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"THERE SHE Blows v'-J. Ross
Brown, the funny author of "Yusef,
lately delivered an able lecture on the
whale fishery, in the course Of which he
gave graphic description of the man
ner of capturing whale, accompany
ing the same, as we learn from the San
,, Fran cisco Herald, with an illustration
of tar at the mast head, singing out,
-"thar she blowsv' as the spout of the
sea monster first meets his vision.
"Where, away?" shouts the captain
''Three points on the lee bow replies
the lookout. And then commences a
scene of the greatest hustle and excite
ment. The boats are lowered, and of
they 90.
Suddenly the whale rises within a
few yards of the mates boat, and the
mate cries out; "Pull boys-look there
look at that hundred barrel fellow
look at that mountain of sperm-there' S
$4,000 just as good as gold in that
bank now give it to him, John Tabor,
| Tevery sailors name is Tabor, and look
out with your harpoon." " Now
they approach, and whiz goes the har-
poon, and off goes the whale. Let out
theline. There sixty fathoms is enough
check it. The line is checked, and
gracious off they go at the speed Of
fifteen knots. Then he rises to breathe
when the mate strikes him with his
lance, and commences "churning
that is, turning the weapon in the mon
ster's lungs. This is the dreadful mo-
ment. The infuriatei and dying ami
NAL throws it's hukes high in the air,
enveloping all around in a sea of foam
the sea is turned red with gore; the red
current ascends from his spout, and his
last furry, when he "does tail unfold
that would freeze thy young blood. =
/ Woe to his tormentors should his eye
meet the boat x x x
x The sperm whale averages
about eighty feet, but has been found
measuring los feet, and the right whale
from 60 to 70 feet. A single whale
sometimes furnishes 125 barrels of oil
Fifteen or twenty barrels of spermacett
are taken from the head of sperm
whale. The whale is believed to have
more blood than quadruped, and of ;
! finer quality; but the brains of large
whale were found to weigh but Sly
pounds and four ounces. The whale
! is therefore not dissimilar to some O
our modern aristocracy; they can boas
of good blood, but very little brains!
The hydraulic press., 1859-04-02
The CALIFORNIA VoLcANo.-Dr.

| The CALIFORNIA VOLcANo.-Dr
Wozencraft lately stated that he had
seen, in secluded portion of Shasta
county, Burning mountain which he
believed to be volcano. A reference
to Trask's Geological report confirmed
his statement, and Mr.C. jackson of
Petaluma now furnishes the Journal
with clrcumstantial description of a
volcanic mountain which is probably
the same as that seen by DR.. Wozencraft.
Mr.. jackson locates the mountain,
(Which he discovered in 1851 while
prospecting with several companions, J
at point distant some forty or fifty
miles, in a n. or E. N. E. course from
Lawson Butte. The Journal remarks 4:
Their attention was drawn to it by
observing for three successive nights,
what first appeared to be a dim light,
but as they neared it it assumed more
the appearance of column of fire about
one hundred feet in hight. Upon reach
ing the base of the mountain, numerous
hot springs were discovered, so hot that
the party boiled coffee by immersing
their kettles in them. On the summit
Of the mountain, the party discovered
an opening, forty to fifty feetin diameter,
from which issued an immense column
of what appeared to be intensely heated
air. With such force was this emitted,
that Mr.. j. says stones weighing fifteen
and twenty pounds, upon being thrown
into the chasm, were hurled upward in
to the air to a considerable hight. Of
the depth of the crater, MIR. jackson
could form no just conception, as the
intense heat of the escaping gas utterly
prohibited approach nearer than fifteen
or twenty feet. The sides of the noun
tain, coated in some places to consider
able depth with lava, ave'unmistakable
evidence that this volcano had at some
day presented more active and terrific
appearance.
The hydraulic press., 1859-04-02
PAPER AND RAGs.-There are in Il

PAPER AND RAGs.-There are in the
United States nearly eight hundred pa
per mills, which produce two hundred
millions of dollars worth of paper. To
produce this large amount of paper,
about sixteen million dollars worth of
rags are required, and this large quanti-
ty must be saved from the scraps of the
domestic circle.
The hydraulic press., 1859-04-02

A FINE VINEYARD.-The Alta de-
scribes the Annaheim vineyard which is
situated in the midst of the plain or
valley of the Santa Ana river, about 20
miles southeastward from Los Angeles.
This plain was formerly unbroken by
trees or shrubbery, and had very little
vegetation upon it save cactus, and
some grass, so long as the soil was moist
with rains. Eleven hundred acres of
this arid tract have been converted into
a spot of bloom and verdure by the In
PRODUCTION of water, the planting OF
some 40 acres of vines, and surround
ing the whole tract with fence Of live
willows eight feet high. The whole
work cost SIS, 900.
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Arrivals 4 the Principal Hotels Yesterday.

