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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-07

These Waters give the instantaneous and perfect
relief and when with according to directions
fail to effect rapid and lasting cure Thousands
have been restored to perfect health who have tried
other in vain To all classes and to all constitu
tons they blessing and eure-none need despair
no matter how long the disease may have existed, OF
however may be- provided organic structure
of the vital organs is not hopelessy decayed. Every
afflicted should give them an impartial trial.
TO VOCALISrS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS these
Waters peculiarly valuable; they will ONE DAY re
move the most occasional hoarseness; and their
regular for few days will all times increase the
power and fexibity of the voice. greatly improving its
tone compass and clearncss which purpose they ar
regularly used by many professional vocasts.
JOB MOSES Sole Proprietor Rochester, n. Y.
Price Is cents per box,
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WHY THE South sHoULDN T BUY NORTH
ERN SHoEs.-We have seen, somewhere, a
scene described in one of the multtudes Of
shoe manufactures with which Massachusetts
abounds Every little knot of shoemakers has
one reader, who, while they ply their avis,
reads the New York Tribune, or one of Par
ker's or Beechers abolition sermons to them,
and they hammer away upon the leather as if
they tcOuJd rejoice to haze the head Of some Stare
holder in lis place, and crush it like a nutshell
But they have what is better, the Shareholders
feet and the feet of his slaves, all well fastened
in the stocks, waiting quietly to be shod, whilst
they are pelted with the rotten eggs of SANDER
and observation-disclosures (Ga.) Ne,us.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-07

WHEN SHOULD HEIFERs COME IN-The
age at which heifers should first calve, ELECTS
much discussion. Some Of the best dairy men
advise at two years old, if the object was milk
but at more advanced age il the object was
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TERMS OF ADtEK,.,s,~a

= Is published in the DAILY for a ia
seonent and 20 cents for each suit
square Advertisements ordered in.,ss !. ,- :
raonen5 place as also those largely di,olarss III,
made on liberal terms ~ year may De
IL WEEKLY. First insertion a nar..
segment insertion Is cents Fe square each sub:
- Al transient Advertisements Nina, he 49,, .
10 make quarterly payments 'i' De required
- 40 gratatoHs advertisements. No report rs.o
iUtioiS or proceedings OF Corporation
nss"ciHon, and no communication designed cali %
uoi TO any matter of limited Individual interest
ne inserted, unless paid for Advertisement ' i
"a The Publishers will not hold Themselves resno,
sole for any errors that may occur beyond tho
charged for the Advertisement. ''' UNI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-07

nR. SWEETS Infallible Llnlment cures
~ Cuts and Wounds Immediately, and leaves no
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-07
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SAVE THE PIECES.

ECONOMY. DISPATCH.
@"A STITCH IN TINE SAVES NINE."-gl
As accidents 10H happen, even in well regulated ami
lies 1t desirable to have cheap and conve-
lent way OF repairing Furniture Toys, Crockery, &c
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies and household can afford
to be without it, 1t is always ready and up the stick
ing point There is longer necessity for limping
chairs spntered veneers headess dolls and broken
dies 1t lust the thing for cone she'll and other
mental work, popular with ladies of refinement and
taste
his admirable preparation is used cold being chemic
ally held in solution and possessing all the valuable quail
tiles of the best cabnet-makers Glue may be used
the place of ordinary mucilage, being vastly adj
heSve,
"USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
n. B.-A Brush accompanies each bottle. Price Csc.
WHOLESALE DEPOT, No. 4sCEDARsT., NEW YORK.
Address
HENRY c. SPALDING a. Co.
Box No 5000 New York
Annexed is Alphabetical List of Articles which, If
damaged be restored to their original strength and
/ bV
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T N S U R A N c Z

