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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-06
HNe n. R.EfRsS, IA. a., HON F o.

E&0& A.. S.xfKD, III. e., HO.ue az o.
W pathic Physician and Surgeon, respect
lntly tenders his professional services 10 the cti
zens of Evansville and vicinity.
For the satisfaction of those whom it may con-
Germ, Dr. Baird would stale that, in addition to a
scientific education in Homeopathy, he graduated
with the hoiiers at of the best Aioathic medi-
cal colleges in the country. aFsl4 sss4
Having devoted special attention TO Surgery, and
having complete set of splings &c, he prepared
TO render satisfactory aid 10 those requiring surgi
cal treatment. F4FH
as5 Office, No. As Main street. Office hours
from l to } J.. NJ. APP
nv E.HBER! EU.nRER the az:
&% dersigned has in his yard and for sale
Four Hundred Thousand feet thoroughly seasoned
PINE LUMBER. This is an No. lot, mann
Iactured out OF large, hull grown TIMBER and not of
Dog Fennel Saplns.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage be-
slowed On him the past year, be would respectfully
ask for continuance of the same.
JOHN f. GLOVER,
iapl Corner Main and Seventh SITS.
81 EEs SSED FINE EE0ORksN'G.-.g
MILF large and constant supply for sale by
ap1 JOHN f. GLOVER.
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H.sgxD W.aRE-
vi Il

" 90 dozen G. s Planters Hoes,
% do Root Hames
% do Horse Collars,
casks Traces.
3 do Log Chains,
: so dozen Steel Shoyels, F ts
- do do Spades For sale by
mar3O GEO. s. SONNTAG, No. 10 Main st.
" .gDEE s., coon .nORyV.I.V'G.-
III Good morning, Mr.. .Rasch. When did you
get home? l got home few days ago, and have
brought the finest assortment of Heel Caters, Plain
and Fancy Kip Heels, Kid and Morocco Boots and
Buskins, and great variety of Misses and Chill
dren's CATERS, Shoes, slippers and Ties Also, a
great variety of Youths and Boys Shoes Ties and
Slippers. Call and examine my stock before buy
ing elsewhere, as / am determined to sell at very
small profits, cheap for cash. Come while the bar
gains in the market. JOHN RASCH,
mar3l-1m No. Second ST., Evansville, Ind
$4,000 sH,Na IT, q =, o. ~.
he bought elsewhere. Enquire at this Office.
mar3i-1w
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Marriage I'M HIgh Life.

