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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-04
Sale conducted by GoDDIN Il APPERscN
ia Zy-2lw2ydts

A FTkR the fore going gale, by B. II.
Nash. Com'r we shalt sell at auction. that
Grace and 10th streets. frontipg iS2 feet on each
street y will be divided into four lots Of % feet
each. with frOntson the east line of 20h street
These lots are among the most beautiful for private
dwellings, be found in that part of the city which
IS now being improved By the erection of man
commcdating. will be made known at the hour of
sale. The taxes for le-9 TO be paid by the pure
sers. GUuDIN * apfFHSDN
Ia SS-eOdiw&d AuctioDeers
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EDUCATION.
4, RICHMOND MUSICAL INsTI

ny MIN NUM- MUSlGAL lNSII-
AHE TuTE The fonrth semi AT nral session al
'1~ this Institution will commence FEBRUARY nth,
ana close IN June, including term Of ~ weeks -
thorough instructions given In thl theory and
pfscuce ot Muic. In the Vocal Gle a. the subject
- go s.mriihed that children ye old readily
learn 70 read Music. specai attention given 10 the
cultivation Of the voice
Terms fer the session per scholar (rayah'e az the
middle Of the SESSION. two lessons ner week vocal
CiasseNeTciss adult So 80: Junior Caes,A 81 Piano,
organ and Voice, sch $40 Adult Glass In Singing
VIII meet on MONDAY and THURSDAY evening
The 'nVeEile on TUESDAY and SATURDAY after.
noon.
tor further particulars apply 10 LGALLEHER
At 2l2 BROAD street. or see Circular. ia Aim
COMMERCIAL SCHOOL,
~ CoRNN ~ MAIN Ann liTH srRrrrs
On the first of February, tho uhscfiber will re.
ocivc youths for instruction in Boo X keeripc and
Commercial Arithmetic.
The course q STUDY will comprise Double Entry.
the most approved methods Cf Commercial Cacula.
tioYs and such information for the Con ntinc House
as can be acquired in an Elementary School.
thoroUrh knowledge Of the arrangement and
Gesisa ot the EDGER will I've impaired, 80 of pri-
mary importance. and essential 10 prB ,tical an
derstapd ing al the system.
Pupils Will he Instructed separately, I'd at any
hour most convenient to Them from 10 A till =
n and from 7 NJ 10 PM.
CHARGE for the courkc, $50. One half payable in
advance the balar CO en- the Snth june. upon the
discontinuance Of the student from his Stu'ies
HUBBARD MITCHELL.
Accountant and Copy let.
Room over Cffiee Of Richmond Fire Association,
ccrntr Main snd Ilih streets, IN I9-tm
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BY Goddin Il Apperson, Aucts.
BY E. b. Cook, Auct.
DRAFTS DAGUERREAN GAILE1

DRAFTS DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
n.EiATUREs, &C, AT AUCTION On WEpNEs
"a next 9Th instant at 10 O'clock will sell at
All the Ipparatns ard f;x on asi R street
re's' SOFAS Tables Looking Glasses, Chairr, Mate
riats OF every description. &c, &C.
The above embraces q very large collection If p;c
lures Daguerreotypes and every article ne ces,arv
lot the prosecution Of the Daguerrean husiness 10
public is requested. ~ 'iio
TERMS casa.
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COUTHERN PIPE FOUNDRY-Tb

COUTHERN PIPE FOUNDRY.-Thc
~ subscribers having enlarged their Foundry for
OF al, u sons fIon X up to "a inch a mrsEs
any required thickness can be made by u.s. TO suit
the purpoee they are required for. Our Pipe has
been tested in this city, and has given entire salts
faction. Those in want OF the above. would do ell
to call at cur Foundry. before purchasing from the
North. as we prepared to furnish them a. very
low figure. and with dispatch
We also continue to furnish all kinds OF MACHI-
merry. Casting for railroads. Agricultural Mills,
We weuii return cur sircsre thanks to our pa
irons and the public generally who have 80 kindly
encouraged us in the advancement OF our business.
ard by strict attention We shAii enuessor 10 sat
isfy any that may give us q call.
Southern Pipe Foundry. rear OF shockoe ware
mouse, i ,n,a s'' EDpENS BRANNAN.
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BY Alexander Mott, Auct.
FURNITURE. DRY aO0nc AN

