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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-25
By Jas. nj. TAYLOR Il Son.

NMALL FARM. Uk MARKET GAR
~ DEN, HALF MILE FROM THE CITY, ON
MEADOW BRIDGE ROAD. AT AUCTION We
will sell upon the premises. on MON DAY, the 18th
OF February. commencing at O'Clock, P NJ a very
pretty Farm or Market Garden, on the Meadow
Bridge Road, half mile from the city containing
VIM Robinson ana others. The coil is of good
quality and its coniguity to the city renders it par
uculariy desirable fof market garden The ip-
provements are u framed dwelling, with rooms
Kitchen with two rooms, and the necessary conve.
niences
II desired. more property. adjoining can be had
RRMs-One-fourth cash; the balance at and 2
years. for negotiable notes with interest added and
secured by trust deed
fe "A JAS N TAYLOR 4 SON Ancts
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0HIPPINo.


kEA UNION STEAMSHIP
az ee92nP PAM =, .yoa pHlLApsIpHIA
=. .s.. - gSpRlNG ARR 4 NGEMRNT stesm
e err CITY oF RICHMOND. Capt MrrrnIII steamer
rsEsStNsrLvANIA, Capt1 AVID TEAL. sfeaI,,er yIR
GINA. Capt d kELLYY -"
One OF ,hsse superior Steamers will leave Rich
mnnd. until further notice, every MONDAY ana
raaa touching at City Point and Norfolk to
receise Fright ard Passengers Returning leave
Philadelphia every WEDNESDAY and saTilR.
DAY morning, st O'Clock.
1heee Steamers are COW In fine order increased
accommodations for the comfort Of passen gers hav
ing been added, as also more room for freight: and
we nope. By regularity. dispatch and care in pro
.eetng goods committed to our charge, to receive
an increase Of patronage
~ No transhipment by this line
FARE REDUCED
Passage through to New York and found 49, $40 IN
DO 90 Philadelphia and found,
Passage to City Point and Norfolk same a. by The
river boats ~ NC w TUG
". Passengers by this line can stop IL phladeL
nnla two or three DAYS. and then proceed 10 New
York by the same ticket " Nv"
g., HETUTTLE. Agent.
rtatt
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JANUARY, 1859
ru0S y ppiHT & C0

EUS Il
With full stock, full force, and undated energies,
axe making ready Tor no coming season, and win
vlew OF cutting down stock. and making some
improvements IL thtir ware-rooms. IS also TO give
themselves eibotU rom for the spring campaign,
they will rom this time offer every thing at large
discount upon regular market rates until the open
ing OF the
Never has so rnr9 Al opportunity been presented
10 the great buying public Of laying in their sup
piles for either Water summer, as their a5sort
ILeut "a large fresh and we'll assorted
Fer The tTst time in their business history, in
some departments, they Wlli commence THEIR OWN
IMPORT ATIoXs the ensuing spring aud parties may
rely, from arrangements made, that every article
selected tho other side Of the pond will be- In fabric
and quality, unsurpassed and il style and elegance,
elual to anything brought 10 tue country. Every
departments about their establishment viii be
placed In the h4Eds OF ludicj0Us and experienced
hands 80 that their customers shall h-Ye every
facility ana advantage which the experience and
observation of years has given them. IA It's
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AUCTION Air b
-,~<s-s~-~e~~-~~-
FUTURE DlYH.
By Wesley Crigg, Auctioreer,
(PErIRsBUas. Val
CARGO OF NEW ORLEANS SUGAR
" AND MOLASaKe


