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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-28
BOARDING.
M lDHCEALAN HOU .


BARGAINS IN SHALl.IES.-2O0O yds
~ splendid Rich shalies for dresses, selling of
rapidly, from 25 cts upward. Call at
MAILERT'S Cheap Store
m Aat,, 90
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l. STORE. AA'o AIN
J. MILLHIsER d BROTHER,
Established 1891
We have nov completed opening our nrre,a.o,
TOT me onth OF March. ana can assure our friends
ana customers that they will find our stock of
Goods worthy of examination, as STYLES and nrices
WI, WI compare favoraby with anything offered in
We here euumerate few of our leading bar
LADIES, DRESS GOODS
Rich Dress silks
Rich Silk Robes
Best Black sils, at 81 per yard
Rich BaIeges. three volandts
Rich do tive do
Bsreges, double Jupes
Orgspdie Robes. Dalilah
0rgaude Double Jupes
Organdie Robe .a'Les
Organizes. by the yard
French Printed Iaconets and Brliants
French White Pique
NaenCias, in great variety
India Silks and Challys
BombaZnes and Alpacas
LADIES WRAPPlNGS-
Cloth haglans Spring styles
New Spriug shaws
Lace Shasls and Nantes
| EMBROlDERIES-
1000 Mnslin Collars, at 373ac
so do do s., i7s
Cambria and Muslin worked Bands lsrse va
Dimity Bands of beautiful patterns
LINEN GOODS
1000 doz Linen Cambria Hdkfs, at 81 per doz
Linen meetings and Pillow Linen
Linen Damask Huckaback
Crash Fine Towelings
Napkins. Table Cloths
Fine Shifting Linens. Linen Boscms &c
j M1LLHISER q BRO,
mn Ib-l2t II 1913 Broad st.
SPRlNG NOVELTIES FOR 1869
~ ~ :, IMPORTANT TO ALL IN WANT OF CHEAP
DRY GO0DS.-We are now receiving the most G lie.
CANT and complete stock of Foreign and Domestic
Dry Goods ever offered by before consisting Of
Dress Goods and Silks
White Goods Embroideries and Linens
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings
Shawls and Mantillas
uosieres and Gloves
Ribbons and Parasols
Domestics and Prints
We possess facilities for procuring our Goods from
the cheapest and best sources. by paving cash for
all Goods purchased by us. and doing business at
comparatively small expense.
We are enabled to offer stock Of Goods which,
for eheapness, cannot be surpassed.
ROSENBAUM,
mh 1879 Broad St.
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PTANoa. 10
- pRINcE's MELoDEl5Ns,

lenR PRINCES MELODEolNa.
A NORRIS continuo. - -s. 1900
w III supplies OF these most deiis n fnI M
vii, eons,ana :. sssrumsn,s. which have been ana
Ted household. wherever they may be 4, ssIia'
eantn naS OF Princes elodecns have re
enh.nca .h various improvements ali tendinu 10
20 .hst they have become general f.yorits and
As an iniroduction ~ ~ s sss mplishment.
have 49, masc, they are peculiarly adapted asd
lar m az more to render that sty Of music ponu
MAJ me low price at which they are sofia enahlss
f. " procure Melodeon who would not be sble
kor description Of compass style. ,,.b and N, ;co
tbemsa,Ssa ,or ia, an examination Of the INSTRUMENTS
NH 26-3t soia 49, y. nain street.,
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By Goddin & Apperson, Aucts.

