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nor SALE UEINCUMBERED REAL

l. ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICHGOND-
Having got the privilege frem the Mayor and CITY
Council of Baltimore: TO convert my warehouse, oh
fhe cor of Buren, aud rails streets into soap snd
Candle man e'actory, and psvpoeing 10 remove 10
baltimore the ensuing spring lIow oner al private
sale. the following Neal Estate; w; ..O. With or
without the ADJOINING Flower oardeh lot. tns hVue
is 80 feet front As feet deep three stories hieh u
with IT, ali necessary out buildings. servants apart
ments stable, carriage house, Sc 1ne wnoie 10y
runs back from Mayo street rs ieel ieet I.9n''
The Flower Garden 10 neatly the same dir ension.
and admirably adapted for y building lot; Inc
dwelling was built Or Col John kuth.riooro, ard
occupied by him for several years: - - T1%gv
and improved la the most modern s,yles-py tne ~
PRODUCTION OF gas. water xtares. cooking range &c
I'd. A 10. ON Wall street In rear OF the above oo
f eft front running back 40 feet more or less hs
includes fruit and vegetable garden
3D. Smith and Carriage shop ON FRANK I'm sire.
2, feet 'front.' running hack 81 feet THIS Is sl.r
opposite my Soap and Candle Factory ana was iate-
iy ocen pieo by Does Brother. ,
Mr. Fsctory IS feet front running bsck
l32 feet. more less on which there 70 so.d WV
story brick building. lately ntted up for aeitso Z
turing is 0s1 lbs per MONTH ana Offers good op
portunity for man OF small cspstal -
in front os hGes p sas
with stores granite fronts and siato roois Tul11s
sth slsa omar nv Soap and Candle Factory
The building l. Of brick, partly new Mises ~ ~:
three stories high with boilers. machinery and " 9
necessary utensils for the trade This factory =
capable Of manufacturing soy ips sosp hsr weea
and an equal weight Of mould es 10 the season'
IL MAS es.ahlished by me In issz siace which tine
i have Ariel on the business with som. tucesss
70 2l-ts = 80 80, :,
1yLENN'H INDIAN HAIR OlL-The
" only on which will, by constant use. give the
=. T. dark color and at the tine promote the
grnxth of e. Wilson'S Hair Colorer VIII change
Ma Or Isray Hair 10 q Brcsn or Hack, without
stsinnG tho skin. or IL can be used the came 40 wa
ter. These preparations arc for sa!s By
s WAGNER, Druggist.
Corner 9th and Rrosd street,
The best Le~ches on hand,
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REMARKABLE EV T-Tb

4 REMARKABLE Z Y Z T.-Tbe
y rainy weather has been great topic Of discus.
zion for some time. When is il going To stop how
Dire adtul the roads are when does the oon hange
has the comet anything 10 do with III and many
GtLer remarks are male, owing To the great guam
Hfy OF rain that We have bad This reminds us OF a
conversation that took place q few days since,
wheG we ~ere Ia the company Of ladies' they aised
very serious and interesting question for debate,
and that was, where yOn could purchase the cheap
%tlmuihgs. White fannels, Cambria aud 6giss
Edges. Hoop skirts, Hair Pins, Gloves, Gauntlsts,
tamoric and Swiss Muslins. Cellars sleeves Bands,
Corsets and many other articles; aud after an abia
d'scuHscn, aad having seriously considered the
suee ii9n they put IL ia the yos aud IL was decided
~ large majority, that the place 10 20 the
Itnfe on L GObDSniT
fe2i
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.sss>-szEsE:zs THROUGH TARIFF OF
FREIGHT from Richmond to Mem

The rates West Of KaoxviIIe viii not go into eff
feet unit. after the ctmpielion Of the Cleveland
Branch Railroad. which will be about the lst OF
April
ehippers OF through goods must seni duplicate
tickets, giving the marks. weights and destination
Ct goods. Send TO CoX's Line Of Boats.
A S LEE on the Dock.
4. Goods from Northern cities shipped through
at reduced rates. Il. s. l..
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For sale by 4 Ii SKINNER Co
fe 32-ts Sole Agents for Richmond Va
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By Chas. T. Workman & Co.

