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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-04-26

WHH ifrr rrPrffdhts person who PEI
.HH IH namfIha iahisl Nillos, lwilloss.l
1La htfhai sho dfe.tci the head ofA
aId, hha been enfigti 10 eafl The lgeLs
% fsHal
There lr man in Iegand - iai that a
-hIl vn' recently Killed. by his shadow
'i.nt oniL
r. opposed lhnt ths Gsl porson who
ihd lhc ilr.l vas the devil hence, hia alla,
"lieoIl ltenleh
hlf Jouel sttop 10 'frioni. and elose,
y ailnE ! am clad 10 be able 10 sag that
mi vIr n recovering slowly"
n 10 Huuil y nos rendered Elevated
i' an ,Gunl capacity with the lltiliatipg
rrisle. Of the tobacco plant.
The mln who gol tbo last word IN dspu,.
inr with q womnn, has advertised osbisln
iol wager against q locomotive.
II a said that watchdog Is not solarge
10 The morning ~ NJ night, becauschc ia lot
ou' q night and taken IN in the morning.
10 Gnl ont lho number Of children ~ a
street commence beating q bass drum. To
iud out the number of de men, star, dog
Sight
"sir,' said m onfagcl laudlady to ono
~ hrr boardors, "why do Won call this
union builert' because in union there is
strength.
A radical politician perccising two crows
flying side BY side. said. "Ah. that is lust
~ Il ought To be; hate TO see one crow
over another
Al late militia muster in kentuckya
big kcg was used as drum. II there was
anything in the kcg, Prentice thinks thcy
rallied at the tap.
Portor's Spirit Of the Times has an &C.
count Of dreadful old fellow, who would
rather tell lie on six months credit, than
tell the truth for cash.
A Young lady in Rails county captured
beaver lately, and also the man who Was
carrying il about on his head. Young lsdies
are given TO such tricks.
Why may professor wiihou, students b
said to be thc most attentive Of AL pro-
icssors. Because he has only two pupils,
aud they are always in bis eye.
An Eastern editor says he has had
pair Of boots given him, which we're so tight
that they came very near making him
/ TnivcrssIisf. because he received his punish.
incnt as he wew along.
A man passing through gateway 10 The
dark. hIt his nose against the post.
! wish that pos, was IN l--n, said Ia.
Better sish II Wa somewhere cl-c.' said
hysiander, you might run against u
again.'
Tho verb ''lose' is the one young eirls
are mos, prone to conjugatc; sitervsvd
they discover that though the first, IL il by
no means the sole verb in the grammar q
life. OF even the only one tha, implies ito b,
10 do, or 10 suffer.
A young ensign Of regiment, stationed
no, far from Manchester, residing IL lode.
ing.. the sitting rom Of which vss WY
small, was visited By one Of bis fashioaabls
friends, who, ON taking leave, said: "Wsll.
Cherries, and how much longer do yos usaa
10 siop In this nntshellf' To which ~
wiitily replied: Until become ksrnsll'
A CmLp'sIpr .. MAxsisp AND pros.-
A little ilaxen haired four .s,rs old gin IN
Palmer, in this State, was looking & some
| a. Il Il -. a = a -
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-04-26

Coogfve PARsSrPs.--Parsnips cooked a
n rafs,f. a. our hotel. and American FAM.
lics generally do them, make poor dish.
But dressed properly. TO vegs,abls excels
the parsnip. Mash equal par.s II par.nip
shd hlesly potato, make into fs,tcnei balls
aud fry them brown, mind ye.--1kt.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-04-26

To PkEssRyE Esss F.nH A YKAR.-
Mix handful Of unslaeted lime With the
same quantity Of sals, in three gallons oi
water: &r-s park the esrs. with the snail
end dssn. With ssme shavisss 10 keep then
down, and posr the mixtsrs over iken.
BE sare none Of then ere ssssksd.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-04-26

