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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-08-04


JUNIOR SRALDIHo, q Cleveland, NJ
has been sstively engaged y counsel &c
the Oberiin Reseuers, has pabl;shsd taA
following letter:
CLEvELAND, Ohio, June Is, 1859,
GEo. W. WEsToN, Esa-penr Gi1, I
beg leave 70 csti your attention Is . aeai,
tetie ,sis.yoAr paper Saaily) ofths 25tA
instant, undcrthe titleos hesdisx ofaJudes
Swan 81 Oihdio, md, IN doing %, 70 az
that the writer Il deceived if 10 supposes
that Judge 6wans1Eas.l1lks II tie ticket a
account Of his residence IN Colunbus. He
was dropped for the reason that he, . .
judicial officer, aissaHths Fugitive
Shave enactment II 1850 to 81 Of binding
force in Ohio; and the other Two Judges,
who were with him in opinion, win be
dropped, insthe same My, $ soon a. thew
are reached in the order of tims. We.do
| not recognise man to be Re1nblkicans, here
in Northern Ohio, who.vill, for moment,
sustain that pisesable lna6tment. ~
They were not 50 recognised At Phih-
delphia in 1855 sss*tsf
knew there are politicians IN our ranks
who aim to emasculate the Republican or
ganization with avicw 10 their individual
aggrandizement. Il .ssj4ey
Let them bsWase;And htsus beware q.
them.
! Take from the Republiean party IL anti.
slavery element, and Jon leaye it !. ifelep
corpse, s = Z '':s =.
1fit were possible to accomplish q VIC
tory BY any ouch agetting down Stain" I
should greatly prefers defeat, and thopsapd,
and tens Of thousands, who, Ike Won ma
me, came from the line, Of the old Demo
cratic party, would bow their heads With
shame # they found they had aided in 10
storing the old Wing dynasty q the ex-
pense Of freedom.
| pray Jon publish this eonnunieatioa
in your next paper. I am, very sincerely,
your friend, r. p 'SiAtDlno.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-08-04

SAxE, the puastsr poiiioiaa, sis funning
the ganntlst Of a tho wits i ~ eeuntry,
sinoe he consented % s. the ~ q af neelinee
for Ooyernor of Vermont. Heres n IL last
jibs
'sThe Democrats will, Win. !, I'D eaith: i
Quoth Dig, 81 Shouldn't W
Alreadys they ars rnnii.l wsith \
Big SAKE Is hold 10 pln1 -, .,ssss. D
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-08-04
Follow my lady Tipsitoe, n
. And Mr.. Buchanan, wherever he Co.;

q FOLLOW my lazy V1pMtoe, n s5s&z.sE
And Mr.. Buchanan, wherever he Co., I
FoRNEY and his Press are poMSr on
EartS; and those who want to keep he run
Of that eompsoy Of resolute sailor who
stick BY the Old Democratic ship ofSaate
. she was rugged for tho battle 4 SO
should take the Press. III .ss
p The Philadclphi. Saturday Post our
old time Literary friend and stand 81 has
been playing truant two weeks; and Dear
Oh Dear, what commotion there his been
in our house! We do wish people would
all take the Post and then no one wbuld be
tempted tosteal ourcopy asit passes through
the various Post Offices. To thosS tamil.
iar with the g Post" the loss Of ! number
every now and then is rather IN unpleasant
occurrence; and We would DO obliged to the
Post Masters on the route if they would
send ours along regularly.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-08-04