CAfGo OF NEW ORLEANS SUGAR
" AND MOLASsHs.
=. rrp,n.v At ACTION
southside Railroad Depot commencins at II oeioeE
Orleans. consisting o.
2lg hhds good to prime SUGARS
t3O bills prime MOL ASSES
Terms OF SALE For all sums under 500. cesh ;
for sloa and upwards. four months credit, Tor ap.
proved paper. WESLEY GRIGG.
Petersburg, Va. Peb. q. 1853. fe 2;-st
CHEAT AND IMPORTaNT PUBLIC
~ SALE OF LAND. to take plaza at Louisa
Court House, in the stste Of Virginia. on Court
day, MONDAY, Ilth April next.-THREE THOU
SAND AND FORTY SEVEN ACRES. including
loco cleared and enclosed the balance heavily
timberpd with the beet yellow pine. various kinds
OF oak. poplar. ash. hickory, maple, walnut. &c
very superior timber. and exceedingly valuable on
rounding country. THIS LAM ia situated on the
Worth Anna River. in the county Of Spotsy lvanis,
e miles from fredericksburg. IS miles from the
mia Central Rsiroad There Is on the place spIen-
old Dwelling House, in rstrsfe repair AMI all ne
cessary outbuildings: good Garden. and Orchards
divided into parts and will positively be sod to
the highest bidders. either in part the whole, at
the time and place above named on the following
conditions, We One third of the amount cash. the
balance in equal instruments, in one or two ears.
with interest from the day of sale Tee title will
be withheld till the last payment is made. Those
well 10 attend this sale from far and near a. it ia
uncommonly vaIuabis ia many ard various re-
spects and well worth the att ntion of purchasers.
Mr. John johnson. on the place, will show il at
any time. For further particulars, ses handbills,
posted in all the cities and towns aud circulated
thronghout the adjacent country fosssssion will
Per his Atty, VIM Jerdone.
Henderson. Ky, Febl5, 1859. fe 25-2tawtds
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By Alex. Mott, Auct'r.
FURNITURE. DRY GOODS AND GRO

FURNITURE. DRY GOODS AND GRO
CER!ES.-Will be sold ct auction. at my store =,
corner Main and 18th SITS. on SATURDAY morning
the Goth February, commencing at 10 o'clock g
!a,ee and desirable lot second hand furniture.
DRY o s-Cloths, Cassimeres. Cassinets
Muslins. Alraccas, Linen Damask. Calicoes and
Dimities: large lot Nett shirts and Drawers; Ready
Made Clothing; Boots and Shoes; Hats Caps and
Bpnnets.
GRnCERIES-30 bbls WhiskeJ: 10 do Brandy;
51do Port Wine; % do Behring'S; Sugar; C # e; Soap
Candies, &c. Also, fine lot China g lass aud Earth
enware fe q ALEX MOTT, Auct
HIGH CONSTABLE'5 SALE.-Will
IA be Sold on SATURDAY the Goth day of Feb.
ruary. 1859. in front of the High Constable's Office
at 10 O'clock, NJ. lot of HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FUkNITURE, &c. consisting of Feather
Beds Straw Beds. Mattresses, Clocks. Washstands,
Basins. &C; Bureaus, Tables. lot Chairs, Carpets
Tenders Cooking Stoves. Wooden Chests, Rocking
Chairs. Bedesteads. Dishes. Tumblers. lot Liquor,
Candies part Dbl Mackerel. lot Demijohns, lot
Candy. Tobacco. Cigars, Pipes Starch. Stacking &C.
to satisfy sundry attachments and distress war
rants in I'M hands.
TERMS cash. fe 25-2t* FBUTLER. HCCR.
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By Chss. I. Workman s. Co.