We NAV slwsy. joke when We please. II
ws are siwsys careful to please shen se
joAe.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-04-26
ION WORK

oy A.. psscsipsioss, from large Hand Bills 70
Fancy Cards, done with Nea,ness and Dispatch,
and on reasonable terms.
fTCAsu ON OCL1vERy..G -
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-04-26

sI@ uae, of less, tlhis sifa iyre,l tsay' "
constituted square ali over one square and unirf
Is lihs.. will be counted ~ ,vo squares COTS or
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-04-26

Rssssally ssssd bv sew operation which has been
shsrsoef1y teuoed is hssdreds Of case. vishaai
dsaees = l ssd the person lef, as perfect ss be-
foss - oeefleus ehish pscdaced the rupture.
I1aay ssasses rib shis dsass.s. uhs are perfect
II svvsnlecs, srs restored 10 their full value hy
he supNeiee. This lses ID veil worthy the atsen-
siss q I'll pesssss s1sssd eth his dissase. anu
especially slsse ssDefp.
Jso,ssv 4. 1ssA sl-lv.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-04-26
Jbt pansIl slaE
J FrntftHFp rVHhF fnrHfHIf N0T IFI
nv y-rt tANc. q r,vvAs.
eusscHrpTioa RArgs

~ ois year, 4 ydi dfiti'g ln advance, ~ o'
N hsl PAID a. shove, ,.a,.a....s......... .U
Pslags Hambsf, feH estf, casH,
All subscriptions 20, distinctly limited NJ 'hs
me u .nb.cfIhlbr, viii BE- continued mill 800 pf.
garages are paid. o. At opiianof lh'prarfitlof
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-05
KILOGRAMS.
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, April 4.-SENArE-The Chair presented
message from the President respecting the affairs of
Utah.
Mr. Green called up his Medill resolutions aud asked
their reference. Sr. salisbury defended MedIs char
acter a merorous officer. warm discussion eusued,
when the hour arrived take up the special order aud
hence the subject was laid over.
The Homestead bin was taken up Mr. Pugh spoke in
favor, and Mr.. Wgta against it, Till adjournment
HoUsE.-The Committee Military Affairs reported
against amendments 70 the Military Academy BILL calling
out Texas volunteers.
The POygamy bill was discussed The vote upon
which viii be taken tomorrow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-05
CITY ITEMS.

r,,,.rfoS-rHE INcUNBKSrs kS-EtKcrEp-
Ca'" LECTION Of municipal cfhcers took place yes
Ths 'n''- ,..sd OF viih the usual quetude. In JEFF
triAy Aos hsre me excitement ran highest several
frson 49, ,ions took place-al accompaniment OF
psrscaA -heh seems unfortunately, 10 be peculiar In
st On - Jsaer.on ward In The other wards the IN,
ths e. y ~ ,stiop vas chiefly confined 70 the personal
isrs rvsl candidates. The aggregate vote was Tar
frenas ~ sver,ee Of the past few years indicating
bos ,ssle,t Of the duty Of voting which pertains to
ever ~. old officers we're reelected, and the amend
Al ~ ,itv eh.rter providing for the election OF a
rea' y" - 49, Hastings Court, ratified by vety large
Jiass I, Jefferson Ward. all the old Councilmen
nt'.ii..s, we're reelected In Madison Ward, Mr..
sd Atbfeli was elected 70 the Council in place OF
g. n y Wbit6eld Who declined 70 serve again and Mr..
NJ -, ..s elected Alderman in place Of Mr. T. +
Us - who vas a candidate for the Council IN Jeiier-
~ Ward. ~, p ,.l,-.,, an, rT,,,-
u -S;, we're elected 70 the Council, in place Of Mr.
~ ,r Ineligible by residence within the new bounds
ION Ward and Of Mr.. T c. Eppes, who was not
H.,-F5,te for reelection. Nessrs- Jno. + Regnsu
en- m Anderson supersede as Aldermen, Mr.. Jas
50 10 was elected in Madison Ward, snd Mr. P. d.
20 who declined a reelection
S JEEFERsON WARD.
ia, first ave in each list elected. Those marked
T. ss.e--ks are new members
o., .-,I-,,,- W II. Richardson $50 K. o Hassins
80 I " Talbot Hfo Juo II. uleAutl o'''i ~ o. Alll
A Rane 26l A Y Stokes 2lJ; Luther Libby
Ell N Cirrncton 1856; T. f. Ballard l53.
-'' rt-rr, WIN. Taylor 500; r. d. Sanxay 1S6, Geo
S.lrsr 557. c. b. Hill G46; A. Ialoes Cps; G. W. Allen
"a T. Winston lCl, j. NJ Darlington 49,; B. Ward
veil ISL
r..,.,rnsu.-Cbas s Mills $50. 2. r. Grattan ST
N RY-- SD F. W. Roddey 627 Geo. X. Crutch6eld
a. Go. Randolph Sol, W Goddiu $50, 5. : Cot
- ma Geo. Whitfield 81" Jas. II. Grant %.
,r{rra,r .-'J5mes BRAY Stt, JnO. j. Binford S4S
"a. X Caskie SAP, r. NJ Burton sue A. NJ. Trabue 7Oi
Tsos r Price 62,-Scattering As.
MONROE WARD.
r,,a,i'asn-D J. saunders, COL, L. ". GlazebroOk,
.,s : %. Denool 527. u. r. Anderson 4t6 Fleming
cfr $50. q. ". H. TYLER, asa J 7. Powell 2S- Dr..
"a c,ber loo C. C. Elicit loI. T. Il. StarSe 81.
iri-rEsa.-N e Lpsc0mb 6S7, ". W. Tmt er'akc
si4 j W. Beyeriige, $50 'JnO. T. Regual.t SIS Dr.
!, anderson, us Adolpbus Gary, 100, Z. H. Sarke
y,s t. C. Elicit $40, T. G. Barham. mot A car dGatcl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-05
GALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN THE oITY


