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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-01
1S1 ACRES OF LAND, STOCK, &C..

rax WI oner for sale, ON the srH of FEBRUARY
not ~ alr. II not: the next fair day thereafter f
gTs sol pryateiy before OF which notice will be
fro,n LIE FARM on which live eight miles
R IN, hishmond. lying On the r, and Potomac
""ni o'to, II IS. without doubt, one Of the
PRETTIEsT TRACTS OF LAND
kho~ OF to ito size, having a beautiful piece of
Hal w LAM, fine improved and ifttproFable
nna LAND, and unbounded facilities for the ice
Sog' "pIch found profitable from this neigh bor
.ooo. Every foot OF he land can be put in high
s.a.e OF improvement with the facilities OF eetti1 q
nannre % the cars as we'll as from those of mak
ample accommodation for large family. N "a
ne isnd 10 adapted TO the growth of all opr ,ta.
PIE crops besides that of hay Up to the tina If
saie refer to Mr. Daniel B Peasants. of Richmond
~ myself ON the place. At the same time. will
1iler the team. fine young Nules and younr fne
Horses; ell the Farming Utensils. entirely new and
Iuii complement. as well as a new horse Wagon:
mage; Crops of every description
at the same time. will be hired out or sold m r.
may best seem mt to me, young and likely parcel
OF n EiROES. Terms made known on the dsy of
sale. BEN H. ANDERS0S "
N. B L am auth orized TO say, If this tract Of
Land is too small. that tract of 100 acres. mostly
in woods and on which is nice meadow adioinipg
mine, can be bought at the same time.
b r. ANDERSON.
Henrico, January 22d, I85g.-fe It'd
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JNO STEWART wAI,KER


Af RUNAWAY.-SIC REWARD
- The above reward will be paid for the appre-
- hension and delivery to Eavis / Hutchinson,
- IN the city Of Richmond, or confined in any
Ja so that get him ain, il taken out Of the State
Il Virginia, and $50 If taken in the state of Virginia
for my man THOMAS JEFFERSON. He is about
81 years of aEe brown complexion, tull head of hair
good teeth, fcet 10 inches high, and rather grum
cOuotenance. JOHN A HUTCHINSON.
Sc Enquirer and Wing will copy 10 weekly pa
per twice each. ia 2Z--dts
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p WAS COMMITTED to the Jail

"a OF Chesterfield county Gu the 9Th instant
- NEGRO. who calls himself WM WHITE
-. and says he is free, end resides in the CITY
o; baltimore State of Maryland Tho said Negro
IS about feet inches high, complexion black and
rather slow IN speaking when spoken 10 II the
said negro Il not free the owner is required TO cae
forward, prove property. pay charges and take him
away, or he will be dealt with according to law
A pUVAL,
ia l--ins Jailor Chesterfield county Va
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->-sr~s-.s.
FUTURE DAIN
UALUABLE M1RKrr rArM :

Y 1E0AbLE MAKKET FARM, ON
n1oH Rs9ShE THHsssrg,IIks. QEE NILE FROM
PROPERTY TfSRnoMNE h ron Nth TIL PERSON nal A.
TioN:@Win be cold on WEDNESDAY. febrnsry
IN Isss commencing st IL o'clock NJ, the really
brcoke Plank Road one mile abeve Richmond. now
y, M the occupsney OF Mr. Quares It ad|oEIs the
tnl gase ahd contains eight acres OF land highly
The garden has been kept in good order. and we'll
arranged for the coming season ',
the improvements consist Of an excellent iJveyJ.
ing with hve rooms, good Kitchen, Stable. Barn.
&C, all recently built.
AIN the sale of the real estate viii be seId two
me Htrses: fine Mich Cows; Market Wagon and
narneae; Cart and Harness; all the Gardening I'm.
lTymetts. &C. &c. Also, nice lot of Cabbage.
aEhss-For the real estate. one-third cash, bal.
aadeo. propeIly secured. For the personal proper
~, sutis under $40 casb; that amount and ever.
notes. 'S0nnTN apprRs S0Napio
re l. ids rctiou.,
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pECEiVING per Roanoke this day
IL 5000 pieces CaIabrics, JacORets Victoria Lawns
and awiss dusiins- our own importation
Is Cases Mad FER Prints
2 cases Mob Iii De Beiges
) cases Corset Jeans
. ba les BRO "a ErllinRs
- bales , /, 5 ard Al Brown shirt n
81 bales IL heavy Brown sheotings
ALsO-Bed Ticl ings; Osnahurg and Domestic
Piaite and stripes DENNIS; Extra and d ub!e Width
brown aud Bleach, sheetlngs Cloths; UassiIneret;
Nestngs; Small ares. &c, which We Cier TO the
Ja2S KENT, PAINE co.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF land in

