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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-18

the city Of Richmond. situated on the lower
den Store House. 60xl45 feet.-By virtue Of Q DEED
OF Trust. to me executed bv NJ 0'Hern 6nd record
81 10 the Clerks Office of the Hastings Court Of
March, 1859, at public auction sell al the improve
m n on Lot leas. q by the said O'Hern. from
Robinson Jr together with all the right and title
OF the said OHern to the unexpired lease.
The sale to take place at o'clock n, ON the Pre-
misses.
Terms made known at the sale.
NH ltd BENJAMIN Fl NASH Trustee
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NOTICE. have this day appointed
~ Mr. HENRY R SMITH. OF this city. my agent,
TO carry and conduct for for cash only. the
Butter and Cheese business in the Market at the
stand lately occupied by my father. John Gray.
decd and hope by strict attention and straiRh tor
ward dealing with his customers, to merit contn-
uance of their favors.
h l6-4ts JOHN GRAY
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By Goddin & Apperson, Aucts.
COMMISSIONER SALE 0FvAIua.

BILE REAL ESTATE AT TIE CORNER or
BROAD AND JEFFERSON sTREETS.-Pursusnt
wife AGAINST Dabney aud othsrs, 10 the Circuit
court OF the city of Richmond. on the nth day of
February 1855. shall proct cd on FkInA the ism
the next fair day on the premises to seii the house
ana lot I'm the bill and proceedings intentionally q
OF Richmond at public auction. 9he lot fronts
feet ten inches the north side Of Broad
street, ana Iurs back one hundred and twelve feet
SIX inches, between parallel lines The house ~
the lot Is at present occupied a. q store
TsRMs: One-fourth cash one-fourth ON q credit of
Icur months onefourth on q credit Of eight month";
and the residue o. q credit of twelve mouths from
the DAY o. SALE The credit instalmeuts 70 bear IN.
tarest from the day OF sale The purchase will BE-
required to give notes. satisfactorily epdorsed fDr
the def FRED payment. ana the title TO be retained
TILL the whole purchase money be paid; and the
taxes Tor 1889 to be paid by the purchaser
NH THOS EVANA Commiasioner
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By Goddin & Apperson.
VERY NEAT AND COMFoRTABLr

v Eh1 NEAT AND COMFORTABLE
Brick Tenement on ths West line of 9TH street
near TO franklin street FOR SALE AT Auction
ni!i be sold on MONDAY. the 9th of March. Iaso
or the premises. commencing at IA O'Clock M. the
very neat Brick Tenement. located as above. now
has rooms, besides q good kitchen In the rear ana
10 supplied with gar, water ard city culvert. TAX
ing into consideration the excellent location of tbi,
pTopersy and its nearness to the business parts az
the city, Il is regarded very desirable for small
i.miy. For several years past. it has rented for
YRnMs-Onefourth cash; balance at 3. and o
months, for negotiable notes. interest added secnr-
ed by trust deed The taxes for 1889 TO be maid hv
tne purchaser G0DDIN & APPERSON,
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SKIPPING.

n.
- The good schooner VIM SEVERE, John
Brooks master, having a portion of her car go en-
gagged and going on board, will have all possible
dispatch. For remainder, apply to
NH l7-lw W D COLOUITT a co
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HANDSOME TENEMENT ON CLA

=, HEKINE ETKEET, At AUCTION I'VE
will sell upon the promises. on MONDAY, the 2Isr
inst. commencing st o'cl,ck. PIN, a very pretty
vacant lot on the south side of Catherine street,
and adjoining the residence of Mr. Il j Blunt
fronts Catherine street GA feet and runs back
the usual dep b, to an alley
TEaas: Ons-fourth cash. the balance at and S
months. for negotiable notes. with interest add d.
and title retained, or trust deed.
NH I6 JAS III TAYLOR h SON Aucts
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SERVANTS FUK IKE AND cALn

