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]. w. PECKHAM.
FIsHKIiL. Feb. q ia9,

FIsHRILL, Feb. q, lsa.
Dr. HuMPHREys-DsdyS , have used your Specifies In ~
large smiy the Last months with great and To
msuy css tnsy acted hike charm Lao Winter with he
$. me number In family twenty bad physician employee
every week hs Winter he has not had occasion 10 call
=. r. ACkERMAN
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7 b. g. ". w. CORNELL a. Co.'S
IRON WORKS,
Nos 1875 TO I43 Centre-st, New-York.
L. l. w. w CORNELL Go. are manufacturers 81
IRON FRONTS for STORES, IRON BEAMS,
YIRE-PROOF CEILINGS FLOORS, and PARTITIONS,
CASf Ard WROUGHT-IRON RAILING5, for Dwellings
ofices Parks and CEMETERIES, Of various desisna -
/. L. CADY'S PATENT CElLIAED-tRoN SANK FAuLTs
WINDOW IiNTELs CoRNTCEs and COLUMNs
CAST-IRON BEAMS and ORDERS -
SOLID ROLLED AND RVETED BEAMS, OF varous a.
Eensions. - - .-... ,x,x..
DKY-LJGHT5, and FLOOR LIGHTS.
Designs of the ehoye will be furnished on spphcaor
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Legal Eofiifs.

AN ORDINANCE to DIVIDE tse CITY Of
"A NEw-YORk bo CONNENceT tbhCTiOS 20. Se
TpIss opousst seetcn g. article tile u A.. CT tse
irs,,,s,urs ps..o April s. isi2
6laeyses dSd COsm0r1ifg Of h> CIV OF NSt-
~. an Cos Counell eoares-d VTeasS az JLoos
escTIos The t~cntys~o wsres in ne CITY Of row
Aidermarie Dis,cts oonsus1ee
- Sie eop o AMENDED Charter pss,ed APni ~ sS4
- be ana A., hereby seveIay diy,ed M t.ecso. - a.
sss extent and limits o. which sid Election oi'@''' ~ "
Allows, that 10 20 ssy;
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EIGHTH WARD.


SIC The Esh hwaS shall be divided Into twelve Election
D.c,s and limits Of which said Election Districts
The rir.t Injection District Of the Eshth Ward hsn contain
a. & par, e. ss s s o.ss .s sHs
TIE sssend Election District Eshh Ward shall contain
Woosrr, Canal, and sullivan street,.
The Third Election Drc, q the Essh Ward shall s ss
salhvau CsnI aud VsTioA streets
Oh part city bounded by ana lying within SPrns'
vaiiok Canal ard hudson streets - , 49,. , N .,
an hat part be city bounded by and lying within Spring d8d-
son, and Canal ,tIcets, and Hudson Ryec
all part Of the city bounded BY and lying within houston
ss.e BrOad-sy Spins 400 wo,'ss ",ees .,a s.
tain all pal. Of the city unetd BY and lying within ho'-
si,sh se;ip pi.:s, o. the ElEah Ward shall contain
an hs, par, Of the ciy bounded BY and lying within ChAisn
tn. EIsth F.ccgon Dsc, 81 The Eighth Ward shan eou.ain
All thar part Of tie city bounded By AID is stn h eSs s
de Ct Kns street TO MIodoossl w,ety .ss Of Ma
soasa to Charlton street easioI ace 81 n.SeoasA
street on Prince to sason stree ''aeer .Se o. oo1, o
street fayan street; westerly zoe Of 'sisAn street rom
Charlton street: DorAey sds Of Charlton street 70 hua'0n
street ..., ,,-,., ~, =, IN .-,..i,
sids Ssodovssl STREET Houston Kios ,st norsry
nsuy street, sOctssfy ase Of AAnerssJ 70 hsca0asA
III. Ev-p,h E.on Dls,rie. Ct The Eirh wAd cha, con-
TAN 81 the part 4 The city bounded ~ snd ns within 0asf
II. Ts.is E s b DS.s. %. ~ a.. 'f fsss Ward s. e
tain eli ihA. q @ city bonded By ,s1 Iyas ~Ais Ham
sslsy, hudson and Charlton Hsdsou River.
NINTH WARD
10 Tbs Ninth Ward diyS into ..lv.
dSsic,s the extent and limit Of wheb .scoa esdcs
snail ~ as foDovss
qbe First Election District o bs Ninth Ward ana. contain ell
part The city bounded BY .oa ,ins ~ Cbristo p4
Hn1son ard Bantrssy streets, a. the Hudson Aivsr
fh. second Dt n the Ninth shal contain
"A part Of TIE ety seusSed By ssd yas whia HaAsop,
CaYls,opker BED ord, and Hsfnersley streets
The fhfrs Dsx. n hs Ninth Ward shall
Cha. psrt Of he city bounded ard yos within Bsrd
oph.r yDsrh r-s,s ssth sysnoe Csfo- sed B.ossr
ss7s~ts. ard Co,tsse plsos
Al ~ psl: sf ~ sy s0usssd b. ssd yss wsp yoza Nd
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HUBBARDsyILLE, Msdison County, n Y.
DR.. HUMPHREYS: HAyipi used your Sp'c,ic Remedies @
three years pss wish siupy 10 Say Tat consider tssm JIG
the medicine. for The times especially the Cough Piis waeh
proved truly rf 10 my case but 40
with others who have siven them trial
Truly yours, IL u RHODkk
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UupBARpsyiLL.. Msdion Conn,