r ARGE FRAMED BUILDING. COR
~ NER FRANKLIN AND 4rH STREETs- AT
AUCTION.-Will be sold on MONDAY afternoon
18th March, 1859 at o'cbck, the large Framed
building, situated as above described recently In
the occupancy of Mr Bass. The same to be renioy-
ed IN 80 days from the day of sale.
TEHMs-tour months credit for approved endors-
ed negotiable note. G0DDIN Il APPERSUN,
mh24 Auetioneers
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CHARTER ELECTION AT meeting
- of the Council of the city OF Richmond, held on
Monday the lith day of March. 1888. the following
resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the following named gentlemen
be appointed Commissioners aud Conductors to sur
perintend and c0nduc. the Charter Elec ton to be
held On WEDNESDAY, the 9th day OF April next,
viz:
III Monroe neutrality-suspicious. Samuel Bay
ly. Thomas Barham. Sam rutherford, VIM W
TimberIake and Thos Boudsr. Conductor: NJ
Morris, 4th day officer. Election to be held at La
cys shon, on Broad. between lst and Foushee sts.
In Mlaiis0n Ward commissioners: F. shepperson,
Vim Crump Geo w Gillian. Francis j Smith
and Jas II Grant. Conductor: G Johnson, LIST
day officer Election to be held at the City Hall
In JcttrS0n Commissioners: Luther Lib
by, JOSEPH Brummell, James Winston, Il smith,
and AleX'r Craig. Conductor: Reuben T Seal, I'd
day officer. Election to be held at the Hall over
the LIST Market.
Teste,
NH It'd THO3 LAWSON, c r.
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By Dunlop, Monoure & Co.

CARGO OF SUGAR AND MOLAS6ES
" AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY. the 30th
inatant comneucipg 81 n O'Clock. We will sell Ut
our wharf and warehouse at Rockets the cargoss
Of Sugsr and Molas.ss per sehss Tiiiie ana
rs hhds fair 70 choice quality Sugars
AGA bbis prime quality Moiasscs.
TERMS Under 500 cash; over 500 months credus
for approved negotiable paper
nzr sale without regard " weather.
NH IS DUNLOP. MONCUkE ". Aucts.
A DMINI6TRATOR'E SALE In NAN
"A CHEsTER.-on TUESDAY. the 5th day OF
April 1882 will sell ct public auctts n On the pre-
mises All The personal property Of the late Henry
Lu1mire, (dafn street No isl colsisting q the
stock Of Groceries Household and kfechcn furni-
ture &C. and one enc Mich Cow
fYnns-For small sumo. cash. inr sums o. ~ ana
over with approved security before aeIiSery upon
sale commencing at o'cloeka 49,
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A MORRIS. ~ Main street,
Sole Agent In Ricbmond

P. II TAYLOR Dealer
IN PIANOS, MUSIC and MUSICAL.
v u ENVIRONMENTS. exclusively. ISs
~o.ra...s,, Main street. above Post ufBce. fas
nan estapshed Has the exclusive sale in Rich
M0a Al &. Ine nnns, Clark and Gale Co PA
pn nne largest stock of MUSIC and bound MUSIC
IN part pay for new ones N 'Non mh S" ~
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MINE HOUSES AND LOTS ON LEIGH
~ AND FIFTEENTH Str EETS, AND ON JAIL
ALLEY, AT AUCTI0N.-Will be sold, on the
premises, on WED NEsDAY. the 18th day of April,
1859, at "a o'clock, Nj, eight Houses aud Lots on
Leigh and 18th streets in the vicinity Of the Depot
of the Central Railroad Company; also one House
and Lot On Jail Alley.
rare chance is h9re offered for small families to
secure themselves homes, and as this property ia
in good order. and occupied by good tenants, such
an opportunity seldom presents itself for profita-
Bile investment.
The sale will commence with the House and Lot
on Jail Alley.
plat of the property may be seen on the lay of
sale.
TERMs-Onethird cash; the balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest added
and secured by trust deeds The taxes and insu.
rance for 1853, to be paid by the purchaser
JAMES NJ TAYLOR SON,
NH
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By Richard Cauthorn.

RolLDING LOT Ar AUCTION.-On
- moNDAY. 18th inst, at a O'Clock. P NJ. ON the
pIenises VIII sell ut auction, for cash. a lot OF
srounn fronting Is feet aud running back 100 feet
.ying IN henrlco county. bstween Lewis and Bald.
made By NJ Bates. The lot is near Valisy strest
about squares south Of the old Distillery.
Terms cash lmh a6l RCAUrHORN
HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will be
- sold on MONDAY, the rs b day of March 1850.
at O'Clock. N, thelarge frame LUMBER HOUSE
situated on the Dock. next bslow Lees to satis
y distress warrant In my hands, Ia favor OF
Robinson, jr., vs. NJ P 0'Hern.
NH Att RIITTER HON
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BY Goddin & Apperson, Aucts.