EOK HALE-A female servant, about
forty two years old. who 10 said 70 BE- FIRST rate
Cook, and can make as good Bread an Pas ~ -
any body would wish TO see She IL without ineum-
brance and sold because her owner 10 about 20 do
continue housekeeping. Apply to
THOMAS BA0BY,
General gent and Collector,
nh 10-ss Wall st., under 1T. Charles Hotel.
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AsAND PISTOL DEPOT -S9
3~XGUNS. PISTOLS. FISHING II TACK L Il
q ~ SPORTING APPARATUS, WALKING
CANES, &C JAS. WALSH, Manufacturer and
Importer of Rifos. Guns, Pistols, &c. invite the at
tention of Merchants and Sportsmen to his extern
sive and weilseecied assortment of goods of ev,ry
description in the Gnnnery line. which he will sail
at the lowestspossihle prices, and the most &C
comme dating terms. Colts celebrated FIVE
SfOOTER. and every description of Fire Arms,
tept constantly. Also Ammunition, Percussion
Gaps, &C.
ne has in store alss. choice assortment OF CANEs
of various styles and colors.
He will repair ell kinds of Fire Arms neatly
quickly and substantially; Mount Canes; reft and
repair door auG trunk locks at reasonable prices
Call at his store, No 90 Main street. Rchm5nd, Va.
JAMES WALSH
NH 10-lm Maker and Importer of Guns &c.
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BY Thos. VI. Keesee,
(ohice corner Of 18th and Cary streets,)
FLOODED STOCK. FOR SALE