GROCERIES, Will be sold at auctio, .t M,
store. on SATURDAY morning next. the 18th Fehrr.
airy. commencing at 10 O'Clock, a fine lot second
hand Furniture. ~
DRY GeODS-Cloths Cassimerts Cassinetts. Me-
rines, Alpacas, Caicos and DomeRtcs; Ready Made
Clothing. -',"1'
Poots shoes Hats, Caps and Bonnets
GROCEF ES- hiskey Gin and Brandy Wine
Sugar, Coffee. Molasses, Soap. Candies, DC. 2O0ct
Segars. O''
Also. fine lot Glass aud Eartbenware
fe 4 ALEX nOTy Aro,
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I LIQUORS., CIGARS, HEARINGS, &c.
At AUCTION On FRIDAY. the An inst. At
20 Is casks O. gnsc Brandy
rs cases Cognac Brandy superior
Is bbIs Rectifled Whisky
1900 German Cigars
so bbls No PASSPORT Herrings
ALSO,
= pipes superior Cognac Brandy
Eo'd for and on account OF whom IL NAV eoneeru
teB COOK, Auctioneer.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE on MOS,

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, in the city of
Richmond, on the east line cf 18th. between Gyaca
and Hroad streets. ~
AS Commissioner. appointed by decree of the
circuit Court OF the city of Richmond pronounced
on the 9th January, 1859 in the case OF Nash 4
No no " nontagne &C." she'll proceed to sell ut
the 18th day Of February IS5q at O'clock p nj !;
tar; II not. the NEXT fair day. the HOUSE AND
LOT, located as above. formerly the residences o,
the late Thomas Cowes, fronting 90 feet on the
east line OF 10Th street running back ia feet to an
aliey The above is Justly regarded among thu
handsome private residences This Lot viii 10 soId
as whole or divided into tbrt lots Of 40 feet each
as may be determir ed on At the hour of sale
TERMS CT SALE-0ne-fuurth cash. balance at A. s
and II mos, for negotiable notes interest added
ana title retained till the last noe is paid. The
taxes Tor 1889 to be paid by the purchasers
BENJAMIN III NASH, Com'r
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TEFFERY MAsOY success,r TO GEO

EFFERY MASON, successor 10 GEO.
NJ KELLY III Main street. Richmond. Va,
having purchased the entire interest ofG n. KILL
Lf, ia the nrm of KELLY AMAZON will continue
the business IN AL ito branches at the old stand in
the name Of JEfFERY MASON
Ihanki1i LOT the very liberal patronage bestow ed
uIoh the ola nrm ne hopes, by strict and prompt
attention to bnsinsss and keeping q we'll selected
stock, to inertia continuance OF The same. Ali err
| ders promptly attended to. 49,
te 2-lm JEFFERy MASON
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son.
NALUBLE REAL ESTATE ON 2Np,

MARSHALL AND GRACE STREETS, AT
AUCII0N.-W he sold upon the p emises, on
O'clock. p N very desirable residence atthe cor
ner OF End and Marshall streets and now in the oc.
curaucy Of MIR. j. VI COrmack. II has six rooms
with the usual conveniences with gas and water
upon the premises, and connects with the city cul.
vert The entire premises have recently been
tbroughly repaired and rers ms in want Of a com
Portable res1erce in quiet and respectable neigh
DO, hood, wonld do well 80 attend the sale
ALSO-A valuable building lot on South side
Grace street. adI oinicg the residence of David J
Founders Esq It fronts IS feet front, and runs
back 1872 feet 10 analley.
TERaS-One-fourth cash, the balance ct 6, II and
Is months, for negotiable notes with interest sdded
and Ct cured by trust dead
Taxes and insurance for 1879 TO be paid by the
purchasers. JAS NJ TAYLOR x SON
IL 3-tGS AuctioDpers
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By Thos. W. Keeeee.
fOffice corner Of 10Th and Cary s,r,nt,

HORSES AND MULES, FOR SALE
l. AT AUCTION VIII he sold on SATURDAY
Horse Auction Lot. near the Central Railroad De-
pot, one very fine bay Horse. six years old. war
ran ei sourd and to work we'll
ALSO Two fine, large yeurg Mules we'll krok a
and warrented sound. Fl .e years old.
70
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IONNiFRCIAI. sCuooI
RUNAWAYS.