~ ooAuA0 ~ hPPSAooAS Aeeso'
VALUABLE MILL TRACT OF 80
ACRES IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, FIVE
MILES FROM MANCHESTER, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Wil be sold at auction, on the prem
ises on TUESDAY. the 5th day Of April. 1857 at IL
O'Clock NJ, the valuable Mill Tract. known rs
Murchie's. 1t contains thirty acres-has on it an
old stone house, formerly used as mill. The most
of the tract 10 now in woods and there 10 Oh the
place large quantity of most valuable granite. Il
adjoins the lands of DR. David Winfree. Mr. John
Walker and othtrs.
TsKMs-One third cash: balance at 4 and months,
for negotiable notes, interest added, and title re-
tanned till last note be paid. The taxes for 1859 to
be paid by the purchaser.
NH % GODDIN 4 APPERSON. Aucts.
r ARGE NUMBER OF MOST BEAUTI-
nFUL LOTS. ADJOINING THE TOWN Of MAN;
CHEcTER, FOR SALE AT AUCTION. Will be sold
at auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY, the
H. that most beautiful square of land, containing
sixteen acres, adjoining the Southern boundary OF
Manchester, and bounded by the Main street, the
old Chesterfield Railroad. and the Manchester and
Petersburg Turnpike. The land has been laid out
as to correspond with the streets of Manchester
and will be sold u lots tn suit purch The
can be seen at the Office of the auctioueers. These
lots not only Beautifully located, but being ont
side of tho corporate limits are not subject to city
taxes.
TERMs-One fourth cash; balance at T. s and u
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed. title ret aimed. By request of MI
Samuel Marx, executor of Joseph Mara, deceased
NH l7-2awtds GoDDIN 4 APPERs0N, Aucts.
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rATAWRA BRANDY.--This pure
~ brandy u superior 70 yrepch 6randY in pMiv
r. purposes, where : : pnre brandy = required:
" PETERSON, Druggist.
NH rs Sole Aesat ior the Propfictofs.
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~ WALsh's g U NSraegs

AxAND PISTOL DEPOT @ak:e
-ASKGUNs. PISTOLS. FISHING T TX 4
r E SPORTING APPARATUS, WALKING
CANES, kc-JAs. WALSH. Manufacturer and
Importer of Rifles, Guns Pistols. &c. invite the at
tentiou of Merchants and Sportsmen to his extern
description in the Gunnery line, which he will sell
at the lowestpossible prices. and on the most &C,
cornmcdating terms. Colts celebrated F. f
SHOOTER, and every description of Fire Arms,
kept constantly. Also Ammunition. Percussion
He has in store, alss choice assortment of CANES,
of various styles and coiors.
He will repair all kinds of Fire Arms neatly,
quickly and substantially; Mount Canes; reiit and
repair door and trunk locks at reasonable PRICES
Call at his store No 60 Main street, Richmond, Va.
JAMES WALSH,
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NOTICES. 80 kEWAkD-LUsT, on
~ the sidewalk ia Richmond. on THURSDAY. the
24tn iastaut. - MEMoRA DUN BOOK. oontainine
dropped either on Cary or Main street. The only
paper now recollected Is note drawn by myself IL
favor Of DIR Eppes. for 81 600, dated April -,
at 50 days. The public cautioned against ira
ding for any sach note. reward OF $2.S0 VIII DE-
paid 10 any ore on the delivery OF the book and con-
RICHARD ALLEN,
nah 26-3ts OF Cumberland.
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DICH SPRING GOODS.

- THOS PRICE Il CO are getting in dsily
new and elegant Fancy Goods for early Spring sales,
aud will he replenished daily, throughout the EN-
tire season, with every thing that Is rich aud oesl-
rable in
Splendid silks and Silk Robes; splendid Bareses
ami Robes; Foulards and Robes; Oreandies and
Robes: French Lawns aud Musllns, Jaconets;
Chinls &C; Embro5eries; Lace sets; Thread Col
ar-; Unreal Wells. Gloves; Skirts; Hosiery; Laces,
6c IN Irish Linens and Linen Goods OF their own
importation and most approved make, they viii be
amply stocked asaiso in every description OF hite
Good brought 70 any market IN the country
b fore the recent advance in these goods, wllch
theT will sell AZ less than regular market value, as
ieEg they last
Retail ant wholesale buyers are invited to give
them a cali TdOS + PRICE CO,
mia Wholesale and Retail Dealers.
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By Jas. n. Taylor { Bon,