CARGO SALES OF CUBA MOLAssES
90 AND NEW ORLEANS SUGAR AND MOLAS.
sEs Az AUCTION.-OnTTUES DAY March lst A
our warehouse. on the Dock, commencing at II
O'Clock. we will sell the cargo per sckr Springbok
from hatanzas. consisting Of
Is IS t anas Prime Cuba MoL,ssEs
20 tierces prime Iuscovado MOLASSEs
Allow i'll be added to the above sale the cargo
per brig Crocus, from Attskapas La consistiu Of
252 hhds prime and choice n SUGARS
AS bbls prime MOLASSES
TERMS OF SALE Under $780, cash; over 800. four
months for approved negotiable paper
fe 22-tds anc,s
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DRY Notwithstanding low - No Il

- Main street JOSEPH STRAUSE.
Cheap Goods, from AuCtitn-Blue, Green ami
Brown Rerage. for Wells, at 70 cents, selling at
Other places al - cents; Ladies belts, al cents
Brown Linen AZ I2ls, &c. worth double the money,
suitable tor Bey's and Mems wear; English Meri-
nos at lS &C: scotch piaiGs, 22s cts; Black siEs,
~ c;s: a feT more Linen aid cheap aiarseiss Bo-
-oms lett. Mt : ctr; Astonishing cheap Check end
Cabric Muslin, Ia c;s and uoEArIa; plain anu Il K
r!no and co cred Silhe at halt their yaue; excel
leut quality kid Gloves 35ta cts; black, white and
mixed nos- 70 cts pair c~iss and Cam6ric Col
lars the cheapett il the city; SefVal I AID Bed
Blaukets = ger cent less than cost brown and
chesp Goods al any Kind. remember No q Main
street f. II JpSaEit - m CDI-
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AUCTION eALHe.
HfvTz76Sn-
By doddin & Apperson, Aucts.
T,RRUsTEEs sATEor ~ Acnra


TRRU6TEE'S SAFE OF 81 ACRES If
very valuable FARMING LAND. In Hepr;co
county. miles west OF kiehmc nd near 20 Ard H.,
twetn this Westham Plank Losd and the Canal
As Trustee IT, n certain deed Ct trust from Mr II
Dickinson, dated zlst January, 1856. duly re.
corded In Henrico County Court. shall proceed 10
Sell AT PUBLIC AUCTION. on the premises
on FRIDAY. ths 4Ih day IF March. 1859 ara O'Clock
~ u fair. If not. the fair day. the 81 acres of
Ian above described. adj4aing the lands Of Mr.
u Tabb. jr, and others. The soil is equal to any
In the vicinity Of Richmond.
TEAMS: Enough in cash to defray expenses Of
sale, and TO discharge note of $ssT Is with inter-
est rem 81 January lsst on credit rs to 1921 %
un,li 18TH June 1889; credit 10 &g47.i until
iotn Dect mber, 1885, eD1 "a to The surplus. such
", as shall be announced at the horr of sale
Inc whole purchase money To bear interest from the
gay Oh SALE The title Is believed be perfect but
.ne trustee VIII convey With the usual special war
Tanty ne taxes for 1859 tn be paid By the purcha
ser. 'eR GEORGE WHITFIELD. Trustee.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
sHALL) AND CARTER sTREEfs. HENkfCo 20
FOR SALE AT AUCTION As Commissioner an.
pointed by decree oil the Circuit Conrt of the city
of Richmond, pronounced on the 18th JsnuarT 1850
In the case HOWE against Howie, &C." shall pro'
coed to sell! on the pre- misses, on SATURDAY the
5th day of March 1859, at O'clock PM. the Real
the borth side of Marsha street. and runs hack on
Carter street about lo3 feet aud has a brick Tene
tnont thereon some mat out of repair and former
ly occupied by the late Wesley stockdell
1ERMs: One-third each, balance at i2 aud Is mos
for bonds bearing and title retained by the
Court. JOHN q WILL ANS Coul'r
Sale By GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
4-laRSWkfdfd
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Ry Il L. Cock. Auct.


