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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-28
Iinss, giqagrs, &s,
GA BOGGS, COTTMAN & CO.,
tle5@5A! Nos A and 46 LOMBARD STREET,
Aks2kA OPPOSITE PUBLIC STORES,
BALTIMORE.


G s1ITIH6 6EhtI0 STORES
WINES, BRANDfEs, GIN, CIGARS, &C.
wHoLEsALE DEALERS
rye Rh1sy 81
Pale and Dark qualities
Jamaica and Santa Cruz Rum Peach, ''''
Masa an sher rT fort LISBON
Malaga; Champagne, and Raspberry "i"nueS'
jy29-tlr Corlias, various qualities
fl ~. H; F: sTICKNEY,
t.s=sl IMPORTER AND Wholesale DEALER
AND SUPERloR OLD RYE wHIsKEY,
mott No. y CHEAPsInE, Baltimore.
GA PRACHT, VONEIFF Il co.
ts@5j Nos. l22 and l24 LOMBARD STREET
WINES, BRAxDENE5F'o Giy. SiG q {.
Agents for G II Mumm Co.'S Champagne; P A. Mumm
Frank ort Main; 0ldekap, Mareiihac Cos Bor
Ga DE COkMIS Il ROGERS, 1''''''' N''-N'
GsMZ IMPORTERS A MP ALE ur,1Rps N
WINS. fRANDlEs, GINS, "''oi'f'' ALE DEALERS IN
AND S sGSFS AfR E5P HI vHsKEr
mr2t-H No. Commerc street, Bait
RlWILLIAM F. GETTY,
sEA1 DEALER IN E .gH b&yrsrrc ,1orops
s. E. CORNER CALVERT AND LOMBARD STREETS,
Invites aStentiop to his carefully selected stock of
WINES,
with the fOm him that every article shall prove
as represented and at prices buta e above the e
imdortatiOn.
DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
of all grades, constantly on hand. jal2-f
RA CHARLES II. ROSS 4 CO.,
tlAEI IMPORTERS AND DEALERS in
Xs& LIQUORS, WINES &C.
NO 9 COMMERCE STREET,
Keep constantly in store and United States Bonded Ware
houses,
COGNAC BRANDIES
Otard, HenncSsey &c.
ROCHELLE BRANDIES,
Segnette PelevoiSin, &c.
HOLLAND GIN,
Grape, Imperial Eagle, &c.
WIN
Champagne Sherry, Port, Madeira, Malaga, &c
AMERICAN LIQUORS,
Special attention is solicited to their large stock of
OLD RYE WHISKEY,
Which cannot be eXceled by any house in the United
States including EXTRA Fine Superior Monongaea, jack
Also, Imitation Sweet
MALAGA WINE
Which cannot be excelled by any house in the United
States. -
DOMESTIC BRANDY GIN,
PURE SPIRITS, RECTIFIED WHISKEY,
GINGER, LAVENDER AND
WILD CHI ERRY BRANDY,
All guaranteed to give satisfaction, will be taken
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-28
EAs-!S NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE
HszrsE - TRANSPORTATION LINE.

- aHIs,II Pltr !, Worth River \ 7
ST. OFFICE OF MONUMENTAL
Hhlsasaa.<sr-=s~ STEAM TUG COMPANY
The Companys boats having been put in connlae r,,r
order are prepared TO every description o s
and harbor towing at the shortest notice F u i''eI
The Company's Boats follows
Steamer TlGRESS, Captain Luke Inarra
~, Steamer LlONESS, Captain A. H. IeaSIIa
The commanders experienced masters and evcr-. ~
antee given for the safety Of vessels in their c.ES
rates OF towage will be made reasonable For f1rtbr ne
natoh apply TO the captains on board the agent INV
ialstf N q :, ~ On,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-12-10
PINE LUMBER,
AmDrotypistS. l. Daguerreotypists!