~ ~. M Taylor h Son.
VERY DESIRABLE a0UsEHorn 90
w., Kitchen FURNITURE, AT AUCrIoH =
VIII BE- sold on MONDAY, the asth asv ~ -
mnrSh. 1852 at 10 O'Clock NJ. as the residsnt. ~
~ TinsieI, ESQ. corner of Broad and l0.h strsNss
nls eotire Household and Kifchsn Furnifure cr,..
s,supg Of the usual variety The furniture i cheS
r ~ nIchmond manufacture, and has been wei,
rsps, amongss which s psir Of very nns Mirrors
'asi w. interest 10 attend the sale
n JAS TAYLOR 3 SON, Aucts.
)LD BRICK AND FRAME BUILD.
RANK Nd ~; 2M THE CORNER or lerH AND
~. ~ 80 = oilnEkTs AT AUCTION --Wili Be ssd IN
I'm es On MONDAY The assk inst. ss4 ocik
and ore D ~. ano frsmsd Buldue, Kitchens
~ n oiaee, on the south west Corner sf i0sh 80
s1 nnn .ars formerly cecuried By Messrs sischis
=, ha ,esevni 80, pr,ntisg ofice-said buildings
s e - ah want 81 buans viii no doubt
TERMs-One fourth cash: baiancs ~ 49, $3.50
approved negotiable notes, with interest sdded
nh ~ JAS NJ TAYLOR BON. Aucis
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For sale by Ell SKINNER 4 co
fe 22-2Hmif Sole Agents for Richmond Va

ZINE ARTS.-Messrs. w. SATTLER
CO. have the pleasure to inform the art low
ril Co. New York. has this day consigned to us
tGrg, and select assortment of plain and colored
EMGkAEINGS, LITHO6R APH 8 and PHOTO
for sale on Friday. Saturday. Monday aud Tues.
day, the 18th. 18th, 2l5t and ed of March, only.
great portion of the collection being samples
only intended for exhibition in the Southern States
dealers eugravings and the public in general are
respectfully invited to visit daring these three
days, in order TO have an Opportunity to examine
and select from the whole collection
large assortment of the engravings will be kent
tended to. "
Particular attention is called to the Phi otographs
as the most beautiful specimens OF that art yet ex.
tant. WIN SATTLER A Cij
NIB Is Artists Supply Store, I42 Main st.
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A CARD.-The subscriber having re-
\ turned to the city and bought of Mr. Gill; his
old stand hopes by strict attention to business and
using the best ofmaterlals to merit share of put-
lie patronage. ISAAC ID BRIGGS.
B-Persons having claims against Mr. Gle,
will present them to me- and those indebted to
him, will please settle with me.
NH l2-6tt d 3.
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COAL.

HAVING determined to continue tbe
en- WooD and COAL business. at the old s,s,d 80
sLA9d Hill, hepe by strict attentisn - III - ~
ness 20 merit acoptinuanes OF the pa rynars ~ III
iase hrm and the public generally. VI inc
JAMES MILL
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& FIRST PREMIUM GRAND