NEAR TO SAID CITY, UNDER DECREE or COURT-Dy virtue
Of the Circuit Court Of the City Richmond pronoun-
on the Sd March, 1890 In the Adams
against Carngton &C shat proceed 70 cell at auction the
1850 at O'Clock NJ II fair nj. the day. the follow
ing valuable Real Estate OF which the late John Adams died
M That very valuable lot in Franklin Square on the South side
street 20 AMI 2lst streets adjoining Towing
ConPauys Oce fronting 81 feet and running back 800 feet
3D. fronting the North side Of or Marshall street.
West Of shockoe Greek, running back t22 feet.
3d. lot fronting 20 feet the North side OF Marshall
street. East of shockoe Creek running back 10th street.
4h Lots Nos g. G5 &C. g. s., 81 In Dr. John Adams addition
fronting together 2 feet on the side Of or CLAW street
running back 100 feet, bounded the West by street,
side Poplar street addition running back Of ire.
gnlar depths, to the Old NH canal.
9th Two lots Nos 10 and H. In Dr. Jno Adams Concord street
plan fronting together jlH feet the East side Of Concord
It'll Lots 49, 2 In DR. Jno Adams street plan
fronting together 1861 feet the West line Of Concord
sh Part Of Turner's Meadow lying Immediately in the
three last named lots bounded by lth street the West
which has front Of about $50 feet and by Lowne street
9TH Part Of ditto ditto being triangular piece Of ground ~
Ing on the North line Of loSne street; on which has front Of
about l25 feet run ing back sharp point about 42O feet
10Th Lots Nos g. IS In plan ofand bought OF Mee fronting
a depth Of 10 feet
iih Also lot No. a. In the said plan fronting inches
on the East Inc Of Mill Alley and running back average depth
i2h That valuable square No. TO- In Adams and
In Henrco bounded by Yenabe Peasants Mosby and Adams
streets having fronts the two former streets 800 feet
the two latter streets 2s5 feet
18Th Immediately Of the foregoing square and on
the premises thereof will he sola lot letter the plan OF Marion
Ill., Henrico containing about Of land now cult
waited In clover BY Mr.. Joseph =. Pleasanis.
Pats OF the foregoing lots viii be exhibited at the hour Of
TEsEnough In cash defay the expenses balance
at G. ~ and i months for negotiable notes salts
factory endorsed and title retained until all money
sha be fully paid The taxes for 1850 to bs paid purca
GEO W. RANDOLPH. Admir-
mhs6tIs With the will annexed Of Richard Adams decd
VIII be added the above following real estate boog
Ing 10 ue same esate, viz lot fronting about 100 the
east line OF 18th street. running back about 100 sreck
line An undivided fourth part INTEREST," In
lot No It, Craig plan, containing 81 acres.
mt3l-tds GODDINA APPFRsON Aucts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-05
RELIEF AZ TEN MINUTES.
3 r Y AN =
PULMONIC WATERS

