and Prints
We possess facilities for procuring our Goods from
the cheapest and best sources. by paying cash for
al Goods purchased by Us, and doing business ar .
comparatively small expense.
We are enab' ed TO oflir a stock Of Goods which,
for cheapnes5 cannot be SURPASSED.
ia Il R09ENBAUM
NH 1879 Broad st.
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my GUODS -Astonishiug low - no II
- Main street JOSEPH SFRhUSE.
Chssp Goods, from aUction-Blue. Green and
F.asa Bersce, for 1eils at 20 cents, selling az
a,R-r places a; - cents: Ladies Belts at S cents
9rosl Linen, ST lZta. &C, worth double the money
satsbIe tCc Rey's aud Mems wear English Meri.
MS a is. sc; scotch Piaits 22iz cts; Black Sinks
'Hcts = few mora Linen ard cheap Mars lilies. b.
sons lett. ~ Is cts: asst on;shing cheap Check aud
C.>IbriG Muslin. ia cas- aud upwards; plain and fig
r-ei De L8iaes t2t. Cts snd higher French Me
riu0 AMI Cu'ored Siiks, at half their value; excel
let quality hid Gloves 81 cts; black. white and
m,S~. Hos, 10 CTS a pair; swiss and Cambria Col
lsrs. the cucage;t in The city; Servant aud Bed
Blankets, % Yer cent less than cost; brown and
hltached Cotton. ct all prices. &C. If you want
cheap Goods of any kind, remember No q Main
fe Il .ItlSEpH SIRnISE
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0LD "rIM" IN THE FIELD.

NH 3-dtd
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& LIE. -Philadelphia Cream Ale - %
- bblS and IS hait bbls Philadelphia Cream Ale.
just received i'll fine order, and for sale low, by
DUnLEY & co.
fe u Main stront
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By Robert b. Lyme.


DUBLIC SALE OF TWO HUNDRED
AND FIFTY-TWO' ACRES CT VALUABLE
LAND, IN HANOVER COUNTY, NINE MILES
FROM RICHMOND, AND ONE MILE FROM At
LEES WATER STATION. ON THE CENTRAL
RAILROAD, AT AUCTION.-I will sell at public
auction. on WEDNESDAY, March the 10Th. az II
fair day therestter,) that valuable TRACT "
LAND, described above, adjoining the lands OF
Timberlase and others. containing two hundred
and ifty-two acres-about thirty Of which are
cleared and produces well Of the usual crops espe
well for market garden. bsing within fifteen mi
nutes travel to kichmond From nifty to sixty acres
more could with small expenditure, be brought
under cultivation. The balance OF the Land 10 well
set in cak.
The improvements consist Of framed wooden
dwelling. nearly new, containing fosr rooms, and
the usual ont buildings and we'll OF exc client wa.
ter in the yard The location is very healthy, and
A great bargain can be purchased privately, If
immediate application be made TO the subscriber
RO LYME, Auct,
Office in Basement of Metropolitan Hall.
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HaINS-CHAINS.- store and for
~ sale cheap-2ao0 pair Trace Gu aims 81 pair
Stage do; 300 log, Ok Fifth do; 3G0 Breast Back
and Tongue do. Also. Coil, Well and Pump Chains,
III quantities 10 suit purchasers, by
CLARKsUN. ANDERSON L CO,
VII