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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-05
r ARGE NUMBER OF MOST BEAuTI

- Full LOTS, ADJOINING TIL 3 TOWN OF MAN
CHEST R, FOR SALE AT AUCTION W il. be sold
az auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY. the
,stn DAY OF April 1859. commencing at BIZ o'clock,
n, that most beautiful square of land, containing
sixteen acres. adjoining the Southern boundary OF
manchester. and bounded by the Main street, the
o b chester Held Raroad and the Manchester and
petersburg TURNPIKE. The land has been laid out
so IS to correspond with the streets of Manchester
and will be soli in lots to suit purchasers. Themsp
can be seen at the Office Of the auctioueers. These
SIDE OF the corporate limits, not subject to city
TERMs-Onefourth cash; balance at a. and IL
months, for negotiable notes interest added secured
py trust deed. or title retained By request of Mr.
Ssmue, Marx, executor of Joseph Marx, deceased
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BY s. b. Cook, Auct.
GALE OF HOTEL FURNITURE. BAR

~ e.
~ FIXTURES, LIQUORS, &c. at the Verandah
Hot.l Intending {, change my business, / will
sell, at public suction, on the premises sATUR-
DAY. April 9, 1889 at 10 O'Clock, all the Furniture
Bar Room Fixtures and supplies in the yerandah
Hotel. The Furniture consists of the usual assort
ment for Hotel and is all new ana of fine quality,
having been selected for the house. There are
large number Of good Hair Mattresses and Feather
Bees. The stock of Liquors il remarkably good.
consisting of the b st Brandes Whi-key and Wines,
have two barrels of the best Mountain Whskey.
which have had in ny possession tor four years.
and alro about twenty five gallons of Scotch Wits
key, which is seven years old. / will sell st the
same lu unless disposed OF BEFORE privately. the
unexpired lease upon the Verardah Hotel, which
viii terminate on the first of January 1901 and the
landlord is willing 10 extend the term for several
years to good tenant. bis is fine opportunity
70 any one wishing TO commence the business as the
house has q good reputation and has been doing a
hne business. 1t is in fine rrder and, in good
banGs. will commend profitab e CUSTOM
TEBMs-Alt sums under $780, cesh b; all sums of $50
and upwards. q credit of 90 days for negotiable
notes, with satisfactory eudo1sers.
ROBERT REID
Sale conducted BY E. B COOK.
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r ARGE AND VALUABLE coLLEc.

IL TON OF OIL PAINTINGS, AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY. April It'll, at 10 O'clock, 1 will sell
at my store. No 20 Main street. large aud valuable
collection of Oil Paintings oy of the most tai
ented American Artists of the day. consisting in
part of pleasing American andscapes. River, Lake
cal subjects, &c. &c, embracing in ali one hun
bred subjects, all tastefuy and appropriately
mou ted in fue gold leaf frames (each Frame ma dc
to order aud adapted 10 the peculiar style and tone
of its Pictured suitable for psriors or boqdoirs.
The Paintings ara 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
this as it is rarely such opportunity occurs of
ob,aiuing PaintiDgs of a similar value.
~ Catalogues now ready.
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BY Goddin 4 Apperson, Aucts.
VALUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE

sALE At 1S Be .sd >, sn fo Or
comm. ncing a. O'Clock, P N. the truly vaiuabie
Real Estate. located as above, now owned and occu-
front a feet deep three stories high three feet for
alley. If sod separate. and has connected with 1t all
necessary out buildings. servan's apartments sta
Die, carriage house &c The whole lot runs back
from Mayo street l2S feet So feet front The Flower
Garden il nearly the came dimension and admiraS
bly, adapted for a building lot. The dwelling was
built for Col John Rutherford, and occupied BY
him for several years II Ia composed OF the very
best materials. is large and commodious and i'm
proved in the most modern styles-by the ptroIu
zion Of gas. water fixtures, cooking range, &c.
TERMS: One-third cash balance at 4; 3, IL aud it
months, for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by a trust deed. The taxes and insurance for 1859
to he paid by the pa,easser. nnnrso,
VALUABLE MILL TRACT OF 80
ARE SM So oS TIE FIVE
ises, TUESDAY the 9Th day Of April, 1853, ut 10
Murchie's 1t contains thirty acres-hss ON IL an
Old stone house. formerly used as mill i he msst
ef usDr N - the
a al the lands Of DIR David Winfree. Mr. John
TERMs-One third cash. balance at and months.
for NEGOTIABLE Notes, interest added and title
tanned till last note lie paid The taxes for 1859 to
u m ha IS y '' aoDDIN &ApPEasoN. Aucts.
HOUSE AND LOT ON THE COAL PIT
"A TURNPIKE, NEAR MANCHE TER. FOR
SALE AT AUCTI0N.-A At the r. gu ct Of Mrs Susan
Beebee, We viii sell at public a1cti D. the pre-
? NJ. the House and Lot, located as above, now in
her occupancy. and adjoining the residence of aE
The house has rooms. and the lot has front of
10 feet. I y depth Of 40 feet.
TERss-0ne'third cash; balance at and months.
for negotiable notes. interest added. secured By
api a0DDTN 4 APPERsoN. Aucts.
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Py James M. Taylor & Son.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VACANT