every week but th Winter not cali o
E.P. ACkERMAN
HuBBARDsyILL., Msdl,on County, NY
three year. pu wish smply ,sy consider je
the medicine. for he ,ms specy the Cough pull ssss
with others who have siven them trial.
Truly youri, IL " RHoDEA
PLsAs.sr NOUN. Mo-, Feb. 3, i2sl
Dr. RuNPHREYs-Deay Sir My ccnm,tsDoes will not per
have fs i ,s & y
winch have been usiDe for S Rhum Of dix Years s,sudne
beu than ton all ether medicine have sa6
consider myself we'll You have my earnest wskes for ye
Youn truly, JAMES SIMPSON
RAsooLpu Mes, March 10. isa
DR. HUMPHREYS: Your R'medy Tor the Piles perord9
your Specifics or pl.s.e find iclosed Eve do.rs
Truly yours, II. WoODMAh
PAwrucKsr R. l.. Jsa. q, 1880
ssDs. to NY Isowss A,.s ,ca r. ssw s
failed Of having the desired eaec. foun tIaiy;
LENA Mich, jan a. Is@l
Dr.. HuMFHREYs-Dea, Sir bousp, twenty vial case
your Specific homeopathic Remedies years ago.
oI..ve Ann ABBOT and hA' been my family pSy'es1 e
CARTHAGE Hancock Co III, Jan. II. Isn
DR.. HuaPHREys-Deay Sir. 700 will find inclosed O.. ~
lars for full 'e. Of your Remedies We have been una
SsI MEDICINE p TN i i. four s1s dc ss ys
S We have TIED ' '''' N' Your: truly osEkx
wHiISEYs Porsr. Broome Co, NJ
DR. HUMPHREYS: Auorg other instances y the greet -
Of your Specifies, may reste that tie daughter sr -
DID, just psssed through the Scarlet Fever and entirely
covered with no other treatment han your Fever ~
'H1 "'SueA' '-' ''' VIII" Rev 5. n RosINsoA
sours Bosros, March u, isS A..
Dr.. HusPHREYs: would just say that have eeen -
successful with your Specifies and ind they fay oome
my expectations. Respectfully yo1D,
PuLrxrY, Vt. Msrh n, ~.
Dr.. HUMPHREYS have fully proved the SSas W -
tsinsd your Remedies three years sso have not ens
physician of any Kind. ny wife be. ben 10 "a sol
and We have feqrsI ~ called medical si1 ,ns ~
have continued TO do 30 bar we not Ps'esseo ,a
efficient remedies They have, with the DiV'Ae sN'~@ ~"
from suffering and expense. D. or royya
Youn Truly,
BARros VI, March H. -
Dr. FuvrHREys; Your Specifics have ryen very senens
, 80 One or two Homg psthic ply scians have endesvs
F" P'''eN Your, Sc. y. n. PERRY, 49,
n, r. HunpBsEYs-Dea, ST.; 8ome months since
ceiyed from you of Specific Homopat Msdicie
s.r, ana fHepds with decided and benehc s resus 30
40 st In every Instance Of the remedies ns been
ana purckssed Of your could give many Instance,
rnos relief and Of attacks OF fever
hours By their use, bot IL II unnecessary. peses 49,
thanks kindly cent and be assurd
cordially recommend Preparation powerful Tor 800 ~
whish human fesh IL heir.
am most .iuly and fsssernaly ,oun,. srrr,x
Former Pastor Of NJ L. Caarcb, Newi~
Prof Z. HUMPHREYS, N. D., 10 conral.ed q az e~~t
se2 Broadway, daily, from q N. toe ?. m, % 81 Y
the human system Patients also consul. him By SaM
fall and minnie account Of he dnesse, snd ress"S
cine In return BY mail.
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PLsAs.ST NOUN, No., Fe'