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING VERY LARGE
" STOCK of Ambrotype. MelanOtype Dnyuer-
reotyPe and Photographic Goods. embracing every
article in demand by the OPERATOR consisting In
Eases, Frames, Plates. Glass Mattjurs
r.essrFers. Pure Chemicals end Appara,us
~nicn we will sell on reason able .erms
Sep'eHDer 2O-v2n22 3 GEES
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NOTICE.

W. GALL ATTENTION TO OUR STOCK
s,,,vh Lresh Oysters, HOLSTERS, Sardines. Peaches
pe,cbes ns, therries, Fresh Pine Apple, Brandy
iss W. ntanfy Cherries. Assorted Pie Fruits Pick
80, 49, ali VI which will be sold at greatly reduced
HONN 4 MoCI.ELLANp.
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60 1t is again promised that Senator
Gwin will bring forward his Pacific Rail-
road bill, at an early day, in the approaching
Congress.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-12-10
DR.. M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED
VERMIFUGE
LIVER PILLS.

WE beg leave to call the atten-
w ton of the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians of the
country, to two of the most popu-
lar remedies now before the public.
We refer to
Dr.. Chas. M'Lane's Celebrated
Vermiluge and Liver Pills.
We do not recommend them as
universal Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name purports, viz:
THE VERMIFUGE,
For expelling Worms from th'
human system. 1t has also beei
administered with the most satls
factory results to various Animals
subject to Worms.
THE LIVER PILLS,
For the cure of LIVER COMPLAINTS,
all BILIOUS DERANcEMENTs, SICK
HEAD-AcHE, &c. In cases OF
FEVER AND AGUE,
preparatory to or after taking Qal-
nine, they almost invariably make
a speedy and permanent cure.
As specifics for the above men
toned diseases, they are Unr'valea'
and never known to fail when a.
ministered in accordance with the
directions.
Their unprecedented popularity
has induced the proprietors'
FLEMING Brothers,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
to dispose of their Drug business
in which they have been success
fully engaged for the last 1wsn!!
Years, and they will now give tneA
undivided time and attention %
their manufacture. And beng &c
termined that DR.. M'Lanes ten s.
brated Vermifuge and Liver ils
shall continue to occupy the hlga
position they now hold among ls
great remedies of the day, fne!
will continue to spare neither t,ns TIM.
nor expense in procuring the Ds.'
and Purest material, and CONF
pound them in the most thorousN
manner. Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS Pittsburgh, II
PS Dealers and PLY sicians ordering nom BOZ. eries
than Fleming Bros, will do well TO write tns ~
distinctly aud take none but Dr. KLaM'1 grq, y rss
FlemisG Bros Rssb.yyh "a. To those ~1shhs "a a.,
them trial we will forward per mail. pr! p t.srs
part Of the United States, one box 81 prs t,e. ~
threrc.nt hostage stamps or one vial af vens nvss
fourteen three-cent stamps. All orders nom -
b. accompanied by twenty cents extrs ..r
+. GEEsAMAN l. CO.,
At Council Bluffs, sole AGENTS foI IA -;
Ioua and Nebraska. .T
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CO Our printers wanting to kiss his
sweetheart, addressed her as follows -
"Miss Lucy, can | have the pleasure of
placing my lmprIt on your " billy"
E% Was ever a Queen so favored Of all
tho earth as" little We 2" A Cashmere
shawl, tent, AMI solid gold bcdstsGd, pres.
ent to her Majesty from the Mahara jah Of
Cashmere, have been brought to Windsor
Castle. These magnificent gifts, valued At
fl50,OOO, will be inspected by the public IN
the guard chamber of the Castle, after their
formal presentation to the Queen by Col.
Willoughby of the East India House.
c. Parson Brownlow denies the news
paper story that he has been struck with
paralysis. and adds:
"Should our Maker, in his righteous ad-
ministration Of affairs, visit US with any such
calamity, We should try and bear it without
a mutmur, regarding it as our due. If,
however, we are allowed to to choose one Of
many evils. We shall pray to be struck with
paralysis, blindness, deafness, lunacy, the
leprosy, or anything, in preference to de-
mOcracy.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-12-10
THE SCHOOL PROMISE.