The undersigned, having been appointed Agent of the
above named responsible Companies for Worcester and
vicinity is prepared to issue policies property against
loss damage by fire All claims fairly and promptly
adjusted and paid JOHN e. KENDALL, Agent
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are as follows -
Queen VictoTia's Civil List, fSS500O
Including her PTivy lurse, 100000
Salaries of Household, $1,000
Household Expenses 172,500
Royal Bounty, SC, 1920
Pensions 100
Miscellaneous, S040
Prince Alberts Annuity, $50 900
Duchess of Kent's Annuity, $4,000
Duchess of Cambridge. 6,OO0
Duchess of Acknowledgements, 5000
Princess Mary of Cambridge, 5000
Prince of Meckenberg- Strelitz 11SS
King of the Belgians, 10000
Princess Frederick William of Prussia 1873
Servants of deceased Royalty, 2,925
All these moneys are paid out of the Con-
soidated Fund Tor public revenue) of Eng
land, and do not represent the whole amount
received by the royal family. Thus, Prince
Albert has numerous offices, civil and militia
ry, which bring him an additional aggregate
income of EDO, 600 The Duke of Cambridge
besides having part of st. James Palace, free
of rent, taxes, and repairs, has some 10000
per annum extra, as commander in chief and
colonel of a cavalry regiment, Not only is the
Queens aunt duchess of Cambridge hand.
somely pensioned as well as her son and two
daughters, but even her sonin law, a very
poor herman prince, accepts El77S year
from Great Britain. The Queens mother and
tne Queens uncle leopold of Belgium) have
too'ooo year between them. Nay, so much
B. s' .tu opJect with royalty, that the
Prlncess Royal of England, married to the
hing OF frussia's nephew, was meanly per-
mitt e Gy the RUSSIAN royal family to saddle
Tue Drl'ish nation win life pension to her of
f757o year, which John Bull will nrohabI,,
have to pay during the next half century,
We dare say these facts will be new To- many
readers. They will show that ROYALTY Is oy.
tremely expensive, and will strengthen tho
belief that democracy costs less, willie. nron.
erly put in action, it works bctter.-PhlIadeL
phid Press.
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Putup for dealers in containing four eight and
twelve dozen-a beautiful Lithograph show-card
panying each package
"a single bottle Of SPALDING'S PREPARED
CLUE Will save ten times its cost annually to every
hOusehod..8sg
Sold by all prominent Statloners, Druggists Hardware
and Furniture Dealers, Grocers and Fancy stores.
Country merchants should make a note of SPALDfNG
PREPARED GLUE when making up their list. IL VIII
stand any climate. deod&wly MIC
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BosToN, MASS. ~
Gsntlemsn will ind the best Of apcommodations,
DER not sxcslled in the United States.
.ssg4rT eafgE ~ III. ID. PARKER,
mn Sem slsi SO J.F. MILLS.
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FUTURE DAYS,
~ e. r.. Geek. Ancrr.


I ARGE Ass0RTMENT OF GENTEEL
AUCTION. Lon FRIDAY. GIN inst. st 10 O'Clock.
lei III F is III ioa ismiy dsciinini honss-
wTst XpSSsa SSB isssf BuRtFsus sIDEBoARps.
SOFAS, DIVANS, LOUNGES. MIRRORS.
Jenny Lind and Cnttsge BEDsTEAnS.
Spring, Cane and Wood Seat CHAIRS.
Msrble-Top Centre, Extension and Toilet Ia
Hair. spring and shuck MATTaEssEs
and Boi ST. = ''D' - ! =
CROCKERY. GLASSWARE. z-Hi' s's
COOKING STOVE, &c.
Five eleg ant Mahogany SHOW CASES.
CASTOR OIL, YARNfSHES.
TURPENTlNE, BlTTERS.
SWEET OIL. &c. &c; ,so
A large assortment of ornamental Snow BOT
TIES, &C. fjy41 E. B. COOK. Auctr.
CROCK OF BOOTS, SHOES. STORE
= FIXTURES. FURNITURE. &C., AT AUG
TlON.-On MONDAY. 18th inst. at 10 O'Clock,
will SELL at the store of M. Monagan, Esq, on
Market, the entire stock contained In said stoIe,
consisting of large assortment Mems, WOmen's,
Boys, Misses and Chdren's Boots. Shoes, Caters,
Shippers, &c.
The above stock is entirely fresh. having been
recently laid in to suit the retail trade The atten-
ton of the trade is requested.
At the same time win be sold all the fixtures in
said store. consisting OF Countsrs, Shelving,
ALsO-A lot of Household Furniture. embrac-
ing the usual variety of we'll kept articles.
iva E. B. COOK. Auct.
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RUTURE DIVE.
By Jas. N. Tayier : Sen. A.cs's.

