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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-05
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF llO12

- ACRES OF WOODLANDIN HENRICO COUN.
BELOW RICHMOND a 9 Commissioners appoint.
ed by decree of the Circuit Court of the city OF
Richmond, pronounced on the 18th February, 1859
We shall ,ell at public auction, the premises on
MONDAY, the 18th April, 1882 at IL O'clock. NJ, it
iar. II not. the next fair day. the nos acres of
Land conveyed by John George and others to Moses
/ Heb-on and Philip Hobson, by deed of the 18th
November, 1854 This Land is on or near to W hite
OAK swamp, about Ut 8 miles below Richmond
TEsMs-Enough in cash to deiray the cost, of sale:
as to the residuo at IL and is months for negoti-
Bile notes, interest added. and title retained till all
the purchase money be paid. The taxes for 1859 to
be paid by the purchaser.
JN0 YOUNG, lo,
ep4 GEO w RANDOLPH Oem is.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

i Farm IN THE COUNTY OF KING WILL
LIAM.-By virtue ofa deed of trust executed to me,
by John skyron, and dated on the 3osh day OF De-
csmber 1885, and duly recorded in the Clerks Office
of King William County Court, to secure 20 David
Baker, jr, certain sum OF money ana having peen
public auction, on the premises. on W EgNEspAi
the goth day Of Arril next &c II o'clock II isr "
not the next fair day, the Farm on which the said
John j skyron did formerly reside, and now in the
occupancy of james Newman situated "a the eoun-
ty of King William. about one ana nait miSsos
lew KING William Courthouse, ADJOINING the ianas
Traas~Cssh as to $3.50 esq with interest from
the Is. day Ct @ sSd ~ Snail 81 BE-
m ms a sn0Ss az Roa' HHIEEAYARD Tru.tee
GREAT AND IMPORTANT PUBLIC
N SALE OF LAND, to take plsoe at Louisa
Court House tso STATE Of Virginia On r HSSpt
ssy pv AND FORTY RE seven ACRES. including
1000 cleared and enclosed; the balance heavily
sbsred With the best yellow p,Us sana xs
very superior timber. and exceedingly valuable on
account of the greas scarcity through inc sur
North Anna River. in the county oil spotsylv
% miles from fredericksburg. 10 m'ies from the
city OF Richr. ond. and OF miles ifon sns rig
did Dwelling House. in firstrste repair AM All ne
cessary outbuilding:; good Garden. and oIcnards
divided into parts and viii positively be cold 70
the highest eidders either in part the whole. ~
the time and place above named. on the following
conditions. viz: One third Of the amount caeh. the
balance. in equal irstalments, In or two cara
with interest iroa the day Of sale The title viii
be withheld TILL the last payment 10 made Those
well to attend this sae. from far and near. II h
{ Hcommonly valuable in many and various re-
Mr. John johnson, on the place, will show Il 1t
any time. For further particulars. SOS handbills,
posted In oil the cities and towns, and circulated
be given at once JOHN JAkpONH.
Per hts Atty Wm D Jsrdooo-
Henderson. Ky. rsbla 1859. u 2s--2ta .tds
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IA 1859. SPRING TRADE. 1859
ma No l26, Main street,
WH ~. KEELING,
-. Eas Just returned from New York. and ia
prepared TO display the latest and most fash
snd dING OF every variety, suitable for Spring
The finest and best of CLOTHS r.ssrNupps
anu LETTINGS. selected by himself with ereat
suitable for the retail trade and to uit his
i, asa equal to any in the city which he
VIII u, make to order In the most fashionable stsie
ana warrant good fit eJie'
pss ar soon' make your selection and leave your
h'essureat n, D KEEL dG'S. 'N'
Merchant Tailor and Ciothiar
NH 3I-gw Pnrcaii ~ ueAt door 10
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~ P. bAGBY, At TH06. y. PRICE Z
sis,r Sopes his fFisnds, and q cussomsre q tho
IA Nous. may continue TO call % him q hh nsw
house. -.
- PIANO rOR 6ALE-1
have (or anie most sxcealens seee1d
hand Piano. IA 1904 osasf' - =
snA 1s. n, cAufsoax.
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super Silk Lace Neck Ties
Blk and Fancy Silk Neck Ties A
Pocket Hdkfs. Cravats, Stocks
shirts. Collars, Drawers Gloves
49,, Suspenders, Socks &c
Al IN want of Goods really fresh and desirable.
eIth.r ready made or eut to measure, would do we'll
70 Eve him call before purchasing elsewnere
u ne mas In his employ the best of Cutters and
WI hHen. b SPENCE
ap2 Corbar Main and i1th stsoa::.
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Golored - ~
In addition to the above rates. 10 cases requringa
prietors ef the Bellevue Horpital, q small fee 10
according to its importance. The particular fee In
any may be ascerained By application TO either
of the Attending Surgeons or the Resident phys-
an charges payable on the removal of the pa
Amending surgeons-Profs. GIBSON. PETroo-
Attending rhyAciass-Profs TUCKER. CONWAY
Esside9t Phi sieian-JgNIUs NICHE. MD.
Stewsrd-F d PARRISH
President-L JoYkEs, d.
Persons In the country, desiring tn send patients
e.. the address other the
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CEDAR
tween Main and Cary. Richmond. va, where deal.
ers and horsekeepers may ind IL 20 their ad.an-
boy snss s
ME- Tlk ps 5sssI sF AMI
&c. &C. Call ut the old stand Of
NH li-lme WV WILLIAMS.
CTUCKS FOR SALE. - Virginia etals
- Stock; Richmond City SICK
Stock and Money Brokers'. tb.s
NH "a Under ct Charles Hotel.
NORTHERN ICE-We are prepared to
Nv furnish our customers and the citizeos gene
rally with tho best Northern Ice. on rsssossbic
~ our customers. Thankful for the liberal patrcu.
age bestowed upon u., we ask for . eossinuancs q
Richmond. or on cinsl Boat, On reasonable terms
from the vessel. Ter house on the Dock oacary &C..
' ms itHim ""' - GRIFFIN TAYLOR.
CALL In AND sEE THE
~ MORPHY TIa and RAGLAN SUITS
Morphy Tic and Raglan SUIT
Norrhy Tie and Raglan suits
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NIOIETY OF HOUSE AND LOT ON