correspondent OF lne Germantown
Telegraph tells the following anecdote of
his old schooImaster, sold Iinsklns -
"BOys," sad he smlingy, one day. What
is up, thought We, and we were all attention.
1t was like "a sun-pecp through heavy
storm cloud, when ''Nl1 liaskins " smiled,
and the phenomenon was unaccountable.
"BOys,' said he, 81 am about 10 bargain
with you for good behayior,' Ca change of
tactics, verify 81 desire that YOU will con-
duet yourselves with decvrum for one week
and will promise to show you q curiosity
what no man ever sa" ; and, having
shown it to you, what no man will ever see
again"
"les, SIR" CREDIT Vi, sir :" and
various other expressions of acquiesccnce
came from every corner Of the room; and
rs a preference to the new state of things.
the school was dismissed at an early hour,
leaving the boys to gaze in each other
eyes in astonlShmcnt, as if TO answer TO the
riddle which had stolen upon tIeln as u
pleasant drra'u.
An anxious week followed . week of Gu
riosity, bewiIlrrmcnt, hope, and pleasure in
embryo. Out of school, 1t was all talk
"what no man ever saw, and what no man
ever shat! see again - not even the terrible
author Of the promise. What could it be {?
Another and another day, until at last, the
identical one named dawned upon he glad
dened Young hearts.
Nne O'Clock rtme-evLry urchn was at
bis post-bopkS and states, all in readiness
to battle wit the demon Of darkness, and ~
norance-evcrv task fully committed to
memory. Altogether charming state Of
affairs. An active mind, not welded tco
closely to orthpINX ideas, would have d!vn-
ed at once tho great advantage of rewards
and kindness, over oppression and cruelty
But our old tutor WIZ lnvinc0lc. Unmake
him ?-never. You could not alter his
plan one l"ta
"T,ngl" tinrle - sounded ,he littln bell
that b. i had a VOC, as wei us a tongue.
Boys al! attention! eyes, ears. mouth all
ayspe momentous epoch
Old litskIns raj +ed the lid Of his dcsk. and
drew the wonderful thing adjusted
his understanding spectaces on his nasal
projection, Hud proceeded to the solemn GER
emonv.
"Attenrion. school," roarad the tutor. A
single order was all tt at was necessary-you
might have heard pin drop.
"Thc hour has at length arrived behold
in my upraised fingers a single almond''-
(terribe suspense } sin this aitnond is a
kernel. ~ tremendously brenks the she'll.
uad exposes th' my thing This no man
ever SAW ~ Then opening his capacious
jaws. exposing an array of decaving ivory
and raw flesh, that reminds of the mouth
Of Bengal tiger-he thrusts in the myste.
r!ous kernel, crushed and swallowed it!
"Bovs - exclaimed b. with great empha-
ga ~ !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08
JAS NJ TAYLOR & SON, Auc.s e0"h'n's

Nv CIV HAHDSVWE bU IkUINE LUTS,
~ on Nth and 25th streets. Union Hill at Auction.
4, WIN be sold, upon the premises on TUESDAY.
me ,ofh day Of March. commencing a, f&A'cIcck
M, SEVEN HANDS0mm BUILDING LrrS
three on 4th and four on 2Jth streets Persons
wishing to purchase Lots tor Building purposss in
avery genteei ratRhborhaod. W ,uld do well f. at.
tend this saa The Lots front each IS feet az run
bar K US fact to M alley "a fact wide
ThRMs: Il cash. the baia ucs at 4, 8 and IL months
for negotiable notes. with interest added, and Sc.
cured by trust deed
NH LAS TAyInR 4
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BY Il. B. Cook, Auct. 80
CENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FUKNr-