VKMY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT
STREET. AT AUcSffoN I'VE win ssiI q 1aS Mo
sacsion; npon the pre- misses. on FRLDAYp1 sth
desirsbs BUILDING L0r. on the east side Of
Marshall, at It's iEtsfaeesion with Smith street,
and opposite the ., Tes.dsnes Of MI. Geo. Timber.
lake it ironts 20 let sad u inches. and runs
TKEMs.-One. ionrth cash; thu balance st 4 g
and u months. for nsgotiabis notes. With .nterest
added, and secured by trust deed. - - -
jy2 JAS. M.TAYL0R Z SON, Auot'rs.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON CARv.
BETWEEN lfH AND I3rH STREETS, All
AUCTION-Will be sold upon the premises. On
FRIDAY. the 9Th day of July, 1850, commencing
st O CLOCK, p. NJ, two valuable 1iecss of REAL
. ist. A BRICK ENEMENT, ON the north side
of Cary, between llth and 18th streets, adjoining
the property Of Messrs Horace l.. Kent and others.
I'd a BRICK TENEMEN on Cary, between
18TH and 18th streets. for number Of years occu-
pred by Nicholas Devereux a. leather store.
This property has the usual front, and II now
renting to good tenants at tair rents.
TERMs.-One- fourth cash the balanoo ct 3, II
and 10 months, the purchaser executing neg Otable
notes, with interest added. and secured By trust
deed, Lie 1SI JAS. M. TAYLOR J. SON, Auets. 2
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BY Thos. w. Keesee, Auct'r.
(Office corner of 18th and Cary streets.)

y ENWARE, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Having larger stock of goods on hand than We
No. 20 Pearl street. on TUESDAY morning, July
10th, mmencing at O'Clock, land continue from
day 20 day until all are sod) very large assort-
ment of -e-
DINNER, TEA and TOILET SETS;
Rich Cnt and Pressed 81 AsSWAkE;
WATERS, common EARTHENWARE;
PLATED GOODS, BLOCK TIN;
BRITANNIA WARE, re. &c;
to which the attention of Housekeepers, Mer-
chants and Shoukeepers is particularly requested.
as the goods will be sold without reserve, and great
bargains may be expected.
TERMs.-For all sums under $50, cash over
$50, four months credit, for approyed negotiable
notes. GEO. j. SU MINER a CO.
Sale conducted BY THos. w. KEEsEE, Auct'r.
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60 SALE OF LAND.-On the 7TH DAY OF
neft Will be offered If for sale, # pnhSlhc
sf EssJ' H snus IRISH f CREEK
This tract contains upwards of 600 acres, of
which l20 acres is bottom land. As Of this be-
ing in meadow and we'll wAtered, to which Is acres
more can be added without additional expense
whioh is in crop The Farm, IS a6undantly tim
Farm, both in good condition, besides, sufficient
Negro uaTters. a good Smoke house, Barn, Corn
Crib and Granary ihe yard Of each DWELLING IIlsL
creek, a neysr-failing stream, running through
the place, with the Springs. waters every field in
pase besides a esepy set oa 81
choice fruit. There is. and has been for elest or
years on the place an Iron Eoundry and
an abundant waterpoweT. This was formerly
used for an extensive dlstillery, into which it
purchaser The land is admirably adapted to grass,
and therefore suited for stock farm, and the
mountain aGtds superior s ana nad s1 Z,
the growth Of corn, rye and tobacco. The Farm
lies 10 miles from Lexington, immediately at the
miles from the nodt Of the latter. gbers the
North River Canal passes, and is convenient to
mill and t9 the churches a Gf four different den2ml
into two tracts, by the purchaser but will be sold
in one. The Farm now being owned Jointly by
Of Illinois, It Aas ,econas neeessaTy to sell it for
purposes Of division and the other being engaged
in the practice Ct to sell
TERMS OF SAEE-Oae fourth IN cash, and the
residue in equal payments Of one and two years,
day of sale Possession on the LIST day of Septem-
Der next. The land will be shown by persons re-
siding on the place, or any information concerning
ba 6 sas fssss3 1 r Benton
nv 30-d2taWGC
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n Prices Reduce ed. :. Finding cur stock of
DIEsS and other FANCY GOODS rather too
heavy. shall from this date reduce the prices as
Hs9dsoms French Printed BEREGES. Is cents.
$Hry pretty small figured HALF MOURNING
do rs cents.
aper French ORGANDIES, IS cents. s.t
Super French JACONET. Is cents.
Chintz patterns French ORGANDIES, 30 cents.
Fancy DRESS SILKS. all bought this Spring at
unusually low prices.
GREY DRESS GOODS, all qualities, at cost.
Silk. Lace. Poplin and other MANTLES, at re-
duced prices.
French worked sets of COLLARS and SLEEVES,
Our stock Of STAPLE GOODS is as GOOD as it
has been this season.
Determined to reduce the stock, we shall offer
the goods at low prices. -
je I9-im CHILES & CHFNERY.
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OFFICE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,I
RICHMOND. March 6, 1850.