Room over offiee of Richmond Fire Asscciat
Ccrntr Main and nth streets. in I9-i
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ID d " I.NETF, ITUHtee
ia oQ--t5s - 49, A''0'<,.
MARKET FARM. ON

VALUABLE MARKET FARM ON
BROOKE TURNPIKE, ONE MILE FROM
RICHMOND. T0dETHER WAN Personal
P PtK0oPEETx KY, THEREON. FOR SALE AT AUG.
9th: 1859. commencing at II o'clock VI, the really
desirable Farm aud Market Garden located on the
Brooke Plank Road one mile above Richmond now
10 the occupancy of Mr. QuarIes. II ajCins the
toll gate and contains eight acres OF lard highly
improved. and now eultiva ed with great success
arranged for the coming season.
The improvements consist of an excellent Dwell
ing with hve rooms, god Kitchen Stable, Barn,
&c, all recently built 49,
. Atsg the sac of the real estate, will he seld tg
nne ltbrses fine Mich Cows; Market Wagon and
Harness: Cart and Harness; ali the Gardening I'm
pine. Is, DC. &c. Also. nice lot of Cabbage.
lERNs-tor the real estate. one-third cash bs..
ance o. ard two years for negotiable potes interest
added properly secured. For the personal proper
ty. surIs under $50 cash; that amount and ever 4
months credit for approved endorsei negotiable
notes. IODOJN a AppERs0N
f. l. IDS rct;onfara -
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It being necessary, owing to the dea tn
of Capt Davis TO dispose of his interest in the line
and popular steamers, GLEN COVE and CUhllS
PECK now running Gu James River. | al in
structed by the remaining stockholders to offer for
sale at same time and place, the residue OF the
stock in said Steamers; 80 that parties wishing TO
purrhase NAV have the opportunity OF owning the
entire stoc In both boats sd, nd they so desire
The Glen Cove Is new boat, built with all the
modern improvements well furnished. and OF great
speed. Her capacity ia between five and six hun
dYed tons bnrthen .
The Curtis Peck" long and favoratly known on
lanes River il also a boat Of great speed and Of
CAPACITY of five hundred tons burthen
Both boats have recently undergone thorough
TERMS liberal, and will be made known on day Of
sale
For further information. address or apply to
Avn % HASKINS, sec'y,
Richmond, Va.
~ ENQUIRER and Wing publish ill day Of sale.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND N

CHEsTERF1ELD- BY virtue of a Deed of
Trust executed 70 W Flournoy (now deceased) by
Clerks Office Of Chesterfield County Court, shall
sell. on the premises on MONDAY, 3ist January,
1882 Tract of Land. lying in Chesterfield county
containing about l92 acres, and located about IL
miles from Richmond. and adjoining the lands of
Robert s Erett u II Brooks estate and others -
all necessary out houses and the soil is well adapted
TO the of ell the crops grown in this part Of
the State. The place is well watered and has a pro-
portionable quantity Of timber land on it
TERMs About $500 in cGsh. and liberal credit fer
the balance.
Sale to commence at IL O'clock.
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AGENCIES.