~ Sh6S' l.. "oTtnam u 20.
CARGO SALES OF CUBA MOLASSES
~ AND NEW ORLEANS SUGAR AND MOLAS
SEES AT AUCrION-0n:f ESDaY, March LIST. at
our warehouse. on the Dock, commencing at II
from MataDzas. consisting Of
IS IS t d9a Prime Cuba MoLAssEs
20 tierces prime Muscovado MOLASsES
ALaO.-Nil ill be added 20 the above SALE the cargo
per brig Crocns, from Attakspas. La consisting Of
252 hhds prime and choice N O SUGARS
AS bbls prime O MOLASSES
TERMS OF SALE Under $50, cash; over 500, four
months for approved negotiable paper.
CHASE WOhTHAM Il co,
fe 22-tds Aucts
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fe z2-ts Cole Agents for Richmond, Va
TOR SALE UNINCUMBKRED REAL
ESTATE, IN THE CITY OF EICHMOND-
Having got the privilege frem tho Mayor and City
Council Of Baltimore: to convert ny Warehouse, on
the cor OF Bnren and Falls streets into Soap and
Candle mansactory. and parposng to remove TO
baItnore the ensuing spTlug. Ihow offer at private
sale, tho following Zeal Estate, viz:
lst My Dwelling House Mayo street. with or
without the adjoining Flower Garden lot. The hou
is 30 feet 'front.' As feet Deep three stories high fur
ct for alley if sold separate, and has ct injected
ments, srable. carriage house. &C. Tho whole lot
runs back from Mayo street 128 feet Sc feet 'front.'
The Flower Garden il nearly the same dimension
and admirably adapted for a building lot. The
dwelling was built far Col John rutherford, and
occupied by him for several years. IL is composed
of theSery best materials. is large ana commodions
and improved in the most modern styles-by the In
ID. lot on Wall street In rear of the above. GO
f. 'front.' running back 40 feet mere less his
includes fruit and vegetable garden
Is feet fren running back 81 feet This Is situated
opposite my Soap and Candle Factory and was late
IL occu piec by Does Brother.
Mr. Bruce ssoap Factory 66 feet front RAINING back
l32 feet more or less on which there Is good two
story brick building lately fitted up for Melting
honse OF Soap Factory. IL is capable of mannfao-
turing 10 Ot0 lbs per month, ana offers good op
portunity for man of small capital.
NOS Twone Brick buildings on Frapkl street.
In front of factory 4s feet 'front.' 3 stories high.
with stores, granite fronts and slate roof, running
9Th. also offer my Soap and Candle factory.-
The building is Of brick. partly new. IL feet by ~
three stories high, with boilers. machinery and the
necessary utensils for the trade. This factory u
capable of manufacturing 5000 lbs soap Per week,
aud equal eight OF mould Candles, In the season
IL was established by me in lsis eince which time
.ys e,rredon the buan'ss S snm I'M msanaa
IA r NJ ~ N u n "a
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''' Doom site
uRS GOODS,
- Nc H.. saa t6S Main street, Richmond.
The r!.-- trrs respectfully announce ~ the
,.,rrs ,s.i NfgS,njA, NorGa Carolina and Tonnes
- fbst tHnir arrangements for the coming
s,SiNt, Z }hUE are N TarN 'ensiVe than hitherto
.,Fttst E- tur ist Marcia th~y Will be 81, pared 10
,tau oLc g; the larEest AID most attractive
T,E}E.N AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS IND
CLOTHING,
HAT they have ever hsd the pleasure 10 chr, 70 an
rvaaaiastiou 4 which they are cordially invited.
ssAar,fotbye. we have imported direct fre N Bss-
. ,. many 81 he leading fabrics and wares in our
., ara or stock will b. f5EUi very fun and co
;s,c Ia every department and well adapted to the
= MS o! III" trade.
.p magnitude II our business, with our unsur-
raised tsc ittts fully Warrant IN pledging cur
VS. io sell oar G>ois AZ as luw prices As they can
,- heGgH; in any Northern market, thus saving a
v+- rVGiaRc t. the purchaser.
ORDERS are respectfully solicited, which shall
$: Kjl times have cur prompt aud PERSONAL atten-
ji7U. MN /, PAINE %.
Richmond. Feb 70. : o. fe
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NRI {, .IODS-h stOnishlDg low -