'NUSIEE 8 DALE UF Z a D IN
CHESTERFIELD.-By virtue of Deed of
Trust executed to w Flournoy (now deceased) by
Mrs Meusine c d Franck, and of record in the
Clerks Office of Chesterfield County Court, shall
sell. on the promises, on MONDAY, 3lst January,
1879 q Tract of Land lying in Chesterfield county.
containing about 1872 acres, and located about Is
miles from Richmond, and adjoining the lands OF
Robert kliett u Fl Brooks estate and others -
There is on the said land good dwelling house and
all necessary out houses. and the soil is well adapted
to the growth Of all thecrops grown in this part of
the State. The place is we'll Watered and has pro-
portionable quantity of timber land on it,
TERMS: About $500 in cash, and liberal credit for
the balance.
Sale to commence at IL o'clock.
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FOR, PHILADELPHIA
@&3, EVERY TUEsDAY.-The A No |,
Es1Es&EfN steamship CITY OF RICHMoND
~ Capt = Mitchell. is now ready to re-.
al o'clock. p NJ. ''''
For freight or passage. having superior sccommo.
datons apply to II FUTILE
Agent Rockets
Freight through to Boston, via philadelphia. by
steamer, at moderate rates and with Dispatch eay-
ing as above and arriving in Boston on Monday
Ia D.
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ia GUDDIN 4 APPERS0N Aucts
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MOST
Sale conducted by aoDbIr 4 LppERsoN
ia 29-2aw2wdts

A FTBR the foregoing sale, by B. H.
- Nash. C9m'r, we shall sell at auction, that
Grace and goth streets, fronting 1872 feet on each
street. twill be divided into four lots of SO feet
each. with frontson the east line of 10Th street =
These lots among the most beautiful for private
dwellings, to be found in that part of the which
is now being improved by the erection of many
handsome dwellings. The term. which will be ac-
commcdatng. will be made known at the hour Of
sale. The taxes for 1859, to be paid by the purcha
sers. aUDDIN Il APPERSOV
Ia ZS-nOdlXGdtd
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By Alexander Mott, Auct.

BY Alexander Mott, Auct.
FURNITURE, DRY GOODS AND
GROCERIES-Will be sold at auction AZ nv
store. on TUESDAY morning next. the ist FebrE.
arr, CONNIE nciDg at 10 O'Clock, large lot House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture.
DRY GoODs-Cloths. Cass,meres, Cassinetts Me-
rines. Aipacas. Caicos and Domestics Fine assort-
ment Net Drawers and Shirts
Boots. Shoes, Hats and Bounets
Fine lot Ready made Clothing.
dkOGHRIEs-Whiskey, Gin. Brandy. Wine, su-
gars. 1872 -V''~ -"
ja3l ALEX MOTT Apct
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-, 49,
NOT Ice II

