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Hundreds say, "until used DR.. Sr1une's Compound
iylfl Of UHf charm" No remedy, boosted : II may
= can pretend to approach it in it, wondrOus ability
ease Cough, cure Cold. and effectualy expel all
COMPLAINTS Of the Throat, Breast and Lungs. lis an
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L,grs. EvucorpErirs Ayp Tggwycs-
q % urrsHy tsJ Canal street, Sow ufIal0t H.r.ra 3D.
Jr. ruUt splendid sas,Ifu.Hi 90 DaU.la n H.
HHl.. .u.. Nsr ut11-sr.s OF , s.HI. HI d.-
.surH1us D.uu.r, INGREDIENTS aui la..ioa v.l uH..ee
tHs advertisement
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uruu ur rur llisruUrNN llIlNv.--Al-
most thr -amc moment the announce
mrut ar the death off the ilIu-triou- Amc-
rIuu historian. VIM n Prescott reach
20 Eif1ue. ws received here the miglli-
rrrea of the no le-s illu-trIuu- English
historian. Henry llall9m. IT, WIS born
n I1IS. and graduated at Oxford Jnivcr-
.ily in I1gI. ln isis he gave o. the world
tho FIRST. aud. perhaps tho greatest OF hrs
works. thr "Nirv of the state of Europe
during the Middle Age" Tie waited nine
wears and then gave o. the world his
Constitutional History Of England from
The Accession or Henry VII. 10 the death
of George IT,"
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How 20 do good and get ''paid for IT.
Take au Agency Cor our Publication Iae terms are
~I"I- there can De- So POSSIBILITY 10 IH~- EvHI ItNI-
II aiI he glad TO oitau some II them. b.. part .u-
Hr- aliTt-- FOWLER 4 WELLS.
~. as Broadway, NV York.
Nsr York Feb. "a. lsya. la-3:
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WaHHfIfr MtHnHa.atlu WnNnNH'liN HFuuIHr f.af.
..i..tff aHn.lfNa. unHlU hguHHuH in Mf. JOINS n
r...nrfs committed ah1rhirF murlrr upon tH
...4...rr ST. trffHtF d appeared chat 60 negro
...i Erau chopin. WIfH am rNnt ana Goa rntIrf .uU
E.ffs frifn hIa wH rk. was fnrf ht ~ neHr to fru
49,. l.s tIs nVaraeer. wlu 1frnaied h.m n ruEafi Co
.0st t.if brUn IauH, nH' fuflF, however, nuf With
I..rs T. f.Hfn sHnIefIfuf ~ Che darH Business
trh.l.f ST. gHIrHte VS. speaking. tlo uerrn struts
~ ..fI H.. t.aIf Hf tha 4xe. Ne OUtuttv Chem ran
t...ssf.ls enc house. r1lunf iur hnir IhH negro
...ff.la hInl. lud striking h|u on tho heel knocking
~, .i..e.n lfa n.U upHn hIs back and aa 81 slrpn.-
~ ssa e.Hur f.r talp, ehen Gee urrin strt y
Nv. tf..ts Ia tan nra through hf muuth amt eut OF
~ srfIrs upper portion 10 hia hg1di
III. F.4rarr los immediately arrested thn reun Hni
49, II.,i comm Good Oh IlL III. tHtfHtF. rr Wur.
aeseI fIisn. vs. go informed wts stranger, having
t.s.n M = short Hun in Mr foSrafvsrurIoY meht
.,s.i by whom d. ia Hpnkon Ui as careful mAnHf Z
-ed correct and estmalie Rouuemanf-Ai ift7isi
flraHffH
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WAsuiSGroN. Feb. 25.-The House Com
mittcc Of Investigation on certain charges
Of corruption i'm which some Of the Rep
rp4cntativcs were implicated. have further
reported the testimony az length Of the
witnesses who charge Mr.. Soaring, of New
York, with receiving a bride for obtaining
the passage Of private claim before the
House.