TRUST SALE Of HOTEL FURNI-
l. TURE. &c. AT AUOTI0N.-By virture Of a
DE- ed of trust executed TO the undersRned 10y John
Maj xhansen, bea RI ng date the - day OF January.
1859 and of record in the Clerks ONCE of the Court
Of Hastings of the city Of Richmond, for the bene
fit Of ii L Wgani, al the relut 81 Of said benefcia
~, / shall expose to SALE on THURSDAY next,
the 24th iDsaut at the hour of 10 NJ at the house
now occupied by said NJ 4rxbausen, on the corner
of sixth end Marshall streets, known rs the New
Market Hotel, all tie Furniture contained in said
house. consisting cf the usual variety Of Hotel
Furniture, composed in part OF BeGsteads and Bed
ta,ns. sofss' Wsrdrobes. &C. Also eli he stock Of
Liquors W ines. and Cigars. and all the Bsr-room
Fixture contained in the Par of said establi-hment
Also large variety of CrocseIy. Cooking Utensils
&c And at the same time. the uneS pired term of
the lease of said premises will beso 10 the highest
bidder if not PR viously disposed Of privately.
TERMs-AI sums und, T $50 cash; all sums over $50
and under $780, GO days. and all sums over 500 four
months credit. for negotiable paper isfactoriiy
endorsed. EDNA ANNON, trustee
sale conducted by Il Cook, auct f. l6-dtd
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NEW GOJDS.-We are opening to-day
~ several cases of bleached and brown sheetings
aud Shirtinas; extra heavy undressed Irish Linens
and Maryland Peuitentiary Plaids. which We are
selling at the lowest market price.
J i NJ R0SENBAUM.
la3I ig9 Broad ct.
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NOTICE. do hereby appoint WIN. j.
IN CURRY. my lawful agent, 10 manufacture.
buy and sell Furniture, do any otGer business he
NAV deem proper as my agent in the city OF kich-
mond and county of HeGrico. Va for cash only.
JOHN Walk.
Pittsfeli Mass. February lst. 1859.
f.
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AUG flOr sALrs.
~ sre-e~.,.e.-.-.---.e17.-~~-~~-
FUTURE pAYH.
BY Goddin & Apperson'

VERY sIAr AND EXCELLENT BRICK
DWELLiN0. ON THE NORTH SIDE on
VIII DC soId, on TUESDAY, tho 9Th March. ige.
neat and admirably well built Brick Tenement. h.
Gated as above; nov In the occupancy OF Mr. Nor.
100 feet. The house has s rooms besides hitebsn
and there is on the premises water ana gas and tse
ard aoounds IN handsome ehrubbery.
TERMs-One third cash: balance nj q and I, ,,o.
for negotiable notes. interest added. seemed III
trust deed. The taxes for 1859 to be maid hv e.
purchasers. GODDIN APPkRSnu 'ho
fe % 49,.
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Ar HHDS Prime sides and Shoulders;
~ 30 bbis Family Hams; 10 hhds Breasts aud
small Shoulder; 90 bbis and 100 kegs family LARD
9S tuba choice Goshen butter so kegs cheap Butter
100 boxes prime cutting Cheese, for sale BY
r. 20 JsNES Il co.
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80 Having received my supply OF GAR -
III DEN SEED. for The present season. would
&Ss most respectfully call the attention of my
friends ami customers TO large and varied stock
which will 5npare fsvorably with any in the city
beth regards price and quality am enabled
SEED much lower than they have ever been sold in
tbiscity.
Please give NE call before purchasing.
Ia
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DECEIVING twice week. Davidson
~ celebrated CREAM ALE. which am able to
offer TO the city trade at s3a per half BARREL and 81
per keg.
Also, receiving 4 lot of choice Havana Segars Of
my own selection in New York.
z WILBACHER, 18th st eet,
fels Between Main and Gary.
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WILL BE SOLD, at the Auction House
OF Cook, on THURSDAY the oath inst,
commencing at IL o'cIock A M a iot IF s0IIaE
HOLD fuHNITUhE Il. tn satisfy a distress in nv
hands, in favor of El zsbeth Alien vs. A T Baker
III A DUDLEY De-
Re ?5-N For Thos U Dudley Sergeant
DUBLIC SALE.-On to morrow the
2th instant. If fair if not the next fair day. wa
VIII ofer for sale st RECOUsCE FARMS. carr.
fodder, hay one four horse wagon one milk wagon
ons very ine young mule, &C.
rerms made known on She day Of sale
LOUIS HUDSON
ANDERSON KING
NATGANIELC CRENsHAW
10 23-n JOHN B CRENsRAW.
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~N-ss FOR SALE AT AUCTION
.ssaaEEzssssssz The splendid steamers GLEN
COVE" and ''UU RrIS PECK."-As personal repre-
sentative of the late Capt John Davis, ! shall on
TU EsDaY. the is. day of March, 1859. expose to
sale all his interest ia the above Stes mers consist
ing Of 740ths in the Glen Cove. and 73oths in the
Curtis Peck"
Sale to take place from the WhsIf, at Rockets,
commencing st IL O'clock, NJ.
MARY 4 DAVIS Adm'x
of John Dayis deceased
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By P. c. Larus, Auct'r.