EaA|A NOTICE.-The steamer
GLEN COVE viii be taken fro,, ~.
Mme Lstweeen this place and Norfolk on and After
tuesday hext, February lst, 70 have SONS siisht
s ps,rs made. The steamer CTRTlS PECK nsrs
me st day Of February next regplarly aver, rn
n S,G;sDsAY. FRIDAY and MONDAY morninss A. az
evar, rirrrsscssy Rsurning viii leave Norfoik
y h'nss at the same hour, So O'Clock, and tonch
~ sn the regular landings on the river bosi, So;,
ya 20 q HAaRINo
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c
~ Gum Opium and Bermuda Arrowroot
Osgood's India CholagoRue
Csrter's Spanish Mixture
Gayetty's Medicsted Paper
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry
Polard's Rheumatic Liniment
Lynchburg smoking Tobacco
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills
Royce Estelley's Tooth Paste and Powder
Soaps in great variety
Hair Dyes of all kinds
Woods Hair Restorative
Barrys Trico pherous; Lyons Kathairon
Concentrated Ley. for making Soap.
Fer by JOHN W POLLARD,
ia 81 Druggist, 18th st.
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CEILING LOW FOR CASH.
~ OVERCOATS; Cashmere Business Goats; Bes-
yer Business Coats Fancy Cloth Goats; Black Cloth
ess and Frock Coats.
PANTS--Harris' silk Mixed Pants; Grey Doeskin
Pants; Side Band Cashmere Pants; English hiding
Cashmere Pants.
VEoT8-Black and Fancy Velvet Vests: Black
and Fancy Cashmere Vests; Fancy Merino Vests;
Black and Fancy Silk Vests.
BOYS CLOTHING of all knds-at
WALKER h cos,
I03, corner Main and l4th streets,
p;Dh, Va
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COMMERCIAL SCHOOL,
RUNANAYS.

@ RAN AWAY, from my factory on
"a 9TH street. between Main and Cary streets.
~ on Tuesday. 25th instant, NEGRO BOY
-Xsfs named RARK. He is about II years of age,
black, and was clothed in a blue Cassinett sack
coat, gray pants with side stripe ard drab felt hat
He is TO doubt lurking about the city or suburbs
VIII pay suitable reward for his delivery at my
factory.
a A 7
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nR. PETICOLAS'
- OFFICE North side of Broad. "a door below
,3th street.
RESIDENCE. 18th, between Broad and Marshall
st-sets a3-lns
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BENJAMIN III NASH,

A THE SAME TINE, the undersigned
Of Januarv 1s5S beennnr at 10 .,clock AN az
the late residence of Mrs Melusine c Franck, in
Chesterfield county about l6 miles from Rich mond
city, and adjoining the seat known as Saint lie
GER in said county. the goods and chattels of said
d Franck. consisting of Cows. Horse, Mule,
plements, Household and Kitchen Furniture and
other articles.
TERMS For sums of 32n and under, cash; over
So four months credit for bonds with satisfactory
sureties. ALBERT SPOTT,
ia i7-2awtds Admir-.
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CHARLES L. H0BSON

a. FOR SALE-A Koseuth FILLY,
6SStour years old. very gentle, and just broke
10 harness. Her action indicates much speed
CHAS HUNT. Our House
P s-The colt can be seen at Dgn1 Hunts agent
for Elizabeth Eunt) Stables, on 9th street.
la 2S-lw
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g4 $3.50 REWARD. - Ran away,

cN $3.50 REWARD. - Ran away.
a. about 27th December. 1883, my boy HENRY
"a Henry is about 81 years of age, rather deli
~k. cate in appearance, about feet or 10 inches
IN nrIght bright nulatto, full head OF hair. of good
address but rather cringing when spoken TO- laughs
when talking. find of dress and somewhat OF a
dandy, had a small patch of beard on bis chin. He
write
will give fifty dollars reward if the above negro
is taken IL this State and lodged in some lai where
can get him; and $40 il taken in any other slave
state. | will give $3.50 reward if information sufi
ciert for conviction can be give against any white
msn who may have had hand in getting him Off
10 free State
ia 27-ss CHARLES T.. H0BSON.
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OLEINE OIL-This new White Burn
~ ing OIL, unsurpassed by any in the market for
durability and bTiialCy Of light. Is warranted 20
withstand a lower TEN erature than the best in
ter sperm, AID il cheaper than any ether oil, COM
Jared with the amount Of light obtained. 1t Is
Oi0ress, and perfectly safe, ami be used in
lamp where sperm OF ard oil VIII burn. Fer sale
ly WAk1Hti Il PEARCE, Druggists.
I07 Broad street, above 9th,
Ia Is Richmond.
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By P. G. Larus, Auctioneer,