I3t Ho: certIia cnd spesdy Teaedy erer di7'o0eTed
yor az Diseases Of He Cisst and Lungs Coughs,
C0a's aszllg0, t0Hsllap.ior. Bro--stls, Ifgg.-
efis1 RoGrssss,s, D.atcuA BredttiHg,
sore T1r0Gt &c, &c.
THESE Waters give the instantaneous and perfec ree
and when peeyered With according directions fall to e
feet rapid lasting Thousands have been restored 70
perfect health who have tried other in vain To an classes
constitutions hey equally blessing and
need despair no long disease may existed
may BE- provided the organic structure OF The VI
"a organs hop,e,y desaysd Every aed should
give them impartial taL
To y0yALIs PCstg KEs these Waters peculiarly
valuable they viii The occasona
hoarseness their regular for few days witt all uines
Increase power debility the voice greatly improving
tone compass ccarness which purpose they regu
larry usedby many professional vocsls:s.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor,
Rochester, New York.
Price 25 cents per box by ArsspectAble Duugsts
HHU
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CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF DELAWARE.
FOR APRIL 1850.
FRANCE, BR0ADBENTs & CO., Managers.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE

The Managers call ne attention Of ne public 10 De focnc
Spend'd schemes 70 DC drdtOn IN Wilmington Deiudrs
BYSTATEA UTHORITY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-05
RESISTANCE To FEDERAL LAWS.

BOSroN April TT. K. Sanborn was arrested at Con.
cord by the Federal officers last night under a requisi.
ZION Of the Senate Committee The arrest caused much
excitement he first refused to accompany the officers
but being hlndcufed taken a carriage struggling
violently The town bells were rung and a crowd col
lccted BY whom Sanborn was forciby taken from the
officers and kept until writ Of h0Jsas corpus was OBJ
tanned from Judge Hosr, Of the Supreme Court The
case is progressing before full bench in Boston,
consisting Of Judges Shaw Metcalf Bigelow Merriek
and HOar The subject introduced in the Legislature
10 the form OF resolution to employ the States Attor-
uy for the defence but the resolution was briefly deba-
ted aud laid on the table.
SECOND DISPATCH
BosroN, April 4.-Chief Justice Shaw has decided on
the writ Of h0jeas corpus that the sergeanat-arms of
the United States Senate could depute his authority
TO another party. SanbOrn was discharged, and left
with his friends for Concord There was much applause
in the court room.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-05

MARKETS.
PuuuoEE Apr4 Flour unchanged Wheat buovant-Whits
1850 CT; Red l4SUt5 Corn active 7CGI2 Pro
visions uncha- ged Whisky steady az 2zE.
NEW NoEy. April Socks are beter-Yirgnla 6s Cotton
dun Bresdsufs unchanged Provisions dali and unchanged
Naval Rice unchanged oquoable changes any
articles.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-05
EYL&G B. DAVENPORT. Arcrs
BY JAS NJ TAYLOR A SON, AUCTs.