w VALLEY STREET, IN RICHMOND, FOR
SALE Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court
OF Petersburg, in the cave of I'll Tyler tor &c, VS.
shall. on FRIDAY. the 18th Gay of April, 1879 at
O'Clock. ". on the premises proceed to sell to the
highest bidder. on a credit Of and months equal
instruments, except for cash sufficient to pay the
expenses of sale one moety OF the House and Lot
on l7th street, in the city OF Richmond belonging
The said House and Lot lies Valley street nearly
opposite the residence of Mr. Jno Priddy. Negotia
BILE notes, with good endorssrs will be required and
the title retained until paid
ap AUG g BUTTS Conn.,
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MINE HOUSES ANB LOTS ON LEIGH
= AND FIFTEENTH STREETS, AND ON JAIL
ALLEY. AT AUCTI0N.-Will be sold on the
premises on WED y EADAY, the 18th day of April
,soy, at ~ O'Clock, ? NJ eight Houses ard Lots On
OF the Central Railroad Company; also one House
rare chance is here offered for small families to
secure themselves homes, and as this property lie
in good order. and occupied by good tenants, such
an opportunity seldom presents itself for profta.
Tne sale will commence with the House and Lot
sale. "' VI
TERMS-One third cash; the balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes. interest added
and secured by trust deeds. The taxes and insu
rance for 1859. to be paid by the purchaser
- JAMES NJ TAYLOR Il SON.
mn 70 AuctiOneers
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DICH SPRING GOODS.