/ 81; CHARLES HOTEL. 7 Cunning jr, NY
!, ! I, BE-. Guthrie y Lou Bombalier, Havana
Bethea and vt, Ala. Carroll Ark '.ss Por.
tsr, lady and svt Miss; Sam Hood. /. .Thos =
a ae,% sees s NJ Mason Miss ns, York
y McRayen, Dr 9 Cameron. vicksbarg s'.. y
/ Richardson, Miss J Richardson, Bayou Sara d
q Virgins, st Louis. "a 2 Cary, N T Lindsay Ky
=, n ni Richardson and LADY Texa; Henry Dcked
4 and son Mrs Doherty, daughter and svt Mrs
| Stephen. Doherty. Mrs Vaughan, Miss Melville,
geo Williamson, La. v Baker, Philadelphia .
H. KS y H y La simms, Miss DIR N s
Echols and lady, y ALL Robinson, D N Laurin,
Miss Geo Starkweather il, N j.. b Vasser''
Miss; .Chas Van zandt j., Geo Jones, N Y...E
Bristone, II. 8 Bartlett and lady No. John
chapman, City Gen Garay, Gen Fras, Admiral
ns q, o. Mexico Francisco de Gaminde, Sonora
- L.. asssoa, Louis GARNER and lady, Jno How,
lor, 4 Ridgely, Judge N Strong. Mrs scaumburg,
child and syt, Miss Schaumburg Miss Dean 81 Louis
s:.C McCrath, Miss JAS Baxter, Boston.
s sag|91fe sa, Ry .,, Mckinley Chicago w N
OCT CITY HOTEL /; Miss Daniels; Geo Reese,
Is 4 A Foster, Miss. G Gerald, Canton . q Laf-
lon, Copper, N McDuff, Carthage, w Nor.
s e y a Morton, Lexington. B Thomas, Miss
~. = yvlcoIan IN 2 MOTIFS Mis- Norris and syt,
pa = aar9ert, 2 Winfield, G W Gwinn, william
nMass5ee,J Harrison, Texas. .Saml Mclaughlin,
n 3 slpane, "a y Neusom and lady, Texas.
l 1ss heigwin, A w Keigwin, Ky nj MAYER. Point
TToupse. -; "A Baird, Kendall and syt.
Cars IL ", nay nay Balam Green. Miss. g O
Texas ah no laay Az Douglass and lady
White, Crystal SPRING. Jas siebe' James jan
s m1eSunam, Point Coupee, R Whites. Aia I n
wilson. Miss Kelly, Baltimore. IS Bnrnham
lady Best and lady, La n Rst Sennsson ana
Jas Wymer, Ark !, q Mithoff I'M nsna.;,.
A Mcknally Dr. F McKneillv 1S q Sany
mons Morris, Jas Porter, W Davis Davis
ST. LOUIS HOTEL. n. IS Marley and lady. dan.h.
yer and ssts, Mississippi. Charles Harrison Nss
bolk George Irutaat, Coast. St Banks, Samuel
ley and lady, Mrs Jas Farley and syts. Alabama nr
Miss Hoxey, Ga Miss Andrews, Miss L Pope
Hiss - Pope, Washington. s Macy N I
Thorn, Va. Mrs L L Taylor aud syts. Thomas
lls, wife and family, Miss Ellis Butler, Barrow
v: Nv Sollomons, ....J r Thompson, Til.
Germany and lady, Miss Domingo Bestoso. B
0ezSi, g LOois. Judge Cushman, Henry Dicken-
ARCADE HOTEL...s ~ A Riley, N OIL W
LeWiss Jas Hiehe, Jos W Davenport. MISC
~ Polk. Tex Geo Petsit, n Wv r Maclin,
Mas,'s n q Thcs ~, La. Z NcNulty.
Aooa1s i ss Hsvsst /. Jno Il Roberts. r.
lIolhnes n Humaeld, e Nay, Miss Diekin-
son, u D Stinchcom La. j Dunlar IN q /
~ Smith, Jackson. John L Healev Mo.
slaelpp4 % Mason, Memphis n postlefhwaita |
= s. Vsss;s y Gfahem, r Ccwper.
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Al TT AK APP A s .
A L A B Am A RIV Err.