RICHMOND, Nj arch 8, 1850. I
&6sk HAVING JUST COMPLETED
NEEN new arrangements with the New York
@ks.egsE1S Steamship Company for Express priv .
leges per JAMESTOWN, YORKTOWN, and
ROANOKE, we are now prepared to forward all
kinds of merchandise, in large or small packages,
at greatly reduced rates. -
Goods destined for Steamship Express should be
80 marked.
Our accommodations are ample, and packages
under Express seal.
For rates of charges anu regular tri-weekly con-
tracts, apply to J. L. MACD0NO UGH, Agent,
202 Main street, below 9Th.
N B.-0ur daily INLAND EXPRESSES are
running as usual. = NH It's
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Northern Markets,

BALTIMORE. July Flour dull and unchsnged.
Whest very dull. with q limited supply
chan ged-white and yellow 6sd7ic. PROVISIONS
h-m. bat not active Whisky dull at p,.c:
nnchapsed PORK hesvy-mess S1s1l885. Laru
I?i.gl2& Stocks bettsr-Va. 6's So.
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- nYBLA ron SALE This Fan ~ con
Ssfsd. sboands ID srssn and mari. ssa M 4 az
yjasd isso tx Heidi has commanding situssion
on TIE Pspunksy RIVER. four nilss from Iun-
niIcs from RIohsa0ud, and ID the soanty Of King
William. msD Ut tbs Arm NAY " seen ut the
oGIcs 81 tbs 6ssvsyes q esttY ~ 51,shEc9d.
Z M dksw3ne1 AesaintoA, VI.
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The Cuban Slave Receipt,

NEW York, July 3.-Advices from Cuba
s,a,e that IL American vessels had landed 5000
Africans there during the last six weeks. One
Of the ships was steamer.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

- SMALL FARM AND MARKET
GARDEN, ON THE MEADOW BRIDGE
RicHSosp f5k sa liE wses sIa aaIso,s cd
e ssll the l,t.ls F1hh dcsassa asshoye. Pow in
tafns ~ acres. The buildings On tie place arc
Q I'M forIs be. censstt.g Of an excellent BRICK
DWELLING and t l;on sfsS out eajIs.Hgs For
Tvs 81 sss,5ss sst.sts ssfsg Auetianeoru. 81
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.se FARMIsHEW KENT CoUNTY,-sE..

x* FOR SALE.-l otter Tor sale my FARM, k::i
~AH callsd ''SPRINGFIELD," in the above esA
named county. Its ls miles from Richmond. by
Tunstall's Depot. and ~ miles from York River,
and adjobns the LANDS Of Dr. Tazeweil Tyler, A, @.
1t contaips 4ahs acres Of land Of which 200 acres
acres of fine low grounds; the balance is in orig
NAL growth Of pine, oak and cedar; and it 10
thought that the wood alone will pay the cost of
the Farm e.,
The land is we'll watered. and contains an album
dance of the richest mari. efs
The BUILDINGS consist of an excellent Dwell
ing. good repair. with six rooms, and all neces-
sary out houses. There is also fine Orchard, in
good bearing condition. 't
If the above Farm is not sold privately before
TUESDAY, the Path July, it will, on that day, at
IL oclock M, be seld 1t public auction, upon the
premises Psisoas yishins to zee It ssa leave .Re
and return by the 41s o'clock train, Mr.. MILLS,
residing on the place. or Mr.. A. G, MASON, ON the
next farm, will Jake pleasure in showing 1t. "
TEENS made known on the day Of sale. or BY
applying to my self in Richmond. on Brooke Ave-
nue., opposite tioddin's Tavern. Possession given
LIST January, 1861. BURTON b. CRUMP.
P. S.-The above property Will be exchang led for
city property. Ue7-d2awtJy l5tdtds&cwtds
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By Goddin 4 Apperssn, Aacs's.