= II THoS PRICE Il co are getting in daily
new and elegant Fancy Goods for early Spring sales
and will be repiensbe1 daily, throughout the en-
tirs season, with every thing that is rich aud des
rsble in
Splendid silks and Silk Robes; splendid Bsreges
and Robes: Eouisrds and Robes; 0rgandes and
Robes. french Lawns and Mus.ins; Jaconets; r
Chints &c; Embroiaeries; Lace sets; Ihresd DOL
ara: Thread Wells; Gloves; Skirts; Hosiery; Laces.
Ne In irish Linens and Linen Goods of their own
jmpertatlon and most approved make, they will be
amply stocked saso 10 every description OF White
Goods brought 20 any market In the country
JnIIEAVY GOODS they have full line, bought
before the recent s9vance 10 these goods, waieh
they will sell at loss than regular market value, rs
long as they last
Ketail and Wholesale buyers are invited TO give
them cali THOB PRICE 4 co,
NH Wholesale and Retail Dealers
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TRUSTEES SALE, REAL ESTATE

Also House and Lot on Brooke Avenue front
ing about As and running back 100 feet, adjoining
the property of James O'Brien, decd
Terms -One-fourth cash; the balance at 6. IL and
IS months for egutiable notes with int rest add
ed, and secured by trust deeds. Taxes ard insur.
ance for 1859 TO be paid by the purchasers
JAS NJ TAYLOR,
Surviving Trustee
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VIM. HOLT RICHARDSON.

ND UERC1ANT TAILOR,
MM ufTH STREET. OPPOSITE EXCHANGE HOTEL
ns,s., would respectfully inf rm his FRIENDS and
10 nS ho aug the PUBLIC generally, that he mas on
y Mp m IN coinpirt e assortment of CLOTHS CASSI.
INES AND VEsTINGS lately rece ived from the
.o1eh. which he Is prepared to make up la The best
tied. aofhs' eaii is SOIL
apl -2W
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WANTS

WANTED-WORK.-I hereby inform
my friends and the public generally, that I
am now tuliy prepared to do all kinds of ornamen-
rest of manner. and at the shortest notice Salts.
ned thai am able TO please all who will be so kind
fully, call OF the public.
also have on hand, very fine lot of BOXWOOD.
tuitaele Tor Ornamental shrubbery, which will
sell low aB furnish at the shortest poce if orders
are addressed to me through the Richmond Post
Office. 0''
az 5-2tS WILLIAM BRINT
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JOHN T.. DOHERTY respectfu

la JOHN +. DOHERTY respectful
EK ~ informs HE friends and the public that he
has opened q MERCHANT TAILORING
s-AA. ESTABLISHMENT on 18th, between Main
and Cary streets, where he warrants as good Gar.
nents, and at as reasonable prizes as can be had
anywhere. All he asks 10 trial. NIB l5-lm
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l. OF RICHMOND e B COOK would respect
fully invite the Ia1es and gentlemen of this city
to call and examine the collection of OIL PAINT
INGS, now q exhibition at his store. No 70 Main
street, embracing it does, large number of
works of real merit.
This is really the finest collection Of Oil Paintings
ever offered in Richmond, and will repay a visit.
The Pictures will be on exhibition until THURS
DAY 7th inst at 10 O'Clock, at which time the whole
LOT will be sold at auction.
rnu an
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81 FOR WILMINGTON, NORTH
go CARoL1NA.-The superior fast sailing
schooner GEORGE W GR1CE, John Palmer mas.
ter having the greater portion of her cargo en-.
gagged and going on board, will have quick dis
patch. For balance of cargo apply to
an 1T w COI OUITT 20
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a4 FOR BALTIMORE VIA NORFOLK.
ssSpstE The regular packet schr WILLIAM SPEAR
james, master, having a portion of her cargo en-
gagged and going on board, will have dispatch. For
remainder, apply to
NH pts w ID COLQUITT CO
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26