DIR. HUNPHREysDeay Siy Ny ci'cnm,tsDoes will not ~
INIT agent for you, jet know Jour Remedies % ~
have tried them truly valuable The Salt Rh@um fiks
ch have been using for Salt Rhsum Of ok years stsnd
have 10 cured have received more beneht fr
then than from all ether medicine snd
consider myself we'll You have my wisLes for yew
Yours truly, JAMES SIMPSON
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Jnsnra,lre GonlYdIiss.

THE GUARDIAN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
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SIXTEENTH WARD.

sE- H. The sKies nth Wd shAg be divided into ten Esc-
lion Dstrc and limits Of which sad Election DIS
uie-s shsn b. a. tllows:
TIE F Election D,ic; Of he streeuth Ward shah eon.sin
I'll that part city houndso ~ and Jirs wn Sixteenth
eev. nieenth street, SIKH IveHne Your
tseJlb street. srd ~ hih syerue.
tain al t. par e the eJ BOUNDED By and ns within Nine
sixth svezDe ssvcroenih street, seventh
Sixtes nth street sEd fifbth avenue.
1hs Third Ekcion Dsre; of the srtserth Ward so, con
/, second street. sixth avenue Nnstsslth street. and ktnh
n. Fourth Fen District n the sKssn nth Ward, shsl cen
.sa .. that part ciy bounded By and yinE shin f<en-
y .T., sisb TseDy s,oond sTrsi Eshh ave-
nu-, Twrnfy lurtb rfss; and seventh sysnus.
TIE Pnb fse,fu DsIc' q the Sixteenth WGf. shsu con
s s ibs part Of .ee city toIsed b. and lying within Twenty
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RANDOLPH, Mos, March 10.

Dr. HuaPHREYs Your r. medy tor the Piles 10 perform4
all you promise o HEM Please send ~ u
your Specifies which please find inclosed five dollars
Truly yours, II. WOODMAA
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-.,,,,z-h street. Third Ayeaue Thirty second 're> .cd
S tLS svsnu~ -
ain al Ia, pat be o'y butdst hv sag wihin Thirty
.sSord .s-, Tn RI syeLne TEeGJ rio' st.- sad sixth
c.sin 81 that part Of city ho1:jd BY yn, within
Twsny ninth s.'e TsId svsnae, sea7 siIa street, AID
G.. narar
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pru ct uEApD.

a,c m. s,oond Wsrs ,bsn be divided into two Eieoton
Districts, tbv extent and limits oi whcn 'A'a h'0A'
w. r,., Election District Of the Second Weird shs e3
IN tkst pant of the bounded by and lying ~itni
CSsrhsm spruo. Gold AID Libery s5eeA H., hn contain
ne Second Election DtIics Of the Second arc ca and
On thss part Of tie city bounded By and lying "i~A" ~
FerIy strse.a AT River, and Maiden iane.
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FAWTttkET, n J., Jao. 81 IsV.
DR.. HUMPHRgYs-Dear Str: have yet bad n ~
stance my knowledge In hch your Remedies hEs
failed Of having the desiIed efec. Yoan truly.
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SIC Is The TheeLth divided into Election
Dtr,cts and limits Of which said Election Dsc
shall BE- a. follows;
Te First El-cton District Of the Fesuh Ward sha contain
ell ths. rsI Of the ely bounded BY spd yns " thin hu'o1
Hauccck and C=rine streets, aud sixth syenue
Fourth, Thompson. Amity ard s. liyan rrrets.
Second Election phi OF the Fifteenth Ward shall coz
ali Of the city bouuoei BY and yins within Hous
ton surysn Ami'y Thompson, Fonrth and Wooster streets
The Third Escop District Of ths Fifteenth Ward sAA con-
all tbs, part OF the ciy bounded BY AID yns within hou'
ton " oo.ief ana Fourth Streets and Broadway
The Fourth Eecsiot District q The fifteenth Ward shs con
the city bound BY and lying wthiH focIh
street Sixth Tenth street. ard University place
II. Fifth Eocon District o tie FnesDts Ward shs con
tar ali that pant city bounded BY AID btag within Tenth
gie-i Sixth sveuue Tw, th AID uuiversity place
TIE sith Election District Of the Fifteenth ara shall nsn
oil TIA, part c. tine city bounded by and ios within Eighth
Ubivsrsity Place Foure, nta street and tfosG~ay
The Seventh Fcton District Of The tiiteeHin AID shan
81 pat Of tia city boUod.d BY and yng within
FcuItt Wcos.er ard Eishth str-ets, and Broadway
The E.h,h Election District OF the Fifteenth Wst shau con
81 that part q the city bounded BY ard lying win Houston
street, B,oadw ay, Fourth street. and the Bowery.
Th- Ninth Election Dis Iict Of the Feeuth Ward shall con-
ell hat part Of the city bounded BY and lying within Fourth
e Boaaw4y Fourteenth street. ForEtn avenue and the
Bo~e-Y.
II. Ten.h Election Dsnc, Of The Eieenth Ward h.
all that part s'y bolnsed By and lying within r~eh
street. Sixth avenue FOuteeEiA street. and University psoe
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4 HEALTH OF :ksl
- AMERICAN WOMEN. cG

