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TRUSTEES SALE
7 NAII,AD L d IL LII, III L,

- HOWARD COUNTY.
pursuance Of decree of the Unit States Circuit Court
Ehe District Of Maryland, in equity, the und igned
otee will offer at public sale, the premises, on WE'D
I'll THAT TRACT OFLAND Situated IN Howard comfy,
dyand known as "Gwynns Purchase" containing l4sh
rs, more or less
property is located upon the county road about half
from he Marrottsyllle Station, the line of the Bal
ale and is the same that described in deed from Pax
tnd wife to johnson, dated 10th March, 1857 and record
nong the land records oflIoward county, in ber W H
No Is, folio l27.
andis covered with rich limestone soil has an abun
% %RgsHHay Te & &E45f fa a9d d
nv terms of SALE as prescribed by the Decree are-one
ID OF the purchase money cash the day of sale and the
rce to be paid in two equal nStamcnt in twelve and
een months to bear interest from the day of SALE and
lie secured by the notes bonds Of the purchaser
CHAs. f. PHELPS, Trustee,
SITS No. > Law Buildings
BY CANNON .Nii!-SiS. q nIATTHEVNs
sY VIRTUE OF DECREE OF THE CIR
CUT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY the under
red, Trusteewill offer for sale at ubc auction AT the
tthange Reading Rooms, No 10 South Gay street, on
gRSDAH, the lst day of September next at O'Clock.
all THAT LOT OF GROUND situate in the city of Bal
Sore, being part of MILESTONE Point distinguished the
thereof by the No t. which is contained within the
ss and bounds and distances, following wit
inning for the same the distance Of 42a perches,
he north side of the main road and in the second line OF
RI Principle Companys part of said land, and running
st east II perches then north p degrees and minutes
WIS perches, and lengths of a perch to the north
egrers; west SO perChes, north 6l5 degrees, west l0
ohes to Lot No g. and then by tIaght line to the place
seginnng Subject to an annual ground rent of sl5OO
M lble quarterly.
pms Of the sale as prescribed by the decree half
81 on the day OF sale; the balance in 4, and IL months
cts to bear nterestfr7m day of sale and to be secured
n mote H & or 3oes OF the W to the salts
beeo&ds CANNON n MATTHEWS, Auct'rs.
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Sailing of the Per.

SaiIlhS OF the FersIa.
New YORK, August 1.-THE steamer Persia
sailed hence to-day at noon for Liverpool, taking
out nearly $500 900 in specie.
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Il VISITATION, FREDERICK CITY, Nd.
The course Of tuues this Institution will
on the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER
Board and Tuition for the Scholastic year with the French
Language, fif desired,) slG0
Stationery Washing, MenIrg. Bed Il .,idinr Dnctor;s
Fee and Medicine, $40
Music Painting and Drawing, with the Latin German,
lt3han ana Spanish Languages, form extra charges.
fups OF all denominations received any time l.
ring the year, paying only from date of entrance.
a6 2awit+
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~. n y W HNI,IN' ~ ~ ITIOCllHIs
ST. TIMOTHY'S HALL.
~ CATONSVILLE, BALTIMORE COUNTY,

MARYLAND.
THE SIXTEENTH ANNUAL. SESSION will commence
MONDAY, September 18th, 1859
The subjects of instruction extend through complete
ClasSca Mathematical and Commercial Course embrace
the Modern Languages, Music, DTawing, etc
Ire extensive Apparatus and Libraries the large number
o. resident and experienced Teachers, the commoious
buidng:, with ample Grounds Cr recreaton combine
render this one of the prominent Institutions the
Southern States.
Physical Education is sysemat;zed by means of Military
and GymnaStic Exercises
IermS-s2a0 per session Of 10 months
FOR admission of Students, etc, address
l2G2awtf L. VAN ROEEFTFN Ractor
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POPULATION OF SoUTH CAROLINA.-W. r. Hunt,
Deputy Secretary of State, has prepared for the
Southern Guardian, of Columbia, a comparative re
view ofthe population of South Carolina from its
earliest settlement to the present time. The figures
given for white population:
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The returns Tor 1853 are not exactly fuII-One or
two small parishes not being reported.
WAsHINGToN, August 16, ls59.-The Treasury
statement for the week ending August s. is, in
round numbers, as follows:
Total amount subject to draft ......... 81, 10000
reduction OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100000
Receipts ............................. 100000
Drafts paid. id..................... ..... 1850 900
Drafts issued Observation-Disclosures. $500. 21S00OO
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EIREN