~ NITU RE AT AUCTION -On TuEsDAY. 9Th
March. at 10 O'Clock, will SELL at the residence
Of Cowardin, Esq, (who is declining heuso-
M e3,nsr Of Gay and 10th streets. ali his
u, UsEHoLoFU mprisipg hoeewood
Marb.e Tables, Sofas. Pier. Diniog aud Card 4.
bies, one splendid Brussels Carpet, entirely new:
Mahogany Wardrobe. beautifully carved ; one sett
Quartette Tables. marble top; Oak Arm Chairs.
Bedstrads Marble Top Wa, hstande: one splt ndi8
Book Case, sideboards. Feather Bed Mattresses bu.
rears. Cha9ber Carpets, Looking alssses DC.
:, Also, lot OF choice Engravings, OIL Paintings,
Book &c, &C. 80
Also, the usual variety Of China. Crockery and
Cut Glass Ware. -
Also. 1es Chandeliers. for parlors and halls.
Persons wanting genteel Furniture would do
we'll 10 attend.
Trans: Cash. Sale conducted by
NH COOK, Auctioneer.
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PIANoR. "a.
FIRST PREMIUM t,RaEn

Ek.vuuw rlheT PhEMIUM (1HAEn
-. {ss33 AND SQUARE PIANOS &C.,
II H ~ N uaDd equare p,aao forte wa,a,,sns.u..a
General depot of foreign ana 4 - W.. III
sn Ma,e ansea Instrnmsnts and all other ars
= go ~ ~" aai flfaa street, between Third ma
f9arths feets. iel.mord Va The nnaarsi,, ana
AZ me - sntsf q any sen thern frien5s hasn -
taohsh'o -ia . ,aed in Richmond No ss, rs,n ~
street. e'~''sn !. aud III sts eIASG En-, ,s' !,
WAnLhHp4 where in addition 10 upr .x,aas,,s
STOCK 8. tfAA0 P0RTEs ws ORA - sa1n =
s.htf;.i rssostm.rt Of FOREIGN Ann ANcpf
OAs mosst', of the uls.t popular oonn,,osers NJ =,
sat iaslrumonts Of all binds aud those ar,;ri.s
sshtIei,y which appertein 20 first clss, mnaicnj
eSr'sousnhent Seminaries. Academic iustitutions
u 'rn,nn, sc will find il 10 their aivaSfssre ~
at n ~. w, as we are Prepared 20 sall music Sc
aut w, Tween ~ l. ely aud the North Thu busi
GABLE co. '"' i-A"'e "1u style OF
Ruafant"eia given of every mat, u,oant for Il vo
srAls ,foh 'he time OF paTehsse and the privi,ege
% tArpehRe Within six hs after ,late az saia 4;
=, Az orders win De promptly and faithful
oar terias are moderate, and liberia, d;scopnt
Will be made for ca uiSeoun'
1anlng pronaptly attended to
oid fhno' taken in exchange and hired at Ioyv
Inc nnbitc arc respectfully inyi.ed To rive ns a
go" ; i.re purchasing elsewhere as we are deter
lhlhed not To be uadarsni ~VsoA-
IL - r3nl q EHIE M R;cb,. y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08
Dy Henry W. Quarles