TRUSTEES SALE OF vALU b L Z
As Trustees in certain deed of trust, executed BY
Daniel McCalister and wife. dated 9Th MAY, 1850,
pany. duly recorded in Henrico County Court. we
shall proceed to sell at public suction. on the
premises, on WEDNESDAY. the llth July, 1850.
day. the excellent HOUSE and LOT conveyed BY
said deed, and now in the occupancy of said Mo-
Callster. fronting 50 feet the west line of 18th
street, running rack on the south line Of street
l25 feet to an alley In common a feet wide.
TERMs.-One- fourth cash balance at 4, 8 and
IL months. for negotiable notes, interest added,
and title retained till last note shall be paid.
A. Il. STUBBS,
A b. CLARKE, ) Trustees.
.-. GEO W. BARKER,i
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FELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
TRenorte I'd for the Richmond Dispatch.
Affairs In new York.

IA Affairs In New herh'
8 vayr Iuly 3.--The Asia tomorrow
takes out &5oo,e1. ..,
ch.s Jeffard has also been arrested for the
-, - rder Of Mesxrs. Walton and Mathews. He
saws he can prove an alibi.
iuase Betts has granted an injunction TO
Fnreyent Rvying on Fowier's bondsmen, ont
REQ hires them TO give security to abide .ns
action of the Court. II Is commended thar He
concealment by the government OF the laet =. Vi
existing fraud when the bond was gwen ."
valldates it.
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1he Mr.ek Of ,he U. $. s.eamer walker

The Wreck Of the q. 3. steamer
ATLANTIC CRY. July a.-The wreck % IN, me
,,.ce Steamer from New York Is now
ESers Cor The purpose of placing buoy on the
,ot' so as to prevent other vessels from COM con.
.ns in collision with her mast when ea'.n ii
80 ~ raise her. and should 1t iaii, the
Va reck will be blown up
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eHTppTWo.

rag xEkS;Fss q! & :. sss a e.!
the Eve; nile Lock, and change Inc passengers on
70 our Boat at Jordan and inn's Lsadin8: 20
Richmond. June 80. 1850. jyi-st
AS FOR new YORk-FIRsT Vessel
:, ZOO The - superior isst-saiiins schooner 6AL-
Of her cargo engaged and goins Oh board. viii have
sqss assa's For b SsPfs & MMf 5t ssH1 T.
~ The sular packet schooner wESToVER,
Capt 4. NIckERs on. having portion Of her
sa For 'aAn Sx Il n WI sMRp SSt Il
as riEro FOR LlyE;kP0Olh.Fs.KsTb :, ynsSsEk.
BORT and vi. III Se aspssossd
j. s-... Or c Eli yf PA p MHRHss & co.
I'll
The three ss s ss. ins
III: isSRKFSw II s.yip.
The JhMEsT0WN, Capt. SKINNER, every FRI
The KoANoK &, Capt Couch. every MONDAY
I h ehsss stss%srs
for the round trip for SIS Meals and State Room
accommodations included in this charge.
PASSAGE to New York only $40, ard no charge
for Meals and State Room accommodations.
These Steamers stop at Norfolk going and re-
turning, to land and receive passengers. - d
jeD-ts sE 81 LUDLAM C WATSON
>ffA% GREAT K EDUCTI,N IN
AaEE& PRICE OF PASSAGE TO AND FROM
- - NEW YORK;.-Excursion Tickets by
ee e. d M NV and
triD-going and returning by eIther of the steam
ers. No extra charge made for meals state
room accommodations. These tickets remain
good until the FAIL giving those who may procure
them ample time to sojourn at the North before
returning home. - .-.
Persons wishing to see the great Leviath N
steamship Great Eastern, which 10 dali, expeCGed
in New York, can do now at small expense.
Tickets procured at our Office, opposite steam
ers wharves, or on board Of the steamers.
lie lS-ts LUDIAM IL WATSON,
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CARRIAGE &HoRsEs FOR SALE.