I'D, SALE .. NO. y Reekmsn..., New. York.
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PUBLIC SALE OF TWO Hurnpv,
BY P. G. Iarus, Auctioneer.
WILL BE soLD-On WEDNESDAY

VI LII BE S0LD-On WEDNESDAY
morning.. the 10th instant, in store. oomm.,-
chg st 10 o'clock, the following Roods, Via
u s9Ias. Tete,a Tt tess Mahogany Chsirs .Mshorany
E Hockers cabinets. eideboards, Washstands. Csne
Bedsteads. Walnut do. Floor of Cloth. Table Gov.
ets CLOCKS. il Paintings. Refrigeraiors With many
other desirable goods ~ ""S
Having determined to lose the concern of In.
rus , shns By the lat Of April, ali goods offered
All sums over 500. 20 days credit. for approved
, merchants and citizens generally win nnd II To
NH Is d n yApua A..
,ADDITIONAL-Wj be added to our ssle This
account Of whom 1t may concern.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-16

TOR HtRE-Two good Cooks, Washers
l. and Ironers. Apply to
NH I5-3t CAUTHORN
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MILL

- AND LANDS IN HANOVER COUNTY I'm
pursuance OF decree Of the Circuit Court of Fan
over County. entered the I'd day of October 1855
in the suit OF Dukes administrator against
administrator and others, the undersigned Commits
siouers named in the said decree viii sell. on the
premises, at public auction, to the highest bidder
on WEDNESDAY. the 23t day of March, 1859. the
Lands and Mills in tho said decree mentioned: being
LIST. The Mill formerly known Darracott's Mill,
with "a acres of land thereto attached. and for
veral past in the occupancy of Robert Elicit
situate in the county of Hanover. on the so1thside
of South Anna river and adjoining the land of the
late VIM D Winston, aud the Richmond Freder-
icksburg and Potomac Railroad Also, I'd, tract
Of Land called Kimbrough's. with the buildings
and improvements hareon. adjoining the Mill tract,
and the lands of VIM L Wood aud others. This
property is considered valuabe-the Mill being well
located to- tor country enssom and having ready &C
The title is believed TO be unduestionsbs, but as
Commissioners we shall sell with special warranty
only.
TERMs-0ne-fourth cash, balance upon credit Of
six, twelve aud eighteen months. wit interest from
the day Of sale. The purchaser to give bond. with
good security for the deferred payments, and title
retained until the purchase money is all paid.
saie &c coz meBce at II o'clock, A NJ.
WIN n WINSTON, co,, u;.s;oro,.
G GRIsWoLD, commissioners
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p CHINA, GlALss AND EARTH-

E3ti ENWARE-G TAYLOR, III Main street is
lass now in receipt OF his spring stOcE Of goods,
mostly OF his own importation, embracing q great
variety Of white gilt, and decorated China; white
HTanite aHd blue printed ware, Of the best qusifv
expressly tor the jobbing trade Cut and Pressed
Glass, vsI ety styles ndqusties. Also plated
and Britannia Ice Pitchers, Casters Spoons aud
Forks. Also, fins assortment of Walters. Table
Cutlery, JspaDned Ware. &C., &c. He feels assured
ha Caa sell goods as low any JobbnR house at the
solicited. nh 10 Pm
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DEAD, READ, Read, the following
DICH SPRING GOODS.