The alarm of fire about three O'Clock Yesterday
afternoon was given at box No. 3 corner of Calvert
and Lombard streets, and was caused by the dis
eovery of fire in the three-story brick building,
Nos; 80 and 62 South Charles street, between LON
bard and Pratt, occupied by Adam Michel as a
cedar ware mandatory. The fire is supposed by
foul chimney, and when discovered the flames had
made considerable headway on the roof, which was
burnt entirely off. The stock was saved without
much damage but the house was flooded with wa
ter from the engines, causing considerable loss
There was no insurance on house or stock, and the
loss is estimated at about $500. In his efforts to
save his stock, Mr.. Michel was very severely burned
about the arms and face. The "Green House" ad-
joining, kept by William Hill, was also somewhat
damaged by fire, the roof being burnt off, and the
upper portion of the house and furniture injured by
water. The damage to the house is fully covered
by insurance in the Fremens office, and the furni-
ture is insured in that Of the New York Insurance
company. The roof and upper story of the auction
warehouse of Mr.. VIM. Hamilton was also damaged,
but the loss is small and fully covered by insurance
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John R. Keene was yesterday arrested by officer
Hale, charged with obtaining money under false
pretences from H. Starkman Committed for Court
| by Justice Jones.
| William Marsh was arrested and taken before
Justice Showacre, charged with depositing nu-
| sance on a vacant lot. Fined 81 and costs
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COAL, NOTICE

w . F. WASHBURN having Withdrawn his interest
from le ohce on Lombard street. would hereby notify his
ehus au customers that he may be found at the old and
t9rB @ eTaSsns % once and yard of LEE AND LIGHT
N' W1TTF " Wn ,ap a. The very best qualities OF
At the lowest market prices delivered to an mart of the
City-FTes Of cGrtdge ~ "i' f''' VI ''o
Also PINE AND OAK WOOD for sale
delivered W. + " HSfIp%Tg2ppSS[[ %g pS[[ 'Ph'
mi76mr corner Lee and Ijrbt stree.s
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Os PROFESSOR OF MUSIC.
as2m No s. MULBERRY STREET
MISS D. 7. KILBOURN'S ACADEMY,

M ISIS ID. L. kILBOURN'S S ACADEMY
1fA Removed from and Lexington street TO No 5G2
square - ~
The buildings having been erected expressly for Semi
nary possess every and comfort both day
ana boarding pupils School Rooms spacious and airy;
large Pay Ground for exercise, and Rooms for boares
quiet retired, well ventilated, and commanding fine view
OF the surrounding country,
de course OF Intel &c ual Instruction is thorough and
enslve and equal attention is given the education
heart to train to the love and practice of virtue Also
particular attention given TO the manners-o cultivate
ease, grace and selEpossesson
Terms-Board Washing Pew Rent, with Instruction IN
all the English branches, year $500 The above,
the addition of Piano and Vocal Music, 500
The Session commences September the I2th
For further information address the Principal
Circulars can be obtained at the book Of Nj William
Iinifie, and at the Academy al-lm
MIR. AND MRS. A. B. EUSTIS WILL OPEN
1VlAN ENGLISH AND FRENCH DAY SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES, at No. 9CAREY STREET, near Frank
lin Square, on MONDAY The 18th of September next.
Circulars be found at the Office OF the Daily Exchange
ana at No Carey street. aS-tf
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DRIME SALAD OIL.-5O cases Washirgto1
Il Morton's superior Salad Oil, Just iH,ported. ~ a.
Hyquam's celebrated Virgin o-no purpr can be had n
sma invoice of fine Tuscan Oil fer sale, wholesale and re-
tail, by GEO HOLLINS,
II North Charles street,
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- NJ. DEEMS respectfully informs his friends
ana tne pqbc that, having determined to reside perna
nenty IN Baltimore, will commence the FIRST Of SEP
TEMBER to give INSTRUCTIONS IN SINGING, on the
Pianoorte, Conopean, and other instruments lie will
also take charge Of Choir direct Concerts and Musical As
sociatons, Vocal or Instrumental i25eo6w
Address at Eisenbrandts, Wig's Miller Beacham
Mnsic Stores
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EORN MEAL-50O bbls. '.BRANDYWINE,n -
Okn dried Corn Meal fresh ground, old established
and well approved brands just received direct the
mills, for sale by JOHN s. PRICE,
~ PUECHE0Ns OF CORN MEAL supplied at short
MT llrr
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A NOVEL ADvERrIsEMENT.-Th most remarkable
among the many remarkable advertisements which
daily fall under notice. in hundreds of exchanges
from every section of the country, is the one be
low
ga pew is for sale in the meetng-hous OF the
first parish in Amherst. The man that owns the
pew owns the right of a space Just as long as the
pew is from the bottom of the meeting house to the
top or roof and he can go much higher as he can
get If a man will buy my pew and sit in it on
SUNDAYS, and repent and be good man, he will go
to heaven if God lets him go. Let man start from
the right place, let him go right, keep right, do
right and he will go to heaven at last and my pew
is as good place to start from as any pew in the
ynoatinu- bOusa
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DELIBERATE REPUDIATIoN.-The vote of New Lon
don, Conn, the subject of repudating certain
bonds of the city in aid of Railroad, stood AL in
favor of the resolution, and 494 against it-a ma
ority of 73 in favor of Reputation This result is
a disgrace to the people producing it, and we had
hoped better things when they actually came to
vote upon the subject,-BostoR Courier.
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THE COLLEGE OF ST. JAMES