OUR ExCHANars.-The best Religious pa,
per onour list; and the very best We know
anything about is Tie Nationol Antii iS2a.
uery Standard. In point Of literary mer-
it, the Standard is Of the highest order;
and as religious paper il has no superior
in the United States Let Others 40 4
they viii the Standard never deyiates
from its course Of prsaehing, : risen So
viour in urging his example Of love to God
and man. 5 &: VII 5ss..E 70. ~. E.->
It is now publishing . series Of letters
from HARRIET MARr1NEAU, which are Of
great interest. saes sss.zs@S 2..sasE5 -. Z
Tie Nep York 7ri5uae Is in almost
every house, 50 il is rather superAuous TO
say anything about it; but We should ike
if more Of the Semi Weekly Tribune were
taken out west. It is only @8sa year for
single copies two copies for IS and 50 on;
audit furnishes an almost incredible amount
Of news and useful informationy beside
tales Of the highest order of literary merit
which are constantly running through It's
columns. In the course Of : year it gives
new works, the Latest and best which in
book form would cost three times The price
Of the paper and then one has the advan-
tage Of the latest and most reliablb news
from everyplace that ever news comes from
An extensive original correspondence on
all manner Of interesting subjects; and an
editorial department unsurpassed in a!lthat
makes useful and entertaining paper. =.
The STATES published At Washing
ton DC. is, 80 far as we know, the b4st
Moccasin paper in the United States. IT
is Of the size Of the Tribune, well printed
and ably conducted. The State. has made
its marx in the political world, has been
the organ Of Senator DOUGLASS but ap-
pears to vary in its devotion; and its pres
cnt position on the Naturalization question
Is not much to its credit. f s
THE PREss-FoRNEY' paper published
q Philadelphia is ono Of the, if notI the
leading Democratic paper in the Unioa.
II il one of.the few that has stood " the
Cincinnati Platform, and steadily refused
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-23

NUTiOE.-I have this dsy Aprointed
IN NJ JOHN MAKxuAuSxH - nlx xSsRf -
buy end ell fpy 60. w MSS
kichnonA. 4asch ~ is3s.
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DRY 0OODe
NEW SPRINa annns 60

IN vArrwrU UUUUH. --- MANN !.
err frcrn M IN has Just received by steam.
Fancy 5ocoSs ~ variety Of choice Staple and
sons suited to the present and arpreaeh,ng ss
pars1es winch the following are part VIZ WA
kobee VA" A"Sosomih stripes and
SSih ais. Ohsllies, Lawns and saeouets
Monrn,ns r,lstsa Hrilliantes. in large quantities
.amhs III e. and half mourning eoods OF cyery M ia
isse or,ss hainsooks, and Rusenie MusIins '''''
r r Edeings and InsertinRs
fEhch, Ensiieh, and American nrints
''''a Linens Linen Cambria Handkerchief ia. and
i"'a C,a nsmask. Napkins. Huekahack, Diaper and
nnos,sry. 0loyes, Sleeves, Collars. &c. &c
p hiaahhutgs penims, Duck and Ticking
o.seached and Brown Shifting, sheeting d, a.
"a, ne seov' have been bought &C liberal d,sconn,
rheS Snsn sna are now offered wholesale ana retai,
N''"P 'o' cash or 70 prompt customers '
On MANN VALENTINES. In
,,A - ~ corner of Broad aud Ninth s,reets
Ill 70 iW Near the Can{fol Sonara
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By Robert B. Lyme.
DUBLIC SALE OF TWO HuNnpr1

DUBLIC SALE OF TWO HUNDRED
4 AND FIFrY-rWO ACRES OF VALUABLE
LAND, IN Hanover County. nice miles from Rich
mona ana one mile from Atlee's water station, on
the Centrai X, at Auction.-I will sell at putijc
auction, on WEDNESDAY,, March the 10TH Mt 70
O'Clock, upon the premises. if fair (f not the next
fair day, thereatter.) that valuable TRACT OF
MAN1. described above. adjoining the lands of b
Timbsriake and others, containing two hundred
and NIFTY two acres-abont thirty of which are
cleared and produces we'll of the usual crops esne
ciaiiy tobacco aud vegetables. 1t would answer
wei Ior markrt garden, being within fifteen mi
nues travel to Richmond. From fifty to sixty acres
more could. with q small expenditure be brought
under cultivation. The balance of the Land ia We'll
set in oak. N 10 "0'i
The Improvements consist of framed wooden
dwelling. nearly new. containing four rooms And
the usual outbuidings and we'll of excellent wa
yer In the yard The location is very healthy. and
the society good. N1
great bargain can be purchased privately. If
immediate application be made to the subscriber
LII sold privately, due notice will be given
X JBERT LYME, Auct
Once in Basement of Metropolitan dali.
.PoSTP0N EMENT.-In consequence of the rise
OF water in the Ctickahomny River and its tribu.
tarles: tha above sale was postponed to TUESDAY
the ofH OF April, at the same hour and place-in,
mediateiy after the sale of Mrs Timberlake's pro-
perty-by Messrs Hutchinson a Griswold, Com'rs.
LYME, Auct
nn y Office in Basement of Met. Hall.
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1870 SPRING TRADE. 1910
Z Z &C 4 ! g, DIX = " TT.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
iNFOREiGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,


iNFoREiGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
Ne IL Ftayl Srvef, F,oAmoad, Ia.
Wehave the pleasure OF Offering 10 the merchants
at Virginia, North Carolina AID tennessee the
largest and best stock .!
Day GOODS
we have ever been able 60 exhibit.
Couhuing cur busipeSs principally to piece goods,
ue have bestowed mHch time aud labor TO get up a
FIRST rate s,ocs and feel satisfied that no house in
this country can cffer b. tier selected stock of
Fnslish aud American Prints
Fancy printed iSvus, Jaconets and Cambrics
Fine French aud English oTgandies and Chai-
lies
Fancy Barescs, Deiaines and yalentiAs
Robes OF every style III Lawns, Jaconets, Or
CANDIES, Bare9es, CAailes end 9elsines
Silks, r0piins. Check a hcoss 0tlIslnaS
Satin Striped BaEeGes
IRvilla Cloths, pcbages. &c
III White Camtries swiss Muslins. IRISH LINENS,
&c, We have of our own Importation large STOCK
which we Will sell lower than We have ever been
able 20 In before,
In goods for gentlemen's and boys wear. ourstock
) very large and varied. and as cheap as We have
eves been ? bic to sell them
We have an extra large stock of goods for ne
SToes, snch
German snd Scotch Linen Burlsps
Farmers DTills: Linen Ducks
Heavy Cofto1 Twiiis and Cottonsdes
PLAID aud Striped Domestics
Pad and Striped OznabUrgs
Denims. &c.
To sll of which We ask q special examination By
the trade. We are determined TO meet the market
Epuses ELLETT & DREWRY.
NH Pm
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AUCTION nALHe
s6T6PSnSvS
z. O. Larus Auct :

A UCTION-FURNITURF. So 81
A Will be sold 10 store on Tuupsn.v
sne AN commencing at 10 O'clock sofas fiahirs.s'
Ien,re rabies. Washstands, Teta-s-Tefes a,hssr
Lot king Il las es 's"os. CiocRs.
sHEi qtoDs:-Krivesa ard Forks, sosps Work
iSpie and Tea spoons Silver Plated Cssters
hsz3r sfrops Tea Pots. with many Fancy Good .
having determined to oloss the stock Al gods nov
on mana by the list OF April. every article ofsreg
VIII De sold Goods at private sale Will be- Mold
greatly below cost. Persons in want of the ahova
and prices, q TA i1s s'ocK
. 4s Auct
M AHCHESTER REAL ESTATE FOR
-, sALE.-At the request of the Executor wa
h VIII sell on SATURDAY next, att p. M. four
N ousss ana Io,s OF the lac John Brooks on the
North side Of Main street; title good. Immediste
possession given sN 'euiase
Ill; u,ksR!Ms-Onethird cash. balance in land smouths
VIII interest. negotiable note well endorsed
n1u Ez-ot~ BURFD0T 4 FRIEND
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THE BROAD STREET. p.po.1n

4 STORE. nAr
j. MILLHIsEa BROTHER.
Established 1891
we have now completed opening our purchases
Tor me month OF March, ans can assure our Friends
1oode worthy OF examination, as styles and priee
MI, MI compare favorabiy with nything offered IN
We here enuanerate a few of opr ,.sa,ru 49,.
gains " N'' ie""ins oaf
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
Rich Dress silks
Rich silk Robes
bioh Baregos, three volandts
hich do. two do
Bbsreses. double Jupes
organdie Robes Dafilah
preamble Double Jupes
SFsspdie Boee .aIes
organizes, by the yari
french Printed Jaoonets and Br;llian,s
srsnoh White PiQue
saenc'as, in great variety
passover Goods, in many STYLES
lucia silSs and Chalys
Bombaznes aud Aipacas
LADIES WRApPlNGs-
New spriog shawis ''''
Lace shawls and Nantes
E&BRoiDgRIEs-
iooe Muslin Collars. ct size
:S DO 90 DO ct at SC worth $,
500 do do stsl. i9s
oam ria,S and Muslin worked Bands, large va
Dimity Bands. of beautiful patterns.
LINEN GOODS
1909 dog Linen Cambria Hdkfs ar 4, INV DO,
Linen meetings and Pillow Linen ~
Linen Damask Bucksback
Crash, Fine Towelings
Napkins, Table Cloths
Fine Shifting Linens, Linen Bosoms &c
A1LLHl8ER BRO
Inh lb-lN 1913 Broad ST.
GPRING NOVELTIES FOR 1859
~ IMPORTANT TO ALL IN WANT OF CUEap
ny f1Au S-ir no,
giant and complete stock of Foreign and Domestic
Dry Jods ever offered by before Consisting of
Dress Geo5s and Silks
White Goods Embroderes and Linens
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings
Shawls and Mantiilas
HoseTes and Gloves
| kibtGns and parasols
Domestios and Prints
We possess facilities for procuring our Goods from
the cheapest and best sources By pay ing cash for
all Goods purchased by Us, and doing business at a
| comparatively small expense.
We are enabled TO offer a stock of Goods which
| for cheapness, cannot be surpassed.
| J Il NJ ROSENBAUM,
mn 1873 Broad ST.
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NEWLY ERECTED BRICK TEN.