1859. 1859.
John J. MEL L Importer and
Wholesale Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Bran.
dies. Wines, Whiskeys RUNS and c ,rdials-No. lsl
Cary street, Richmond. Va, offers for sale
Cogniac and Rochelle BRANpIES, In bond or duty
paid
HOLLAND GIN; Port, Sherry. Madeira and Muscst
Scotch and Irish WHISKEY; Jamaica RUM
IL store, 400 bbis CT Domestic Brandy Gin and Whis
KEY; 100 bbls Mountain Rye Whiskey, (manup
featured for me eXpressiy)
Fine old Peach and Apple Hraudes from to years
old
Choice brands Of German. Domestic and Havana
Segars
few casks Of Rhine Wine, which will sell low to
c'ose out the season.
Thankful for past favors. respectfully solicit
continuance.
sole Proprietor Of the celebrated Excelsior
Pure Ry e Whiskey. in Am
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3 WAS COMMITTED to the Jail

"a Of Chesterfield county on the sth instant. a
n NEGRO who calls himself WIN VIZ Ste,
IL and says he il Tree, and resides in the city
OF Baltimore. State OF Maryland The said NeCro
is about feet inches high complexion black, and
rather slow in speaking when spoken 10 II the
said negro not free the owner is required 10
forward prove property. pay charges. and take him
away, or he will be dealt with according 20 law.
SA DuNAL
IA lint Tailor Chester field county. Va.
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csy RUNAWAY.-S i00 REWARD
IA Tho ali we reward will he paid for tina arpre-
- hepston and delivery 10 Davis h HutCheson,
- Ia the city OF Richmond. or confined in any
Jal that get him ain II taken out of the State
of Nrc mia and s0 ftskrn in the state Of Virginia
for ms man THOMAS JEFFERSON lie is about
p years ofaee, brown complexion fu head of hair.
good teeth. feet 30 inches high. and rather grum
cCnuteuauCe John HUTCH sSON.
es- Enquirer and Wing will oopT in weekly pa
per twice each. ia 22-dts
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AVCx1ON 9ALH0.
1I71RFDIn~
By Goddin & Apperson, Auet'rs.


TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
4 PROPERTY IN THE VALLEY OF RICU.
M0ND.-0n TUESDAY. the sth Of Februsry is;a
commencing at O'Clock, P NJ, l shall, by virtue al
deed Of trust TO frou, VI Lucisni and wife for
the benefit of George NJ CArrington dated the 10Th
OF September ls55 and daily recorded, sell at pub
lie auction. the premises. the property conveyed
to me by said deed, to wit-that lot of land front
ing twenty two feet on the western side Of Seven
tenth street In the city Of Richmond. and running
back ninety i've feet to street about forty feet
wide; which said lot IL known and designated on
plat OF division Of the estate of Gel Richard Adams
on file in the Office Of the Clerk of the County Court
OF Henrico as lot number thirty eight" being the
same lot that was conveyed to the said Lucian by
the said George Darlington and wife, by deed
Gated the 18th October. 1884, and recorded Ia the
ounce OF tbs Hastings Court: and the same on which
SAID Lnciani la'ely kept his Confectionery store
Inc improvements on said lot are neat and conve-
nieht Brick store House and Dwelling, and two
TERMS oP sALE Cash as to 80 much as will lie ne
cessfy 10 pay the expenses of SALE and also all that
may ne BOW Que, principal ami interest to the ts
.a,e OF the said Geo Darlington (Which Is about
sz3i) ana as To the whole residue of the debt due
20 sald CarriBgtons estate in quarterly payments
OF SIZo each. commencing the LIST of March next:
ana as TO the surplus II any the terms will be made
known on the day of sale The deferred ma vnlents
TO De secured by deed of trust on the propertv
believe shall be able to convey an undmibted
tlIe put shaii only sell and convey such title a.
may De. or may become, vested in me
MINOR Trrs,aa
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old DOMINION BONE WOkkS.--
~ Dead animals removed from any place IN the
civ or vicinity free tof charge, IL notice be LETT at
my stable franklin st Inc ao1ss Ia
stood the Old Dominion Soap Factory
Fifty cents apiecs paid to any driver Er dead AMI
m Ais brought to my factory. ,uy ,svrrIpp
ia 2a-lm ANphHW ""S'
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BY Chas. T. Workman q Co
BY Henry w. Quarles, Auct.,
M IEn Mai