Mr. Soaring denies the truth Of the
whole affair.
In view Of the conflicting feature Of the
testimony. the committee report that they
cannot take the responsibility of reporting
q resolution 90 cNpcl Mr. Soaring. but they
lay the testimony before the House, re-
commenting that body 20 decide upon
tho Credibilitv Of the evidence.
The House. hy majority of three, have
rejected resolution proposing tn allow
the Butterlicld Company TO change the
route of the overland mall
The senate has adopted an amendment
to the postal bill. increasing the rate Of
letter postage to five cents.
The House viii reject this amendment.
The bill comes up before the senate to
/ day, for it, final passage.
By the Steamer Canada.
NEw YoRE. Feb. 2j.-The contents OF
/ the private Letters dated Liverpool, 18th
/ inst, received at Halifax by the steamship
/ Canada. have been telcgraphed to this
/ point.
Larrsat Cl0aa Hrle-Thc letters con-
eur IN reporting % general advance Of 3
| lGl. on American oo,tous.
The, state tina. the market closed firm
j With prices boo FAVOR ot the seller.
The import OF cotton since the depart
| ure OF the last steamer. were hS.tFb bales
| LONDON. saturday noon. Feb. Eth,
London Mpusv market has experience,
little change dggiu the week.
Money q abundant, bat operators move
with ulutipn.
The Funds are somewhat depressed to
dav. and Consols closed with less firm
ness.
The Emperor Louis Napoleon, on tn,
meeting of the French Legislative Assem-
NV. said in the course Of his speech, tina
the interest Of France j. wherever Their
i a lust cause 20 support, and where th
interests Of civilization ought to be mad
10 prevail.
Times saws that much uncertainty pre-
/ NAllS IN Ifnitl'ai aii' 'iii'.' So - =,
ccrning the prospects "t war out Una
there i not 80 much alarm on the subject
Two hundred ships Of war are in con
mission in the French ports.
Six floating steam batteries have bee
ordered to be built.
! The latest accounts from France gene
! ally are of a very warlike tenor.
. The monthly statement of the Bank {
| France exhibits q los in deposits and otl
! erwise Of 10000 francs.
Z The Sandman Legislative Assembl
] | have decrced n loan Of 50,WOOO0 franc
{ for The avowed purpose Of measures OF d
e fence against Austrian aggression.
% IA l. strongly rumored that Austria h
consented 10 withdraw her troops fro
the Roman States, if France will do Il
Z same.
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A sonsation preacher recently inform
ed his congregation that heaven is but
1900 miles square. Heappealod for proof
81 the 2lst Of Revelations.
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nRAWING # the Sparta Academy Lottery Of Geor-
IL ga. Glass :. at Augusta. Georgia saturday, Feb
18th, 1859. Wood, Eddy Co. Managers.
Sm--ne---. 10 -amlol Swan s 90.
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10 MARRIED LADIES
it's peculiarly suited. twill, no "a short time, hgiI
on the monthly period with regularity
LAI-IILN
OFFICIAL

lN'4lf-t'ls -NtN ON
For sale by DE. :. f. CASTEEL, PauldInc
J. WRIGHT & CO, New Orleans
Feb. Il 1-5q. IS-lv
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The Washington correspondent of the
New Orleans Crescent gives a vivid. and
W. doubt not a faithful account Of the
speech Of senator Thompson, of Ken
tY.ly al, Ala gtb, l.,.sti,p.