IL JEwELRY i'm conseQu nee Of not having
c'oaed out the stock Of Jewery advertised BY M
K'ldrath. and having large addition the ssf Ell
which viii be opened this morning, shall offer for
one week longer q stock of Goods, wbirh fstter
myself will be appreciated. as it has been for the
last twn weeks AL goods cold are warranted =.
represented, and purchasers have the privilege of
urning any article bought, ON this nexf day ard
will receive the an cunt paid icr IL. md
A SSlGNEE's Sale Of WATCHES
IA AND JsWEJRY, AT AUCTION. at No $50
Main street, shall sell at auction Commencing
on FRIDAY EVENING. Feb 18th, one OF the lar-
Qsst and finest stocksef Watches aud JewelrS ever
offered in Richmond, consisting In pert AZ foiows.
Gold and Hunting ChronoTneter Watches
Do do English Lever do ra
Do do Detached do DO s
Do do Nickel mount do
Silver Watches Of all descriptions
Gold Vest. Guard aud Fob Chains
Ladies' lhstlain and Mex do
Lecktts rims and Pencils
Mosaic Sets to match
And in tact everything kept In a first class Jew.
elry Store.
ghe above stock If Goods were all bought esps.
cialy for the retail trade aud Will be sols w,thln,
reserve, the highest bidder 10 close the concern
imRedately-per order Vi ih, assignee
KiLDkETH, Agent.
Terms cash.
p. S-Merch is and P d liars will save twenty
per cent by calling early, We will job or retail
goods during the day &c q large discount frons ma
nufacturers prices =
Ladies are invited 10 coll aud examine the stock
The sale will cCutinu. from day tn day until ali
is ,od HENkY w 0UAkLtS
10 Is Auct,i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08

By Goddin q Apperson, Aucts.
VERY NEAT AND EXCELLENT BRICK

VERY NEAT AND EXCELLENT BRICK
DWELLING, ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
JACE SON STREET. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold, on TUESDAY. the 9Th March, ixe,
neat and admirably we'll built Brick Tenement To-
Gated rs above. now in the occupancy Of Mr. Sor.
II Brumfed The lot fronts 40 feet runs hack
l20 feet. The house has 5 rooms. besides Kitchen.
and there is on the premises water eas and the
yard abounds in handsome shrubbery. Nv
TERMs--Opt third cash; balance ut and II mos.
for negotiable notes. interest added cured BY a
trust deed. The taxes for 1889 to be paid by tho
purchasers GODDlN u APPkRSON
fe q, Auets
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08

MY EXPERIMENT
w At THE GIFT BOOK STORE.
One rainy night. some three weeks since,
straight Down Mtin street driftsd,
And stood before the spacious store
The famed Book Stores G:fi-sd.
had left home with little funds,
Not draining of adventure.
Bat teaGiug. Gift 30 lk EDtsrgriZe,
3hon ht f5r u Prize I'd enter
an not enc who, trusting fate,
la luck aud ch snce belieFarl
Yet thought OF CouEss. some noTers must biecm
Amidst Sc many LeGtsS-
What should bay: Mis- ut Thoughts, - perhars.
Or else the works of Bacon.
l pon@ered Ger he Hidden Path,
But that read was not taken
knew that Puayan's Works were Rad
II every land NJ Cline.
AID tn ught his Pilgrims Progress vas
A work tor coming tifne
For coming tisse--ah. lucky thought
The sit innportant feature;
For coming time might Come 70 me,
Ana be gold epeater.
Sought the BOOK. my dollar paid
TIE clerk steps back AMI hollefs;
"Tbe Pilgrims Pr grrss," Ladies watch
Fuil,jewelied, fifty doiarsl
cannot tell how wall l fslt
IN this, my s0ng, or ditty;
Much ike thu Pilgrim, At the gate
VI the celestial city !"
"Jmmo-tai EunyanrI exclaimed.
sent from, tbs realms of 9lorv d
Watch DER me while take the time
And read The Pilgrisn's story.
j Hurried hom~: my sailing wife.
A pleasant air waa hummine:
She said i've lsii my work aside.
Tha. might srtitct your eomiug.
she had been watching. I. Of course,
Her wosk of lsYs appl suded;
Gave her the book and wirh ihA srGfcs
Her watching IrexaEdad.
She sal IF every Pilgrim makes
The Progress made Ly sou,
Gel watches soon will be a. thick
As drops Of morning dew
Yes" replied "Er FoI bush gives
dalG watches day by day,
And many man that's drawn aidf6k
! or his success will PRAY
Then hurry 20 fhe Gift Boz Store,
Ard fate y Ill lift the curtain,
Yau mar not get lafs's watch,
Hut something reis u csrtaia.
mh 5-~3s Gift Book store, No Sd Main 1t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08

BY Jas. NJ. Taylor L eon.