NANU. IVV .1dIH StIt6t.J
A UCTION SALE OF A EICH AND
"A ELEGANT STOCK OF JEwELRY.-ealss TO
commence THIS EVENING, at ! o'clock, and to
continue every evening during the week; during
which time will sell the finest goods that are mad.
The assortment consists Of every variety to be
found IN irst class retail store Elegant Lava and
oameo foods; Fine tockets; Cameo Revolving Pins
out: and an endless variety OF 0entlemen's GrsSas
&C. &c.
IN Private sales during the day
For bargains at auction, call at No. l:o Main st
every evening, at O'clock.
% HENRY W QUARLES Auct
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TNO THE LADIES.-My assortment OF
LADIES' FURs is still good. anf from this
sisting of Saber stone Martin, Fitch. Lynx, Black
and Brown Coney, Siberian Squirrel. &c
e. INSTRUMENTATION JVHN TiOMtcVN.
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no the Young Ladies and Matrons =

J. As the season for FURS il now drawing 70
close. would most respectfully inform the ladies'
of Richmond AMI the surrounding counties, that !
IF FURS of all kinds and OIL .lities that cannot be
surpassed in this market which will now sell az
much reduced prices, and would respectfully invite
all ia want to give me an early call, and thus &C.
cure good bargains TT the old stand, No IS Main
street. no l. DICKINSON. successor TO
fe2-lw Binfori, Dickinson Weisger.
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HORSES, MULES, WHEELBARROws
II CART HARNESS. CART WHEEJs Sc AZ
AUCTl0N.- SATURDAY the 9Th liz slant. Mt "a
clock. at the large Lot the Central Railroad
Hpot. VIII FELL several Harness aud SADDLE
Horses end > large yonng well broke Mules Aiso 70
pirt WheeI5arrows. in gcod order: % sets second
new. y Cth.ou, 'A'i!
fe 1
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SEVENTEEN MOST DESIRABLE
- LOTS. ON COUNCIL CHAMBER HILL, Fer
SALE AT AUCTION Will be soli on THURS.
enteen most desirable and eligible located lots on
Council Chamber Hill vs.
PARTICULARS, es to terms OF SALE e.. will be hers.
al er announced. Unusual Inducements will he Of
fered. wan VIC VI
G0DDIN APPERsoN.
ia T-iaw.ds Anct;oDoa,s
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N Notwithstanding lost Certificate No
~ 100. for Two Shares Of Stock in the Protection
Building Fund Company. dated 10th March. 1884
notice is hereby given. that / shall apply 10 said
Company for a new Certificate, or itsyAlue.
IA li-IaW,mE WN v TYLER
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SAIe 70 Commence At IT O'CLOCK.
BENJAMIN III NASH,



A Z THE SAME TINE, the undersigned
y will proceed TO sell, on MONDAY. the 3lst d ~
of January. 1879, beginning at 10 o'cock. NJ at
tie late resi- fence of Mrs Nelusine franck, in
Chesterfield county about l6 miles from Rich moni
city, and sdioiIing the teat known 40 saint L.
GER in said county. the goods and chatte!s of said
d Frsr ok. consisting Of Cows. Horse Mule,
Cattle. Hogs. Wagon Cart and Gear. Farming In
plements Household and Kitchen Furniture and
other articles.
TERMS: For sums of 500 ard under cash; over
SO f0ur months credit for bonds with satisfactory
sureties. ALBERT SPUTT,
ia l7-2awtds Admir-
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TWO FRAMED TN ENiENTS ON 2Np
- STREET AT AUCTION.-Wil lie sold upon
the premises on THURSDAY the 18TH Instant i'm.
medIateiy after the sale of the above property two
framed tenements On the West side OF 81 street an
near TO Duval street, each with six rooms besides
KITCHENS and adapted both for stores and dwringr.
ne lots front 20 feet each, and run back rs feet
TERMS Onetourth cash, the kalauce At and
IL months, for negotiable notes Carrying interest
AMI satisfactorily secured
JAMES NJ TAYLOR 4 SON
p. s.-The sale will commence at O'clock p M
with tie lot on Grace street
fa Id. j
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NUTlCE-My certificate, No. 2l6, Of
~ stock in the Protection Building Company,
having been lost notice Is hereby given that shall
apply to said company for new certificate or Its
value.
IA 2f-Iawsw GEO DOLBY
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OF THE MEDICAL COL