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rHas Cutaary Hcayra ~ usva4Ws nsru f.ar.
tNu tr sHuFffFn o. fHHtf fHlI Un Tueaatf d. Faf
uf 30 ve.a lhe DWELLING uf ST. E.mHi.Fusu. u
tIrk. NflHY. Fff is.t-HFHl PSI Hre, fHi tHTHa lives
asHH.N nrrH HHiF HHHmuts. ha W.Ia fnH Eiuifv aa.
fl.l HIHH u HH'uH. tn IHHa.iHF evening Mr.. Em.
urnun Hld Dog eldest .1H t h.WH un ff.a.f I.f
tha hnna tH .nUHt IIH evening if naI ftIHfs tlt.
uH tn HUI f. Hnn thrHH rHidrru nf aHis t.ia riI.a
Wis afHui IIIrirHu N.trs uIl uu thaf feIfrn aflfi
Do U'UIHUE q. us tia house vas tHuut n Ounce antI
uasfif consumed HlH children af alsiHsr lrf.sl.4l
with N A hu nf tle bones ~ fha rhuIIau urfv raa
covered aud luiefrel Un Friday.
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y.,s r.nt,r 81 ere okoiuna Noes ssyu o. has flsr.
-. sftrfs me Lexington Ahcfastr, periHaily aa.
,,s.ie.l 81 fha tira 81 an editor heinE s0 we'll uU
st.h.s ts kn0W u IAeIa has besu nle up tAat WY
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r-,nnrtant hom Mexico

The steamship Tennessee, Captain
Forbe-. from Vera Cruz, says the y. q.
p,lg of SATURDAY arrived last evening
She Icit that port ON the 22d Instant
She brought $4,000 in spccE.
The Tennessee brings very interesting
and important news from Mexico. the
sum of which is stated by the pond
cnt Of the Delta. whicl, We suhioin. We
think with the Mobile Register that some
OF the great protectors OF the rights o. the
Senate and House al Washington. will
now find that the power called for by the
President 90 protect our citizens abroad
was not without a cause.
VEEA CgUz, February 81, lNj9.
This city j. in O. complete state Of de
ftuc, AGAINST an expected attack Of the
forces numbering .uIu mCnl under Cen
,al President M.umou. now ON their
way from the capital.
From the interior we are without any
new. ct importance. Nothing reliable is
known Of the whereabouts ct pcsDllado,
| Nidaurri. BlauCo and other.
Nf'N'INl AUlfIA.lIN llNr NfillliiAllN 20 Nll'
/ Liberal forces scattered over the State
/ General lr,r-il remains a. chief OF IA,
| forces in The city.
/ General Tucuu j. second iu command
To- General Ampudia. The anteccdrnts oI
I the latter General are not altogether sat
i-actory. bat as he has been badly treated
bv the Government of ZuloJgl, he has
turned Liberal on his release from prison
by Robes. in MaNico
The English and French fleet l. still al
anchor of Vera Cruz trying to stop tn,
rciuiorccments from Tampico. TobJ~co
and Campeachy. which the Liberal GOV
eminent expects from those places.
Angry words have passed between
the Commander of the British Frencl
fleet and Capt. Turner, Of the Saratoga
a. the latter received notice from Capt
Dunlap. og Her British Majesty ship
that De lDunlapl would resist the landing
Of any pa-s.ngsr- that might come III n
American steamer Tennessee from New
Orleans, 20 which Capt. Turner replied il
such "a manner that the British Commar
der has not dared to search the Teune.
see on her arrival 4 few DAYS before,
. rum1r was started that the Tenncs~c
would bring officers and men to assist ia
institutional General in rcpelling ia
attack of Mirlmon. BY order of I'll
French and English Ministers in McXic,
| the Naval forces of the two nations hav
To watch and search every vessel enterin
the harLor Of Vera Cruz.
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ON Saturday the 2jth ult., the orsnni-
ation Of the Gulf and ship Island Rail-
road Company was effected ut William
burg. Mis-. there being $4,000 sub
-cribrd. Tho following gentlemen were
elected Directors:
Fr CfIns sas-F. Pope and ID.
NelaUin.
Far Simpson Crntf-L. b. Walker and J..
Weathrrby.
Pc H-s.a ~ robert e. ~l.iold.
Fr Hu.-l-t C..us- samuel White.
pr P.rry CHmtJ-P. X. Mayors.
pr Ja. Cawtl-ju-cph Pool.
