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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-01-26
Professional and Business Cards.
DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
DR.. B. F. ARLINGTON,
ezzsA A GRADUATE IN MEDICINE AND DEN
EET(SaA TISTRY, respectfully offers his professional
IITYYYC services to the citizens of Wilmington and
surrounding country the practice of Operative Dentistry
and treatment of the various diseases Of the mouth pertain
ing the dental structure
Particular attention will be given the treatment
regulating childrens teeth:
Office and residence Market Street, building formerly
occupied by j. g. Wright, Esq, Wilmington, N. c..
Ian 19tb 1860 2l-3m*
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MIR. Longworth, of Cincinnati, has sent to Mr.. Sher
man, the republican candidate for Speaker, present
of 200 bottles of his famous Catawba wine
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MRS. McCALEB'S HOTEL.
IL THE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform her
E friends and the public that she has taken the building
- on Chestnut street. below Front, South side, known
as the ROCK SPRING HOTEL, where she will be prepared
10 accommodate permanent and transient boarders at
reasonable terms and in the best manner.
March, 4, l859.-l52lt- 28-t.1 MARY s. McCALEB.
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III. W. GROVES,
INSPECTOR OF TIMBER AND LUMBER,
L WILMINGTON, N. G..
Sentember %. I859-4.6m
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EDWIN a. KEITH,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
- WILMINGTON, N. G.
Offers services Planters Factor Agent for the
Of Cotton; will give his personal attention to the sale
Of Cotton.
His Commission for selling Cotton will be so cents per
bale addiOna charge will be made. Cotton forwarded
to New York for 10 cents per bale.
oct. 4th, 1859
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ALDERMAN a. BETI ENCOURT,
VI 'HOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS,
w No. 81 NORTH WATER STREET.
UfOrders for Goods accompanied by the cash, or from
pu Ehal customers solicited and will receive prompt and
t4lF hl attention. [Juy 29, 1859.
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EDWAuD NIcPHERSON.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
- No. South Water Street,
WILMINGTON, N. c.
A 9th. lS59 5O-tf
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FROM CALIFORNIA

NEw 1ORS March 25.-The Baltic has arrived from
Aspinwai with California dates to the 4th inst. She
brings SSe5OO in specie. This small shipment was
caused by large investments in the Washoe Mines.
The L. $. ships Roanoke Sabine, and Relief, were at
Aspinwal.
fire occurred at Sacramento on the 4th resulting in
a loss Of $4,000.
The Democratic State Convention of Oregon elected
delegates 70 Charleston.
Gen. Buehras has been elected President Of Mica
ragua.
The revolution in Costa Rica in favor of FIX President
Mora, has been suppressed
Peru was on the eve Of war
It was reported that President Castillo was about &c
move his entire expedition against Bolivia.
Eighty ships were loading Chincha Island and other:
were daily expected
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TELEQRANdS.
DEMOCRATIC CALL.

WASHINGTON, March p The following call will be
published to-morrow The members Of the Democratic
National Committee are requested to meet in Washington
on Thursday, April 9Th, for consultation important
business. full and prompt attendance is desired
Signed, d. A. Smaly, Chairman J. H. George, @. l.,
Naandigham, Julius Hesse, Secretaries
Six or eight members Of the Committee are already
here IL understood that change viii probably be
made to the place Of meeting but thought mpOr-
that the Committee should be called together sat
sty public opinion and in the hope that the grievances
complained Of at Charleston may be abated The clamor
for change continues undated and there is some talk
among the individual delegates now here Of informal
call upon several of the State delegations to confer with
the National Committee on the subject
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Total Ayyrori-