Ir used to be said that in the distribu-
ton of justice in the rural districts of In
diana, the party that got the last swear
always gained the case. 1t looks now as
if Messrs. MORGAN and EDGERToE-to say
nothing of Mr. REEMELIN--thought, when
they made their report, that theirs was
the last swear of which the case was sus-
ceptible; and that they had it, therefore,
in their own hands. 1t is possible that
they were mistaken. They overdid the
thing so palpably, that some suspicion and
some wrath have been aroused; and by
divers parties unnecessarily lugged in,
they are undergoing an analysis that is
taking from them their surplus feathers
If it should appear that both were cogni
zant of the defalcation of Mr.. BREsLIN
during his term of Office, their fitness foi
places upon committee of investigation
into the matter will bear TO be looked a
in two different aspects. utN
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HOME INTERESTS.

Bear In mind that the Union steam
Bakery makes the best and sweetest Bread in
the city. Try it. Call at No. 194 Sixth
street. .-..r ...
Phrenoiogy In CovingtOn. - Prof.
Fowler will give two lectures, in Odd Fellows'
Hall, on Friday and Saturday evenings. See
advertisement.
Ladies and Gentlemen will bear IN
mind that Trechard renovates wearing appa-
rel, of all kinds, at No. 158 Fourth street.
Facts and Inierences.-The truths of
chemical and physiological sciences are as in
falliblc as those Of mathematics; and an array
of facts, from which important conclusions are
TO be drawn, should always command tho earn
est and candid attention of every intelligent
mind. In this connection We refer especially
to tho scientific facts, high and unquestioned
authorities presented, and the inevitable con-
clusion arrived at in the advertisement headed,
"The Blood is the Life Thereof" When such
names as Liebig, Andral and Wood are cited,
criticism is hushed to respectful hearing.
We would advise every reader to give the ad-
yortisement referred to careful perusal.
Mr.. Cowen, of No. 22 Filth street, has
lately associated with him Mr.. Bloom, formerly
Of No. IA Fifth street. Two such artists as
these are sufficient guarantee as to the quality
of their work.
Harlan's new style Of Pictures, re-
Gently imported from Europe, called the Ala
bastrine picture, is worthy Of especial atten-
! tion.
Our Readers Will please take notice
that Woodruff sells at Auction, this evening
one of the largest and best selected stocks o
Jewelry, Fancy Goods, Yankee Notions, etc.
that have been offered for sale this season. Hi,
rooms are at Nos. 1906 and 1873 Fifth street
Cincinnati, Ohio.
. WOODRUFF, Auctioneer.
StilIman's Is the place to get your
phis taken. His style of taking pictures il
generally admired.
MIR. Booker, on sixth street, neal
Vine, pays particular attention to the reno
waiting and repairing of soiled garments.
who would think that one could ge
his likeness taken for twenty-five cent piece
Such, however, is the fact, and the place is a
the Broadway Gallery of Art.
For fine Melainotypes, Ambrotype
or Photographs, go to Bishops, No. So Yves
ID Fourth street, between Walnut and Vine.
Winder's Picture Gallery is 80 crowde'
now. n avs that he aavs he will hava IN an
large. We like to chronicle such facts.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26

BEAUTIES OF The UB-TREAsURY.-N. G.
Mitchell, Treasurer of Clarendon Township,
Marion County, was robbed Of $500, a few days
since, and II. D. Miller, Treasurer of Blanch-
ard, Hardin County, was robbed of 5000 one
night last week. This is but the beginning Of
the end. The Treasury Law, as was pre-
dcted by the Republicans, has proved a failure,
for inasmuch as the law was made to prevent
stealing by the Treasurer himself, outside
thieves now have every advantage offered them.
in the possession Of the Treasurer himself, and,
consequently, know exactly where to find it.
Oh, the beauties of this much -boastedof Dem
ocratic safety valve, anti-thief provision Of
law J. Vinton County Journal.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26