Pr Smith Cwti-pr 2. W lIuay.
Fr Lr-rH- CTuH-lu1r Newton.
Pr H.k Caan-C. Mclaurin
Fr EHiH Cmti--lD.aph IeAIcc.
F.r NIn lSfffI Wiley J.. Harris.
Upon ayot, OF the Stockholders. Can
com vla declared e. bs the Northern ter
miuu Of che road.
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WARREN & HALL,
Wholesale DEALERS
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
- Common Street, 81
NEW ORLEANS.

Branutes,
IN WOOD AND GLASS. Of all the better qualities
1 ana brands. which invite special attention TO,
believing confidently that Ee have the oldest and best
Brtud.c~ u New Orleans.
Wines.
Champagne, consisting Of e.. II. Numm'- Imperial
Cabinet. NrrEsu9v and Gordon Rouge Piper Held
sleek. Premium trcmaut. Creme de BpuZy, Bluehe
Fills Iu half VIut-. Sparkling Mo-ole, I.ongworth 5
Native Wines Isabella and CataWla, Missouri cab
met. 80
We have also Ciarct and White Wines If different
grades and prices, Burgundy Nue-. Nadart~, Port
and ohcrro-, 10 wool and glass. Of great age and
purity
Old Bourbon and Ryc Whi-kcy-, lmads ln 1s44.)
Scotch aud Irish DO, very choice JaInHra Rum. Cate
met and Vine Leaf Gfu. English and Scotch Ale and
| Porter. Boxers BtJgr-, VOTES >chuapp- &C. a..
Cigars.
We have several brands Of our own importation
and % he In constant receipt Of them. direct from
| Havana. 81 qualities to suit tie most h~udIuUs.
Tobacco,
Comprising the choicest Virginia brands ever offered
u this market. au packages uf hve pounds ANA up
wards Buyers &c tHs above weed All 30 well 60 eN
anime OUT stock before purchasing elsewhere. We
| also keep ou hand AulyT-Hu'- ~ogce and Goodwin
| Chewing iu tu toll. smoking Tobacco, Pa, p and
papers. Turk -u -ruun- Tobacco. Iu n boxes. dIf
f-rgut va-efe. Of ~uUfi- u glass and hl3ider Pipes
/ Nr.. At. WARREN a HALL.
! Noc orleans. Feb ;, 1853. Ely
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rHiFfnH ftfaiai ~ nNr rlntefa sHrfrafatl o.
us ifr Htftt lH CAV a.e nl NatuH printed paaaaa
sIf ursfafs Pc tHIHkt tIrt Il aHf rIiaf.fa ..Hrrf
b. fHHfl nHHnufu Hnf nfTuIah an aI a..rafl1a fI 81
MfgHa uiIh nfsaaa of thia HaaHf. Hfnnaf v.H.H fr.
g.Hf tItHy nHffuaa NHfu hrfua nfsnarad wIth and
moan tHsrHuH.na IFufV WORTHLESS vaalI.nad cam
u#.f write uuf rHaa DIV Negro. Fn1 ia.lflIiv
. usHrY himself rHH hH lduud who i taHaIIa r.
..sIltrF nnaaea Perhaps tla iaea b. "a HHa.I ,ur .al
=. -lrs t fr Whit lf b. worth. IbH expense waHla
r. EtIatrifs e faffnafla Advertiser.
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TuE PrTs TRr,L n MoBlLE.-Thc trial
Of y. r. ;. Pitts, in mobile, commenced
in the early part OF last week. The argu-
ment closed on Friday night, and the
case was given to the jury. 1t seems that
they ara hopclcs-ly hung, as the 1drrrtiscr
o. Yesterday morning says;
The jury in the Pitts Libel case had
not agreed upon their verdict at the hour
this edition went to press. They have
been out since about o'clock Friday af-
teruoon.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
Md'nG Robert,
NO. ~ CHARITIES ST.