s.U,IU ~, 100 aot,tIl ooUIU4 tUoUII
,-t,,s3 ON Saturday, that the average cost Of the
",.-,,sl ,1 this city, since March lst 1851. was
+ r,rN TO- but call Sle5, and the propriety OF
s.. H. In tls price IS manifest Ia the above table
.,,-e,s according % our calculation, is $3.50
En-. he viii rut &c down at S5'o,ouo 10 cover auuu-
49, n construction account, aa ample margin,)
.s.. e. obvious as indeed tis well known already,
..-. ..-.s.s and pablo buildings have been lighted
s......- aud % surplus OF receipts paid Into the
,e-y. The city has thas used ll',56&,"'o feet,
I'd + charged for at the rate OF $. per NJ H., would
-.rls1 >..I I25 II the works belonged % a COM
.,i .li. amount. had been collected from the city,
bsr teo-,liri, Of the debt incurred on Construc-
..,oBrt could have been retired. Wilth Council
-.--, 10 impose upon the gas consumers the entire
80 of lighting the streets and public buildings
Va l1pe H0t
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w. THOMAS & CO.'S celebrated Sugar cured can.
N vasSed lIam for saleby l. G.. B. DAVENPORT.
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BALTIMORE March 2tFlour closed q"iet-Howard Street
held 90 g. but only 1913 offered Wheat closed firm and
uncgur-d closed sradyye elbow 700 c; white o19c.
Provisions closed unchanged Whisky closed dull at % s
March t-Cotton closed hesyysaes Of coo bales
hrlyyales 81 10000 hhs; state IS
Southern - 9oG2o Wheat closed heavy sales
bush Corn closed heavysales q $4,000 hushesWhr
yellow IigS2tc Provisions closed dul Whisky closed
jg 23c closed steady and unchanged Stocks open
"a better. but closed weak-Cmaberani Coal Co. lS No Is
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MARINE

NORFOLK, March 2Jth-The steamer Georges Creek,
from Savannah for New York put in here having lost
her mizzen mast. She proceeded to New York this
evening The bark Tauger from Callao aud the schr.
Ann Maria from Sombrero, have arrived at Hampton
Roads.
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TBE HovE OBJ WASHINGTON ArrsE THg WAR-We
-r.e attention 20 the advertisement announcing the
sc OF be exhibition Of this Painting Tuesday next.
TIE work has received the most unqualified admiration,
ana e crowds which have visited il the last few DAYS
-.tl.s its popularity Having viewed the painting sew
5-l, times, we nov repeat what said in oly first no.
&c. that We 90 not remember 70 have seen work OF
l- So nearly Gu,tess Every one who has thus fer
hsd to attend the exhibition should seize the oppor-
-1tv now offered as the picture will be removed to
I-lr.estOu Immediately.
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EnR TIE GTIF


NoRToIg Msrct - The United States steamer Poca-
tontis is expected sail tomorrow morning with sealed
orders. There is no )ubt h,r destination is the Gulf
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sO NEGROES. day alto o'clock VIII sell any ia ely
DO Slaves. HECTOR DAYLs.
ja29-dtf
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sarrHEsN CounEeIAL GrmE-Me.srs. Greer. II

SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL GumE-Me>Srs. Greer. II
Blagamln and VIM. \ Wright are proposing to publish
- this CITY, Southern Commercial Guide. Both these
.snemen have been employed for some time at the In
.rr Office, and are competent 20 the task they are
l'5l, 90 undertake reliable Directory has long been
ul,ed 10 the South embracing. as this WILL all t1e tu.
men 10 the South and Souhwe C. We bospeak the
,s,euen and rbcr enterprise the favorable ideIa
ion and patronage OF our friends See the advertise
-s1t
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NV Rss.arsA>r viii De opened, to-day by Mr.
Fillmore formerly of the Ballard House, 10 Jhe rear Of
Nss.rs Tayior s. lssac- office. corner Of Main and l4Jh
streets. John ,buey hss been engaged bartender.
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vFctr Co.lEGE oy NiEciN'A.-A meeting OF the
-...r ,f Visitors Of the Medical College Of Virginia,
.t.. ... or ,l,, ri,I, ;rs, IN t,ts into ron.
f-s --' '- ''.. Wy. r-...,s 10, 800, ; ,.y., ~,
,.--iio- y. 49, ,....fr -. 3, ,., ,i,. No.,
st l,, o. ''- ~ ~. .t ...;, ,r ,L.. IL
ft 49,, ,...r..-,.;'. M, ,as ,-ir.g., ir;Ij;..,,
- OF ,,. -. D., 49, ,.,..t.- NJ sr,,i,l5
- .'' ,s ,I.. v-.,r-,, -t.. tgli.;o. or rs,
- ..r,-,.... nv, .,,srr,r.,g rf I..rrss
- r.,r. .i-,rs q,.r,, ,-s-snt a, -ii. lp.siir.-,
a. % ,r.e-..,I b., Ci.imorl. Wvnlt,1l Eo-
pm. r. a.. p.I--,rl. DE- Il II C,b-V Richmond
1.t- 81 .,,,...-r,,, pi.to,rl. Ji,r4s iroDs Fso
" d. L. -, mr. t--s.I - \yb..Ii,e-. d. / =
h''r-', N..' ~, a. a. 49, M - 80.
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MARKETs