IT, FOR RLADON AND CULLUM
lSl5Staf spRINas.Tyice = week.Ths steamer Adj
Bladon and Cnllum Springs twice week as follows:
Leaves Mobile for Badon and Cuum Springs and Demopols
every Saturday evening" at O'CLOCK =
Leaves Mobile for Bladon Strings wadna.
day evening, at o'clock. -
-Returning- ..y.5z. .E
Leaves Badon and Cuum Springs every Tuesday and Thurs
day evening" O'Clock arriving Mobile every Weduasdav
and Friday morning. at O'Clock. '
For passage, apply to
7. B. SMITH, 4Tchoupitoulas street.
1925 II or SIMPSON COOKE, Mobile,
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MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 81 G stou,houss strest na.,
1 Royal sreetFor the Cure Old Chronic Mercnrial
yphtc and all Private Diseases without Mercury hiudrsncs
all cases. essS -
The unparalleled attended Dr. James, nrsc
ce in all Of the United States Europe-the manv re-
markabe cures he has effected which
able by the most eminent physicians uses him in Offering his
services to the confidence of the unfortunate The
are some OF the diseases termed Private Of which, IL
with newly discovered Remedies James Der
manen,y eradcstes namely Syphilis primary secondary and
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections feInas howsye
complicated they may be- Diseases of the Loins
Examination of the Bladder and Kineys Rheumatism HYDE
cele Cancers, Ulcers Tumos and all Of the SKIN
Dr. James would also call the attention especially Of those
who have privately and improperly injured in thai
ting them for either business society," D
bty lmpotency The following Of the sad ana
melancholy effects produced by early habits youth Viz
Weakness of Back and Limbs Pain In the Head Drass OF
vision Loss OF Muscular Power Palpaion Heart Dys
pepsa Irrabily symptoms Of Consumption
dreaded Loss Of Memory Confusion Of Ideas Depression Of
Spirits EVIL Forebodngs Aversion Society Sa Distrust
Love CT Eolude Timdity etc., produce
All persons afflicted with any of the above SYMPHONIC Shouts
not fail TO call Dr. James and be to perfect
health Let false delicacy apply Ana
terrible mslady. $500
Weakness Of the organs immediately cured and full yro,
restored - 'iho'
Remember 1.-THE Medical House Dr. 80 Custom
house street.
and OF a.tendanc.
Consultations strictly confidential.
Of Gonorrhsa cured twenty hours
@ no Psy. DR. JAMES,
loI " 81 Cuatnmhouse street.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

PARTNERSHIPS. GEORGE W. WARD THIS
day becomes partner In house. The
will not be changed WARD Hi M x 60 -
New Orleans, January l. 1899. md Il
llSsOLlTIDN OF COPARTNERSHIP-
me firm OF Edwards Dentze s dissolved date
Mr. " Dan'ze will continue the advertising and reporting
business Ter the Daily Crescent F. Z. EDWARDS,
v. G. DENTZEL.
TN REFERRING TO THE ABOVE BEG TO ASSURE
friends that effort of mire shall wanting make
the river reports in the Crescent fu Ia
every respect. f' -
Ny aim will be to faithfully chronicle all makers of interest
70 those in connected with AZ 10 render IA
Crescent a necessity to them. -
YIRGINIuS g. DENTZEL,
r,z o. River News Reporter.
NNEsCENI OIficE Dec ~ 1858 do If
M II: HUGH LUCAS BECOMES A PARTNER IN
~ our house this day The style firm remains nm
changed. COOPER NETBERT 'a 1A
rn, n and 20 Common street.
- December i, "
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- TO THE LADIEs-oUR OPENING DAY