,r,I LOT; ON WEST SIDE OF UNION STREET.
uNi0N Hull, AT AUCr IOa As trustee in a Ger
gust lo5s and duly recorded in the Clerks Office of
henrlco unity Court, | shall in execution thereof
pr 20 sell at public auction on the premises
~ q uhSDAf. the 18th inst, commencing at 1
oS'ock. N, II tair ifnot the next fair day very
vac ant Lot on the west side of Union street.
s ~ street. and in the neghhorhood
runs back 40 feet more or less '"AN
aEkMS-S50 in cash; the balance on a credit of ~
ar IoI negotiable note, with interest added
anu sscured by trust deed. Taxes for 1859 to b.
PAID by the purchaser ''' i''' W W
.-u.,. GEO W DOMAIN. Trustee.
Aucis. 'o !" ihiLoh q son,
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,[thY ATTRACTlvE AND COM.
\ u. cts STOCK or NEW SPRING DRY
.oops L am now 10 receipt Of my hrst suprlr al
eVr,os and summer Goods, 70 which IN wife the A.
Srttn II nv friends aud customers The stock ~
a ana consists OF CD nee staple and fAncs goods
ysts ,test and no fs htonabfc styles purchases
o. 10 mott favorable trrns and viii be offered ~
% that Garnet fish 10 ce satisfactory Ia ba ver.
E. f,IIowlng are a few of the ,esding styles nov
80, ladies' Dress Goods rich black Aud fsnc,
SnS i obe.a-tef aad 6onhie Jurs rich Rerares. rev
~, ~ Chirtge 0rgaa3ies, Gsgandie double Innas.
S;fg BrlliAnts and .iacone;s. Chailes and Chaili,
80 as. noraestics, and variety ofvecsis for sa~
r.n,s' year. ALFaEn MOSES
All 6s Main street
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yN7AD8WORTH, TURNER & CO,
SPRING TRADE, 1859.
KENT, PAINE CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and
Domestic
DRy GOODS

Nos. LOB aud lb5 Alaln street, hicnmonu .
The subscribers respectfully announce to the
Merchants Of Virginia. North Carolina and Tennes-
see, that their arrangements Tor the coming
SPRING TRADE are more extensive than hitherto,
aud Il at by the Ist March they will be prepared TO
exhibit one of the largest and most attractive
stocks Of - -
. F0RETGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS AND
CLOTHING,
tha; they have ever had the pleasure TO ofsr TO an
EXAMINATION Of which they are cordially invited
As heretofore W. have imported direct from En-
r0Ds many of the leading fabrics and wares In our
line and our stock will be found very full and con-
pete in every department, and well adapted TO the
wants of the trade.
The magnitude of our business. with our unsur-
passed facilities fully wsrrsnt us in pledgiDg
eeyes sell Goods at low prices a. they can
be bought In any Northern market, thus saving
per centage to the purchaser.
ORDERS are respectfully solicited which shall
al all tInes have our prompt and personal stten-
ton. KENT, PAINE co.
Richmond Feb Iq, 1879. felS
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n DTiNI6TRA1il((6IjRIl,Ia ~. -

A DNsNI6TRA1rR'B SALE IN NAN
- CHEsfhR.-0n TUESDAY. -. az a.
nR ,sss vii! cell :. public aaeti y. On chs p,s y
-, ~ ne PsraCra property OF the late strv
ssock o. uroceries household aud kitchen 1ursT
tnre. &c. and one fire Mich Cow. ~ NJ
IEkHs-For small snDs. cash. for guSps az a2o scA
over with approved seeurfty before ceIiyery. urss
credit OF fsnr months 80 NssA
saie commencing ct O'clock PM
RUBT w GILT Sheriff
mn D-t00s And Admin 3
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~ 4hos W. Keesee. Auctioneer.
ONCE corner Of 18th and (yarv straat.