NEW YORK. March "A. l.. Stewart the Dry Goods
merchant, has been taken 10 an insane asylum
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cry ITEMS.

o-,.,,o>-No 2--lu rcsum'ns our cons'd'
"a 6l' N.,,.,.tency and justice Of a reduction OF
,aoa Ne presen, the following table, showing
.cc OF g. 4, ;, of gas sold. NJ Il. OF gas on hand,
4. ranber o. - .,,Isnsation and leakage, each year
q 's' y " ne ,.nsal product being the quantity
- ry'nl's. .,e, lamps market houses, etc The right
,-lned "a .Lous the amount dccruiHg from the gas
,,gsF N n less per cent;
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l1ahts sl4l4n1


NJ collections for gas sold from lst March 81
Tas s'-t ,s0 amount TO S545 to5-the difference
o. $50 hs;,y from losses by insolyents Ia the follow
b W, show the receipts from sales OF soSs' tar ,H
.s e., 3rss AS plhlishej on Saturday, aud the APP
sa ,Al'-,ils of receipts over expenditures.
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PLANO EXTRAORDINARY.

PLANO EXTRAORDINARY
ID IL. TAYLOR has just received another Of DRIGGp
PATENT PIANOS the only Pianos constructed truly sct
entinc principles, for strength durability keep
and 10 retain their they M superior all other Panos
They highly adLlired by all who have heard them.
n. TBALBERG says OF fhsmi
The tone grand and noble has great capacity for sustaining
the sound singing and It's volume Of power
heard exceled In depth, purity sympathetic sweetness
GOTfSCHALK, sTRAK0SCH, MARE1llK, and many other
eminent Professors say Of them
The Of the squares equal the best Grand Piano Fore
excel them In pure musical iaonaon actual
uOyl
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MOST VALUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE

vi ON THE NORTH SIDE OF GRACE, BETWEEN I'm AND
SrH STRtErS FOR SALE AT AUCrI0N-Wt be sold at auc-
tion the premises THURSDAY AFTERNOON the 9th April
1861 at o'clock the large and conveniently located residence
In the occupation Of Dr. James Bolton fronting North
side OF Grace stree 81 feet running back 1873 feet alley In
common ID feet wide The tenement three stories
and contains II In addition bath besides
Kitchen containing four and bck stable and carriage
hous the alley The house built OF the materials
and has recently been Put IN complete repair
gndow s caps conic made Of on the gutter
lined with copper IL furnished with every mOdern
such cooking range air furnace bsh ROOM closets
&c These advantages together with IFS elevated heahu posi-
AID agreeable neghborhooj render the
able residences the city The property be nspectedbe
fore the day OF sale
table interest added deed taxes
and Insurance for lsG0 to be paid by the purchaser.
GODDIN a APPERS0N Aucts
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H. MAJ AND MATER POWER IN IHE TOWN m WI NM