g. W. ROPER,
COR. PoYDRAs AND CARoNDELET STREETS.
We respectfully inform the Ladies' that we viii omen o.
MONDAY large assortment of
Fancy Goods
AND PARIS MILLINERY
Comprising in part Rich Velvet Straw Lace 1e,ho,n ~.
italian and Chenille BoNNETs all beautifully trimmed in he
Latest Style from Paris. - "
-Also-
Rich Heed Dresses Bridal Wreaths Kid t;lovas Far,,,
Corsets and Eaibroideries. II y
Commission Merchants Planters will and IL In tb.,,
advantage to give us call before purchasing else where All
orders from City or Country promptly attended to-
q. W. ROPER, 9
no 6m corner Povd,as and raona,.. 3
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conplote assortment comprising twonty DIFF.
Alfred KEARNY,
80 sANos y Magazine street
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WIN. =. THOMPSON Commercial Agent
500 WIN. r. FLANDERS, Engineer.
I'm araet Nav nploa

eTNREyORTON ;COAL-THE TREvoRTON COAL
and Railroad Company having their Coal on the
ke would sail the sstion the Orleans public to their
superior COAL peculiarly adapted TO
sgps,ory consists Ia the fact Of It's facility Of combustion
ing without smoke enduring for length lime without
gong ou when the dra managed propey-burning freely
Or little fire a. may BE- wanted which great IN
THIS climate and It's freedom from sulphur (which creates such
an oppressive And unhealthy with the hard Anthracites
making an exceedingly healthy aud for an omen
- - - - NfSA
= rsms5ksby we'll adapted to kitchen ranges cooking
wy than any known coal Burns well open CRATES with
for steam boilers with good draft it is un
~ q Coal will and for til advantage to give
new article trial Numerous testimonials of it's Superiority
zen Il the ofes Of the Agent and the yard Of The
ords.i len either plac. win BE- promptly attended to-
rsosm GEORGE W. LEE, Agent,
- No. n CONT street.
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7 ANDING FROM SHIP PACIFIC
Is cases Picked Holsters.
IS French Mustard
30 Seville Olives.
rs Cape.te Capers
20 Damson Jelly and Jams,
20 Tamarinds,
20 Fresh Salmon.
% Lobsters.i
~ Preserved Damsons.
~ Green Cages.
20 Strawberry Syrup
~ Lemon
~ Pineapple !,
20 Raspberry
+. GAYoso CO..
ds9 I'm ST Grayier street
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MILLINERY
\ MILLINERY AND FURNISHING ooODs
MISS EUDOXIE GJuJJnpE

The Ladies' are respectfully informed that she has lately ~
csSsd IRON Paris full and complete assortm.n 1t OF New
spods seive straw and Fancy Bonnes Ribbons Artificial
and Embroderes Ladies' and Chdreirs Fur
hshng Goods Caps and Toilettes de Soae
Orders for all goods in her line attended TO- Goods
In the shortest time and on moderate terms.
nils sm betwasp 81 DALI. po as stI n,,
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BAYOU MACON AND TENsAs.
NsAs RIVER.
HAVANA ARs......HAvAsA CIGARS.

FHsARO-Always hard fine assortment Of this Gala.
oraed brand and also the brands Preuyesa
La voz n,enuidad Ncoti.na. Cervanes Esconca Sol
Washington, Sultan Bengochea Albion Morales selma
Flo, PIiados Dos Herm Al tonic Garc, Acerto ST. MI
guel Mo.kovas Regalias Londes Flor FRA ,t.s
brsvas Oszadore Cunchas Operas Actos Brancas
etc, etc. D' -7'
Sole Agent of the Figaro Cigarettes.
For sale by F, RIyAS
Jas I'm 80 St Charles srest I'm stars
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INA. sIOR 500 barrels Tar, Pitch Rosn Nd
~. ALFRED EEARHY,
I. x.la xaMot ~ Magazine sfreet
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Leaves on FRIDAY 18th inst at4PM
~ FOR LOUlSyILLE.-CONNEC
at Cairo with the Illinois UenraI-The entirely
sh new and regular passenger packet steamer j. G.
SyVOM, lsAHc II. Jones' will leave Louisville
all in.ermediate landings above For freight passage
apply on board
yIRGINIUS O. DENTZEL.
J4S Advertising Agent.
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IT, = THE SPLENDID STEAMER Golden
la4&kkx Age, W. McConbs master lin the place Of hs
steamer Bella Donna,) will commence her reeu
ar trips as above leaving New Orleans every Saturday
ming, at o'clock p M for Donaldsonvie Bayou iloula
pan Baton Rouge Port Hudson Weroo
River Landing Fort Adams and all intermediate landings
eurnng will leave Bayou Sara Wednesday on the
Sal of the from Woodve For freight passage apply
l board to "ff''
HOLMES T. CLAUS,
yS 6m l6 Thouptoulas street. n o.
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Leaves on TUESDAY. LIST Feb. at 5 Pm
~ FOR HURRICANE AND CA RIO.
lima Biuds, Shreveport, Grand Ecore Alex
nndria-The elegant and swift running assenger
packet steamer Lecomte. Cheney Johnson MASTER will
leave rs aooYe For freight apply
80, Y1RGlNIUS @. DENTZEL,
ia D Advertising Ayen
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liI1iail