a NEWLY ERECTED BRICK TEN-
"A EVENT ON ELMWOoD STREET ToTN az
SIDNEY, AT AUCTION.-We will sell nnon t M
nremmes. on MONDAY, the 4th day OF April. com
tenement. in the Town of Sidney on Elmwood or
an street continued. and one square west of the
ralr Hreands 1t has ! convenient room 8. with
conveniences attached. The lot fronts 81 feet and
runs pack 1879 feet, to an alley 20 feet wide
anime this "ei " CA
TERMs-One-fourth cash; the balance at s 70 and
10 months Tor negotiable notes with interest added
ana secured by trust deed. Taxes for 1859 to be-
Also, two vacant Lots. ad joining the above front
as above. ~ " 00'' W Ill shey
Also; three vacant Lots on Emwood street. lately
OF the Vineyard Square '' '"'e'
IERxS-Onefourth cash; the balance at 4 & and
IL months, for notes, &c. as above "A'
MN Is JAS TAYLOR & SON Aucts
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF UNDI

" vIDED MoIErY OF THAT VALUABLE
PROPERTY KNOWN AS TUE STEEL WORKS,
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON srH sTaEET
missioners appointed by a decree of the Circuit
Court ofthe city Of Richmond, pronounced on the
Nels, We shah proceed to sell at public auction,
on the premises, on FRIDAY. the 18th day OF
March, 1859. at O'Clock, u If fair. IL not. the
next fair day, ono equal undivided moiety Of all
that property and real estate in the city OF Rich
mon.l, which is described in and was conveyed By
the deed Of the 23d of December isis from the Viz
gna Steel Company, TO Walter 6wyBn and @ q
/ oDpkins, which deed is filed as exhibit in he
cause and VII Oh moiety is the same which was
contracted TO De sold by the plaintiff to the defsn-
dant, by the agreement of the 10Th January, 1858.
also.hled as an exhibit in the said cause.
TERMs-0ne-third ash; balsnce at 6. II and 10
months for negotiable notes bearing interest, and
title retained till all the purchase money PAID.
and conveyance ordered by the Court. The taxes
for 1859 to be aid by the purchaser.
w I'll MACfARLAND, lr..
NH IS POWHATAN ROBERTS fOoih fa-
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NEW GOODS /! NEW GOODS !!

NEW GOODS 4! NEW GOODS.
A. k. PARKER s. CO,
Ne. l43 Eagle Squire. HliR Street.
Have inst received their oPkING STOCK OF DRY
GOODS 10 which they invite the atteation OF the
city AMI country trade generally. Farmers, house
Keepers. and sill others who wish to buy bargains,
would DO well TO give us eau before purchasing.
Plain Black and ColoIQd silks
Colored silks, Bayadere and Brocade
hich silk Robes-Double Jupe
GreuaGine Robes. do do
Rich Organize Robes
Foulart silks
Printed Ba-eEes. Jscopets, Lawns, Brllisnts
Barge Deiaiues, Gipghsms. French Cam
bric5. &C
Cloths Qsssimeres and Vestngs
Fancy Linen DTiilings
Table DaIDask. Linen Sbeetings
Irish Linens. Pillow Linens
pAmask Napkins. Dama-k Doyles
al aud Coinred Bordered Towels, &c
Together with evary article usually found in our
NH -
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r ARGE NUMBER OF MOST BEAUTI