II Nam street. JOSEPH STkAUSE.
Cheap Goods from ..nction-blue. Green and
BEuau B,raAe, for Wells, at 20 cents, selling 81
o,h.rpa, . al - cents; Ladies Belts, at cents /;
Brown Linen. at ll5s. &C. worth double the money,
suitable lor by 3 and Mems. wear English Mer-
Uy-, al H. c, Scotch plads, 2Z1a ct5 Black sliks
81 ots; lev Linen ard cheap Msrss iiies. Be-
SONS, I@tt. a. l. Jtr astonishing cheap Chsck and
Grei De L.ia-s, ~ Cts and hiShe, French ME-
riD0 an3 Uolored silks, at hall their value; excel
lrut quality kil Gloves. 37}a cts black. White ana
mixed Hos = 10 cts pair; SWISS and tanbfic goi-
lhTs. the cheapest in the city; Servalt and Bed
Blankets. - Per cent less than cost; brown ana
kieachtd Cotton. q: all prices. &C II you want
cheap Hoods Of any kind, remember n % q Main
street fe "a JOSEPH STRnU5E.
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DUBlNSUN MANIPULATED QUA
Ii No HAS EIGHT PER CENT OF4yuONEA
4 Nd FORTY FIVE TO FIFTY PER CENT or
BONE PHOSPHATE OF LLHE.-rhs IN Ter
Robipsons Manipulated GUANO, ask the attention
OF agricuturists and their agents this superior
Fertilizer We guarantee perfect uniformity in
the qu.ty OF this art a and that il ia in all
one-ha,f best Peruvian GuaDo, onehalf fine ground
Bone aud the best Phesph4tic Gu4no.
The machinery used is new aad o. the most sp-
proved description, and from tee manner in which
the Gusno and Bone are mixed. being ground toge-
Their 80 that every particle of each is brought into
the closest contact with the other, ensares d tul
appropriation OF both IN roper proportions By Ia
growing crop.
We refer to the annexed report from DIR. Bickel
showing the value Of this Fertilizer both for quick
and . ornament results.
1t is put up 10 good bags. weighing about $50 lbs
each. Price. so per ton OF 1850 lbs
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MOLASSEs- 80 hhds. prime Port
LSA Rico and Cuba Muscayaio Molasses, 30 Bar
rels choice Syrup and New Orleans Molasses, for
sale by f. 81 LEWIS n WEBB Il co.
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IN CqBteu.
o cfer goa =
< desire psof
Z 20 tenieF
Z at the 18th
ourselves TO
haect; beIuS
Tor the UnI-
towards US.
We are sure
ourselves
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DEAD THi5.-IMPURTANT IEsTI-
IL M0NI,-The following interesting oouversa.
--.- t5k place ~ friends house last week. rela-
~. - the cheap foois selling al MAILEA1'S, Il
VI .lu street:
N5s Joaes-My dear Mrs Smith. have got some
lTg Goods 70 bay to DAY. Now wherr can 20 10
tgy liz cheapest:
Mr. SMITH, will tell you, Mrs. Jones. ! was
d. At - NAtLEhT>S 10 purchase few articles this
*, and being in mourning. IVES induced 10 buy
s 5HF. -aEe Lead AID Black English Bingham, st
u.a.-p-uCe the yard. 1t much prettier than
ol- / raid p ceLts for "a few months ago. ! saw
na-t splendid Bicached Gotten and Fast CoiCred
Gil. setting at fcuT-per &c, and every other ar
u-e Ua- sell ng ia the same proportion. | would
t.sIef Nc advice you 90 there 10 bay cheap Dry
o. y.U viii find them cheaper than at any either
stHrs u Eighmond
\ G-NoIe OF the same bargains left 10 t. SOLD
f...s ur-f. te Il
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VERY VALUABLE AND ADMIRA-
BLY, LoGhIGD kmSiDENtE, ON nOuEH
STREETS. are authorized to sell tn large aud
admirably arranged dwelling. located above,
now in the occupancy of the Misses MURRAY. The
location is among the best in the city ghs terms OF
payment will be unusually liberal On the pay
ment of one nth in cash. the balance remain
at interest for period of 10 to 2l years Apply at
once TO GODDIN Il APPEKSpN,
f. I9-I0t Aucts.
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ERESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
IL AK. PARhFR & GO.

h A. X. PAIkkFE 81 go.
Have Just rec lived theiH SECOND SUPPLY OF
FAIL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
making their assortment one OF the most complete
end attractive they have ever offered. and AT Bucl
pIaSss as viii insurc sales. -
Splendid Black and coid bilk H sie a,bez
Rich Bayadere aLez and Plain silks
Black Gro dc Rhine, Polt dc Sole and Ts1ets
Silks
Ri'h Plaid and Fig'd FsleHciss
Bia k Hombazsnes. Alpacas, Chaliies end @onse
iines
Rich Lace Muslin and Cambria Sets
Ausiin, Can. Yfic Pequst and Mourning Uotlsrs
Illusion Capss aud Esrthas
CiosEs, Nantes and ShaEls in great variety
Cloths, Cssaln6res ard festings
Plantation aud Housekeeping floods
"a and Ga Pulled Cloths; Sleeps Grey satlnetts
auckland Fulled Cloths; erseys aud P!sids
Plaid Ltnsey6 FlaDucls
Bed and Negro Blankets
Danaak Table Cloths; Napkins; Doylias
Merlno Lainhs' Wool, SIX and Shaker snirt'
aud Drawers
Alersnder's Kid Buckskin. SILK and Plueh
Lined Gloves and Hauntiets
Cotton aud Wool Hosiery of every description
Carpets; Rugs Druggets. az. &C %
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AOCx1On aALR1.
Er~TxE DIFF
By Goddin 4 Apperson, Aucts.
TRRusTEEs SALE OF AZ Annra .