NS'Iso SVi uet vi IStH dGu Gary streetS.)
IN FLOODED STOCK, FOR SALE
01AT AUCTION viii be offered for eale. on
sATU hDAY morning. the 18th last at 10 O'clock.
at the HoIsa Auction Lot, near the Central Railroad
Depot, ope fine sorTel Horse six years old by Rily
Townes, ont OF thorough bred mare by Golisb:
oue very handsome bay Mare, by Ohilde Haro six
years oldin June. Both warranted perfectly sound
mn Is THOS w KEESEE. Auct.
GALE Of LAND IN HANUVER COUN.
~ TY.-I will sell at public auction on MONDAY.
the % day OF May 1859 at the tavern of siias Shell
burIe. in the upper end of Hanover county, tract
of Land, belonging to Richard X Orelie aud Eliza
beth Cralle, bis wife. who was EJiz.bet Morris
The said trsct of Land is part of The real estate of
'he late Richard Morris, and ia situatel upon the
main road ieadin from Louss Court House TO Rich.
mond and bsuaded by The lands of Charles Morris
X q Meredith, Boiling Vaughan ard others II con.
taiGs between 40 and 500 ares Of land In ne heart
beng most Of it in its original growth, and very
heavily ii Dbered This land my be considered ca
equal to any land in that section of tie country for
All eRricu tura purposes, and offers especial uduc,
ment. to man engaged 10 the lumber business
will sell this laAd as agent of the par ties interest
Ga npon the following terms, viz 81 900 in cash
the balance payable in iwelve months afterwards
The subsequent payments secured by notes with
satisfactory security and the title retained anti, the
money all paid. Possession given. il required on
the day of sale. EW NORRIS
NH l4-s.wtd
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ROBINSON'S MANIPULATED qua
AND FORTP FIVE TO FIFTY PER t;EVT OF
ZONE PHOSPHATE OF LIME.-Ths under
signed, having sped the agency for the sale of
q agricutursts and :heir agents to this superior
Fertilizer. We guarantee perfect uniformity IN
the quality OF this arti e and that it in ali cases
one-half best Peruvian Guano, onehalf fine ground
Bone and the best Phosphate Guauo.
The machinery used Is new and of the most an
wed description. and from the manner in which
the Guapo and Bone are mixed being ground toge-
ther 90 that every particle of each is brought into
appropriation of both in proper proportions by lbs
growing crop.
showing the value Of this Fertilizer both for quick
and permanent results.
1t Ia put up in good bags. weighing about $50 lbs
each. Price, $50 per ton Of 2o00 lbs.
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DIX GOODS,
Nos les and l65 Main street. Richmond.
The subscribers respectfully announce 70 the
A-fchsuts Of Virginia, North Carolina and Tennes
see, that their arrangements for the coming
tPRkS3 TRADE are mere e. tensive than hitherto,
sld at by the Ist MarcA they will be prepared to
yGAltit OF the largest aad most attractive
stocks Of
g5RETCy AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS AND
CLOTHING,
That they have had the pleasure to offer to an
-IaInination Ct which they cordially invited.
As heretofore, we have imported direct from Ea.
~. many of the leading fabrics and wares in our
ne and cur stock will be found very full and con-
p,ete IL every department and well adapted to the
sauts Of the trade.
Tie magnitude CT our business with our unsur-
rsssed citiss, fully warrsnt - in pledging our
70 sell oar Goods at as low prices as they can
r. bought in any Northern market, thus savlzg
yer ceutage to the purchaser. ,
ORDERS are respectfully solicited, which sh Gil
->a0n. KENT, PAINE %
Richmond. FEB 10. 1879. 1e ~
NEW SPRING GOODS.-We are in
" receipt OF the following seasonable GOODS.
|ason:
af pieces new spring Prints
~ do Indian DinIties
80 do Irish Linens
gp do Colored Cotton Goods. for servants,
Cotton oznaburgs Heavy sheetings and Shirt
BIeao6ed sheetings. of approved make, for IA
Linen shse.ings, Table psmasks
marseiiles Quits, all sizss
We are eth selling oGr Winter styles of English
Prints at l0c.
. bargains in all styles of unreasonable Goods.
nh CHRfsTIAN LATHROP.
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NUTiCE.-Ali persons having claims
~ against the estate of JOHN GRAY, decd are
requested to present them to for settlement, and
all those Indebted to said estate earnestly re-
quested to settle their accounts with little delay
possible, as | am anxious close nv administra
tion. JAMES W GRAY.
NH lf-fta Admir- of John q ray nec,l.
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TO THE CREDITORS OF kIGG0N &
| McMINH.-A dividend of 10 per cent, on the
principal of their debts will be paid to the creditors
| of the fir 1T class o. Logon MChINN, on appli-
4 cation to ANDREW JOHNSTON,
| NH l6 81 Trustee.
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GLOVER HILL AND ANTHRACITE
~ COAL AND COKE-For sale by
M d WHITING
JaHt-Zm Near Petersburo pepot
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"a CHINA, GLASS AND EARTH.

&3 ENWARR-O B TAYLOR, III Main street, is
" now in receipt of his spring stock of goods,
variety of white gilt, and decorated China; white
Granite and blue printed ware, Of the best quality
expressly for the jobbing trade; Cut and Pressed
Glass of variety ST. les and qualities. Also plated
and Britannia Ice Pitchers, Castors Spoons aud
Forks Also. q fine assortment of Walters, Table
Cutlery, Japanned Ware. &C, &c. He feels assured
he can sell goods as low any Jobbing house at the
solicited. NH l02m
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W GODDIN, Trustee.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND AMI

'hUSIEE'S SALE OE LAND AND
4 PERSONAL PROP ERTY.-By virtue Of deed
from Barritier II Cox, bearing date Februsry 10th.
1884 duly recorded in the Clerk Office OF Henrico
County Cour' of an order of said Court, and W lh
the consent of said Cox. We shall. Trustees on
the 25;h day Of March. 1859, at IL O'Clock NJ. sell
the premises, the tract of Land in Henrico county
containing about 100 Acres, lying on James river
on Osbornes Turnpike, between the lands of Mrs
Chaffin. and about eight miles from the city of
Richmond; it being part of the tract of land own
ed by the late Edward Cox, known as Lilly Valley
The sale will be for cash. but if the purchaser
desire it, on the day Of sale. the beneficiary in the
deed will mako the terms liberal. The title ia be-
lieved to be goed but selling as Trustees we shall
only convey with special warranty.
JAMES ELLETT, m.
JOHN WILLIAMS, trustees
will, at the above named time and place. a,
Trustee in another deed from Bar ritter Cox dated
the goth day of October recorded iu the Clerks
office of Henrico County Court. sell for cash, one
horse, lot of com, fodder, oats. shucks, bricks
timber, shingles and o'her personal property.
JOHN q WILLIAMS, Trustee.
fe 21-2taw3wtdtd
"shouid the 25th of March be unfair, the sale
will be postponed until the first fair day thereafters
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VALUABLE FARM OF 425 ACRES IN
HANOVER lQuNTy raII ma