HANDSOME TENEMENT ON CLAY
STREET AT Auction VIII be said ,,r,n
the premises, OF 10 nsY the 18th dav of M rprh
isos commencin& at AZ o'clock r. M. very asa;:
neslaenco On Clay Htssf nj Graham streef ner
tne resi 1enca OF fefsr j. iilinu Tba bonsa : -
lost been compile tod the first story III brict .nd
20 stories OF wood Ii Is YER Convenient ana ar
ebe o. string to purchase a reuse for medium size
family. 10 pleasant neighhor hood. wonld do veil
20 e4smiLe property. The lot fronts as feet And
runs BACK loo feet tn an alley.
~, TERMS --tne'iourth cash. the talarce At " ard
~ men,hs. for nesotiabie notes. with interest aa.
oed. ana secured by trust deed
JAS Al TAYLOR h SON.
mn Aucts.
FRAMED HOUSE AND LOT AND
-, THREE VACANT LOTS ADJOINING ON
ELEtESFH AND LEIGH FIRE cts (FREsCU
UatDES HiLI) AZ AUCTION Will be sold
upon The PREMISES on WEDNESDAY The 9Th insr
co,ahiehciEg at O'Clock, Nj, q vary dasiyab,s Re-.
sitnce on the west siue Of liih nesr Leigh street
IL rs been recently built with brick basement
ahu nAs TX Resd r'tpE. TIE lot fronts 33 feet and
RUS Dock no feet ~ an ;ttit'y l2 feet Wild
niter tne ~ OF The alb vc will be sold three va
esIt lots allosniDE fronting SO feet EACH aud rum
hia- pacR iIo teot to "a s'tev i2 feet wide
his", Two Building 'tfs alioiring at the north
vest corner or L@ien aud Jith s;reets fronting az
feet wide 49, W ' navy ~
fERSs-'in third cash; the balance Mt & and 10
mon ms. ftr negotisbie notes. with interest addan
ara secured by must deed
mn JAS TAYLOR 4 SON Aucts
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By Robert Is. Lyme.


DUBLIC SALE OF TWO HUNDRED
4 AND FIFTY-TwO ACRES OF VALUABLE
LAND. IN HANOVER COUNTY, NINE MILES
FR R,s,d RdCaMoSn. AID ONE MILE FROM Ar
LEES WATER STATION. ON The CENTRAL
RAILROAD. ar AUCrION-I vii, seIl az nuulic
auction. on WEDNESDAY, March the 10th, at IL
O'Clock up.n the premises if fair {if nos the next
fair day therestter) tina. vaIrabie TRACT OF
LAND, described above. adjoining The lands Of A Is
Undertake and other. containiDg two hpnd,ed
AID ntsy-.wo asres-sbeu. thirty OF which are
cially tobacco and vegetables. Ii wouid answer
we'll far market garden, b ing thin fifteen mi
nutes travel 70 Hiehm md. Frou fty 10 sixty scrss
acre could. with a snail expenditure be brought
under cultivation. The faiaLce Of the Land Is vel
set IL 0ak.
TIE improvements consist OF a framed wooden
dwelling neatly new, containing ioar rooms, and
the usual out buildings aEJ We'll OF exc Iisnt
ter in the yard The location 10 very healthy, aud
the society good .
A great bargain can be purchased privately. IL
immf diate splication be mate TO the subscriber
If sold privately. due notice will be givsn.
Rb b LYME, Auot,
efice la Basement OF Metropolitan Hall.
y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08

HKnUSD In BULL0CE'S AND HARRIS,
ADDITION, AT AUCTION.-In execution of a de-
cree o. the denrieo County Court pronounced on
me i4th day OF Aueast. 1875 tia case OF Darra.
cott ana others VS. Edward Nsdt. the undersigned.
y. ne Connfss'9per thereby appointed, will proceed
~ sen ~ pubic auction. ucon the premises on
HUaD the lab day OF March, coInmenciDp at
- O'Clock, Lot of Land. PAT of Lot No Is in
street Is feet and running lack I40 feet on Smith
street 70 an alley IL feet id
1ERMS--tDe-thirG eesh; the balance at 6 and -
nouns, f'r negotiable notes, with interest added
ana tIse retained until the rufchase money is fully
PAID on JOHN A HUTCHINSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08
AUCTION SALES.
;. .'-'.lsl.--,.-l..
FUTURE DIT.g
BY Goddin 3 Apperson, Aucts.