4 very valuable FARMING LAND, IN Heprico
county 2 miles west Of Ekhmend near 70 Ard -,
tween the Westham Plank DAD and the Canal
A. trustee r. a certain deco If trust from Nj n
B pickirson, dated zlst January, 1856 duly re-
corded in Henrico County Court. shsIi proceed 10
SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION. on the premises
on FRIDAY. the 9Th day Of March. 1861 at4 O'Clock
II fair. MT, the mex, fair day the 81 acres OF
LAND shove described. adj9ining the lands Of Mr.
VI Tabb. jr. and others. The soil is EQUAL to any
In the vicinity VI Richmond
TEAMS: Enough in cash to defrsy expenses Of
SALE and to discharge . note of sse7 s. with inter-
est from = January last on credit as TO 1921 0s
until 18th June, 1852 on credit ~ to 3e41.H until
10Th December. 1885, end tn the surplus. en- such
terms az shall be announced at the horr of sale.
me whole purchase money to bear interest from the
Gay q SALE The little il believed 20 he perfect but
the frustse will convey With the usual special war
lanfy The taxes for 1859 10 be maid By the purcha-
ser. ie IL GEORGE WHITFIELD, Trustee.
r After the foregoing sale Of real 4 state. and
on the premises thereof shall, Trustee sell two
SHARES oi the STOCK OF the Richmond Fire Assccia-
ton AFRO. all the interest of the said FL Dickn-
son in the estate OF his deceased father W w Dick
SON inclCding the portion held by his fathers Wi
dow for her life.
Terms at sale. GEO WUITFIEID
fe % ~.
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,pnI>u TRADE, 1859.

KENT. rkINE& CO.
,-r~-..f, ,,-.s; Wbclosalc Dealers In Foreign and
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VERY NEAT AND EXCELLENT BRICK

DWELLING. Or THE NORTH SIDE OF
JACKSON STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold, on TUESDAY, the Sth March. 1882
on the premises, commencing at O'Clock, p NJ. the
neat and admirably welt built Brick Tenement, To-
Gated as above. now in the occupancy Of Mr. Nor
" an Brumfeld The lot fronts 20 feet, runs hack
100 feet. the Rouse has rooms. besides kitchen,
and there ia ON the premises water gas and the
yard abounds ia handsome shrubbery.
TERMs-Opt third CASH balance at 6 and IL mos
for negotiable notes. interest added, secured by
trust deed. The taxes FOR 1883 10 be paid by the
purchasers G0DDlN APPkRSON,
Apcta
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'ALs l858.-NOVEL ATTRACTION

1 -r4pEkTENCETGMEN GCDND SUPPLY
90 fALi Ga3BS now receiving. lately purchased
Il eN III at immense sacribces, at ciosing cat
.g--..tl This il an opportunity rarely to be
rrl w.t tJf ersous IN want OF Dry Goods To effect
sl,.5rrr tg',a saving.
Invite ? - call AMI loo X fer themselves. Good,
ta.s- a.. u.5rabie Goods polite attention ana &C
eslle5alioes guaranteed 10 atl who visit the pop
liar 49, we'll known store OF
I'll ALFRED NOSES Is Main 81.
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EARMER'S BOILERS.-7 sizes just re
ceiyed, arranged for burning wood, and sizes
for coal. Also Lc0rice Boilers (dsubie) all sizes
Factory Stoves ard Heaters. several sorts and
for sale the Governor street Stove Store, by
fe % GEORGE STARRkTT. =
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE

OI" "a ktE1VNINs y GALE VI HUUSE
~ AND LOT ON THE CORNER OF (oR MAR
sHALL) AND CARTER STREETS HENRICO CO
FOX SALE At AUCTION As Commissioner ap'
pointed by decree oil the Circuit Court of the city
OF Richmond, proDour ced on the 18th JanuarJ 1859
in the case "Howle against Howle, &c. shalt pro,
coed to sell. on the premises, on SATURDAY, the
5th day of March. 1859, at O'Clock 81, the Real
the north side OF Marshall street. and runs back on
Carter street about ln3 feet. and has brick Tene-
ment thereon, somewhat out OF repair. and former
ly occupied by the late Wesley Stockdell.
1ERMs: One-third cash, balance at ~ and Is mos
for bonds bearing interest and title retained by the
Court JOHN g WILL ANS, Conl'r.
sale by GopDIy & APPERsoN, Aucts.
&. II a,rDyu I'D
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IN BOXES Egerton's Snuff, 90 half
sJO bbls Scotch do; Ia boxes Starts do; 10 half
bbis Mrs Miers do 50 boxes Beasley's do; for sale
by. PoTFs. FARLEY co,
II % Cary street.
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NOTICE.-Hsving lost Certificate No
~ 1873. for Two Shares OF Stock ia 10. protection
Building Fund CJmpany. dated 10th March, 1884;
notice is hsreby given. that shall apply 10 SAID
COMPANY for ne " Certificate. or itsyaine:
"a T-iaw7mE VIM V TYLER.
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DEA JACKETS FOR SERVANTS.-A
L lot OF superior quality Blue Satinet Jackets
and Pants, for servants Also. Plain and striped
Cotton shirts received by steamer and for sale by
fe % KEEN, BALDWIN WILLIAMS
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Z -, i59.
i,ichn)nd
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BOARDING.