The Wedding of Miss Corcoran, daughter
of the celebrated banker of Washington
City, which was to have taken place yester-
day, was to be a q marriage in high life"
sure enough. The man to be rendered.
truly blest by being united with this
lady, is Mr. Eustis, of Louisiana. A young
Spaniard had dared to hope that he might
usurp MIR. Eustis place, but his hopes were
crushed by an application of Mr.. Corcoran's
boots for his impertinence. He challenged
the banker, who politely declined the prof
fered honor of being killed. as an antidote
for the Spaniards wounded pride. Mr.. Eus-
tbs is said to be a g fiery son ofthe South, ["
and recognizes the /" code" Perhaps the
Don can be accommodated by applying to
him. ,ssss.z ai e5l a. ss-iszsas-t tf
However, as we said before, extensive ar
engagements are being made for a agood
time" Seven bridesmaids and groomsnlen
were selected to attend the happy couple; a
splendid party was to come off at her faith
er's residence, and other brilliant entertain
uents are on the programme. q
nsa-, Mr. ]. Stuart Mill, the distinguished
logician and political ecouamist, in the pre-
face to his essay On Liberty, which he ded-
icates to the memory ola wife whom he has
lately lost, attributes TO her "all the inspi-
ration and part of the authorship Of all that
is best in his writings OF many years past -
A woman could scarcely ask better testi-
Enony to the capaeity of her Sc
49,. RI ..4a,i 3 q q 81 43l fa srfale4 8
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ND.MK.NXsTR.sTOH NO TxCE.-
9A Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed Administrator of the estate of
David Aiken, Jr., late of Vanderburgh county, de-
ceased. Said estate il solvent
mar28-3wd DANIEL AIKEN, Admir-
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u best quality, for sale by
mar23 s. E. GILRERT & co.
EEW.ELRY,-GOL IND sxL EE
a. WATCHES AT AUCTIDN.-AlI of that large
stock of Jewelry of Mrs. R0SINAs SMITH, in the
Crescent City Bank Building, Third street,
mencing at o'clock p. NJ, TIL URSDAY, March
a. and continue from day to day until all sold,
consisting of Rings, Bracelets, Breastpins Gold and
Silver Watches, Gold Chains, Pearl, Lava, and Gold
Stone Sets complete, ali the finest French manu-
facture. anG of the latest and most fashionable
styles, selected with great care and lasts. g
-ALSO--
Silver Tea Service, - Paper Holders,
Silver Knives 4 Forks, Toilet Mirrors,
Silver Fish Knives, Pocket Cutlery, III
Silver Goblets, Scissors,
Silver Cream Pitchers, Combs, tt
Silver Fruit Baskets, Hair and Tooth Brushes,
Silver Egg Stands Letter Holders @ -
Silver Castor Stands Paper Cutters, '1 81
Gold Silver Thimbles, Pocket Books,
Gold Pens and Holders, Port Monnaies,
Silver Pen Holders, Port Folios, - sci
Opera Glasses, Spectacles, Card Gases, &c.
Plain and Fancy Whalebone and Bamboo Canes.
Gold and Silver Mounted Revolvers, several pat
terms. Also-Collars, Undersleeves, Silk Stock
ings, Glsyes French Embroderies, Silk Dress Pat
terms, and great variety of elegant articles suita
We invite the Ladies to the sales every after
in the evening. H. NELSON & CO..
&ss-+ Auctioneers.
Me- The Ladies' are invited TO the sale of Jewelry
in Crescent City Bank Building this afternoon, at
two o'clock. The stock is all good, and must be
sald
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LE HEFTER .9.S.ss CHEAPER FIR
SA tcle of Pine Flooring than can be touud ia
the market, constantly ON hand. Also-Dressed
Ceiling, Notwithstanding, dc. &c. sfsE
app NEWBERRY e CLEMENT.
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@sHOES! SHOESA2 xs.4xR Of
~ Ladies' Bootees, Caters, Buskins, and Slippers;
Misses do. do, Children's Shoes of all sizes and
qualities from the neat Shoe for twenty five
to the finest article made by Webster Call and See
and you will be convinced that HUGHES has the
best stock of Shoes in the city. marI5
NUezNTED x.n.nRDLzrELrs
w practical Farmer. Apply at this Office
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w practical Farmer. Apply at this Office
NSO n ID A 81 ~ .a.s.y .N.4TfsNEs.-5O
- reels and coils Cotton Hemp and Manila
Rope, assorted sizes; 100 gross Gates Matches
Just received from the factory and for sale cheap
by ssss4 e CHAS. McJOHNSTON,
MARI Main street, the Canal.
Ho.1L U-xHLE FARM FOE s.aLE,
" ON FAVORABLE TEItMS.-0ne Of the very
best farms, situated in Scott Township, in Wander
burgh county, the homestead of Edmund Siaidlow,
Esq, is offered for vale account of the death of
the late owner. There will be sold either l25
or 245 acres; SO are clear and in the highest
state of cultivation. Balance good timber land
80 of the clearing in grass or clover, and
about acres in wheat. The clearing is divided
into seven fields. There is a good orchard fine
garden good we'll and csiern, good house with
about rooms, a good barn, stable. &c. ssta
This is a model fisrm, and the soil has been
exhausted = tho Princeton road runs through the
lan, and the buildings within mile of Ingles
Station, regular stopping place on tho Evansville
CrawfUrdsviiie Railroad, within nine miles of
Evansville.
Price moderate and terms very easy. For fur
ther particulars enquire of ~
mIT-3mdSw DENNY &LCSKENHEIMER.
aS #E#ER ~
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DR U.vNs! PKU.N.Es !!-a C.asH 5
~ best quality, for sale by
mar22 s. e GILRERT 4 co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-05
RooKs >rArloNEn,, AND MINICAL