THE EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION begins on the
last Wednesday (the 2Sth Of September The various
classes in the COLLEGE and in the GRAMMAR SCHOOL
resume their work promptly New students viii be
lned on Thursday, Sept 29th.
,,oo, JOHN b. KERFroT Rector &c,
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NO. = LdW DullC
BY CANNON & MATTHEW'S
From Hugh WalerS = Popular Gsology.'
A NEG EFT PIE hIIrNIhIN -

UD =, -
hausted, some even
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ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA.-Something
lLnice, just received by GREEN y YoE,
j27lfr SS Baltimore street
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES AND CHECKS ON
all parts of the State wanted by ,,,,o, ,.,.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-11-30
Or. j. HCSTETTERS
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS.

R1it That f,-1-,, orot1e c1-e- -,.I,o
sol1,os - 1ifsra,.,, ,,,d ct ,,tr,, ,,,,,-,,;t
oId u, co,,o,,,,oo Of ,,a,, qf j,,ipoi
80 bocor,e III, ,ti S iaanr o-,J Sab;i
:.l,4 -, .i e.. .'''I 800
scyo+ Cav , Y;e ei,.'o
,oo,;o;o IL g.. -, ti So,
bo Moth e,ssd,. end ,,,r,,,3ro,,4 pi,.;.;o 49,
r-,irer,ce and ,,-ofoi,r,ji,, aoo,,,ir.ai ,.;,L a.
raoII;rornS,,ts # tba b.,y,on fra-,e oor,,, '.l
HOSTETTEp'S BITTERs rs the safest and
e,,.ir-e.+ et;,,,1o,,4 4o tho ,o,.--r,4;,., o,,,;
of +ta s,s4o,, -.ot d;sco,..,J +, ~,
o-.'1.;4a -, e., - ~
orPr.,'-, ~ I-i1 .I.a,,I
oisHlls' sIilu5 III. uiooN ',lioO7'' vi. ,.'s
ii'O-1 "'0iS .-' 90 '-' Dc '''''i'
oppression Oh sPAll~' ana nus d man lo-
transaction oil business WIN chetriui q ..-.
and an active m.nl. Jnlke other medicines
winch nave ave, oeen devised Tor the same
the 1Sah 4 Easo 10 not ooI spo-M2'- .'tt'
OF VAIN temporary power - inc mHien'
the remedy j. Ia ting. ana Ii q patient "'V
but give some attention 10 securing 'rar,.
exercise, attcr the relief has been hi..l ..
need fear no return Of the ailI.t...
dcbiii+v natural to Nh, euoroool,,,.., ..
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Int Canr issi,reref P'.,sfs
A look O. Thrilling Interest
1cr The EouNr.
The Promaturo Decay u Yonth