R0ARD.-MRs. JOHNSON, Governor
- street, has vacant an excellent Room vith .
good closet, suitable for family ouid also s.l.
q tsw DAY BgAhDERS on moderate terms
she has FoR RENT. good STABLE nd Gar
fe "a ate S"i''oniShces.
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~ Enquirer AMI Wing publish till day Of sails
lie It'd
1l1RUsTEE'S SALE REAL ESTATE

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
L in the county of Henrico- yirtne of deed
of trust. executed to me the 4th day of septem-
ber 1858 by James Carter. and which was Only
/ shall proceed to sell, by request OF the bench,
cisry in said deed, az PUBLIC AUCTION. in front
steven o;cIock' A n on MoSpaY the Eth day day Of
March, az that bsing Court day. the property de-
scribe in said deed, being about 20 acres of LAND,
lying on or near the charles City road in said
ty and miles frUm Richmond, with all the iul-
| provemenis. &c, thereto belonging.
TERMS of the deed require cash. but l have no
doubt negotiable n0tes satisfactorily endorsed. will
be taken for the most Of the purchase money.
IA 24-tds JAS 4 SUTTON, Jr. Trustee.
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sY~A FOR SALE AT AUCTION
ssEESasfz sATbe splendid steamers "GLEN
COVE, aud CURTIS PECK."-As personal repre-
sentative Of the late Capt John Davis. shall. on
TUESDAY the LIST day OF March, 1889 expose to
sale all his interest in the above steamers coneist
ing of 7i0ths i'll the Glen Cove and 7.3Sths in the
Curtis Peck"
Sale to tax place from the Wharf at Rockets.
commencing at II O'clock, Nj.
MARY A DAVIS, Adm'x
of John Davis deceased
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A REMARKABLE EVRNT.-The

4 REMARKABLE EV e N T-The
h rainy we sther has been q great topic of discus
zion for time When is 1T going 20 stop how
dreadful the roads are when does the III BON change
has the comet anything 70 do with il and many
other remarks arc made, owing ta ths crest uan
tity OF rain that We have had. This reminds us OF
conversation that took place few days since
when wo were In the company OF ladies. they Iased
very serious and interesting question for debate
ana tnst wac, where YOU could purchase the cheap.
est Shirt Bosoms. Blsaehed CottJns, Irish Linens
Irimminge. White Fiannels Cambria aud Sgiss
Edges, Hoop Skirts. Hair Pins, Gioves Gauntlets
tambric and swiss M1siins, Cellars, Sleeves Bands
c9rsetz and many other articles; and after an able
aisce-sch, aud having seriously considered Ibs
sseS'ion they put o. the vote and it decided
~ tar2e majority that the place go was 10 the
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-25
By Thos. W. Keesee.

Uy HU5 w hVSEES,
(0fice corner of 18th and Cary streets)
R 80 HORSES AND COW AND
N42hX CALFFOR SALE AT AUCTI ON-WiH
..~<&<=sG be sold, on SATURDAY morning Feb
~. H. commencing at 10 o'clock, at the Hor.e Auc-
tiou Lot, the Virg mia Central Railroad Depot
Aral Saddle and Work horses.
ALSO,
One Cow and Calf. fresh to the pail sail to be u
ge0s mixer. -
fe Is THOMAS W KEESEE, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-25

BY E B. Cook, Auct.
HORSES. MULES, BUGGIES, &C, &C
IA AT AUCTtON.-On SATURDAY, 26th, at 10
o'clock at the large lot the Central Railroad
Depot several Saddle and Harness Horses, 3 lsrge
and well broke Mules, Young and gentle. Warranted
sound
ALSO,
| sacoud hand Buggy and Harness. in good order;
Furniture Wagon. nearly new. &c, &c
10 q n B COOK. Auct.