GENTEEL HOu ) e HOLD AND
~ KITCHEN FURNITURE FOR SALE AT
AUCflON.-will be sold on TUESDAY morning.
April on; commencing ut 10 o'clock. 1t the real.
dance OF Mrs. Motley. on Ross street. (vho ia se-
ctining housekeeping all of her Honsebo,a ans.
Kitchen Furniture Consisting Of the usual variety
All IN good order. TH0S w kEESEE
app Auctioneor
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Pnln lSt. isos.
glCH NEW DRESS GOODS.
AT TNk CASH ST0nH or

PERKINS Il 90,
-, Ne f,i,lua an eHtis ely new stock Of
~ ~ ara Rich Cold silk Rebts
New BAsA iete ard Gheae silks
= rf,ar, Silks very cheap
,.-snqS;ae. o. rege aud Orsandie Robes
;oe annie cieth koNes, rev article
nix a 70 40 ghine and Tefse;a Silks, at the pre-.
scpi cost OF importation
FIX Mourning silks. hest anA'ty
ne~rces Vslentiss, orgsndies, hieh Lace and
French Worked Sets.
For cash only, at low prices ,,rrx..s
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: REArlMfUATANCE


u TO THE PUBLIC.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SPRING GOODS
No q MAIN STREET.
You will find the ches rest handsomest Goods Of
very description that be found st any Dry
$50 il Store. Black and Coored silks 50 cents and
--,aaris: De LANES Organizes ana Jsconets Lawns
80 Csiicoes and Bereges at all prices Brisnts at
IN cents. Brown Linen, for Men and Boys at 1856
lies Hardkerchiefs ots and upwards; Black SILK
v.'s 37s tworth 7i) MI ,eiilies and Linen Bosoms
:, {. cts and higher prices; Stella Shsws and Man
III a from 81 Is &c; White Ladies' K id Gloves 371e
M Towelug the cheapest ever brought TO the city;
ass aud Cambria Collars; Swiss and Cambria
bands astonishing low; Green. Brown and Blue
tr-ses for Wells at ls kuches for Borpets IL, s
+, cents richly worth double the money; Extension
skirts e. cents aud NJ wards; Brown and BE ached
Stirrng aud Sheeting at all prices; Black, White
Go DIS ST prices that cannot fail to please. Cali soon
lr.ere il be too late st No q VI ain street.
nh "a JOSEPH STRAUSE.
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EW GOODS | NEW GOODS
A. X. PARK ER g. CO,

NEW GOODS NEW GOODS
A. X. PARKER & CO,
M lsS EaSie Spare, Main Street,
Rave inst received their SPRING STOCK OF cry
GN0DS. 90 which they invite the attention Of the
-.iy and country trade generally. Farmers. house
keepers and all others who wish to buy bargains.
would DO well to eive "a a CALI before purchasing.
Plain Baack and Colofed silks
;vs~- Colored silks, Bayadere and Broeade
49, Rich silk Robes-Doubie Jupe
- GreTasdiae Robes do do
80 Rich 0rgaadie Robes
a. Forlsrd silks
= Printed Rareges. Jasouets. Lawns Brilliants
3 BaTege Desaines, Ginghsms, French Cam
hrics. sc
Cloths, Csssimeres and Vestings
Fancy Linen Driliings
Table pAmask. Linen SheetiuGs
Irish Linens Pillow Linens
Damsss Napkins, psmask Dnyles
Pain and Colored Bordered Towels, &c
-agether with every article usually found in our
NH II
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nc 70 HUEA NVIl, Autt.
[NFIRMAEY OF THE MEDICAL COL

l. LEGE.-This Inirmary Is situated at the corner
of Marshall and College streets in an elevated and
healthul position, convenient TO the railruad de-
pots, hotels and other centres of business II Is fur
nished with every arrangement requisite for tho
successful treatment of diseases and INJURIES and
for the comfort of the sick. All persons requiring
Medical surgical cid, except theinsanp and those
laboring under contagious diseases, are admitted
into the institution. Lying in women aIe also to-
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
aud Medicine are for Per week.
White Patienta
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G. WENDLlNGER