Tho PremafIyo De,,x- ,...s y,,,,.I.
NJ a. - A'i-
'''e ~ i4' 81 j ~. g.. -ip..i u.
I'.f lungs. a- ....- Treatise
"- -"' "-..t Decay 'i -'n'.--.I D.t.. '..
'-l' '."-'." '-' iib H. ..I..'.. -H.-.. '-,..-
GEES a..'l..i'' "e'.H'-st N.tN quo .t spin
~ "'.' .-' ..---- . '.- ~tt." l4
'.... a.. e
l.t -...e Hl9- f.- a.ri. .p
,At 'A. JOG '''' rr>'.' e-'.-.I..- -YaDc ~ IT,.
most -.",.h- $685.. "H. g. i.. .." Practice
'- t'.. '. "- .. '.u-.- Dbl.
-'r. .....t ...'..'. .'.'.
nc "''' "''..e.. IaA,. ...,
s'"t. 't t', F''. .it HU'. 4Y that
i'- '- '., .- .,.. of
-H' a'' .'''.- .- ". .. t... ia 90
+ie- .l'' ." U'r, u '.,. y,irs' a.
cutfEe,oh ace .i' %. 1850. t''. .pu- ,or post
ia E-." s .'' -".t o. human life
di.. -....-', 't -n','-'nn- ID. premature eN aus
uaa a-' at-'. Oh -'t -'''o.l' 81, ten, caused by
eeAua' "I7e'--' sue. '.' .'' zee 90 self abuse,
animal " t'-''Ie--' I'.''Al-''ihoa, GonorrLUa
StIA.- .'@F ifr.tH. '..t"cl-. :, Gice', Impotence
,sucoifHNA ana ~ ana organic diseases OF
inc Kidney. ana lA we" ol the receptions which
are p"ciHe Npan th' unfortunate victims ofsuch
disease ~ 4u1ths a't base pretcnders, the D.
rer.p.- lve -ro. -.u -ui Hyseuic Institute
have distracted -I..l. a-'ed ding physician o. treat
this al-gteya4- class Of modern ma'0tie- So
productive uI pulmonary Consumption. The
la-nl.o" i7 prov ae1' in order te insure tie most
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Bay State, Watervuet. uus o,nel m., Heavy
Wool ShaNls, Tor sal. by INAIlli.it
Sept
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LENT or LOST!

Ono GOOD flo1l Scr1D'-, Inns heen cone nearly
two wears. One Whec'b0row. ANY person
knnwinr their whereabouts. viii ohl're me ly
riv'~r ice. II. A. SHELDON.
Oct. 18th rs
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A urge quantity OF Pine. spruce auo Cedar
Shingles for sale by
j. DAVENPORT
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SlaWle

Raisins, Figs, Cunuuts, ,.;r5n, &c, ut
SHELDON s.
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FLAVORING EXTRACTS.

Extract Lemon, by several manufacturers ,Ex-
tract Vanilla, Nutmeg Rose, Ginger, Almond, &c
at SHELDON'S.
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3D., "ct.. of ua NEW REMEDY discovered by Dr.
Churchill oi rar>) IS obtaining for It the most UN
EoI NDEp POPULARITY throughout Europe and TIT
United States. j. Is @ purely SCIENTIFIC PREPARA
TlON. aud acts with INVARIABLE EFFICACY in al
stages r Pulmonary and Nervous Diseases. The HyDoDhos
mites increase the Priucipie which constitutes aerUop
mfca, and ave Me most 5,ocegtul blood generating
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John Bulls Beef Steak Sauce, Tomato kctcs-
up, Mixed Pickles. Pepper Sauce, &c. sold nv
June 6. H. A. SHELDON.
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EXTRA SUGAR CURED HAMS, sc -
IA ana in receipt today Of q lot OF Stages Extra
sugar Cured Hams; No Smoked Salmon; prime
Cutting Cheese; Butter, &c. which will sell at the
lowest prices. J b kAFENAdH.
Family Grocer and Liquor Dealer.
a., Erauklin - ahDye 18th.
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BY Goddin T. Apperson.
NFoIETY OF HOUSE AND LOT ON