1||'|I = q 81 i = - 2. ~
= - - ~ IllssF -.
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3pATENT HO1.FHESSED NUTS, BOLTS.
g. T. KoUNs BROS. No. : Front street, Agents 10,
knapp Carter Wilson Co.. Pittsburgh for the sale Of their
ss asi s Nuts and Bolts dsscp
Wheel s,rups Flanse Bo Tie Bolts Nails etc in lots 10
made Of the best Price lists and
sampies AZ the ONCE Orders from machnists and country
4sA'sts souci'so. octl ~ -
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UACHIrA RIVER.

Leaves on SATURDAY. s9lh inst at5PM
~ - OUACHlTA N1VER-rhe elegant
swift running, regular Ouachn passenger packet
II steamer Messenger. George b. Kirk, master,
will leave for Camden, Beach Hills Mer,s Bluff Champag
nellie, wilmington Moro Bay Pigeon Hills Marie Saline Extra
Landing Aabama Landing ouscha City sngon Tsn
iy and al landings Black and Ouichita Rivers
above. For freight passage apply board.
VIRGINIUS G. DENTZEI,,
Jazz Advertising Agent
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY Feb. 4 at s O'Clock p H.
+, NJ r MPHIS AND NEW Or
leans U. s. msil packet lineFor Memphis
9, the Bends7Ths d,slca.; packet steamer John
foot Of Grod street and will leave freight o.
passage apply on board, 10 ]. FRELlGH, ~
Once under 81. Charles Hotel,
line connects at Napoleon with regular packets for
White and Arkansas rivers and At Memphis with superior
packets for st. Louis and Louisville
Egg Adams Express carried regularly BY this line faz
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r EMQyAL-.T OFFICE OF THE THIRD DIS
~ rict Branch of merchants Insurance COMPANY
ROBERT WYNNE, Agent, has removed from Victory
street to the veranda Building at the ysan Fields
and Oasacalyo streets: jail &c
AW NOTICE-I HAVE RESUMED THE PRAU
Camp street. ' A'
nylslv NM REYNOLDS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-09
AUCTION eALH6.
SssS;sn1Y~--
By jas. n. Taylor q Son.

FRAMED HOUSE AND LOT AND
q THaEE VACANT LOTS ADJnInINa. or
ELEVENTH AND LEIGH aTREkTS. lFfEsCH
GARDEN H1LL) AT AUCTION VIII be sold
upon the premfses, on "WEDNESDAY X. Tho 9th inst,
commencinR q o'cicck. 4 a vtrr desirabls Re
sidence ON the vest SIDE II ifh pear Leigh street.
and has Fix Rced rooms. The lot fronts 90 feet and
runs back 10 feet to m alley ~ feet wida.
After the sale Of the above will be sold three u.
can't Lots adt dining. fronting 33 fret EACH and
ming back 70 feet 90 an aiiev ~ feet " iae
Alsn. two Building Lots al Yosping at this north
west corner OF Leigh and fith streets fronting a.
feet each, and running bat ITO feet to an alley IL
fret wide. &
TEsas-one-third cssh; the balance al and n
and secured By q trust deed s
NH JAS NJ TAYLOR b SON. Auets
T,RUsTEE's SALE or MULES, FUR
4 NITURE. &cs--As Trustee In fwo deeds of
trussr, from r West. dated Eovenlfer z,ah
1851 and the other dated March "a. 1874 anf ~ the
request of the beaef ia-ies IN the a. deed VIII
rruceed to cell at public auction at Chester. In
The county "a Chesterfield on the 9th day Of Msrch
1859 at IL o. lock NJ. ore Garage and Harnes
one Wagon aud Harness; six Mnias: ons Horse, aud Z
lot Of Household and Kitchen i ,gm &c VOWS
TEaMs-All sums under So cash; all sums over
so credit OF four months. for bonds with sppros-
ed security AID interest added fe26-ti
GALE OF LUMBER After the above
~ sale. by WIN n Lyons. Trustees Wa will sell ct
public auction. at Chester lot of inch Plank, and
IA 3s6. 4x6 and 6xs scantinx In lots TO sait pur-
ehasers sNEAD q STEBBIks.
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TRUSTEES : A l. h OF HORSES
By e. Is. Cock, Auct'r
T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE Of