ENXTR tORDINARY AUCTION SALE OF CA
NORTH CAR0LINAIn conformity with permission granted by
Of the Legislatures Of Virginia North Carolina the
Roanoke Navigation Company will, the April 1850
In the town Of Weldon proceed TO sell by auction their Canal
Water Power and the said Weldon state
North Carolina The property consists Of Canal miles long
beginning the head Of the falls the
mating the foot Of The the Also
miles above the one-fouh which
fall Of feet aud around Ea.ons falls With these Canals will
sold all the lands the margin OF the same belonging
Roanoke Company with all is privileges properties between
the Of Gaton and Weldon including
sites and every other thing thereto appeanIng This property
deemed Of value and Geld capital and enter
prise without superior In the Southern country. Fall
eighty feet and the volume River is about
the passes the falls Of James Weldon the
focus Of four Railroads eonnecngt With Richmond with Norfolk
lngy productive country abundance cotton grown Ia
the nghborhood 10 supply the demands extensive cotton
uactues The lower Roanoke region proyeTa for It's
ducou Of cora Snd the upper for Wheat with which Weldon IL
connected by Railroad and River navigation.
Purchasers invited TO examine this property Mr. Bass
residing Weldon will show 1t 10 all who desire and
will exhibit map Of the same.
TERMS OF sale will be onehd cash. onehrd SIX months
third In twelve months with interest
requiredby the act Of the State Of N. O.
TH0a. MoGEHEE, proxy OF the State Of North Carolina
WIN. II. CLARKE, proxy Of the State Of Virginia
WIN, II. WESsoN, for the Stockholders. de2s-d,ds
~ The sale will be conducted By
wM PANNIIL, Auct'r,
Petersburg, Va.
Who WILL at any time furnish all necessary information In
gard 70 the property, either in person or by letter
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-05
CATARACT
WASHING MACHINE.
Clothing, Time and Labor Saved
INDISPENSABLE To HOUSEKEEPERS.

NHE simple durable article ever offered 10
Il public % alleviate the dlscomfort- u w1sh-dsy
DESCRIPTION.
consists Of eta cynir with ribs on the Inside AMI an
Interior wood There s % nom 10
nrhe. between the cylinders one both c. lin
des the tne In opposite directions rapidly Sresug
sus forcing e through the clothes aud euecnAy fN
Ing 1he acton he does the work quickly DIS
penses entirely With rubbing thus the wear OF CLONES
SULLIVAN HYATT, Propnetors,
81 Beekmsn St, New York.
R-stat Co-ny Rights sale, and purchasers sup
Piled With Machines at Wholesale liberal terms
s.i---,o8, 40 B-,aavv.v fe2S-d6w}m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-05


ANrsENENrs.-At the Theatre, the western Sisters
are aordng intense qualification to the admirers of the
lesser drama Maggie Mitchell will have look to her
Richmond laurels, Miss Lucille will appropriate them
to herself, by monopolizing the affection Of the Adde'S
cents VINO throng the stage boxes and parquee. Miss
Helen will, of course. share the honors.
At Mechanics Hal, another burnt cork troupe is Civ
ing series Of concerts They are termed the Original
Campbell Mmstres and having considerable reputation,
VIII draw crowded audiences of Ethiopian Min
streis always draw well in Richmond To large class
OF people, there Is something in their original perform
ances very Promove of delight and the interest never
seems TO wear out We think however, is about time
Tor the introduction OF something in the serenadng
line Why cant burnt cork be dispensed with altogether,
and the musical and vocal talent seeking develop
ment under the disgusting "ngger disguise be brought
70 bear upon the public in gentee STYLE in character
Stc musical Illustrations Of the Irish, Dutch, Scotch,
French, etc 1t would pay.
TRADE WITH THE NoRrH- Since the lst of January As
vessels with assorted Gagoe from Northern ports have
arrived in the Dock viz q from Baltimore II from n.
York, and Is from Boston Same time last year, 29
from Baltimore II from New York and II from Boston.
Total %. Apparent decrease this wear, nine cdrgoeS,
eight OF which, 1t viii be observed off Baltimore.
New ork loses three and Boston gains hUo Ii is pro-
babe that the Steame between this city and Baltimore
have done more Of the carrying business this year than
they did last year.
MISDIREcTED-In the list of letters advertised in the
Baltimore Sun, of Tuesday, are the names of "Gnter,
Alvey Arents' and "Snodgrass Johnston doubtless
miSdirected invoices, intended for Richmond firms.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-05
CAuTION