MIGHT SALES-I will continue the
~ Night Sales of a large lot of Gold Plated and
Silver Watches and Jewelry of every description.
Each article offered will positively be sold.
de ~ q LARIJS Auck
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TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL.
4 PROPERTY IN THE VALLEY or RInr1


TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
MOND.-On TUEsDAY. the 9Th of tebsusrr l ia
commencing at O'clock. r r. siiail. b. sirins q
the benz at Of George Csrrinsson dassd me ;ds ~
Of September, 1855, and duly recorded sell Ct pub
nc auction on the premises the property conveyed
ing twenty two feet on the western eide OF seven
,ee9fh street IN the city Of Richmond, and running
. saes n MpcS a,s et 70 street .bont fort. feet
plat OF division Of the estate OF Col Richard Adams
on Ale IL the ONCE Of the CLERK Of the County Court
same Iot that was conveyed to tie ssid Lncisni By
ine said George burlington and wife, By deed
oics - ne Hth uotoDer 1854, and recorded Ia the
Sald Lucianf la'ely kept his Confectionary store
niat on said lot neat and cJnve
stor1 wnnds f.gIs House and Dwelling. and two
TENS o. SALE ~cssh as to 50 much as will te ne
msx W pAS the ex penses OF sale and also all that
tate Of the said Geo ii Darlington. (which Is bout
slsa) and as to the whole residue Of the debt due
s ss q M.IpsS3 nsst
ana as to the surplus, If any the terms will be made
to se secured by deed Of trust on the nronsp
oelieTe shall be able to convey an undobted
sltie, put shall only sell and convey such title as
may De, or may beeofno, vested In me.
@ Sale conducted by GopDfs 4 ArvfRsoS .'''
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE
SOUH SIDE OF BROAD. AND EAST LINE
UF 18TH STREETS, NEAR CENTRAL Rail
koAD DEPOT. FOR SALE At AUCTION.-WilI
De sold on THURSDAY, the 3D. ia, of February
Is39. on the premises. commencing at O'clock p
d. valu able Lot. located above fronting ri feet
running beck 80 feet II is well adapted for a gro
cerJ store OF other business stand.
TEaMs-One-thifd c.sbJ balance at and months
Tor negotiable notes, inte.es. sdded, secured by
trust deed. The taxes for the PRESENT year to he
ja3l GOBLIN & ApPERsoS. Auet.
{ COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MOST
~ ~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, in the city of
hlchmond. on the east line of 18th, between Grace
and Broad streets. '
=. AS Commissioner, appointed by a decree of the
Clrcnlt Court OF the city of Richmond, pronounced
on the 9th January, 1859. in the case of Mash
20 70 ps Montague &C." shsll proceed TO sell at
I,obLiC AUCTION, on the prs mises, on tuesday,
lhe ioth Gay OF February, 1882 at O'clock p NJ il
i Tn, II not the next fair day, the HOUSE AND
LioI, located as above, formerly the residence of
tne late Thomas Cowles, fronting so feet on the
ease ne OF lgth street running back l24 feet to an
aiiey. The above ia Justly regarded as among the
most valuable locations in this part OF the civ for
handsome private residences The Lot will DO acid
as whole or divided into thrt lots OF 90 feet each
az may be determined on ct the hour of sale
EIERMs CT sALE-Onefourth each balance Mt 4 q
ana ~ mos. Tor negotiable notes interest added
ana titie retained till the last noe is paid The
taxes for 1859 to be paid by tbs purchasers
BENJAMIN III NASH Conn.,
Sale conducted by 0oDDIr 4 LPprRsoY
ia 29-2aw2wdts
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By Alexander Mott.
By Henry w. Quarles, Auot.,