NeW.0rlCanS, La,

nESI ECTFULLY informs the Ladies Of the City
TX and Country, that she has received from Paris
a rich assortment Of MILLINERY, and Latest style
81 Goods; comprising Ladies' Girls and Children's
BONSETS and CAPOTES, Of every style, BUMONS
CLOAKS. MANTlLLAS, White and Chanully LACES
Embroidery Furnishing Goods, Jouvin's Gloves. Ar
ti6cial Flowers. Ball Head Dresses, Wedding Veil,
ana Wreaths Ribbons, Wells Imitation JewelIy, Chill
drens Caps. etc.
prcsse.. etc, made to order by s5lful Seamstrest
from Paris.
Ntls Orleans, March ., 1859. 21-l0m
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Muuyrm D1ous.H-N rici assortment
ot lhe noai aabieuaEe Nuu.y vH t# .enJ 90
tHaHs.,E Hsbmrn. ol NJaaIIe BHaFrg So. Do Charities
sIfa.t sew Orleans. tavUlgt tIs attention H. ItI. .a
y..aue He ctt,.o. Wishing tu .,HI dae. fl -r.b
a#HaI.a be- respectfully uvle.L Dice .Is..Usam.ut
v.I Boz fu1j n thc rJ1pf flf#e.
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Mrsas. BHrrr, BsoruEs s. SEsvW-
Ngr rarg-wc us.afr fb't ve da a rv.. g1 oar
Southern Merchants lr directing Har attention tH
tl.4 brsa Hardware ost.Hu..uaa. .u t.# .HwrI.f.
e8srmparum of hc Union. jose .t tu,. uH... whom
rnat 1f Jbeu srg aH.Dsug senlIus "u tl N.F N.fs
frUlolt T1t t.Ie of tue hlHsT IS ml. y a.l
the -..ifl. B1I .Hu.shlt extensive a.Iu .a..I.r
with tbeF ru. 'luera .u t..s section Ht COON g. .u
aIia. o.. O.. a.v .Il. Hu e-tHhI -HmrH. u SOW 1.rN
which supplies r.HIi merchant. u.I tlHr..' 81. lH.
b..a ausaH o. a1e mu-e eHU.rd ..s... .tn r
ua.. era ta.d afH Hirn. IHe pHtH.ts ... t.ar.
ou.b bualess uiHu H. NON mus. he aHn .H gel "a 1a
ibsy have t1ur U Too HeIl ol a uGse v.t...tH
haua. u Sow N1r.. If.T integrity b. uHIIs...u
haa tnd .bay d.li raIy #af NUarpN ut. 1 ufa
tuy u1n UeH. Let aHr mar...H.a u huy..r uI.T
Uuulaare Ur tHa spring uliH nHUHH tho H'ttU" .H.
MONT NJ fb. Huu.. u .uF column. iHiv uH.lsr.ft
ts te1uab t.t. ti.t viii hH aHt-GeJ Nt1 gH IJ a
.HHIt they may rsr base tlere
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m -so aigcrt- ot Ia. ,yFoaD- Liver Inv K
orator ia another column. l,-Iv
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NEw.oRLBANs MARKETS.
COTTON.


NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
AssINILATING TO THAT % LIVERPOOL.
NEW -Ou1Etvs. Fob u 1ssa
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
SIR JAMES CLAEkE~
=. -. : L

SIR JAMES CLAEKE'~
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
This invaluable medicine is unfng in the cure Of
aIl those painful and dangerous diseases incident TO
the female constitution
d modcrates all excuses and removes an olstruc-
lions. from whatever causes, and "a speedy cure may
De- relied ON.
To MARRIED LADIES
tits peculiarly suited twill, in a short time, bring
on the monthly period with regularity
CAUTION.