THoS X PRICE 60 are getting in daily
new and elegant Fancy Goods for early spring sales
hud VII DO feplenished daily, tbr ,ughout the en-
rsble 10
Splendid siks and Blk Robes splendid Raregss
saa Robes; F0ulards and Robes Or2andiss and
GGaotes; French Lawns and Muslins Jaconets 4
limits. &c: Embrois1ries; Lace sets; Thread COL
atsi Thread Wells Gloves; Skirts; Hosiery; Laees,
~ IA IRISH Linens and l. linen Goods Of their own
~ ftatton and most approved make they will be
up stocked asaiso la every description of White
In ET'oagas 70 any market In the country.
I'm sAFf GOODS they have full line, bought
a. 'ss ms recent advance in these goods wh ich
10y 10y WI sell AZ less than regular narst value, as
''ng e. they last
., n'lali and whole aie buvsre aTe inyIfef 10 gise
III ~ call. TAOS PRICE 90,
'"h Wholesale and Retail Dealers.
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NEW GOUpS-NEW GoODS.-I he
~ greatest attraction Of Goods that GOLDSMIp
has ever opened III this city. G0LDSMIr is roceiv-
il (, his stock OF Spring and summer Goods. which,
tr beauty and caea aness cannot be surpassei.-
VIII he found among MS stock Eonnets, and COM
piete assortment Of Millinery; the newest styles Of
Dress and mantle Trimmings 3brOider.es. in
great p-ofuson: Gloves Hosiery; Mitts; Fans: White
Go1ds, SILK Nett; Black Silk; irish Linen; Hoop
Ssiris; Shirt Bas0ms; BesCh Gotten; Fancy Hair
Pins; Ltorslts; Thread Lsces and J. ge Lace SETS,
aud uumeJous other Goods, which will be tffsFed az
such prices To DEFY competition.
n B-5Go9 Worked Collars TO be opened this
morning. at I21s p ana 373a cts, worth treoe the
m 1uay EGOLDSMlT.
min IL cA5 Broad st.
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{ rUMMISoiUNEhS' SALE UF VaAUa-
- BILE LAND AND SLAVES IN HANOVER C1UN-
IY Pursuant to q decree of the Circuit Court of
Hanover county, entered on the 18th day of March
1859, in suit in the style of Hutche son and wife
against Tinberiake and others, The undersigned
Commissioners named in the said deed will proceed
TO sell to the highest bidder, ct public auction on
the premises, on TUESDAY, the 9Th day of April
1859. the tract of land which Eiiz abeth A. Tin.
beriake lately reeided. in the county of Hanover
lying en- the CbickahOniny Swamp, adjoining the
lands OF William ID Timberlake. A. b. T1mbeTlake
and Or John Powell, supposed to contain about
two hundred and fifty acres. also, at the same time
and place, two very likely MICRO MEN named
Richard and Holmes The land is very valuable.
being very fertile, and within one mile OF Atlee's
station, upon the Virginia Central Railroad. sur
vey OF the land will be made before the day Of SALE
and plat ex hibited on the dav. and delivered with
the iced to tho purchaser. Upon the plantation
are al the necessary improvements for the comfor
table and genteel accommodation of d family The
title is believed TO be indisputabie but seliag a.
C0mmiss ioners we shall sell only such title as is
vested id Us Gale to commence at II O'clock, A. ii.
TEaMs-For the slaves. cash. For the land. cash
for one fourth; and for the balance upon a credit
of six. twelve and eighteen months with interest
from the day Of sale The purchaser to give nego-
table notes for the deferred payments and the title
to be retained until the purchase money Is ell paid
ALEA'R B HUTCHINSON ron,rv
g GRISWOLD. ooAh To-
NH IA
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BY Henry W. Quarles, Auct,
(No. $50 Main Streef.l

STOCK AT AUCTION.-In pursuance
OF decree of the Circuit Court Of the CITY Of
nc h1Snmond made on the sth day of January, d,
io2s IN SUIT therein pending. entitled Brummeli
" wL fd, DAY, the 10th of March, 1852 st IL
n ioJa. noon at the auction store OF Henry W
p s auction for cash sixty shares Of Stock OF
me Tue d mutna, building Fund and Loan Company II
cIsy OF richmond. of which 20 shares are stand
name OF Virginia w Bragg, and 20 shares in the
President Of the Mutual Building Pund
and Loan Co. Of the city CT Richmond.
mh4 HENRY W OuApIna A..
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AUCTION SALES.
- -, ..---.-e--.-.--,.-
BY Jas. M. Taylor & pom.