IA q. WENDLlNGER.
M MERCHANT TAILOR.
iG u. NO las Main street.
lected assortment of SPRING GOODS witch he
is prepared to make up in the most Fashionable
style, aud at moderate prices
McELROI is still associated with C.WEND.
LINdER,where he would be glad to see hisfriends
g. -AAS
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apl GODDTN AppERsoN 49,.
MINE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING I,ors

~ ON LEIGH AND 10TH STREETS FOR sAI.E
AT AUCTIoN.-Wiilb be sold on THURSDAY. the
TN .AprI lsa9 on the premises commepcinx Al
north side of Leigh and west line of 10th street,
adjoining the residence of Mr. Lewis Webb, plat
among the most beautiful in this city and are ouite
convenient to most CT the business parts of kich.
IN nd
TERM5-0ne fourth cash; balsnce at 6, IL aud ,s
months, for negotiable notes interest added secured
by q trust deed, or title retained.
The taxes for 1859 to be paid by the purchasers.
NH "a 9ODDIN APPERSON. Aucts
p, After the foregoing SALE will be sold an I'M
divided woiety of Lots Nos IL, r. 10, a. in Adams
Valley, near Carripgtens MILL each fronting 20
feet on Richard street running back about "A feet
belonging 10 the estate of the late Jas Crane. By
request OF his Executors. Terms at sale.
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Ry Hoddin i Annerson

CENTRAL Arr VERY VALUABLE
~ PRIVATE RESIDENCE AND VACANT TOT
At THE CDRNEK OF ON AND FRANKLIN SITS !
FOR sAnEAT .UGrI.,r AT the request Of Mr.
John NJ Patton. Jr, Exfcuter Of the late John NJ
Patton, will sell af public auction, the premi
ses. on tuesday,. the 10Th day CT April 1859, com
uencihg at ~ o'clock. p NJ the large and Admira-
biz located residence. late in tbs occupancy CT The
ecesent The lot fronts on eth street about 1o2
ieet runs back lao feet. The dwelling has IS rooms.
including basement and garrett and Is not only re-
mArkabIy well located, but Is now In good repair.
srd y supplied with gas and water. The kitchen
= large and well arranged; and there Is an excel
ient brick stable and carriage house e. the
lot. 70 the dwelling will be attached about So feet
q ground on 9Th street. Tbs vacant lot next to the
Mecnanics Ius itute. having front Of 10 feet will
ne sos unless the purchaser Of the gel
ing snouid elect 10 take it at freed prics The
Iocs.on OF this property in the heart Of the city
anu IN trout oil. and in fun view Of the Capitol
squaIs recommer de- it to the attention OF the rner
;ns an or pro.essiona gentleman There IL an office
9Th street. aee i"'
Terms -Onethird cash; balance at the end IF fye
bic halt yearly. secured by a trust deed S~'"
The taxes and insurance for 1859 to be maid nv the
purchaser. h''! 'oe
GOnnfN kpprDSoxr
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~GALLERY or FIns ARfs, II, MAIN
srREEf. RIcaMoND. VneIsIA.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
'WAT5ON feels IL duo to his patrons and the puo-
liz 70 tender them his wArmest thanks Tor the gene
rous support they have favored him Win nnSS ne
nvensd fhe above @ ALLERY, and desires 20 inform
Them that circumstances has arisen which has ~. 2.
Sncea him TO abandon the project OF returning 70
rs. sr ina nresent and he Is receiving "a
enss new Cases Of the esss Gussy . ws6 Ss
rtarSs 3, double his efforts to please All VINO may
favor him with their patronage. .aa phosn
rhis art 10 Be seen at his Gallery. which sor sie
and Workmanship. ID equal 70 ang pioiausp
S Ssantv And sss for as Ssls- unegualled q IN
other phos sn nrbl sass srs ny-
tsd 10 ali spd Judge TOR themsslses n,
a1 One Quarter sixs OAMshAs ns rahys-,mif
TSA6HIONABLE DOOA-PLAfnS. 7 n
= subsoriber hes Just relurnsa aEom ~ No..
With largs variety of LIN .ssxer h
the vssY Bot mannes, end .aEni2 e ossso1s5 -
rsas0nahls vsics1 81 ~ m ~ SiIvsr platss
sp3-Hs On sth n " sser y SosnsFs ps'''
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Per his ATTY, Wm . Jsrdo0o.
Henderson, Ky, Fsbl5 1859. IL 2s--2tawtds