: NFsasR. FOR SALE-A second hand n -
NSE TOP BUGGY, in perfect order. ~
BILE HARNEss-to Be- snid bargain. go
Also, for sale. . MORGAN MARE. of large
size. an excellent viding animal, recently stlntsd
10 Kossuth She will be sold great bargain, az
tbs owner has NO use for her.
. Apply at EARNEST'S Stable, on 18th street,
betvesn Franklin and GRACE, or at this Office.
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..,xur. AZ a supposed SLAYER.

New YORK. July 3.-The bark hate whien
o,as~sd from this port for Cape Palmas was
sled to-day as a SLAYER by the cutter Harriet
Lane Her crew are Portuguese. steam.
ing with several suspicious persons intended
Cor ths Kate was also seized.
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Sale conducted by GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN, Auct's

REAL ESTATE 0N..vENABLE AND
~ l3ra STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTION,
Immediately after the foregoing sale, at the re:
guest of the Union Building Fund COMPANY, will
be sold the LOT and large FRAMED DWELL
ING thereon, formerly owned and occupied BY
north line of Venable street 60 feet running back
l65 feet. Thus Is really desirable piece OF prop
srty.
After which, will be sold an excellent HOUSE
and LOT on the east line of 18th street, near te
Venable street, fronting Is feet, running back 80
feet, to o. A. Strecker's lot. }slfr 80 IS .
TERMS -Same as above.
jy3 GOUDIN l. APPERSON, Auct'rs.
VALUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE ON
" CHURCH H LII, FOR SALE AT AUG TON.
| will offer for sale at public auction, on the pre-
misses; on WEDNESDAY, the 18th July. 1860, at s
O'Clock p. M, . very desirable residence situated
on 27th, between Marshall and Clay streets, Church
Hill. now in the occupancy of the subscriber. The
Dwelling well furnished, having, Marble Nantes,
and contains seven rooms, besides closets. The
lot fronts ~ feet and runs back 132 feet This 10
really a very desirable residence, and persons de-
sirOus of purchasing req uested to examine the
premises.
TERMs-Very accommodating. and will he made
known on the day OF sale. +. v. SUTTON, JR.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN Il APPERsoN, Aucts.
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~ Hose. Heee.. Keep Csei..- Wither not
~ dTpopins sun,dfied flowers. when q few feet Of
HOSE will supply you with 3 refreshing shaver,
and make you .pok as fresh and beautiful a. when
you FIRST came forth. We have in store afuil sup
piy Of
and ~ iuoh RUBBER ENGINE HOSE
OF tsis very best quality, and selling at Factory
KNOWLES 4 WALFoRD'S.
je1--& $50 Main 1t.
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NIOTgCEs-Ths suhscriber having Only obtsjnv
~ ~ the licsnss required BY Law for that pur.
Ro4al oilcss hs sefvices 70 the trhlis .. general
PROPERTY, In The. !t0yn 81 Manchester and
county OF Chsstsyfeld. The suhscrihsr II also
prepaied 10 snako liberal 4dvAnpements upon Ail
! " - - 6KNJ. A. MOODY. =
AsaeAastet. Iuas y, IN 10 N-iswsws
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-04

IA Amusements. 1.-THE Opera Season.,
having closed kaowing the wants of this commu-
nifty, IRVING HULL has taken the Emporium
OF Fashion, No. - Msin street. corner l4th, where
be will cheeriutIy show his CASSI MERE,
DRAP D'ETE and lLK COATS ANCY
MARSEILLES and SILK VESTS, The best and
most comfortable amusement offered for the
smallest. amount Of money. Always ON hand, =
kne stock Of furnishing GOODS.
Doors open from 81 An to ~ 7; M. .s.
je 2S-46t Next to Pairo's Exchange Office