\
- CITY MADE FURNITURE AT AUCTION -
The undersigned. intending 20 discontinue his pre-
sent business will sell on TT RSDAY, 10th March.
at his store, on Governor. between Main and Franz
lin streets, commencing at 10 o'clock, the whole of
his stock OF Furniture. manufactured under his i'm
mediate supervision, in this city; embracing, iIa
part
One splendid Parlor Set, solid Rosewood. and COW
cred with the best quality Of French Silk Br0catej
consisting OF Tete Tetes, 2iargs and small Par.
Tor Chairs. and one splendid Rocker
large variety of Mahogany, Rosewood and Wal
nut Bureaux, with Marble Tops.
Rosewood. Mahogany and walnut Wardrobes one
OF which 10 magnificent piece of furniture.
Rosewood Mahogany aDd Walnut Sofas Tote a
Tetes. Dl sans, ottomals covered with lair Cloth.
Rosewood. Mahogany and Walnut. Parlor, Rock
ing. Nurse and Hoop Chairs. covered with Hair
Cloth.
Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut Washstands,
of variety of styles.
~ Rosewood. Mahogany and Walnut Tables, Marble
Tops, in great variety.
~ Ladies' Work Tables, Card, Sofa ard Centre Ia
bies, &c, &c.
Its impossible. in an advcr isement, to pariieu-
lariZe every article in my stock, embracing as il
lar Furniture Establishment,
To persons wishing 20 purchase the very best
quality OF Furniture, this sale of rs Inducements
with an eye to meet the wihos of those waiting SUI
perior goods.
TERMs-Over $50, sixty days; over 800, months
for approved negotiable paper
Sail hv q Coov
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By A D. Williams, Auct.
DRAINED HOUSE and LOT on BAKER

STREET. AT AUCTION On WEDNESDAY.
9Th March. at4 O'Clock P M. upon the pren ises
will be sold. new Framed House and Lot, on s. nth
side Baker street, in of tho residence Of Mrs
Prentiss'. 1t Is well built house, will 4 rooms
and kitchen. The lotis 25xiio feet The whole pre-
mises are in perfect order aad will nett good per
cenfum. opon what q % obabiy " fissilf for.
TERMs-UEe-third cash: balance at ind smon the
with interess. and secured by trus. deed purchase
to pay taxes frE59 A ID WILLIAMS
NH A..S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-09
BY Thomas W. Keesee,
Coffee corner of 18th and Cary stJeetsl

TWO VALUABLE LOTS IN BELVI--
q DERE. For sALE AT AUCTION VIII be
sold ON "WEDNESDAY afternoon, March 9th, COM
mencing at O'Clock. Hpon .h) prsnlisos two very
desirable Lots. si.usted ia the county OF Hsnrao
adjoining the city of Richmond, being Lots Nos So
and nj in the pisa of Beviiere and BOUNDED IS fol-
lows Beginning on Laurel street, At its in.ersec-
tion wi h Holly street, and running along Laurel
street In southern direction % feet 6 incheg:
thence at right anglss. running back $50 Feet
There is small framed house upon the Los No.
So Terms at sale.
mb TH0s w KEEsEE. Auct
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By Goddin & Appsrscn, Auots.
LOTS ON MAIN AND

26TH STREETS. At AUCTION be sold
on WEDNESDAY. the 9th day OF March, 1853, CO M
mencng at o'clock, p. NJ. q Lot on Main and Is b
streets. having front of 50 feet on Main and az
tending back l65 feet. This property well lncssed
aud sufficiently CONNIE deus for large Tobacco
manufacturing business. or rsay be divided 10 suit
for retail stores on Main and small residences ON
10Th street The other Lot fronts east 2st street.
between Grace and Broad streets and n one OF the
best locations In that part of the city Tor retail
grocery and variety store.
Terms at sale, which will he accommodating.
NIB GODpIN a AppERsQN Aucts.