UNXTR AORDINAKY AUCTION SALE OF CA.
II MAJ AND WATER POWER IN THE TOWN or WELDON
NORTH CAR0IINA.In conformity permission granted Ly
Of the Legislatures Of Virginia and North Carolina tie
Roanoke Navigation Company WILL the APRIL 1850
in the OF Weldon proceed sell auction Canal ard
Water Power and the said OF Weldon the State n
North Carolina The property consists Canal miles lony
beginning the head Of the great falls OF the Roanoke and tern
mating the foot Of the same IN the town. Also
miles above the and oneourt Of long which there
fall of feet and around Eaons falls With these Canals
be sold all the lands the the same belonging TO the
Roanoke Company With all It's privileges properties between
the Of GAOn and Weldon, including AQued Locks Mil
Sites and thing thereto appetainng This property Is
deemed Of value, and presents field capital and enter
prise without superior In the Southern country There P.
eighty and the volume Of River about
the passes the falls OF James River Weldon IA the
With Raleigh aud with Wilmington centre Of an exceed
focus Of four Railroads eonnecng with Richmond with Norfolk
ngy productive country An abundance cotton grown In
the negbobood supply the demands extensive cotton mn
ufsctues The lower Roanoke region proverba pro-
duction corn the upper Wheat with which Weldon Z
connected by Railroad aud River navigation.
Purchasers invited TO this property and Mr. Bgs
residing Weldon will show all desire TO see f. snd
will exhibit map Of the same.
will be onethrd cash In sir months oae
third months with interest deferred
required by the &C; Of the state OF ". O.
TH0S MOGEIiEE, proxy Of the State OF North Carolina
VIM H. CLARKE, proxy OF the State Of Virginia
WM H. WESS0N, for the Stockholders de29-ttds
~ The sale viii be conducted by
VIM. PANEILL, Auct'r,
Petersburg, vs..
Who WILL any llc, furnish necessary inormssn In re-
gard 10 the property, either Ia person by letter.
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r ARGE NUnRER OF REAUTIPUL I'm.

I ARtrE N 4 HEX UF fEF VTTFCL BTELD-
IL ia LOTS NEAR THE WESTERN LIMITS or MANCHEs-
TER, FOR SALE AT AUCIlOS-At the request Of Mr.. Geo
snelng sa SELL ~ public auction, the premises TUES
DAY. the 30 day Of April lsG0 az O'Clock II fair II not
the next fair day large number beautiful building
adjoining the residence Of the said snelings
plat Of the Lots be Office. These Lots
part remarkably we'll located and view
Of the city Of Richmond and surrounding country.
TEENOne third cash; balance al and months for Hegotla
be Interest added secured by deed title retained
The taxes for 1860 to be paid by the purchasers
mh2i-tds GODDIN A APpFRSON Apets
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VALUABLE BRICK STORE AND Dwell
' LING on THE SOUTHEAST SIDE or THE CANAL, BIZ j
TWEEN Crn AND 1TH Sis, FOR SALE AT AUCTION thu
request Of Mr. Barnett Wicker sell at public auction or
the premises on "WEDNESDAY the 2sth March, sGO O'Clock
NJ the brick store and dwelling located above now IN a.,
occupancy Of Mr. H. Koch annual rent o siGs payable
monthly The touse In good order, aud regarded
celent business stand
TfEA5-One fourth cash; balance at and IL months for ne
gotabe notes with interest added and title til last not
be paid The taxes and Insurance lJ be paid pun
chaser. GODDiN APPERSON,
mhlI Anrtio
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CARGO SALE OF PORTO RICO SUCAu,nd
BY GoDDIN APPERsOY, Auc.
GALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN THE CITY