GIN. SCorT.-This war-worn veteran arrived
at Benwood, on Tuesday night, on his way
from New Orleans to Washington. He was
met by small number of gentlemen, and
through the kindness of j. B. Ford, ESQ.,, the
popular General Agent of the Baltimore Road,
he and his suite were provided with an officers
car, elegantly furnished, in which they jour
neyed on to the East.
On his late tour, wherever the General has
stopped, he has been received with distin-
guished honor. He reached Louisville from
Vicksburg on Sunday night, and at that place
was honored with public reception and din
ner.- Wheeling Times. .f
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ExTuAvAeANcE.--The Washington Union
says: "Committees Of either house of Congress
now deliberate on rctronchment In rooms dec
grated at an expense surprising the gorgeous
extravagance described in Oriental fable; and
members vote to lop off items necessary to pro-
toct the pioneer in the far West FROM the tOma-
hawk of the savage, while sitting in chairs re-
ported to have cost Sl75 piece. One of the
most useful members, in enforcing the policy Of
economy in the House, Mr.. George W. Jones,
of Tenn, is compelled to make motions for
striking out extravaganza after extravaganza
in the bills coming under his relentless scru-
tiny, from desk carved, gilded, upholstered,
and furbelowed, at q cost which would support
two or three soldiers whole year in the cam
paigns against the Comanches and Navajoes Of
the West"
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26

INDIANA DfvoRcs LAw.--The following CON
densed synopsis Of the new Divorce Law is
given in tho Lafayette Courier
"The Divorce Law Of Indiana, as amended
by the last Legislature, requires |. That tho
applicant shall have been bona fde resident
in the State for one year, which fact shall be
proven TO tho satisfaction Of the Court. 2. by
requiring abandonment one year in third clause
Of section seventh. 3. BY requiring services
ten days, or publication thirty days instead Of
fourteen. A. 1t provides that If the defendant
files cross petition, the suit can not be with
drawn by the withdrawal Of the original Pc
tition. 5. Allowing the Court to decree such
RlimoDy as the circumstances shall rondor Just
and proper. 0. A divorce on account Of the
misconduct of the wifo, gives tho husband the
same title to her property as if she were dead.
A new section authorizes the opening up Of de-
croes in certain cases, within two years, as to
custody of children and allowance of alimony,
but not so as to marry the divorced parties"
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severity of that old Judge who, if the ex-
tortioner would have his pound of his flesh
because il was so nominated in the bond,
would hold his life the forfeit if he shed
one drop Of blood, was but the severity Of
simple Justice"
He could not have read his authority
very closely, however, or no would have
discovered that his "old judge was q
young and pretty woman.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26

Hon. CALEB B. SMITH.-The last Portsmouth
Republican runs up the name Of Caleb B. Smith
as candidate for Governor. Mr. Smith is a
good man, but what is the use of talking about
running citizen of Indiana for Governor of
Ohio? Caleb B. Smith, we see it stated in a
late Cincinnati paper, is about removing to
Indianapolis, Ia Vinton Co. Journal.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26

The Supreme Court of the United States has
affirmed the Judgment of the Circuit Court, in
the suit tof the bond holders of the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi Railroad against Knox County. This
suit was upon only portion of the bonds.
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shakspeare's Reports the Law of OhI'

Shakspeare's Reports the Law Oh Ohi0'
Judge CARPENTER, of Northern Cir
cult, has recently, in his charge to a
Grand Jury in Lorain County, confirmed
the decision of Judge PoRTIA, in the ccle-
brated case of mercantile contract, SHY
LOCK VS.. ANTONIO, as follows:
"He who handles edge tools must run
the risk of cutting his own flesh. The
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26