~ 1ys~s-l, FIRST PREMIUM GRAND
;ssssssy. AND SQUARE PIANOS. - Grand
u y " n Uand square Piano Forte Warerooms
s0enerai depot of foreign and Ameri
can mnsic, Musical INSTRUMENTS and ali ether arti
cies oelonging to Musical Warehouse. b, a EHIE
q Oo.; no 23l Broad street, between Third and
| fourth streets Richmond, Va. The undersionod
~ me request OF many Southern friends. have Ga
taoiished and opened in Richmond No BAL BROAD
s.rset between Sd and 4th SITS a PIANO FORTE
MAhEHoQM, where IN addition to our extensiye
| STOCK OF PIANO F0RTES, we offer for saJe n
general assortment of FOREIGN AND AMERI
GAN MUSIC, of the most popular composers Mn
sicai instruments of all kinds and those articles
generally which appertain to first class musical
ESTABLISHMENT. Seminaries Academies institntions
OF learning. ac will find it to their adyaptage 70
aea, WIN us as We are prepared to sell music &c
az Northern prices, and they will thus save the
rieienu between this city and the North. The bust
ness VIII De conducted under the name and STYLE of
GEHLE 4 CO. N '''i vi
guarantee il given OF every instrument for five
years from the time of purchase and the privilege
OF exchange within six months after date Of GALE ia
accorded All orders will be promptly and faithful
ly executed. ~ "i
0nr terms are moderate, and a liberal discount
will be made for cash
Tuning promptly attended to.
rates. ~ gu i'~
The public respectfully invited to give us
eau before purchasing elsewhere, as we are deter
mined not TO be undersold.
lie 25- d3m GRHLE K co Richnond Vo
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SERVANTS FOB HIRE AND SALE.
lux HIRE-A strong, healthy vcnn~
colored WOMAN. Of rood ebar.rta. 0.oS
oeienf chaa,eermaid and irst rate wash - snd
mh- WIN PHILLIPS, izth strees
.'n us Between Main and sank
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND VA
~ CANT LOT. IN THE TOWN OF SIDNEY
AT AUCTION.-Will be sold. on the premises. on
MONDAY, the 4th day of April, 1859, at 5 o clock
Z. NJ the Framed House and Lot nov in the occu,
psncy OF Mr. X Mitchell. ON Elmwood street near
the Methodist Church. in the town of sidney"
me Lot fronts 80 feet and back 1873 feet to an
siiey 20 feet wide, upon which is large framed
mouse with rooms. q kitchen with 4 rooms and a
large stable. all ID good order.
Also. vacant Lot adjoining, fronting 80 feet. and
running Dsck 1853 feet 20 an alley 20 feet wide
TERMS: One-fourth cash; the balance at 6, IL and
Is months for ne gotabe notes. nth interest added
Taxes for 1859 to be paid by the purchaser
JAS NJ TAYLOR h SON.
NH 28 Auct;onaar,
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ROBINsON's MANIPULATED GuA.

- No HAS EIGHT PER CENT OFAMNO NTI
anD FORIH EVE TO FIFTY PER CENT n 4,
BONE PHOSPHATE OF LIME.-The undsr
signed, having accepted the agency for the sale Of
hoDlpsons Manipulated aUANO, ask the attenfio On
o. agrlcuitursts and their agents to this sunerior
EertiLzer We guarantee q perfect uniformity in
sne Quality OF this arti e and that it is in ali cases
3nenaiI pest Peruvian Guano. one-hslf fine ground
Bone and the best Phosphate Guauo
Inc machinery used is new and OF the most An.
proved description. and from the manner in which
the 0uano and Bone are mixed, being ground togo
ther 80 that every particle Of each is brought into
the Closest contact with the other. ensures a fnIl
growing crop. W 'h'
:, We refer to the annexed report from DR. Bickell.
showing the value of this Fertilizer both for aick
ard permanent results A
IL is put up in good bags. weighing about LEO lbs
each. Price, $50 per ton of 1000 lbs. -''
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No. SO SECOND SrREEro
Baltimore, Jan'y %, 1859
REPORT OF ANALYSIS
VI kobinson's Manipulated Guano. for FRANCIS
ROBINSON. ESQ, of Baltimore city.
sample of the above. which was taken at your
mills. was found, upon analysis, to be capable of
producing Of ~
Ammonia ..... ...,,.,,,,.,,,... 3 Fl nor rant
and to contain of ~
Bone Phosphate of Lime ........ 1882 per cent.
The above proportion of Ammonia and Rene
phosphate OF Lime is known to be most proper for
concentrated manure. Both theoretical reasoning
ana the results of numerous practical experiments
nave approved of it,. An application of 200 lbs of
THIS article will supply more of Bone Phosphate of
Lime than is required by any crop, thus leaving a
corporated with the soil after cropping and will fur
nish sufficient quantity of Ammonia to act as q
nutriment and stlmuant.
CHAs BIcKELL, Phi D.
For sale by Ell SKINNER & co
fe 22-2Hmif Sole Agents for Richmond Va
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4 lEURUE HU N MEL'S Premium ES-
~ SENCE OF COFFEE One package OF this
Essence will go as far as four pounds of roasted
perfectly the real taste of the best roasted
store Golf %. bat will have more delicate and finer
flavor, finer color, and will certainly be much
wnolesomer for Every person, than pure roasted
store Coffee; will also be clear, without requiring
anything 20 clarity it Manufactured and for sale,
Wholesale and retail, by
A BODEKER, Druggist
NH Main ar nag aid Markef
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~ CHINA. GLASS AND EARTH