Persons living distance should he extremely cautious
whom they order Lottery Tickets Certificates Packages
Tickets The country flooded with bogus swndng
reS Every nducemen held out persons ey
In them. Capital Prizes OF from $4,000 TO $4,000 head Fir
schemes-w Tickets at One Dollar 100000 Capital
offered Tickets Five Dollars All such In every instance
frauds and II money sent to them for Tickets II rh
away without the shadow chance getting prize
OF all Lotteries where the Capital Prize unusually
In comparison 10 the price Of Tickets In where
large Prizes offered for small cost Of Tickets down for
a cert ain fraud.
ar All orders addressed to FRANCE, BR0ADBENTs CO,
Wilmington, DEL will with prompt attention. ed
official drawings sent as
FRANCE, BR0ADBENTs CO.,
na- vi WfmfnO Deta
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-05

z, 500 Mr. Seldom qoso M Holiday. roe and sent.
tering IS Messr. Hobbs and Leake we're declired duly
elected Delegates 20 the National Convention.
Aessrs E. W. Morris Of Hanover and 10. Dabney,
ofPoWhatan, were elected Alternates after which the
Convention adjourned sine die
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-05

SpS PRESERVE THE TEETH
~, MEADE BAKERS "sAPONINE TOOTH-POw-
confidently mended 20 the public IS the best den
frce made for removing tartar, preventing It's
formation, deserving and cleaning the teeth,
pg breath IL has been used by our ~
crsus entire subtraction and IS fully endorsed BY our best
dentists.
READ rHE FOLLOWING:
81 have used and prescribed the SRpOnine Tooth
Powder, o. Me1srs Baker, and In opinion No
HKrER preparation the In be compounded
JSo q. wAYT Dentist
Prepared only by MEADE BAKER,
Pharuaceutists, iSG Main street,
rhs Corner above Pos,-O ice, Richmond. Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-05
PLANO TIMING
PLANO EyTRAOunINARY-

PLANO EXTRAORDINARY
ID III. TAYLOR has Just received another Of briggs
PATENT PIANOS the only Pianos constructed truly SCI
enifc principles, for strength durability power Keep
and TO retain their tone they far superior 10 all other RAnos
They are highly admired by al who have heard them.
~ TESLEEikG says OF them:
The tone grand and noble II has sy for sustaining
the sound singing and is volume have nys
heard exceled In depth, purity sympshet.e sweetness
GoTTsCHALK, srRAK0sCH, MARETZEK, and many other
eminent Professors say Of them:
The Of the equal the best Grand Plano Porte
excel them In pure mulcAl nonsion and actual tone
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-05

MARINE.
HAMPTON RoAps April Arrived, bark Light Brig
de, $50 days from Pernambuco, with sugar.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-05

SCHUEFZE 81 LUDOLFF, MANU.
- PACTUkEHs OF IRON FRAME u RAND, <vt&E4oz~a
SQUARE, and PARL0R GRAND PIAN0.PORTRs t$sts;<1<%
with al the improvements conducive 10 supe \
rioriy Of tone, touch and durability. GOLD MEDALS
awarded At the Fairs New York In 1851 SO and % In ST.
Louis, 1859 Dealers Schools Families money by
calling before purchasing All instruments guaranteed
years. Warsrooms 452 Broome ST, "a few doors
Broadway NEW YORK. fe30-smo
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Hide, Oil andLea1I,er Stor,

D. KIRKPATRICK SONS No 81 $. Third Street, between
Market and Chestnut Streets Philadelphia for sale DRY AND
sATED SPANISH HIDES Dry and Green Sailed Pstna KpU
OIL Tanners Curriers' Tools prices and
upon the best terms.
a All kinds Of Leather in the rough wanted, for which the
highest market price will be given in cash. taken in exchange
Hides Leather stored free Of charge and sold commission
t2l-d8m
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY GODDIN APPERsoN, Aue,s
yrnsT nx,s.

- COT NOIL CIItMhf.h HIIIt FUK stLk AT AUCTION
commencing at ~ o'clock " desirable
and egby located lots on Council Chamber HILL Maps the
property can he the Office OF the auctloneer.
TRSsOne-fourth cash balance and years for nego.
table notes Interest added secured by trust deed
for I,6O to be paid by the purchasers.
Ap3-tds GODDIN a APPERsON Aucts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-05
RHODE ISLAND ECTIOV

NEw YoES, April Private dispatches from Rhode
Island says Sprague viii undoubtedly be elected by
commanding majority.