v ALUABLE FARM OF 42) ACRES IN
HANOVER COUNTY, 10 MILES ABOyE
RICH a0SD. WITHIN ONE MILE OF THE Wiz.
LIMA IN zen sRAL RAILROAD, For S8LE-The
aeeres 10 sell bis Ft u. located as above il con.
"a MS 49, acres, and has on il han !some new dwe
together with good kitchen. smoke-house, stable
granary. &C. The land is in a rapid state Of i'm.
prosement. Besides considerable quantity of ma.
No M pains or expense in his power to procure from
h,chmond and elsewhere lime. ashes, plaster. and
Merry Oaks tract: and is part of IL. and il pro.
verbal ior us healtbiness aud good society As the
oMLer Is ANXIOUS TO sell. great Bargain will bs
Messrs. 0oddin Apperson. VI w
NH Is-lOs LEROY CRENsHAW
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FOR sale BY EH SKINNER 90.
s17-2Emif Sole Agents for Richmond. We.

NOTICE.--I have this day sppointtd
IN GRO L EARNEST my Agent to carrI on ard
transact al business connected With tne AIyH.M
KEEPING and BUYIN0 and ekLLlHd Of hoAbns
0r N uLE6 and to do al budneoa eoanecttd Win
the tane. J0SEp8 hhVmmEL.
nh i5-2Aw7w
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BOARDING.

ROARDlNG.--A gepteel family can Be
~ Furnished q pl sassnt ROOM and BOARD on
moderae terms, in q private family. Apply 1t the
office OF the Virginia Farm Journal corner OF l<th
and Main SITS. nh I9-te
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY BEAU
Il TlEuL BUILDING LOT AT TILE CORNER

l. TIFUL BUILDING LOT AT THE CORNER
OF LEIGH AND SrH sTREET5.-4s Trustee in u
deed of trust. executed to the subscriber By Mr. Jpo
in Richmond Hastings Court, / shall sell at public
auction. on the premises. on MONDAY. the 2ist
day of March, lst9, at O'Clock NJ If fair, il not
the next day. that most beautiful Lot. located as
above. fronting the south side of Leigh street, 4S
feet more or less, running ack l2i feet to an alley
adjoining the residence now owned and oecupie by
DR. David Doggett. This Lot is Justly regarded as
among the most beautiful and desirable in that i'm.
proving part Of the city.
The terms will be remarkably liberal, only enough
in cash to defTay expenses of the sale to the
residue long credit bs given to be explained at the
hour of s3e) for bond with good personal security
bearing interest the same payable half yearly. Sc
cured by trust deed. The taxes for 1889 to be paid
By the puIcbas r. JOHN GIBSON,
NH 10 Trustee.
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ARGE NUMBER OF MOST BEAUT
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON THE