FEL LOTS, ADJOINING THE TOWN OF NAM
Ch E9IEh, FOR SALE AT AUCTION Viii, be sold
az auctioB, on the PREMISES, THURSDAY the
18th day OF April, 1889, commencing &C az O'clock.
NJ, that most beautiful square of land Containing
sixteen acres, adjoining the Southern boundary OF
MANCHESTER; and bounded by the Main street. the
old Chesterfield Railroad. and the Manchester and
Petersburg Turnpike. The land has been laid out
as to correspond with the streets of Manchester
and will be sold in lots tn suit purchasers. Themap
can be at the office of the auctioneers These
lots are nof only beautifully located, but being out
aide OF the corporate limits, not subject to city
taxes
s-Onefourth cash; balance at L., and IL
mouths for negotiable notes interest added secured
by trust deed, title retained. By request of Mr.
Samuel Marx, executor of Joseph Marx, deceased
NH l7-2aWtds GODDIN 4 APPEKSON. Aucts.
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VALUABLE REAL EsTATE ON THE

NORTH SIDE OF MAIN, BETWEEN 2lST
IND END STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
VIII be sold. on THURSDAY. the cath day of March,
1909 on the premises. commencing at O'Clock, the
auahle real estate located above The lot fronts
Soz Ieet on Nam street back about l55 feet
an aIey, ana has thereon two framed buildings now
oocIpiea py Mr.. KEELING and others, at sn annual
TEsMs-One fourth cash balance at 2. 6 and 9
lor negotiable notes. interest added and IT,
TIC Lettioed I'll the last note be paid.
Inc taxes for 1859 to be paid by the nurchaser
NH IL GUDDTN q AppEpy0N a,,a..
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By Jas. III. Taylor & Son.
TRUSTEES sAL,. -, TWO Ritz.

TRUSTEES sALn W TWO BUILD
ING LOTS. f.rH STREET rprMcr,
GARDEN HILL, A r AUCTiON.@By virtue Of =
dasa o. 'rlss executed by stesrnes bearing
tbs raet "a cay Vi avg st. 1875 and recorded il,
s 10 ex cution aid trust, being SO reouired
~ tne pen nciary lad deed, proceed 10 sell at
the 18th inst. commence Ig at AZ O'clock D n 49,
budng Lots at thsI 4ftieast corner of Leigh and
aItn streets, French arden Hill, fronting 66 feet
ana running back l feet to an alley 10 fset vida
AS NJ TAYLOR. Trustee
va" HA AAiLOh q ,AuCCS- mi
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In Henrico county, 5 miles below Richmond
near Laurel dill Church.Pursnan to the proysions
OF deed O. trust, executed by Will I'm Eubank and
vile, on the 9th day of September 1856. 10 the
Truste es OF the Mechanics' Building Fund Associa
ton; Of The city Of Richmond, and recorded in the
SATURDAY, the 10Th March, 1859. at IL o'clocR NJ
II Tar; II not, on the next fir day, Sunday ex'
cepLed) on the prem 'es, sell Pu )is Auction to
M Heprlco county five miles below the city of Rich
mon Withla one hundred yards of the Charles
Guy p y road adjoining the lands of VIM Pierce.
paocy OF VIM Eubauk. There is on the place a
eSomiortSble new Dwelling. and a most excellent
most excellent peio N"AN IA AZ q
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NEW AND ATTRACTIVE OPENING
~ or DRY GQ0nH-RREEDEN d FOX, Br0a

I O0K AT THIE-BARGAINS.--call ct
- my store and look at the cheap and handsone
.pr19g Goods Of all styles. am determined TO Of
isf The greatest inducemenf TO those Wishing 10
purchase. Call and see AUG MILEhT.
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TRUST sALEOFA FARM Of rs Acroz

Sale conducted by GoppiN 1 AppsssoS Ui l.
nah Is No"'S'
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AUCTION aAIEa.
THYs HlY'
By p. @. Larus, Auotionssr'