By Henry W. Quarles, Auot.,
(No. 100 Main stIeet.)
A UCTION SALE OF A RICH AND
"A ELEGANT STOCK OF JEwELRY-Ea!es to
commence THIS EVENING, at ! o'clock, and to
continue every evening during the week; during
which time will sell the finest goods that are made
without reserve.
The assortment consists of every variety 10 be
found In first class retail store: Elegant Lava and
Cameo Goods; Fine Lockets; Cameo Revolving Pins
something new Leaf GaAnet sets, the latest style
out; and an endless variety Of aentlemen's Goods,
such as Pins, Studs, Cuff Buttons, chains. Pefls.
&c, &c.
81 Private sales during the day.
For bargains at auction, call At No. ls0 Main st.
every evening, at 7 O'Clock.
no23 HENRY W QUARLES, Auot.
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Goal,


NOTlCE.-By the order Of the Council
| of the City Of Richmond. made on the nth of
January. 1859 poll will be taken on the 10th day
OF February, 1859. to take the of the freeho
ders, whether the Council, on behalf of the city,
shall subscribe to the stock OF the Roanoke Valley
Railroad Company, the sum of 100000; one half
thereof to be subscribed 80 soon an equal sum
shall have been subscribed by responsible persons,
residents OF Richmond, and the remainder there
of to be subscribed. when like sum has been in
like manner subscribed beyond the limits of the
city.
Commissioners and Conductors appointed to take
the vote. wiz
In JEFFERSON WARD. - Luther Libby, Joseph
BrummelI, James Winston, Il Smith, and Alex
Craig, to be Commissioners; and Reuben Seal, I'd
Day Officer, to be Conductor.
tx MADISON WARD E Shepperso2, VIM W CrumpI
Geo W Randolph. Geo Gillian, and Francis j
smith. to be Commissioners; and Z johnson, LIST
Day officer, TO be Conductor.
liz MONROE WARD -Saml T Bsyly, Thos Barham.
Thos Boudar, San'i j Rutherford, and W w lin.
berleke, to be Commissioners; and ii Morris, 4th
Day Officer, TO be Conductor.
Teste TEOS LAWSON
ja19-lm Clerk Council.
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OFFICE OF THE CovISGToN AND OHIO RAILROAD, I
CovINGroN, ALLEGHASY Co, VA, Jan Sd. 1889.
TSO MANUFACTURERSO OF CEMENT.
Proposals. will be received, at this Office until
the l4th February 1859 tnelusiye,-sS mannfacture
lie Cement within o distance Of Ave miles Of this
place. for in the masonry now under contract en
the line of the CoviDgton aud Ohio Railroad
Further information may be had By persons do
sirous Of Offering proposals. on application At this
Office on and after the 2lst inst.
BY order of the Board Of Public Works. i.
CHARLES FISKE,
S-3kdA2tawSw Chief Engineer
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HALIFAX, NEW FOUNDLAND, La
IL BRADOR, Boston and Maine Her ings; Hake,
and box Herrings white Mercer and Nova Scotia
Potatoes; No Msckerel; New York id Phiadel-
phia Hay: Bran. Shorts, Brown stuff Ship-s:uff;
Shucks and Fodder; Canada. Nova Sc"Lia and Vir.
ginia Oats; James River aud Rosend lie Cement;
Rcckland Lime; Calcinsd Plaster. AMI Plastering
HAIR Tar and Rosn for sale consignment, in lots
to suit purchasers. bril- GFORD O..
isS On the Dock.
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& fHESTEhtTELU UANU FUR SALE.
~ At the req1s: of Geo Cox, Esq, who intends to
move to the West, wiz offer for sale on WEDNEs-
DAY the I'd day of February. at public auction, on
the premises, bis FARM, containing enc hundred
Acres situated in the county OF Chesterfield about
mileJ from the city of Richmond, on the Manches-
ter Turnpike.
TERMS -0ne-third cash; one third IN IL months;
ia 25-qt- l. NJ BURPGOT.
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IN TUBS PRIME GOSHEN BUTTER
~ % cases Pine Apple Cheese
50 000 lbs Hog Round Bacon
Is hhds Western Sides
rs tierces prime old Hams
80 boxes Old Dominion Candles
800 do d1 do Soap
10 bbIs old Bourbon Whiskey, superior arti
Gle. In store and fer sale by
ia Att CHAS WOhTHAM 4 co.
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TNFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL
l. LEG E-Tnis Infrmary is situated at the corner
of Marshall and College streets, in an elevated and
healthiul position convenient TO the railroad de-
pots hotels and other cent of business. 1t is fur
nished 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 tfeinsana and those
labCring under contagious diseases, are admitted
into the institution. Lying in women are also re-
ceived ard carefully attended to.
Private rooms furnished when desired
The patients are under the charge of the Profes-
sors of the College who visit the wards daily. The
charges for Board, Medical Attendance, Nursing
and Medicine are tor Per week.
White
C0iOTed y
In addition to the above rates. in cases requiring
prietors ef the bellevue Horpital, q small fee is
charged for the operation, varying from 81 to $780,
according TO it's 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 "a
tient
Attending Surgeons-Profs. GIBSON, PETICO-
LAS and WELLFORD.
Attending physiciaas-Profs TUCKER, CONWAY
and MCCAW. -
Resident Observation-Disclosures NICHE, ID.
Steward-F NJ PARRISH.
President-L s JOVNES, NJ D.
Persons in the country, desiring to send patients
to the Infrmery, may address either the President
or the Re sident PA y sician. in fly
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- SPECIAL NOTICE tn
hSfef&6K day, tbs lst inst at II o;cioct to ~
for New York S'"sA M,
All freight that has b sen engaged MI, bs -a,.;
ca today, tMonday) Y rovided the frsshet IN eha
river viii not Prevent ! iibeing taken. :" Tue
goods today. WV" ior 'nelr
ia 3l-2t JJrnTa AR \ uy ~,z.
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CTEAM SAW MILL-LUMBER SAW.
~ ED TO ORDER.-The subscriber having the
entire control of one of the best STEAM CIRCU-
LAR saw MILLS in the State, located in Virgin
nish at short notice. in COED order ard on reasona
BILE terms Building and Railroad Timber, sawed all
sizes and dimensions. and respectfully solicits
ders for this description of Lumber.
TRUMAN PARKER.
Wholesale ard retail dealer in Lumber. Mahogany
jas and Shingles of every description
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GOODS AT PRIME COST.-Having
~ determined to discontinue the business OF La
Shine, will sell every article in their store
at st or less The stock insists OF a large and
| varied assortment of FURNl TURE. such Sofas.
Tete-a-Tetes. Lounges Chars OF all descriptions,
Cabinets, Wash stands, ia bes u edsteads. Mat
trasses Cribs, Cradles, &C. g. &c. Persons IN want
of the above articles, saving of SO per cent can be
obtained by calling at NO "A Main ST.:
| ia 26-ts LARUS.
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Police CoURT.-GeOrge Ryan, an ex-editOr
Of London journal, was again before the Po-
lice Court, for provoking breach. or rather
two breaches of the peace. He was held In
800 bail in each case for his appearance this
morning. ".'1
Samuel and Bridget Campbell, couple who
reside near the canal, ON Elm street, were
brought before Judge Pruden for disorderly
conduct. They quarreled, as most married
couples sometimes do; but unfortunately this
one disturbed the neighborhood, and for the
purpose of teaching them to philosophiCally
bear with their woes, they were arrested, and
the male fined SO and costs.
Three persons-J oseph Corsay, Charles Car
Ios, and Joseph Gooker-were charged with
having, in market, picked the pocket of a
woman, and were held in $4OO bonds each for
their appearance on Friday.
A fellow named Morris was sentenced to the
City Prison for thirty days for raising an ak
and threatening to strike with it an old lady;
and for having assaulted an unoffending Ger
man, to five days in the County Jail.
An individual named Owen, who had been
arrested on charge of disorderly conduct,
was discharged, but on leaving the Courtroom,
the tendency of his nature to the belligerent
manifested itself, and he was re-arrested, and
sent to the City Prison to learn to be more cir
cumspect in his conduct, by ten days aasoci-
alton with the inmates Of that establishment.