Y NORTH SIDE OF MAIN. BETWEEN 2lST
AND 22ND STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
win be sold, on THURSDAY. the oath day of March.
1889 on the premises. commend ing at O'CLOCK, the
valuable real estate located above The lot fronts
33Is feet on Main street. runs back about 80 feet to
an alley and has thereon two framed buildings now
occupied by MIR. KEELING and others, at an annual
rent of SEQ.
months for negotiable notes. interest added, and e.
tie retained till the last note BE- paid.
The taxes for 1859 70 be paid BY the puIc haser:
NH N GuDDIN APPERS0N Auets.
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| ats, OATS. - COO bashtls prime
M, hasnfn saots Oats for sale Low By
EDWIN WOkTHAM & 90.
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Two CITY MERCHANTS, KEEPING
store very large stock OF
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
which Offer TO the city trede at low prices. Pie use
coll and examine. WIN BUTLER.
NH lS-3t 70 Main st.
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{ .OMMIoSlONEkS' SALE OF UNDI
~ HlDED MOIErY OF THAT VALUABLE
r r.. m,1 KNOWN As THE STEEL WORKS
N TIE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON SIN sTaERT
ADJOINING HAXALL's MILLCANAL As Com
Court oftbe city of Richmond pronounced on the
ga November 1883 in the case Of Tompkins against
Mel!s we shall proceed to sell at public auction.
March, 1889 at O'Clock. p NJ if fair, IL not the
next ialr day. one equal undivided mciety of ali
tbat perry and real estate in The city of Rich
mon,i, which is described in ami was conveyed by
inc aeea Of the 2sd OF Decembsr 1873 from the Viz
Tompkins. which deed il flied as an eybibit in ths
Gauss. and which moiety is the same which was
contracted to De sold BY the plaintiff to The def.n
dan. by the agreement of the 29,h January IS5s
aiseshed as an exhibit in the said cause O'
TsEMs-One-thi ash; balance at 6 70 and ,s
mouths for negotiable notes bearing interest and
title ietsined till all the purchase money IA maid
and CONVEYANCE ordered BY the Court. The taxes
for 1859 to be aid By the purchaser.
W II MCFARLAND.
mn Is P0WHATAN ROBERTS }Nemrs
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>PhINd TRADE, 1859.
DRY GOODS,

KENT. PAINE 4 CO.,
Exporters and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and
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NOTICE.-I have this day appointed
Nv JAMES MANDER my Agent to carry on the
MERCHANT TAILORING business. in all its
branches. ALANTHUS MeKlENET.
Richmond, March I6. 1859.
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Apothecsry and Druggist. No 10

DUTATOES AND SEED OATS.-lOC
bushels Peach Blows or Hickory Leaf
2aa bushels White Mercer
2t9 bushels Early Pink EFes
1000 bushels sUperior Seed Oats
Bale9 Oats, Baed Hay. Corn and Mill Otfal
For sale in lots to suit purchasers.
AUSTIN GENTRY, Com Merchants,
NH 6-,. Market Place Franklin ST
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RODEKER's EXCELsIOR YEAST

~ POWDER BY the use of this Baking Powder.
light bread, biscuit, rolls. buckwheat cakes or any
ether kind of bread in which common Yeast is used
can he made in very short time. with little trou
ble and Of superior quality.
1t contains no ingredient that is not perfectly
harmless TO the stomach. and bread raade with it
viii always be light, sweet, and dgestible. lit.
tie added to pastry, or the batter for dumplings
buildings, &C, will much improve them.
If used according to the directions it will never
fail 10 give satisfaction. and one great source of
trouble aud vexation to honsekeepers b. removed
Price l21a cts paper. Prepared only by
A B0DEKER
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NU TOTHE PUBLIC.-1heo"R-
NSsub' criber takes this method Of SYS5SssA
I'M rminR his friends aud the public geueray That
ne mas opened general LIVERY, SALES and
HIKING STABLE, on 18th. between Franklin and
Trace streets, one square below the Old Market
where he VIII be glal to see his old acauaiptspces
ana as many new ones as may favor him with tn air
PATRONAGE, with the assurance on his part that no.
hing shall De LEFT undone that will add the COM
,9rt ana safety OF STUCK entrusted TO his care -
His Eroeins polite and attentive and bis Qrana-
~ will slwa5s be supplied with tho best the market
affords. GEO L EARNEST
Agent for Joseph Brummel
n i Will give my personal attention to the
buying and telling of HORSES and MULES for
those that may eutrust such matters to NV ludp.
Tmh MI ar u
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EMENT ON NORTH SIDE