A UCTION. FURNITURE, &o.-On
msncing at 10 O'clock / will sell large and varied
assortment Of Furniture, portion Of the stock OF
Lnrus and Shine. consisting OF Bureaus Owens
Washstands. Refrige rators. Bedstfads, Centre Ts-
bles looking Glasses. Oil Cloths. Table Covers Ma
nogany and Hooking Chairs. Clocks, Lounges.
ADDITIONAL
second hand Piano, in good order; being anxious
10 Close the stotk of Lsrns Shine as spec Oily as
possible every ticls offered Will positively be sold
All SUMS over 500, so days credit: under that
amount, cash.
fs0 PC LARUS, Auct.
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) NJ fALOR L SON, Aucts.
fell JAS NJ TAYLOR h SON, Aucts
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRA MED

L HOUSE AND LOT. aud VACANT LOT AID
JOINING, ON MADDOX HILL. AT AUCTION
By viItue of Il deed of trust, executed by Martha
Harler, bearing date the Goth December. 1857 and
duly recorded ia the Clerks Office of HenrcO coun-
ty, shall, IN execution of said trust, being
qured by the beneficiary in said deed, proceed TO
sell at public auction upon the prenis =, on FRI
PAY, the 25th inst two Building lots of the usual
si2e fronting on LoTnes street. Maddox Hill, with
a Tenement thereon, suitable for medium size
family. JAS III TT YL0K, Trustee.
TERMS at sale. JAS III TAYLOR a SON.
q AuCliOneera.
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COAL.

WOOD AND COAL JOHN W FISH
" ER-Gray's Yard, near tho Armory-will
keep constantly on hand a supply of Oak AID Pine
WOOD and COAL, also oak and Cedar POSTS
which he will deliver IN any part OF the city.
Orders lett at tue Yard at the store of stebbiGs
Il Puilen. No l0l Broad street or at Geo Herripg's
No Sc lain street. will receive prompt attention.
ia
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1859 SPRING TRADE 1855

No. loo Main Street, Richmond, Virginia,
Importers OF Hardware, Gallery, Guns, Anchor
Boiling, and Agents for Fairbank's justly ce,ebra-
ted Scales are now in receipt of their spring stock
OF English, French, German aud American Goods,
TO which they ask the attantion of such city and
country merchants as bny for cash, or pay promptly
at the end of Elk months. all whom will find IL TO
their advantage to examine their stock before pur
chasing in this or any other market as they~wiil
lot be under sold. fe 10
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fall is5SmHoTE4 A 1,cr'6 sTnay \
uF EALi. GOODS now receiving, layc purchased
~ ~ rk at iEMeuEv sacrifices, at Closing cat
Auction FADES This is al opportunity rarely TO be
net with tor persons in wan; Of Dry Goods 20 ehect
u trcuena pus sRyiig.
IjuYite an - c4ti and lGI for themselves Good
rgrap and desirable Goods. polite attention and &c
co7Tnodatious guaranteed 10 al! who visit the pop
uI.r AMI well known ttO!r II
f. q ALFRED H''SfrN- Is WAN II
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A VIZ I'm HlLL AND AN L HhAClIE
DwHITING.
fe Its Near Petersburg Deyot
TNFIRMARY OF TIE MEDICAL COL
LkGE.-This lnfirmary is situated al the corner
of Marshall and College streets in an elevated aud
heeli hul position, convenient to the railroad de-
pota hotels and other centres Of business 1t is fur
Gished 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 the insane and those
laborug under contagious diseases, are admitted
into the institution. Lying in women ats also re-
ceiyef ard carefully attended to.
Private rooms furnished when desired.
The patients under the charge of the PIofes.
sOrs OF the College who visit the wards daily. The
charges for Board, Medical Attendance. Nursing
and Medicine are for Per week.
w mite
Ceored
In addition to the above rates, in cases requiring
Surgical Operation by agreement with the pro
prietOrs ST the Bellevue Horpitai small fee is
charged for the operation. varying from 50 TO $780,
according to its Importance. The particular fee in
any may be ascertained by application to either
of the Attending Surgeons or the Resident Physi
clan.
All charges payable on the removal Of the pa
tent.
Attending sureeons--Profa. GIBSON, PETICO-
LAS and WELLFORD.
Attending rhysiciaas-Profs. TUCKER, CONWAY
and MCCAW.
Steward-F Nj PARRISH.
President-L JGYN Ee, ID D.
Persons in the country, desiring to send patients
10 the Infrmsry, may address either the President
or the Re sldent Ply sIclsn. ia Fly
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TN STORE, and for sale ut low prices,
L Is bb,s &c" Sugar: rs do New Orleans Sugar; 10
do New Orleans Molasses; 25 do clarified Cider Vim.
egar; 30 kits No Mackerel: 50 bbls baliiax H. p
rngs; 10 do Potomac &c; 10 do Ci-coes, iLtke Her
ia If 81 lbs; 100 dozen buckets nests tubs
PLEAnANTS Bro,
fa 81 30 Main 1T.
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koUf BALLs-A large assortment OF
- ar, Foot and Farlor Bale, cheap at
ANGUS 4 BYERLY's.
~ Fancy btore,
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L,UR C0LDS.-Receiving this day,
per steamer 800 lbs Iceland MOSS Paste. 80 lbs
Marshnailow Drops, $40 lbs Gum Drops, different
iavors; 600 lbs Fig Paste OF Copstantinope; 800
los Liquorice Drops 5C0ibs Jujube Paste and Drops
also, manufacturing, Barley and Hoarhopad Caa-
d., Of first quality, for sale at
ANDREW ANTON rs, French Confsctioner,
&. Next door EXCHANGE Bank.
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DOBINSON's MANIPULATED GnA