- az RICHMOND, AND IN TIE COUNTY az HENkICo
Of the Circuit Court OF the City Richmond
the 81 March, lScO, Ia the Adams Adnsrato
premises, the order advertised MONDAY m. Ok -
1850 at NJ fair II the next fair ay the ,olos
lng valuable Real Estate, Of "ch the late John Adams died
lat That very valuable lot In Franklin SQUARE on the s M
street ooh and 2 streets adjoining The Towing
COupanys office fronting ~ feet and running back 1920 feet 10
Dock street.
a. lot fronting the North side Of or Marshall street
West OF shoekoe Greek, running back G22 feet
81 lot fronting feet the North side Of or Mar,bau
street Of Creek running on 10Th street s2
Lots Nos H. 6j &C. Co. Gs 81 In Dr. John Adams addition
fronting together 2s5 feet The North side Of or Clay street
running O5 feet and bounded the by IAN street
9TH Lots Nos IS g ~ IS % fronting together 200 feet on the
North side Of Poplar street In said addition running
gnlar depths, to the Old Mil camel
9Th Two 10 and H. Ia Dr. Jno Adams Concord stree,
PLAN fronting together 5 feet on the Fast side Of street
7u Lots 2 In Dr. Jno. Adams Concord street PLAN
fronting together 1857 feet the West line Of Concord
ming back iOu fret ard bounded the North street
sth Part OF Turner's Meadow lying Immediately rear Of the
three last named lots bounded by h street the West
the North
9th Part OF ditto ditto being triangular piece ground ~
ing the North line Of LoWnes street. which IL has front Of
about 40 feet run ing back to sharp point about 2O feet
10th Lots Nos g. 25 In plan ofand bought Of Meter fronting
together g feet the West line Of Concord street. running
18th A.o lot No. p the plan fronting feet inches
on the East ne OF Mil Alley and running back depth
of about li5 feet
18TH square No TO- In Adams and Mosbys PLAN
In enrco, bounded by Nrnab Peasants Mosby and
Streets having fronts on the two former streets OF go feet and
tn two latter streets 2>5 feet
lh Immediately after Of foregoing square and on
The premises thereof will be Sold 10; letter the plan Of Marion
Ill., gno, containing about VI land now cult
waited In clover by Mr.. Joseph !. peasants.
Plats OF The FOREGOING lots will be exhibited
TN-Enough In cash to deisy the expenses sale
ad ~ and j. months for negotiable notes interest added salts
acory end"ed and title retained until all the purchase money
ha be fully paid The taxes or 1850 to b paid BY the pueha
mh2j-td, With the will annexed Of Richard Adams deed
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TRY ONE

sCHUETZE d LUDOLFF, MANU-
- fACTURERS OF IRON FRAME GRAND, <eS<lRua
SQUARE, and PARL0R GRAND PIANO-FORrEs ESzyit4z2I
with all the Improvements conducive supe ~
i0rty OF tone, touch and durability GOLD MEDALS we're
awarded at the Fairs In New York ia 1884, &c and IS
Louis lsj9 Dealers Schools and Families will BIZ
calling before purchasing All instruments guaranteed
years Warerooms Asa BrOome St, "a few doors Of
Broadway NEW YORK fs90-sno
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SALE OF yAULauIE
/. J FARM WITH STONE QUARRY TUFPPON nv ntNVI = y

(NOnWiSS1ONEH'S SALE OF VALUABLE
~ Farm, WITH STONE QUARRY THEREON ON DANYnLE
NAILRO AD, ~ CHESTERFIELD COUNTY on JAMES RIVER
FOUR MILES FROM MANCHESTER-Ag one OF the
appointed by decree Of tie Circuit Chesterfield
pronounced Oh the i May lN the Of Patterson against
Cowng representatives, snail proceed sell at public auc
lion, The premises MONDAY the % April 1860 at IL
o'clock ~ II fair II not the fair day thu located As
above formerly owned by the late Willis w Cowng and Dur.
chased by Mr. George W. Cole sale former de-
entered In this The I3H acres and
adons the lands Of Richard Archer Nathaniel Green and oh
The buildings The nearly new sufficient for the
small family. The land partly arabic and partly ia
woods and there valuable quarry which from Us
proximity 10 the Danye Railroad adds greatly value MIR
Cole residing the pTem.e will take pleasure In showing The
place to these who may call on him.
THE TrRNs vi he made known the hour OF sale The Ys
for 1860 TO be paid by the purchaser
O. McRAE, Acting Commr
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XALUAnLH REAL rsTATRI Is TIE COIN