TRUSTEES SALE OF Hopsrr
nuGevg L III cATTLE HOS. oARRIsGE
zee 10 certain deed of tYu.t tom Il n sIras
TT ne 2lth day ~ july, 1855 dnty rernrssa r.
tmshfio eorrty Court thall sell ut ruh,s. Ill. ~
, motd about fur miles above Richm and ~.
t r's or sa,d ,srter now resides, en- NoNbaw
nv t 1st MsIch 1872 At u O'clock. A. M If fair 10
~ ne sad deed. consisting in part of The fni
-. ~ heres. mules, cows. 20 hog. car.
~ buggy carts. thrssh'ng mac hina srS u
t sne .atnl,rg implements the place consaf'r -
the Ia ual variety. '""siSuuE Oh
khs-ai' snlns under SEQ cash: ovsr TIM.
negotiable notes 'r'u ehcorsso
NH wannny.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08

EL0rKS-Parlor, Office aud Church
~ Clocks, warranted good time keepers. of req
pate rms, Just received at
mh7 8ULhEEY'I. 1877 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08
By z. @. Larus. Auctioneer

MIGHT SALES II will continue the
" Night Sales of a large lot OF Goid Plated and
Silver VS. Shes, and Jewery OF very dsscriptfo,<
dc 20 p O LAkuS, Auese
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08
by Henry W. Quarles, Atct /,
no. $50 Main StIeet.)

CTOcK AT AUGTIUN.-in pursuance
- of dc cree Of the Circuit Court OF the city OF
Richmond u .ee on the ssh day OF January, ID;
ROY strr vs.. Bragg ami others, shall proceed on
wE0NE-DAY. the 18th Of March, 1872. at z
o.. lock. neon, 1T the auction store OF Henry
Onarles. Ia the said city OF Richmond. 10 sell at
public auction for cash. sky shares Ct Stotk o,
he Mutual Building Fupd and Loan Company Fl
ing in the name Of joel u Bragg, 20 shares In The
name Of Virginia w Bragg. and 90 shares IL aAe
name of Betty Bragg.
President of the Mutual Building tund
md Loan Co. of the city OF hichmond.
mh4 HENRY W QJARLEs. Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08
By Lunlop Moncure & Co.

Dy LuEIUp HOH'ufc cV'
CARGO OF sCG AR AND McLASSEs
~ AT AUCTION FIN WEDNESDAY,. the 9th In
slant. commencing at II clock, We win sell NJ our
the hrig Wssham from At'akspas. with
asl nhds SUGAR. ranging reIn fair 10 ehoice
quality
so ttls NJ line qus'ity MOL ASST
Txnsc ~-Uuapr x,st cash: oFer eiiA tHanths
credit fer approved M sotiabe papAr.
ea-ss,e withonf regard 70 wealth n,
nh DUNLtlp NJ SNcuhE co. Aae.s
Ths above sale will take pf,ce a'tar shs sale 81
COFFEE, By M@ssrs HaxaIl. c. enshaE 70
nUsI0p. M0NCuRS cU. Aaefs
E4GLE PURE RYE WIS KgY.-2o
u bhls thls nsw brand o. VIII nee, Jist received
..,r sa.a hv WM WALLACE SahS
IysINETHIN1 NEW. tagether with inii
- su,psy OF ubin's Genui.e ExtrAt& fof sale
mhA 9Th street