DEMOCRATIC REvoLr.-Th Philadelphia Press
has issued call for an anti-Admnistration
Democratic Convention, to be held at Harris
burg on Wednesday, the 18th day Of April,
1859, to consult upon the propriety of adopting
measures to vindicate the name, fame and prin-
ciples of the Democratic party, outraged and
insulted by Convention assembled at the State
Capitol on the 10th Of March.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26
Opera and Bridal Fans.
Pearl Stick, white SILK, Plain;

Pearl stick, white SILK, Plain;
Pearl Stick, white silk, silyered;
Pearl Stick, white SILK Embroidered;
Pearl Stick, Parchment, Painted:
Ivory Stick Broad Fan, white, red blue and pink Silk
Ivory Stick silvered, spsngled, embroidered SILK
Ivory stick, elegantly painted, SILK
sandal Wood Stick, broad silk, all colors.
Hair Pins, blue and gold, Coral and gold;
Head Dresses, blue and gold, Coral and gold;
Card Cases, carved and plain PEARL Shell.
and Silver;
Porte Monnaies with chain, leather, silver velvet
JOHN d. PARK,
North. east corner Fourth and Walnut streets
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26

E<INCINNATI ORNAMENTAL COMPO-
~ GITIOE WORKS and GLIDING ESTABLISH:
MENT, No. 1885 Sycamore street. between Fourth and
Fifth streets. THOMAS BowN, Proprietor. Msnuiac
fuTes 10 order, and keeps constantly hand, Pier
and Hantel Mirrors, Window Cornices, Portrait and
Picture Frames, Of all sizes and the latest styles
Ovals In the wood, and Moudings constantly on
land. The trade and dealers supplied on easy terms.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26

HowE'S DRAwING-ROoM DANCES
Especially designed for Social Evening Parties,
containing % QuadriIles Cotillons, and over 100
Polkas, Schotisches, Waltzes, Mazurhas, Reels, Re-
dowas etc. etc, illustrated with cuts and the CALLS
and description OF each Dance Quadrille under
each piece Of Music. Price 81 90. Mailed on receipt
OF 81 rs g. Y FONDA,
Is "a West Fourth Street
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26

UIOLIN STRINGS. A GOOD ARTICLE
v Of the above, and also of GUITAR STRINGS,
can always be found at "a West Fourth street. Piano
Rooms OF G. NJ. Murch.) Following songs just rec'd
Ny Loved One and Ny Own Eva, by foster, 25c.
There's not Heath, by Mllard, 25c.
Charming Waltz, By Hinkie,. sSc.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26

N RDICATBD STRENGTH HENING
1NA PLASTER6, = These Plasters are excellent
yemet lea in cases Of pain and weakness in the side,
breast back also, rheumatic affections, coughs,
tions. The Arnica, Galbanum, Pitch, Poor Mans
and Hemlock Plasters, are manufactured Of various
A. GRIFFITH and supplied to dealers and druggists
{ u RnOd farmR manufacturers In the U. - lgl
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26

n ". wHETSToNE WHOLESALE
- DRUGGIST, and Dealer in Drugs, Medicines
Paints, Oils, Colors and Dye-stuffs, Window Glass
and Glassware, fine Chemicals, Perfumery and Toilet
articles, northeast corner Pearl and Sycamore sts
Cinrinrati- Ohiol 80
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26

g g. BURNET & CO., MANUFACTURE
Se ERS WIRE CLOTHS, SIEYEs, RAT TRAPS,
BIRD CAGES, and all kinds Of WIRE PRODUCTS,
No. ~ Walnut Street, Cincinnati, o.
e%. Special care given e weaving Wire Cloth for
safes ' 20
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nUTCALT'S ELASTIC METALLIC
" ROOFING. Prices reduced to suit the times!
The cheapest and best Metal Roofing now used. IT
ean be put at any season of the year prepared
ready FOR laying, and be applied by any person
snG s required. Orders for Roofing from any part of
tbs c. untry promptly tsd oALRWnELhi @ nIcin Go