EOUND--A sum Of Money, which the
Il owner can get By coming forward. proving pro
perty. and paying charges Gall e she ssess q
.r4-ss Broad e. between "a and Sd.
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By e. B. Cook, Auctioneer.

ENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
" TURE AT AUCTION. --On FRIDAY. the an
last, at 10 O'Clock will sell at the res OF John
EErant; Eco, (whe Is declining housekeeping on
French Garden Hill, in rear Of 9Th street aud i'm
media.eIy opposite tho garden of Lewis Webb. Eco .
ing OF '
I Mahogany secretary and Book Case
Handsome Mahogany Sofa
Mahogany Rocking Chairs
Maple Cane Seat Chairs
Mahogany sideboard
Superior Curled Hair Mattresses
Carpets, Bedsteads Washssands. &c,
ALSO;
Tne usual variety Of Crockery, Glass Ware, Hitch.
inc above Furniture Is in most excellent order.
having oeen used but very short time.
dp jos " COOK AuctiouAer
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,TI.Aps COLLARS, COLLARS

Ihe above UoIIags are az TIE latest styIe auu arc
n actually as cheap as they are represented.
Also = very large lot Of Cambria Eands. which
~ az been bought at suction will be sold at least
. rar cent below she regular price. np
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By Richard Csufhorn.
nRY GOODS. CLOTHrNG. SHOES e.

DRY GOODS. CLOTHING, SHOES. &c.
- At AUCTION.-On FRIDAY. 9Th it stant =,
70 9cIock ct my store win ssil az auction large
and Shoes consisting o. cassinsis vestines ii srns
MensIins. Bleached Dornessirs prfats FcsS& PCT.
ct Handks. Cambria do Cashmere and C.s.;na,
Pants Coats, Vests, Hoeisry, Cravats. &c.
eHOEs-Womeu's Bootees and Rnskins Mr,,,.
Broeans. Boys shees. Mems Boot. Gsifers. &c.
ap5 CAITTu0pW
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DIR oooDe

DRY GOODS. DRY dooDs Our =.
ssassss ana e ese s:, e. q.
srs snd se invita- the attention Il ali
quality and aa "a aar atisy to please both IN he
she price as sa sha sssas sed guarantees
san,tssS psess aoods of all kinds; Besa9es. Or.
sir@raa,s..a lawns ., Jaeonets &c. silks. Hsrnanias
g. srod,es Nantes Domestic Goods Al sira.
ssar,,sp sict Cents Wear large variety. Hon
sn. cHILRs 4 onRsERY.
A rkiL Arm 1859 THE GREATEST
90 Broad st WIFI open this mo, n,nu MI nFs,
earaea OF Ladies' and ohildren's Straw Ronness.
ebSoss: Crares. Rsns Of sonnet and Trimming
gss Ard every description OF Millinery Goos. nrss.
80 IN great profnsion: large assor,mers
s o fancy lair Pins Mit; Kid siIs s 70
aaa rnread 0suntlets Black silks. Coftan. p as
i'm. white asrss.; s Ws,s rea Sarsaia Mus
~ DER articles TO be sold at such low nr;s
His motto ,s ese,y person who wishes pur chase
sp. : GOLDSMITH sarIs e ses Brood at.
1880 SPRING AND SUMMER IOS0
GOODS. lCoJ
leave 20 say to my friends and the public sencraY
and h.. am now prepared 20 show Of the largest
DIR i GOODS
that have ever had the pleasure of exhibiting IN
ranc Si'S COMPRISING general stock OF staple and
- 4 choice and rich assortment of LADIES' DIR Ess
6UoDS, OF the newest designs viz:
biae CO, ana Soiored SILKS
sHAILIRs,
ORGANpIEs,
AosIlS SAk EaTEss
SHAWLs. &c.
~
Of every grade and EQUALITY, for gentlemen and boys
wear.
a large supply of HEAVY STAPLE GOODS. for
Also magnificent assortment Of
Bleached and Brown sR1RTINGS
Irish LINENS
Linen sHEETINGs
Brown and Blesched Cotton SuEETINaS
Besides many other things. too tedious to men,
| last week past in Philadelphia and New York, on
| the most favorable term, and will be sold cheap,
for cash Call and see and examine Tor yourselves,
NH 2a-d&cw2m JNo sMITHFR.
| NEW SPRING GOODS. - MANN s.
~ VALENTINE. JR hasJust received by steam
| er, from New York. variety Of choice Staple and
Fancy Goods. of the latest and most fashionable
styles. suited TO the present and approaching
| sons Of which the following are part. Wig:
Bareges. Organdies. and piccolomini Stripes and
| Silks Chailies. Lawns and Jaconets
Plain and printed Briliiantes. in large quantities
Mourning. and halt mourning goods. OF every style
| tau brirs. NaiBsooks and Eugenie Muslins
| Laces. Edgin9e and Iusertngs
| Wrench, English and American prints
| Irish Linens, Linen Cambria Handkerchief and
| Linen Drills
Table Damask. Napkins, Huckaback. Diaper and
| Crash
| Hosiery, Gloves. Sleeves Collars &c. &c
| nznaburgs, Denims. Duck and Ticking
| Blesched and Brown Shifting. Sheeting &c, &c.
| The abov' have been bought at liberal discount
for cash. and are now offered wholesale and retail
| cheap for cash or to prompt customers
| MANN VALENTINE JR..
| 99. corner of Broad and Ninth streets.
NH l7-lm Near the Capitol Sauare.
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HOUSE AND LOT ON OKEaON HILL