BOOKS, STATION EIt1, And SiuAL
MERCHANDISE. At Wholesale AND RETAIL"
TAS. WuOrliul - i CO. hog 8" announce Z" buyers "'
% all cls..-, that they are now supplied with The largest
and beet stock ~ Books. Stationery ani Musical hcrclah'
die which they have -.,r I'll, rcd l'ef-r".
school Book. Law. Medical and MISCELLANEOUS i'o"h';
Blank Book. " r'ing and Wrapping PIl'cr--indecd Sta
i.oirry Of every dr-cfil;ip:i.
Plano ror'r,. M-i"'l~o'r-. tiul'sr- l:ani"s, A"corieon-,
Victims. Flute. Violin AMI Guitar string, Harp AMI 'i"''h'
cello Strins-.
NEW STASniIp NrSlC.-Thcy have j'-t ci'en'
Ell several cases Of H." most .rperh' Note Paper, Bath Post.
Envelopes and Visiting Carl.. from the manufactures ~;
Della Rue aud Jrytsnii, London: I!rric, Scotland, and
I;rr;rau. plTi>-prc,rntiur Il cr-a' variety. and forming
altogether the mo-, elegant -:ocl ever seen III a si':I"
,,,1bI,lun.rt. JiS. MuDDIIOrSf ~ Co,
Zoo; ..ilrr.. S',;ipn.r, and dealer ia
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FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE IN PHILADELPHIA.

PuII.ADELrHIA, April A.-Beforc the l.. 5.
Commissioner to-day the case of the negro
Daniel Webster, an alleged fugitive slave from
.Athcnsvillc, Va, is being heard. On con.
Quoting the fugitive to the Commissioners OF
flee this morning, 4 most exciting scene was
presented. Hundreds gathered along the route.
manifesting every evidence that n forcible seiz
urc from the officers was determined on. But
Marshal jenkins made such q movement as LEFT
no doubt that the first mar who interiered did
so at the cost Of his life, and thus succeeded IN
safely conducting Daniel before the CoinmS-
Sicner. The fusitive'S counsel objected to the
power of attorney Of the claimants counsel,
rs n mere transcript from, and not the ull re-
cord of the Court of Loudoun county, Va
The examination is still progressing; the room
is guarded by n large police force.
The evidence for the prosecution was closed
ut . o'clock this evening, when the counsel for
the defence asked for a continuance, not having
time to consult with witnesses.
The prosecution argued that the statute Ell
forced summary proceedings and opposed Il
continuance. Public feeling was much excited
and the law demanded prompt action to shield
the claimants from disastrous results. This
was the intent of the law.
The Commissioner decided in favor Of a CON
t%inuancc. for the reason that he WIS not per.
fectly satisfied with the identification Of the ne
gro. the witness not having seen him for seven
or eight wears. The Court then adjourned till
Tomorrow afternoon.
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STATE OLE THE WEATHER.

RIcmNoSp, April 4.-The following Is the
state Of the weather at the places named. Time
of observation about : o'clock, \. NJ. to-day
New York, clear and cool; Philadelphia. clear
and pleasant; Baltimore, clear and cool; Wash.
ington, clear, wind y. W: Petersburg, cloudy,
thermometer IS; Norfolk, thermometer 81,
wind s; Raleigh, clear, thermometer TO; Will
minston, raining and mild; Columbia, clear
and mild; Charleston, raining, thermometer 90;
Augusta, clear and pleasant; Savannah, rain
ing. thermometer 81. wind y. W.; Macon, clear
and pleasant; Columbus, clear and pleasant;
Montgomery, clear and cool; Prairie Bluff, clear
and cool; Lower Peach Tree, clear and cool;
Mobile. clear. thermometer 81; Gainesville,
clear and cool; New Orleans, thermometer 81,
wind n; Wheeling, clear and cool; Cincinnati,
cloudy and cool.
Barometer at Smithsonian Institute, Wash.
ington, ut : O'Clock, \. NJ. corrected for the
temperature, 1852. at noon o9.G72. Their
mometer at : o'clock, 4. NJ, sc, at noon 81.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ar OxYGENATED BITrERs IN EU-