ROBINSON'S MANIPULATED qua
~ NO HAS EIGHT PER CENT OF4MNONLA
IND FORTY FIVE TO FIFTY PER CENT OF
ZONE fWOSi'Hs TIE or LLuE.-rho under
signed, having accepted the agency for the sale of
OF agricutuIsts and their agents TO this superior
fertlilzer We guarantee a perfect uniformity in
the quality OF this art e and that il in all cases
one-half best Peruvian Guano, one-haif fne ground
b; ne and the best Phosphate Gusno.
The machinery used is new and OF the most ap-
proved description. and from the manner in which
the Gu8no and Bone are mixed. being ground toxe-
ther 50 that eyery particle of each is brought into
the closest contact with the other, ensures a full
appropriation OF both roper proportions by ,hs
growing crop.
We refer to the annexed report from DIR Bickell.
showing the value of this Fertilizer both for guick
ard ,rmanent results
1t is put up in good bags weighing about $50 lbs
each. Price, $50 per ton of 1000 lbs
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No. So SECOND STREET.
Baltimore Jsn'y Is, 1859 J
REPORT OF ANALYSIS
Of Robinson's Manipulated Guaro, for FRANCIS
ROBINSON, Esq of Baltimore city
A sample of the above, which was taken at your
mills. WAS found, upon anslysis. to be capable of
producing Of
8mmona ....... 81 Per cent.
and to contain of
Bone Phosphate of Lime ...".. AZ 80 per cent
The above proportion of Ammonia and Bone
Phosphate of ine is known TO be most proper for
concentrated manure. Both theoretical reas 1niu y
and the results of numerous practical experiments
have approved of it. Al application of 200 lbs of
this article will supply more OF Bone Phosphate of
consi ierable surplus of this valuable nutriment in.
Corporsted with the soil after cropping and will fur
nsh a sufficient gusntity of Ammonia to act as "A
nutriment and stimulant.
CHAs RICKELL Phi d.
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l. mnstrator of Lucian Minor. decd, l have
searched ia vain for the following papers, known to
have existed, VIZ: Bond fIom zen VIM Cord, n
and others to Mr. Minor. AS Trustee for Mrs Barker
10 the amount of 3 7aI dollars, aud one iron Mr.
" Walker, for The benefit OF Miss Rose Stanley
amount. $50 dollars Any person KNOW lg Any
thing OF these papers will greatly obiige me by MIA
L ing it known 10 me at Hanover Court House, or
Messrs Goddin Apperson, Of Richmond:
LIB PRICE,
fe 22-it Admir- of l. Minor.
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wE DIVIDEND The President and
A&S Directors of the Virginia Central Railroad
Company. have declared semi'annuai Dividend OF
two ner cent psyatie on the 18th day OF March
next. The Transfer Booss will be closed from the
lst to the 18th day of March, and the Dividend will
be paid to those who are stockholdsTs on the nrst
Gav of March. GARRETT. Treaur.
Office Va Central 4 r Co,
Richmond Feb 18th, 1881
ia fT-dlwtrwflkM
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IrNrlL lsT MARCH -- We will sell
= erea: bargains in the balance OF 0 I stock Of
Rich u-W styles Silbs and Robes
EieA French De lAIaes ADD NUieDtas
FUglsb AMI American De LANES and Valentias
FlaCue,s Primes and Blsached Cott0us
ya.ic Dan!l-.- "a kIus ard ToWelliugs
Verr iArsr s-.Ca Il chRVls. very cheap
Pack Velvet and Black Goth CicaEs. for cash, TO
usako On {or entire Ne 81 Stock Of Spring Goods.
which ve hail open tg that time.
PERKINS h co,
"a l;i Eagle SquaTe.
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A TLANTiC AND PACIFIC GUAEO-
IA SOMETHING h EW.-The under signed having
been appointed Agents for the of the Atlantic
and Pacific Co y Guano, daily expecting CARGO
and Others upon very accommodating terms Prof.
Oh. Bickell, Ph d of Baltimore. gives as the result
of his Analysis:
fROsptitte US
Containing Phosphate Acid.........4l 27
Org anic Matter Water Csrb of Lime, &c ....992
Prof Henry. of Smithsonian institute. anal ysed
8 sample and found therein SS1a pr cent of Phos.
plate of Lime.
equal iu it's results to the best Peruvian viii its
beneficial effect upon the soil is complete and
permanent.
Tne cause Of this is found in the very large per
centaga of Phosphate of Lime which it contains and
which is the desirable ingredient in all Fertilizers.
For information, apply to
PEYTON Il ARCHER,
l39 Cary Street.
.an A nAtrQrI al. al
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paV GOODS.