QRICK TENEMENT ON NORTH SIDE
- OF LEIGH STREET, NEAR To BROOKE
AVENUE, FOR ALE AT AUCTION.-Wil be sold
on TOESDAY, the I'D day of March. 1859, on the
premises commencing at 4 O'Clock r NJ. the Brick
Tenement, located above. formerly owned aud
occupied by the lats William Slater 1t is well
built. and is quite convenient for the accommoda-
ton of q small family.
TEaMS-One-:hirdc cash: balance at and mouths
for negotiable notes. interest added and title re-
tanned till last note be pad The taxes for 1859 to
be paid by the purchaser.
mn 10 GODDIN APPERsON. Aucts.
r ARGE NUMBER OF MOST BEAUTI-
II Full LOTS, ADJOINING TIL 9 TOWN OF MAN.
CHEoTER, FOR SALE AT AUCTION will be sold
at auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY. the
18th day of April. 1859, commencing at 81 O'clock,
n, that most beautiful sQuare of land, containing
sixteen acres, adjoining tue 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 ont
SO AZ to correspond with the streets Of Manchester
and will be sold in lots tn suit purchasers The map
can be- seen at the Office OF the auctioneers. These
lots are only beautifully located, but being ont
side of the corporate limits are not subject to city
taxes.
TERMs-Onefourth cash; balance at 81 and IL
mouths for negotiable notes. interest added.
by a trust deed. title ret .ned By request OF Mr
Samuel Marx, executor Of Josenh MARI, deceased
NH l7-2awtds aoDDlN APPEksON, Aucts.
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EzHITY HzNA --Jnsl FeeslveA ~ y.
u olher iasoiop ~ thase Oc1M -
W. s ssastias Z ist - SSSIe3l12 SIns.
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80 100 ACRES OF WOODLAND IN
e HANOVER COUNTY, ON THE EREDEP-
LhaBURG ABROAD. l2MILEs ABOVE RICH.
MoND. FOR SALE.-We are authoriz I'd to sell the
above tract OF LAND. 1t lies on the railroad. on
postte TO kellys Mill. and is heavily set in wood
which can be delivered on the railroad at small
cnst. II immediate sppicatio b, made a great
bargain will be sold. Apply to
NH l2-6t GuODIs Il AppERSON Arcta
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GOAL.

NOTICE.-I have taken an Office and
IN yard on the north side CT the Basin between
9th and 10Th streets for the purpose OF conducting
solicit the patronage of my friends aud the public
generally. ALBERT BLAIR.
NH sims
WOOD AND COAL w FISH
w ER-Gray's Yard, near the Armory-will
Keep constantly on hand supply of Oak and Pine
WOOD and COAL. also, Oak aud Cedar POSTS,
which ne will deliver in any part Of the city.
Pullen, No I0l Broad street or at Geo Herripg's
NO 80 Main street. will receive prompt attention.
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TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS

1 on the south side Of Main street. q short dis
tion.-WiIl be aold on TUESDAY, the 23d March.
1852 ON the premises com nctns az o'closk, r
n, two valuable BUILDING LOTS. located -
Palmer. Each lot has = front Of 80 feet. and .
depth OF I5s feet 10 an alley.
months for negotiable notes, interest aided. and
title retained till last note 10 paid. Tho taxes Tor
1853 to be paid by the purchaser.
NH IL Anctioueers.
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Bone Phosphate of Lime 1882 per cent
The above proportion OF Ammonia and Bene
Phosphate of Lime is known TO be most proper for
concentrated manure. Both theoretical reasoning
and the results of numerous practical experimants
have approved Of IL. An application q zoo los OF
Lime than ID required By any crop. thus leaving
considerable surplus Of this valuable nutrtment In
corporated with the soil aifer cropping and will fur
nish sunicient quantity Of Ammonia to act 90
nutrirnent and stimulant. -.