SECOND AND LAST BALE or Tur
~, Season. BY CATALOGUE, or 4 Lxrnr
bly, bay snmysEs-Compridng the most new ana osle.
nonlzr g,,.ds Perpetual. fnibon, koisetts. Moss-
"09rssniy Moss ard Climbing Roses - 's,''
Eyers,asnn. shrubs Parlor Plants, Bubors Roots
brsted siss. &C, 1oselsctcd from TIE most csie-
man. Washington, b C 1'otiss sna Nurssry-
store Nc !sfs plsss THIS MORNING. the asa Il
me attention Of amaieufs and ia r - ~
being tbe ssst having ever sssursnce Of
ADDITIONAL 'f'
be cold. W 'srious klnds. VIII
nh e Pc kpuc
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THE ATTENTION Of the public is re-
spectfully called TO the following articles, left
at my for private sale, by family that have
broken up house keeping;
Rosewood Diyans covered with red Velvet,
| Large Mahogany sideboafd.
Marble Top Mahogany Side Tables
Mahogany Centre Tables.
large, full, Feather Bed.
Large. Fine Mirror.
Mahogany Hat Rack.
And sundry other articles. An early call will
secure bargains = COOK,
NH Its A0csloneer.
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n FIRST PREMIUM GRAND

FIhSI PREMIUM GRAND
AND SQUARE PIANOS = Grand
" ~ N 0and square Piano Forte Warcranms
can General depot of foreign ard amsri.
eies seon Musical Instruments, and all either arsi
4 eo peymuging TO Musical Warehouse. b, q FHLn
Tonrst a Eo ~ broad street. between Third and
a. tha streets, Richmond, Va. The undersivned
tshhh lsquest OF many Southern friends. have ca
ssraa, s. and opened In Richmond. No ssi BROAD
Ws ss I 9sSween 90 and ith SITS PIANO FORTE
go nSSEnxoUvs where In addition 10 our extensiya
$50, .saa OF fiASo FORTES. we offer tor saia q
"a n !" ~ rsssssortmant of FOREIGN AND AMERI.
s.cat isnuoIo, OF the NEST popular comnosers Mn
ra,ap uments OF ali kinds and thnse arf,rIss
sthhas,y winch appertain 30 first class mnsXiS
- 'tnusnInent Seminaries Academies ins t;tutiou.
Ssal n &C. will find II TO their adyantage 10
81 NH ~. us, as We are prepared to se,l musc Gc
Sra;tt ,nern prices, and they will thus aays m.
aa pnetween this city and the North The bus,
GHHLE h CO. ~ TUG pane and style OF
a suarantse Is given of every Instrument sor a a
aes.s from the time of purchase and the nr;y;Ia,
o eaChshge within six months after date ~ an lie 4;
ly executed. HP'is aho iaithfui-
~: Ya RI terms are moderate. and liberal dscoun,
dduning promptly attended to-
rates. ASo Gnu nireo at low
Inc public are respectfully invited to give ma a
cAiI oeiore purchasing elsewhere as we are deter
mlned not TO DO undersold. i
re 23-d3m GEaLE Il co Richmond Va
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By 4. b. Cook, Auct.

FXECUTOR's sALEOF HOUSEHOLD
= AMP KITCHEN FURNITURE, AT AUCTION.
on fhiD DAY the 18th instant. at 10 O'clock, we will
sell at ne residence corner of 9th aud Clay streets
all the HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE
contained in said tenement. belonging to the estate
OF Mrs Mary Tompkins, deceased. eTabraciu9 the
usual variety Of well kent articles Terms cash
T0MPKINS,
EFT NORRIS
Executors of Mrs Mary Tompk ms. decd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-23
AUCTION SALES.
1870 1ufs,-s-s .k@S~A4Ss.. i
FUTURE DAFS.
BY James N. Taylor q eon
By Pulliam u Belts, Aucts-

WE WILL SELL, ON THURSDAY
hand. next at auction. T Wo good tobacco factory
nh 23-2t pIIIIJAM prrrs -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-23
T AND FOR SALE In CHARLES CITY

- COUNTY Il otter for sale my tract Of land. IT.
ing in the county Of Charles City. on James RIVER
called MOUNT PROSPECT" containing by re-
cent survey ia9 or 40 acres. adjoining the Malvern
Estate, and lands Of Messrs Samuel and Newton
Lard. There has been seeded crop Of wheat this
fall on the land.
stable and negro quarters II not sold privately,
will offer IL at auction. on SATURDAY, ID day Of
April. 1859 at II O'Clock. a. ~.
TERMs-0ne fourth cash balance ~ 8. ~ and Is
months. for bonds bearing interest secured BIZ .
trust deed.
Any one desiring to purchase will call on VIM u
Peasants. 18th street, between Main and Cary
NH i7-dtas THos WEST. in.