TNFIRMAkY OF THE MEDICAL COL
l. LEGE.-This Infirmary is situated ct the corner
of Marshall and College streets, in an elevated and
heaithful position, convenient to the railroad de-
pots hotels and other cent of busness. 1t is fur
nished with every arrangement requisite for the
successful treatment of diseases and injuries, and
for the comfort of the sick All persons requiring
Medical Surgical aid except heinsanA and those
laboring under contagious diseases, admitted
into the institution. Lying in women are also 70.
ceivei ard carefully attended to.
Private rooms fnrnis he'd when desired.
The patients are under the charge of the Profess
sors OF the College who visit the wardssiaily. The
charges for Board, Medical Attendance, Nursing
snd Medicine are for Per week.
White
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By E. 3. Cook, Auct

WILL be sold at public auction, on
w CUESDAY, the 18th instant. at 4 O'clock p NJ
our Icu Il ouse upon the dock, between 2Ist ard 22
street, adjoining the factory Of John Gentry &
Co Terms cash.
te2 JN0 0 TAYLOR Il BRO.
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RELIEF FROM COUGH in ten min

~ utes-psctorsi Candy, Of Horehound Liver
wort, &c foI Coughs, Colds Bronchitis all sfiee
tions OF the Thr lat and Lungs particularly adapt
- Tor children, Dose One or two when Cough
&C. troubles PREPARED only by
GEO DUWDEN, Druggist and Chemist,
W. LIS Broad VI. Richmond. Va.
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4 DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
- Have removed their office to 2tl Main st.
ABOVE 18th, opposite Corinthian Hall. GOODS
ealled OF and delivered FREE Of charge for dray
az lets
ANDhEfH'S NEW CROP SEED
we have nov IN store cur fresh supply Of Ian
'elh stafdeb Seed comprising ia part: Artichoke
r. g. pafsgns; Beans; Bee; Broccoli Cabbage: Carrot;
p HNuLH 'Sef; Celery; Cucumber; Corn (early) Egg
'@o't; Lettuce Onion; Okra ; Melon; parsIey:
anshipf feSs; Pepper Radish; salsafJ: Tomato;
'f'hsh' iufDip-; Herbs fass0rted
tisHEG WiNBTuN Dfnggists
- Nh tg5 MATS street
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CARPENTERS JUBBING.-The sub
~ scriber begs leave to Inform his friends and the
public generally, that he has rented the upper part
of the building over the shop OF Mr. Burgess. on
Main street, between 10th and Ith streets, where
be has commenced business on his own account.
He is prepared to do all kinds of REPAIRS OF
Rouse WORK OR OTHER J0BbIN9 10 his line Of
trade at low prices. He most respectfully solicits
a small share Of public patronage.
fe 3-3t* Nee BELL.
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IA kavc yet ON hand a few pair of those large size
heavy cheap Bed Blankets. Persons in want will
find it 10 their adv to call and pure base pair.
They are really bargain. -
AUGUSTUS MAILERT,
Il. A Main
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AUcT1on BALES.
BY Richard Cauthorn.

THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock, at my store.
VIII cell at auction the foilew ipr srts,l~. -.
dy: k'g 81 Wrought Nails; bbls Whistler c,ro.a6
Coffee, &C. '"'"sso
and saucers. TumbIers, &c. s"e~
order. ' :" seoo
COOKING sTovgs-Two excellent Cooa,,.
s.evs'. tone the Liberty stsr in sood order.
E CAUTHORN
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pUOK- BINDING 81 Main street.
- Our Bindery is now supplied with full stock
OF the best materials and new mach merry, and We
are prepared to make TO order BLANK BOOKS,
in the most superior manner. Ruled and PACED. az
the lowest prices.
81 No extra charge for raging.
A M0RRfH