40 OXYGENATED BITTERS IN EU-
ROPE.-from Rev. l.. DoOliile, a highly respectable cler-
gyman. PARIS, November /, ISIS.
Dear Sir-About two years since I made use Of n few bot
ties OF your oNfGESATED BlTTEl,S, for u stomach CON-
plant which was at that time relieved.
since my stay In England and France, ] have found my
OH enemy, irritabtlty of the stomach, returning agaiii. !
have not found any prescription Ia afford me relief and |
made Inquiries In London for your oNf1ENaIED BlI.
TERS. but could no; find any. write now To beg you VIII
do me the favor to send by the earliest steamer TO i!avre,
half a dozen bottles.
An old friend of mine in England, Captain jackson Of the
British army, found, on my arrival, suffering from Astii-
ma. manife,,ly the result Of dyspepsia. Send an additional
half a dozen boil :, should like to. have the Captain try
the medicine.
am not aware that my lame j. known to You. have
been the resident clergyman for some twrniy.ihree years,
in Sherhrool and Lrnnoxyillc, Canada East, To which
charge hope to h- able To return In the spring.
| remain dear sir, your Vbecieni servant,
l.. DooLlrTLr.
eS-Srr W. r0wIE & Co., Boston, Troprieiors. Sold by
their agents every where.
For sale In Richmond by PURCELL, LAD & CO., ADIE
6GRAY. and W. PETERSON, Druggists April 4-dlw
- MANLY MOUSTACHE.-
II whitenrd by time, or Redeemed b. nature. become, In
stan,ly dark aS night under the operation Of CRlSTADO.
RIOS HAIR DYE; a few moments suffice TO mctamnrrhose
u head of hair, which onenis the eye by H. hue, into Il
crown Of beauty. WOMAN'S lINGLEfS. il prenaturcly
frosted by care or sickness, or naturally Of an unlnvrallr
color. are changed to 4 rich. warm brown, or a splendid and
lifc.liee black in ten minutes, by this wonher.s orking pre-.
paratiOn.
Sold every where, and applied by all Hair Dresse..
CI.lSTADOR0,
April t-hSwlm No. 6 Astor House \py York.
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LATEST NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
Telegraph Office, No. 1879 Main Street. Richmond, !;
REPORTED PoR TnE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
TRIAL OF DANIEL E. sIcKLEs.

WASHINGTON, April 4.-In the criminal
Court to-day, Judge Crawford presiding, Mr..
SicklcS' case was taken up. The defendants
counsel consists of Mcssrs. Brady and Ora
ham, OF New York, Mr.. Stanton, Of Pittshurg,
Mr.. Phillips. of Alabama. MeSsrs. Chiffon,
Radcliffe and Magruder of Washington. The
prisoner plead not guilty. Only five jurors
were sworn when the panel was exhausted
The prisoners counsel asked that the prisoner
might be allowed to be placed in a position Of
easier communication with his counsel than in
the dock. The request was refused by the
Judge. The Court then adjourned till to-lnor-
row. The courthouse was densely thronged
at an early. Many of the prisoners personal
friends are here from New York and else,
,rba,.,
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NORTHERN

New YORK. April 4.-Cotton is heavy; sales
to-day of 5000 bales at a decline of one-eighth
in some cases. Flour is lower; sales Of State
ut s.. 10 to 5.65. Ohio $50 to 6.6j, Southern
60 to Go. Wheat is very dull and down
ward; red $l.40 to l.5l. white 1.50 to lib
Corn is lower; mixed SIC. yellow Sc to S.
Spirits Turpentinc dull at SIC. Rosin firm:
sales Of $500 barrels at i2t.
BALTIMORE, April Flour is unchanged;
sales Of Howard Street at $6.25. Wheat is
dull: sales Of white at $1.45 to l.So. red Lao
to l.j0. Corn is downward; white - to &c,
yellow 50 To So.
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THE LATEST pr OBLIGATIONS.

VCST RECEIVED BY A. MORRIS. %, Main Street
d La Plata, the Argentine Confederation, AMI Paraguay,
hy Thomas J. Page, L. =. y. 4 further supply. Price f.
discoveries in North and Central America, Ivy Henry
Barth, Il. {. L., Fellow 81 the Royal Geographical and ~
attic Societies. vol. 81, go.
Tire. Visits to Madagascar during the years ls"': ~.
~; including a Journey to the Capital; with notices "i III"
natural history Of the country. and Ia" present civilization
Of m, p-opl--hy the Rev. Vim. klli-. author of "Polynt-
sian Researches. 80.
Letter, from Spain-heinc the 81 Series of the Letters "'
n Travrlrr-by VIM. e. Bryant, %:
Sixty Years Clcaiime- from LIES larv">t-a g'nHlh"
aurobiorraphy--by John brown, proprietor of the lhi'er'
sity Billiard Rooms, Cambridge, l.M.
Home Memories or. Ech"-, "f 4 mother voice. hy VIZ.
Cary Brock. author Of - Children at Home. Working
and Waiting" &C. 80 c..
The Chess Hand. Book teaching the rudimcnts 81 the
game. and giving an analysis Of the recognized opinions
cxeInpIifcd BY appropriate games actually played by Nor
ply, iIarwits, Anderson, stanton. raulcir. Montgomery.
Meek, and many others. by an Amateur. - cts.
TIL. Surgeons Daughter. . vols being me cohe'ud'"s
novel Of the Household edition" Of Warcrley. l.t.
Adam Iedc-a new novel. 10y George Elliot, author "i
:. scenes in Clerical Life" &c.. l.mi.
Thu Lady Uf the Isle, by Mrs. fInma ID. T.. y. son'hwor'i;
Her last and hes, work. rs. April ID
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MnreAs'-h -GonplX { ArprRsoy, ,uc,!oneer,.
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CENTRAL AND VERY ytIUARIE
EulA lIE ILslnEALL AAn 80.