Tzcs Plis sog'i not BE- taken Ig females that are
pregnant, 5ar5aq The FIRST THREE MONTHS as
tg are SIRE 70 bring Miscarriage; bar n osry other
time cri ia ere1 otte' c7se. haU IRE perfectly s!t
In I'D cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections. PAIN
in the Back and Limbs. Hcayin,-. Fatigue on slight
! eNerrou. Papi,suon Of the Heart Lowue-s Of Spir-
/ t.. Hysteur-, SICK Headache, Whites, and all the
4 painful diseases oora-oned by di-ordered system,
these Pills VIII effect "a cure when all other means
! have failed.
] Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack.
age, which should be carefully preserved.
Aboule containing so pills, and encrced with the
Government stamp Of Great Britain, can be sent pos
free for q and postage stunps.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada.
| JOB MOSES.
Rochester, New York.
For sale by ID. :. F. CAsTEEI- Pauldine
J. WRIGHT 4 CO, New orleans.
Feb. T. 1859. IS-ly
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AS Iytrsrrtys Eyrsrvryr.--1u' oi
th,mos reccut and striking ir.umHIs ~
stcrcaseop'r net a mentioned D. tLr Now
York Trtm The moou 70 8 acIl
known. always presents che same ..Ic TO-
us. but tbore ar, oscillations 90 Urr.lJ'e
rum month % month stefeu.gorlc ''iect
Mr. Lewis M Rutherford. of tbo SECOND
avenue. with hls powerful telescope. has
succeeded in obtaining pho,auHhs Of g
tbreeguar.ers moon. from which have
been produced 1me very buo toreo.r1Uie
oliects. bringing ont the r1uudnos- vt the
moon admirably. and giving yuij pics
cure 81 ,be volcanic dcsolat.un which
makes che m1ou a cinder Of a world A
microscopic picture OF the full moon Is
nearly ready.
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MOBILE MARKET

LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
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ON accommodating terms,
ON accommodating terms
On accommodating terms
on accommodating terms
on accommodating terms
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ut. IlJsUlNs. WfHHrtInrn. I'VE h.f tn.
rUa.afu lH.u.a1 81 orr ulmar0Is raai u res-
UEbrI u. vicinity Ut W.yue.h1rt Oi Co., ur-.l
Hfsa.tilU .lr.r. .f auf G.eaI No. u...l,s. f tHt
rIl.s rHag e..I alI .a U. .uH.l.s e1.rfI. Hr r.s.
p.r. t.l,r.... tsaHr.t I.I. .lIu.r, s.l... sHI .|
ar...i aH Il. ui.st 4Hr.uI1.a.. ". t.rH. IH..
5t.. f. aI.rs Ili yatu If o.. I.II..I ... ss ..#.
ra4 E.usHH.Br ta4f.Hf a.I #lU .a .H .H.
faesaf...rst I.s sl..a.s. rI r.sl worthy ..I H.
..Fu.HH imam.
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Pertumcry and Stationery,
Periumery and Stationery,
Pertumery and Stationery,
Periumery and Stationery,
PeTfumcry and Stationery,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-25

OF RIcR-
fore | y..
FOR reeN-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-25
By Robert B. Lyme.
1'oOSH" 1T 1Os
DUBLIC SALE OE TWO HUNDRED

DUBLIC SALE OF TWO HUNDRED
\ AND FIFFY-TWO ACRES OF VALUABLE
LAND. in Hanover County. nine miles from Rich.
mond aud one mile from Atlee's water station on
the Central r. at Auction.-I will sell at public
auction, on WEDNESDAY, March the 10TH at IL
O'Clock, upon the premises, if fair, f not the next
fair day thereatter,) that valuable TRACT OF
LAMB, described above, adjoining the lands of A B
Timbsriake and others. containing two hundred
and hfty-two acres-abont thirty of which are
cleared and produces well of the usual crops espe-
cialiy tobacco and vegetables. 1t would answer
well tor markrt garden. being within fifteen mi
nutes travel to Richmond From fifty to sixty acres
more could, with u small expenditure, be brought
under cultivation The balance of the Land is we'll
set in oak.