VACANT LOT ON SOUTH srnr or
N, CATHERINE STREET, AT AuoTreN ~.
wni feii upon the promises on MONnAY ~. az,
,ns. commencinE a. eci ck, PAM very pretty
arg sdjoining the residence of MIR r j atmn, '''ee'
:, u fronts on Catherine street "a feet nj rnn,r
the usual dep,h, TO an alley '" un' pAc d
IEahs ons-fonrth cash. the balance nj 4 .rd 9
nna t. ior negotiable notes with interest add
hna ute retained, or trust deed. Au'
IRUSTEE's sALn Ur TWO BUILD.
.pImG LOTS. 18TH STREET. FRENCH
SSAhsDEN HILL. A hUCTION.-By virtue of q =
d dsea OF trust. execnte,ibv stearnes bear;ne
the Casks 3, ra5 81 Ayg st. Is:s and recorded in
snaii. in ex cution aid trust being 10 Teomi,,ad
~ we Den nciary fsid deed. proceed 10 se AZ
puomc auction. uH1 he premises on FRIDAY
DE- I1th INST commend Ig az Ia o'clock NJ two
p'uln9 LOIS at thef ftheaEt corner of Leigh and
and running back feet,to an alley IL feet wide
J.vur AS NJ TAYLOR, Trustee.
JAS NJ TAYLOR ,Aucts. NH iG
TWO FRAMED TENEMENTS AND
ne,cILgTS, ON NORTH SIDE BROAD STREET
pS .n EEM oSlLmER AND MUNFORD sTRE ETs'
- ooxAOCTiON.-We will sell upon the premjsss ON
~ ~ "a tha2lst inst commencing at AZ O'clock
r VI, Two framed Tenements and LOIS on fhe MOTH
side OF Broad. between Gilmer and Munf stree,s
au ~, now In the occupancy of Mr. VIM II L, Ter
Ire property is adapted for q business sra nd har
ing been coupled for tine as a grocery sfnre
Wilt onvenieLcfs attached for q family
alley ~ feet wide " wv " IA
TEsas-One-fourth cash; the balance at 4s,,3
" months for negotiable notes, with interest Add
Cd, and secured BY a trust deed.
NH l6 JAS NJ TAYLOR 4 SON. Auctz
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CHAINS-CHAINa. store and for
- Gale cheap-2a0 pair Trace Oh aims; so pair
Stage do; $40 log, Ok an1 Fifth do; 800 Breast Back
and Tongue do. Also, Coil, Well and lump Chains,
quantities TO suit purchasers, by
CLARKSUN, ANDERSON & co,
NH 8 lG6 Nam 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-16

HOUSE FURNISHING GOnDS-Such
& 4 as Table Cutlery: Blcck Tin, Britannia, White
Metal, AIEata and Siyerplated ware; Tea TTays;
Castors; Wooden and Willow Ware; Brushes of eve
~ description, all very cheap inded, at
SCHAAP cos
Inh 10 Clrner Broad ard Third SITS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-16
By John A. Lancaster & Sen.

A UCTION SALE OF STOCK.-Will be
- sold Mt our eff ce On WEDNESDAY, 23i March.
Sc shares Of Stock in the Richmond Fire Asso-
citation
" order of the Commi ssiones of the Circuit Court
OF the city of Richmond.
NH l5-td ia LANCASTER 4 Son.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-16

KEROSENE LAMPS. We have on
~ hand a large lot of Coal Oil Lamps, some very
pretty patterns, which selling very low -
Cail at ANGUS 4 RYEbLY'S
NH IL House Furnishing Store.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-16
NEW CLOTHING sTOEE.

IA Subscriber has inst returned from New York
FA with a large and II selected stock of eng
-s-2.z. lish, French aad German CLOTHS, CASSI-
ii EkkS AND NEoItNG3. for the spring AMI sum.
mer trade, which BE Invites is friends and the
public 20 call and examine, at No 90 Main street
Mension b. use. Orders left with bin for Clothing
viii be made up in the best style, after the latest
fashion, and at very low prices He also has or
hand superior assortment of ready made Cloth
ing sud Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, which will
be sold very cheap. j BECaER.
NH ll--im* No 80 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-16

EtOk SALE-A female servant, about
forty two years old, who Is said to be first ratio
Cock, and can make good Bread an Pas ~ -
any body would wish to see She is without incum-
branee. and sold because her owner IL about 70 de
continue housekeeping. Apply to
THOMAS BAGBY,
General Agent and Collector
NH lots Wall st., under ct Charles hotel.