~
,,pRING, 1889.
NEW AND CHEAP
SPRING AND ST. MER
DRY GooDs.
HOPPING, HlLi = ATKINSON,
95S baltimore street,
BALTIMORE.
r..ro,tfay invite iha attention Of buyers to their
~rRI>G STOCK
49, r-s,.eh French ana American Dry Goods. We
IA AZ, sroSt paius t. select n Stock suited TO
-, waits 81 South,ra and Western Merchants,
r.JL NYLLLCT TO SAFE azd prompt
EjlERN
SOCK - vcrF large. and embraces snch an
,rf A. Wi, VnRblN = meTChaDt g. buy OF us
arm VHE BEST ADV ANTAGE To HlMSELF.
thr tisD - he may EeCd Ia Onr line In all things
c >EsI try II SonsalI tie interest of our custom
~ Er,ic.s sert &C. us shall re carefully attended
a. and & GODS Dispatched promptly.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23
By Henry W. Quarles.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF WATCHES
1 AND JEWELRY. At AUCTION, at No $50
Main street, shall sell st auction commencing
on FRIDAY EVENING, Feb lSih one Of the lar
gest and finest stocksef Watches and Jeweiry ever
tnered IN Riehmohd. consisting I'm part as follows:
doid aud Hunting ChroDouetsr Watches
Do do English Lever do
DO do Detached do do
Do do Nickel Mount do
Silver Watches of all descriptions -p
Gold Vest, oiard aad Yob Chains
Ladies haitian and Neck do
kekets, Pins and Pencils
Mosaic Sets to match
Cameo do do
Lava do do
Garnet do do
Coral do do
Jets do do
And in fact everything kept in first class Jew
elry store.
The above stock Of Goods were all bought espe-
chilly for the retail trade. aud will be sold without
reserve to the highest bidder close the concern
imHiediately-per order OF the assignee.
kILDkETH, Agent.
p. S.-Merchsnts and Ped1lars will save twenty
per cent. by calling early, AS will job or retail
goods during the day at large discount from ma
nutacturers prices.
Ladies invited to call and examine the stock.
The sale will continue from day to day, until all
is 'aoid HENRY w QUAKLFe
fel Auct.