"
At rHr CORNER OF NINTH AND FRANKLIN STREETS.
FOR SALE At AUCTION.
7 the rrqIr,, OF Nr. John VI. Patton, Jr. Executor Of
n The late John VI. Patton. Ne will sell AZ public auction
on ih- premises. On TUESDAY. THE 18TH BAY OF APRIL
l>i9. commencing ~ * O'Clock. 7. VI. the large and al
mirAhiy located residence. late in the occupancy Of the
it,c,leUt. The lu, front. on gh street about lu9 feet, nuns
har. ia frr'. Tie lwrl.iu, has L. Foom>. including base
men' and c,rr";. and !, 10, only reInarkahly we'll located.
but i now IL good repair, and i Supplied with gas and
water. Tie Kitchen j. l,r." aud well arranged; and there
i an excellent br!c. stable and carriage house attached tn
the !o:, t. the dwelling viii be- attached about % feet 81
ground on 9Th sir",i. Tho vacant lot u-Nt 10 the Mech Az.
les lu-l'Tir. hayii: a front IL ~ feet. will be sold
separately, unly,- thc purchaser Of the dwelling should
elect To- take u ~ at agreed price. The location of his
property 10 ID" heart Of ihe city. and In front Of. and in full
View VI TIE Capitol Square, recommends il - the attention
20: the merchant 5g professional gentleman. There IS nm
ONCE IN the basement, With al excellent entrance from gth
street.
TtKN~-on".,hiri ca>h, balance al the end 81 five years,
for hoal' pcirin: Interest, the in;rrisi payable half yearly.
occurred by "a tru,; Deed.
IT., fave, AMI Insurance fr i,5y TO be paid by the pu!.
chaser.
\nrI id, GODDIS A. \ppERSOS Aur,s
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SALES OF STOCKS IN RICHMOND.

For Tie Week ending .ipraj, l>j9.
RtroRrKD BIT C. W. PrRcEIL 4 Co. Stuck BRorKrs.
Virginia 8 per cent, 81 yearst to run. no sales at the Treasury
Do. Do shorter dates, sales t9,a.
Richmond City Bonds, sales 39s and Interest.
Virginia Bank Stock, par SO sales ss3.
Farmers Bank Stock, sales 3lG3%.
Exchange Bank Stock, sales fl0SE.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock, sales Ell
Dividend OF.
Merchants Insurance Stock, las: sales $50.
Richmond Fire Association stock, par &20, sales &ST%.
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad stocf.
las; sales $40.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, fi0E.
Richmond snd Petersburg Railroad Stock, las: sales $5s.
Richmond and Danyile Railroad Stock, sales ~.
Jazs, River and Kanauha Stock, las; sales &c.
Richmond and Danville Railroad guaranteed bonds,
sale, t92 and interest.
James River and kapawha guaranteed bonds, par va'us
tis; sales ~. and interest.
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Bonds, End mortgage. an
Ant in.e.-si. Do, Bird mortgage, las, sales tso, Hat.
Wig ala Contra Railroad Bonds SO and interest.
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Bonds $Ij and interest.
Orange and Alexandria ) per cent Bonds sj and interest.
Manassas Gap Rail Road Bonds S5l and interest.
Ser.o,l City IL. and interest.
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A VALUABLE JAMES RIVER FARM,