M0IETY OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
80 VALLEY STREET. IN RICHMOND. FOR
OF petersburg, in the Case OF w Tyler for &c. VS.
ratrlck hoQney or n0ney's Admir- and Heirs
snan. on fkIDAY. the 18th day Of April, Is Q. at
highest bidder. on a credit of and months equal
lnstaiments, except for cash sufficient to pay the
expenses oil sale. one moiety of the House and Lot
on l7th street, in the city OF Richmond belonging
TO the estate of Patrick Rooney or Rooney decd
The said House and Lot lies on Valley street nearly
opposite the residence OF Mr. Jno Priddy. Negotis-
BILE notes with good endorsers will be required and
the title retained until paid
ara AUG G BUTTS. Co,n,r.
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1859. SPRING 1NADh, 1909.
rvTEvT A DREWRH,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALEhS
IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,

IHpORTEHS AND WHOLESALE DEAL6hc
IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
No l. Pearl Sreft, Richmond, "a.
We have the pleasure Offering 20 the merchants
Of Virginia, North Carolina ana Aehnessee ih'
largest and best stock OF
DRY GOODS
We have aver been able to exhibit;
Conf ring our business principally 70 piece aoods,
We have bestowed much time and labor 10 get up A
fret rate stock aINl feel satisfied that no mouse IL
This country can cfer a better selected stock Of
English and American Prints
Fancy printed Lawns, JscoEets and Canbrlcs
Pine French and English Organizes and Chal-
lies
Fancy Rareges, Delaires and ValeDtiAs
Robes CT every style iii Lawns. Jaconets Or
candies, BaTeses, Chalies and Delianes
Silks, popl;ns Check d'kcoss, Milalnas
LaviIla Cloths, Debages, &c
In White Camhries, swiss Muslins, lrish Llnens,
B. We have of our own importation, a large stot K,
vh ch We will sell lower than we have ever been
shie 10 do before.
In goods for geptlemen's and boys wear, our stock
is very large and varied and as cheap as We have
ever been ble 20 sell them
We have en- extra large stock OF goods Tor ne
grocs such AZ
German and Scotch Linen Burlsps
Farmers Drills; Linen Ducks
Heavy Cotton Twills and Coetouades
Plaid and Striped Domestics
Plaid and Striped Oznaourgs
Denms, sc.
TcaU OF which we ask q special examination by
tn . trade. We determined TO meet the maTke
prices North and South, with we'll estaollshed
konsas ELLETT l. DREWRY.
NH I'm
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BY Alexander Mott.

CLOTHING. &c.-$5. 600 WORTH OF
- CLOTHING AND DRY GOODS. AT AUG
I i,o be sold at auction, at my store on
MONDAY, April 18th, commencing at 10 O'Clock. q
consisting in part
Black and Colorej Cloths
All Wool Fancy Cassimeres
Linen Drilling and Marseilleg Vestinr
French Jacopets and Tissues
Tered Swiss Muslips
pix Nils. Gloves. and Cotton Hosiery
100 fine Stella ehawls
$50 Hoop Skirts
sewing Silk, Hdkfs, Gloves, &c
Huckabsck Towelling Linen Damask
Marseilles and Manchester Quilts
ALSO,
sisting in part ''' NoAi
Fine Alpaca and Tweed Coats
FINE White Linen Goats
Narcotics and Cotred Linen Coats
White and Colored Linen Drill Pants
Cashmere and Tweed do
= SILK. Satin and harseilles Vests
stocks, Collars. Bosoms Shirts &c
Linen and Marseiiles shirts
Fire GauZe Flannel Shirts
AS TIE above GALE Will be made without limit or
reserve. Country merchants and city dealers are
inv ited to attend. "
TESMs-All sums under $50 cash over $50.
sixty days credit, f r approved negotiable notes.
ap ID ALEX MOTT, Auctr
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By Goddin & Apperson, Aucts.

DESIRABLE STORE AND DWELL.
- ING TOGETHER WITH OTHER TENEMETs
AND HACANT Lots, IN DUVALS ADDITION.
ATTHE CORNEROFS ST STEPHEN AN d COUTTS;
SIS FOB SALE AT AUCTION-Will be sold on
FRIDAY the 22t day Of April, 1852 on the premises
commencing at o'clock, p NJ, the desirable proper,
W located ABOVE. occupied by Mr John DensIer and
Otners, and row rontin0 AZ fair rents
Besides veral small tenements there will be sold
be exhibited at the safe - "-0A III
Terms: Onefourth cash, balance at four eight
ana twelve months. FIR negotiable notes interest
aade L. secured by trust deed or title retained -
The taxes fer 1859 to be paid by the purchasrrs
az l3-td GODDIN Il APPEfsON, Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF CANAL BOAT
mr., ECLIPSE AND APPURTENANCES. AND
TUE TEAMS, &c. BELONGING.-As trustee in a
deed OF trust from George w II rndon. dated PSI h
nay, iS5b; duly recorded In Richmond Hastings
GouTt shall proceed to SELL at public auction near
fhe Basin sheds, in the city of Richmond on MON.
"a ing x?sh April; 1889 at 70 o'clock. ~ the Ca.
maj Boat ECLIPSE" of Buchanan, snd Appurte-
harnees together with the Teams thereto belonging
aeiHs casn' ED ] PIC IT,
Trns
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By Jas. NJ. Taylor L Son.

VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON
18TH, NEAR TO VENABbE STREET. FOR
SALE AT AUCTION We will sell upon the prem
ises. on WEDNESDAY. the 18th day Of April. COM
mencing at A. o'elnck. NJ the neat and comfort-
able brick and framed dwelling located as above,
recently occupied by Mr. Edward Kersey. The
house has eight roons, aud there is the lot well
of pure water,
The lot fronts about so feet on 18Th street. runs
back TO McCance street. on which it has front If
GO feet The whole premises are in complete REPAIR
TEKMs-One third cash; the balance at elk and
twelve months for negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured by trust deeds. Taxes for 1852
to be paid by the purchaser.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR 4 SON,
Auctioneers.
DISAPPOINTMENT The abJve sale is Unayoida
bly, postponed till TUESDAY, the 10th inst at AZ
O'clock, P NJ. aplt JIM T Il SON
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Id FOR WILMINGTON, N. C.-The
$3.50 fine fast-sailing schr GEO w CRICE Jro
peimer, master. having the greater portion OF her
cargo already on board will have Immediate dis
pafcn. Fer remainder, apolv to Captain on board
or to w n COT 0fIITT b 10 -
I--Et
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oHERIFF,H SALE OF VALUABLE

CHEklFF'S A l. Il UF ALUhobE
- REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND.-By virtue of orders of the Circuit Court Of
the city of richmond. of the 18th February, 1889.
in two suits of VIM A Bradley rs Hall Nelson,
will sell at public auction on the premises on sA
TURDAY, April ed 1859 at 4 o'clock 7 n. the Real
Estate therein described belonging to Hall Nelson,
viz: -,
A slip of Ground. at the corner eff eth and Arch
streets fronting abtut 10 feet on the west line Of
eth street running back on the sGuth line OF Arcn
street about 240 feet. and bounded on the south
BY the lot of A Warwick.
A Lot fronting 80 feet On Byrd street, and run,
ming back about fe3 feet, adjoining the Richmond
aad Petersburg Railroad Depot.
al that Land lying on the cost and west SIDES oil
9th street between HszaiHs canal and james river;
fronting 4o foet on The west side Of 9Th street. ana
running beck 80 feet more or less. to the stoei
Works property. and fronting en- the east side o.
9th street l35 feet and running back $50 seet 10
point about 10 feet wide. .
Plats of said property can be seen at the sherlhs
Office and will be exhibited on the day OF sale
TgsMs-0ne-third cash: the balance at 6 an u
months for negotiable notes, with approved en-,
Gorsers bearing interest from the day OF sale. ano
title retained until the whole purchase money ~
paid and a conveyance ordered By the Court.
X ELLYS0S.
an a-tds Sheriff City OF Richmond.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-15
by James NJ. Taylor & Son.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VACANT
= LOT ON WEST SIDE OF UNION STREET
As trustee IN certain deed of trust bearing date
the Clerk office OF Henrico County Court shall.
IN execution thereof, proceed sell at public auc,
commencing at O'Clock, z NJ, if fair. if not. the
next n. lair day. very pretty Vacant Lot, on the
vest siGe OF Union street, Concurrence strest
and In the neighborhood of the new Methodist
mere or less " '
TERMS {: $50 in cash. the balance on a credit of 70
months. for q ne go,sble note with interest added
and sec 1rcd by trust deed. Taxes for 1889 to be
paid by the purchaser
GEO " DOMAIN. Trustee.
Sale conducted by JAS 81 TAYLOR 4 Son
Immediately after the above sale will be sold sew.
erai pretty Vacant Lcts in the immediate neightor
mood zap ISL JAS TAYLOR II SON, Aucts