The improvements consist of framed wooden
dwelling. nearly new. containing four rooms, and
the usual out-buiIdings and well of excellent
ter in the yard The location is very healthy and
the society good.
A great bargain can be purchased privately, il
immediate application be made to the subscriber
Ii sold privately, due notice will be given
BERT B LYME, Auct.
Office in Basement of metropolitan dall.
POSTP0NEMENT.-In consequence of the rise
OF water in the CT ickahominy River and its trbu-
taries, the above sale was POSTPONED to TU ESDAY
the 5TH of April. at the same hour and pace-im.
mediately after the sale of Mrs Undertakes pro-
perty-by Messrs Hutcheson Griswold, Com RS.
RIB LYME, Auct.
NH IL Office In Basement of Met. Hail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-25
AUCTION RALHS.
TfTDRE DIN
BY James M. Taylor & Son.


MINE HOUSES AND LOTS ON Lrrc n
~ AND FIFTEENTH sTREETs Ann an IsII
ALLY. AT AUCrION.-Wiil 10 sold. .. ~.
premises. on WED iEsDAY, the 18th day OF Ap ri
Leigh and 18th streets. In the Vicinity 81 the nss
o. d ~ t Usntf TAI k1road Company also one House
rare chance IL hsre offered for small fam,,s. -
In good order and occupied By good tenant syrnh
an opportunity seldom presents itself for prolta
Tns sale will commence with the House and Lot
4 plat Of the property may DO seen on the .,.v q,
TERMs-Onsthird cash; the balance at six and
AID secured BY trust deeds. The taxes and ina" iusu
rance ''' 1913 SRMhs T! P9Hiass': SON.
mn % Auctioneers.
VERY DESIRABLE HOUSEHOLD and
kitchen FURNITURE, AT AUCTION
WI be sold en- MONDAY, the 2sth day day of
Marsh, 1859, at 10 oe'0ck NJ, at the residences of
his ep. nsleg ms3 lds # Broad and 10th streets
hstaS Of the usuAi variety. The Furpiturei chief
E y Of Kehnond nanufaeture. and bias been we'll
IN Il sodd nT If me MfGIs
mi % JAS ID TA s1i1j SON, Aucts.
Old BRICK AND FRAME BUILD.
BANK lN sTRr GE TIE CORNER OF lOrH AND
, SUI
N the 6rick and Framed Building, Kitchens
ano OLlce, ON the south west corner of 10th and
BANK streets, formerly occupied by Messrs Richie
dDunnavant; as printing ofice-said buildings
70 De removed within 20 days after the day of sale
persons IN want OF building material will no doubt
Hnd IL 10 their interest to attend the sale
TERMs-One-ourth cash: balance at moutbs for
approved negotiable notos, nth interest added
NH % JAS NJ TAYLOR SON. Aucts.
A NEWLY ERECTED BRICK TEN
- EMENT ON ELMWOOD STREET. TOWN or
SIDNEY, AT AUGTIoN.--We will sell, upon the
premises. on MONDAY, the ith day of April. CON.
mencing at AZ O'Clock. p NJ. newly erected Brick
tenement in the Town of Sidney on EImwood or
Main street continued, and ono square west of the
FAIR Grounds. 1t has convenient rooms with
several closets. well of excellent water and other
convenlences attached. The lot fronts 81 feet and
runs back 1879 feet, to an alley 20 feet wide
PERSONS IN want OF realty pleasant house loca.
anime this. i w Ca
TERMs-One-fourth cash; the balance at g 70 and
i6 months, tor negotiable notes with interest added
and secured by trust deed. Taxes for 1859 to he
paid by the purchaser. wv w w
Also. two vacant Lots. adjoining the above. 'front.'
as above. ' ~ Oh "iioS
Al,o three vacant Lots on Elmwood street. lately
TERas-Onefourth cash; the balance at 4. 3 and
IL months, tor notes, &C. as above
mn IS JAS TAYLOR Il SON, Aucts.