ufEiRLY APPLICATION L. ytar.l
yTTISllINt TO moycio an adjoining county. ] Offer for sale
w my farm containing four hundr"l and seventy iw"
acres. Il Is situated Oh Jlihr, River, III the 'nnniy Of
Charles City, thirty miles below Richmond and ty" from
Charles City Court House, and adJoins the lands Of IA
President Tyler and oihcrs. IL j. very aivautarccu,ly ,i'u'
a,rd for The shipping of al! products from the farm Ia one
mile % the landing timber iuI cord wood cab be- cut suih.
Glen, 20 pay half III the purchase money, and then leave a
full supply for fencing. fuel. Sr.-Thrr' are about one hun
lrcd and eighty or ninety acres % cleared land. which has
been recently heavily married and lined. and !, in good
h-arl.-The field Tor faIlow il very tlickly -ri with clover:
il produces well wheat. c"rnlrd tobacco. liu; II i u,rl'>sio
say more. as the ptnluciivrn">> Of jane River land i tn"
well known TO need much recommendation The dwelling
J., In good order, ro"n!, very convenient and beautifully
situated. with all necessary out houses in first rate repair -
The fruit. Is u the most choice variety. ANY OH" wishing 10
view the place. can direct their letters io Charles City
Court House. stating the dag shall meet them a; k"nn"ns
wharf. Terms made To suit the purchaser. Apply q"
WILLIAM r.. CHRISTIAN,
April i-rIn ur GODDlN 4 AIPElSON, Agci-..
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C0DDiv 4 ApPERSoN, Auc..
VALtABLE dMpKOxED REAL ESTATE
on rFAn'. AND CARY STREETS, FOR SALE AT

| '"'" 49, 'f
Auction.
WILL r. sold al >gc'iou. Oh WEDNESDAY, THE eth
w DAY OF APRIL. l>J?. cn The premises. commencing
~ IL ~ clock, VI. the valuable improve! Rca! Es,ate, located
- It",-. consisting oflhe Four Tenement, on Pearl street.
occupied respectively. by Mc-.r-. Elleit X Drcwry, ". : &
!. l"bDan, L. v kG1sI.>. william Wall,'" sons. md the
Tenement u tive corner of Gary nni Virginia streets, oceu'
pied ly Me-r.. HUT = brothers.
III. above Real iStai" = locu;ci IN the most business
part of Richmond, aaI within a ,hort distance .! the Dock,
Basin. D.ENNir Depot aud shockn" Warehouse, and whether
regard hr hadio thu substantial character Of tn" Tenenents,
,esch having granite fronts, and those thai, ircnt on Pearl
street. run back about 40 feet 10 Virginia ,,re-t, 30 that
they r. mt on two streets OF th-lr 1dN ambiguous location,
Il i believed that 40 rea! estate Ia ihi> city olvrs better ia'
.Igc-nriis Tor a more J.d!Sious aal profitable Investment.
THY now rent for the aggregate ,unl % fG,5Nl per angutB.
The property i. :" well known and fayorahly spoken Of.
that d further description j. deemed unnecessary. A plat OF
the property will he exhibited! AZ the hour Of sale.
TEE">-"n".nih cI-h. balance ut Il, IL. i and % MONTH.
for negotiable note. iutrrc,' added. secured by Il Trust
Decd. The itNc- ani. !t.uraner f"r -? 10 be paid by III.
purchasers, dat hoy To- rrcriS" the rent from ,hc day u
,il-. GoDplN q AgFtKsoN, AGcts.
March 3i-cris
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LyycurrpC MARKETS ,rv,, -.

L1N'HEl Nr MAkhfIs, AfRit y.
I'siocn-During the pas, week the breaks were heavy.
AZ &c aoie some decline in lower grades OF Lugs, but good
SiaE:es Of Leaf and Luss are firm and prices Il shade
ats-' We 4iote Inferior 10 medium Lugs ~ 4 3 ~. good
".ne Log, - ~ = 9 ~; Inferior and medium Leaf :, "a
4.'' good aal Gue Leaf 40 - u -.
"HEs'.-prfg. white 81 ~, Extra ~ =.
i1yE->ap-rfne 81 ~; Extra 90 ~ a 8.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-05
INDIAN BATTLES.

81. J~o>rrus, Mo. April +-The Journal
learns that an extensive war is OH foot be-
tween the various Indian tribes Oh the plains.
headed bv WinnchagoeS. Negotiations are
pending between the various tribes.