IL FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will be sold on
MONDAY the 18th April 1859, on the premises,
on Oregon Hill, occupied by a colored woman nam
cd Cross Brown. The lot has front of I6 feet and
depth of 100 feet.
TERMs-0ne-thrd cash; balance at and smonths.
for uegot able notes. interest added aud title re-
tanned till last note be paid
The taxes for 1857 to be paid by the purchaser
ap2 G0DDIN II AppERSON Aucts
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NEW C.OTHINa STORE :.

~8a NEW CLUI HIN0 STUKE. The
MA subscriber has Just returned from New York
VIZ with large and W. II selected stock of Eng
.-2A lish French aud German CLOTHS, CASSf.
MERES AND VESTlNG5, for the spring and sum.
mer trade, which he invites his friends and the
public to call and examine, at No 80 Main street
Mansion Hottss. Orders left with him for Clothing
WI De made up in the best style, after the latest
hand superior assortment of ready made Cloth
ing and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, which will
be sold very cheap. B BECHER,
nh ll-lm* No 80 Main street
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A SUPERIOR LOT RUUn1Nn NJ.

~ 81 1It1OEs LUZ OF BUILDIMH MI A
a. IEkiAL, AT AUOTION.-We will selI. unon
m ne piem,se. On WEDNESDAY the 9th April COM
the q. Clock. the Framed Building At
r ~ Tue occupancy of Mr. Benz Tinsey. togetber
Those IsGa kischsn stable carriage house &c
this sale. "ouio uo wei 10 attend
est added, and satisfactorily endorse mu tn'ea-
qq1rea' JAS TAYLOR 4 SON Anct.
day of May. " 10 iehio'ea Dy me 9TH
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BY Alexander Mott.

MIGHT SALES. Il will offer for sale at
~ auction TONIGHT, and continue every night
through the winter. q large and complete assort-
ment Jewelyr, Ready made Clothing, Nett Shirts
deB ALEX MOTT, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-05
rTHIRTY.ONE LOTS M THE PLAN

NJ, OF BsLvIDERE. FOR SALE AT AUoTIoN.
Mili De cold at auction. on the premises, on Mon
Z. NJ, THIRTY-0NE lots in the pan OF f}elvdere.
near to HOLLYWOOD Cemetery, each fronting about
W Get on the East line of Laurel street. running
BACK Nfset to the lots of Mr. Jas NJ Anderson
TERMs-Onefnurth cash balance at 4, and IL
months for negotiable notes. interest added and III.
tie retained till last note be paid
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