- CHINA, GLASS AND EARTH
Mn ENWARE-OB TAYLOR. III Main street, is
w now in receipt of his spring stock Of goods,
mostly of his own Importation, embracing great
variety of white gilt. and decorated China; white
and shapes blue edged &C and Dip. Ware, selected
expressly for the jobbing trade; Cut and Pressed
and Brittannia Ice Pitchers, Casters. Spoons and
Forks. Also. fine assortment Of Walters. Table
he can sell goods as low as any Jobbpg house at the
,oIic;tad - NH l0-2m
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NEW AND ATTRACTIVE OPENING
~ OF DRY GOODS.-BREEDEN 4 FOX. Broad
street. have been receiving, during the PAST Week,
d very large assortment OF Dry Gooos- We w0uid
call the attention of buyers especially to our very
lar &c and beautiful STOCK of
New and elegant Silks, all entirely new designs
Barage end tiTeuadine Robes, in great variety
Lace and SILK Mantiilas
Rpring and Summer ShaWis
Embroideries and Lacee
Irish Linen Table DaInasks, Napkins
Servants Clothing, &C, &C.
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mhn a sER xHRW SANDS. Trustees.
~nM4gYScTnNN Z, - ,
Sale conducted by GopDIN AppERsoN. iucts.
nah Is - -
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON

n hNUCUME BUILDING LUTS ON
- - Broad Street, in Mayos Plan, and Valuable
Columbian Hotel. FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N-W i'll
De sold. on WEDNESDAY,, the 30th March, 1859, on
the premises, commencing at O'Clock, 2 ID. those
Two beautiful Building Lots, Nos 70 audit in Mayo's
Plan, on which carnenters shop stands now in
the occupancy of Mr. VIM Liggan. each fror ting 80
Ieet running back feet to an alley. After which
will be sold the valuable Brick Tenement on the
north side OF Cary street, opposite the Columbian
Hotel. now in the occupancy of Messrs Schaer
TERMS: Cne-fourth cash. balance st 4, and IL
months. for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed. or title retained The taxes
and insurance for 1889 to be paid by the purchasers
NH 10 GODDIN APpERS0N Aucts
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IN retiri7g from the firm of STAGE
2 Hill, return my thanks to my frienda for u.
noerai patronage extended to the frm and reco,n o
mend Mr. JAMES HILL as worthy of their mn
urosege' sno hope they will patroni2e him -"
Mn zi-IztT JOHN STAGE
NOFlCE.-I have taken an Office and
-, yard on the north side of the Basin. betuaon
stn ana 10th streets for the purpose of condnctng
tns WOOD and COAL BUSINESS, and respectfniiSS
ssc,t the patronage Of my friends and the bubble
ssnefaily. ALBERT BLAIR.
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T'KUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
L FARM IN THE COUNTY OF KING WILL
LIAM.-By virtue ofa deed Of trust executed to me.
By John dkyron, and dated on the 3oth day Of De-
of King William County Court, to secure TO David
Baker, jr o certain SUN of money and having been
public auction. on the premises, on "WEDNESDAY.
the Goth day Of April next at IL o'clock, fair y
not, the next fair day, the Farm on which the said
John Jskyron did formerly reside, and now In the
occupancy OF James Newman, situated in the conn
ty of King William, about one and a half milos be-
low King William Courthouse, adjoining the lands
of DR. Lewis and others
TKRMs-Cash as to $66s6 s2s with interest from
the LIST day Of January, 1855, and expenses OF sae
and as to the residue. ON such terms as snail Do
made known at the hour of sale.
NH 22-t6s RIA HILLAYARD. Trultee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-28

VALUABLE TENEMENT ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN, BETWEEN 9Th
AND 7TH STREETS, FOR SALE.-We are author.
lied to sell the large and very valusble brick Ten
ement located as above, formerly owned by the late
early application be made. it win be sold at a low
price. Apply to -
NH 24-lot GODDIN ApPERSON.