Tl OF hENRlC0, MAR THE CITY or RICHMOND AZ
AUCTONAt the Of the heir law Of the viii an
Gouldn deceased weshl sell Public Auction premises
IN the order advertised, FRIDAY Both March, 1860 vt Il
O'Clock the follow Valuable Real Estate Of which
GouIdIn died seized, viz
Lot No T. IN square o. In Ruheroords addition Union Hill
fronting - re 18th street, running the NORTH
side Of itrse 1870 feet Also Square 49, same addition
bounded by 3ph, 3s, q and X streets
And at o'clock p w. day. on the premises In I
order advertised the following Valuable Property
sydney, viz:
Three hundred and forty land on the south
side Of Grove street. being Nos and 49, extending from Vile
to Lombady street. running back l9 feet to lot w. c. Il
len, ESQ.,
Yher which will be sold Nine Lots In Rches PLAN Designated
as Nos O. g. 90 90 H. ~ 3D. a. 49, fronting together go I'm
the south side o Taylor running back
the new sydney Baptist Church.
After which, will be sold undivided molety Of that bes
u square OF Pour Acres with the large Brick Dwelling hete-
formerly owned and occupied by Mr. ~ sutton designated
tslNos. 2'2 23 2i 80 bounded by EmwOOd
arsiree Also the beautiful square Acres adjoining
Nos 2l 22 @ 3 bounded by Llmwood cover Robinson aai
Of Four Acres adjoining designated by Nos 81 BIS 80
go bounded by Dover Emwood Cedar and Robinson streets
At the time and place will he sold lO OF Land Ia The
lower part Of lenrco, adjoining the lands Carter
franklin Parker 6c and conveyed said Goudn by Jos ph
sharp by deed Of the 9Th September ISL Also
and place viii he sold wohrds Of undivided 20 Acre,
Of Land the Deep Run Turnpike the the late m
hrose Hutchinson and others conveyed said Goudn
lin, Trute OF Ro I. Wicker, by deed July $50
TRIMS third cash, balance at months negoIa
BE notes interest added and title retained til all the purchase
money Is fully paid The taxes for 1s5e TO be paid by "
chasers. GODDIS 4 APPERsON
Auc.fan
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No. PRESERVE THE TEETH
49, MEADE 4 BAKERS "sAPONINE TOOTH POW
DER confidently commented to the public the best deni
fdce ever made for removing tartar. preventing It's
formation, preserving ana cleaning the q eth,
and purifying breath II has been used by
citizen with entire satisfaction, and fully endorsed by best
dentists
READ THE FOLLOWING:
81 have used and prescribed hc - SapOnInc Tooth
Powder, Messrs Meade Baker, and in my opinion
preparation the ends 10 view compounded
JNO g. WAIT, Dentist.
Prepared only by MEADE 4 BAKER,
PharmSceutlsis, lsO Main street,
mhS Corner above POst-Onee, Richmond, Va.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
cO uHDs. DAmAGrL TOBA,
[ I0sMnlMIssI9NEH1 SALE OF VALUABLE

YtoMMIssI0NERs, SALE OF VALUABLE
II REAL ksTArk IN 1fIE CITY UP RICHMOND ON Clay
ASD srH srRtkTsA commissioners appoif decree Of
the Circuit Court 81 the cy u Richmond ronounred 2h
dag Of Fby, lsi la the ~ TAYLOR
shan proceed 10 sell public auction premises 90 nOS
Day, the 2Gh Of March lsCl At ~ O'Clock II lair II not
thu fair day the REAL EsTATE Gecrhed deere. sfr
SD consulting d part Of Lot No - IN the plan said ey front
n ~ feet the north side % Clay street running aboat
feet having thereon small Brick Tensmen Ako that oh,T
Let OF Lot No 49, ~ Clay and street, opt
81 feet the north side ~ Clay street. running bak On The
line Of sh street 81 FEET having thereon neF brick nhoo
ig8 rs fronting iU2 feet lbe street running
$50 feet and bounded the north by the Thon
". McCance
TERISOne third cash balance at ~ months fer ne.
gDAble notes added and title the par.
money fully paid The for sc0 paid By the
purchasers. -
PowHArGN RoBERTs, c0~''
Sale conducted by GopDN AfPERs0s. mh5
By HECTOR DAVIS, Auet
IN NEGROEs.-ThIs day 81 10 O'Clock viii sell any ia ely
DO Slaves. HECTOR DAVE
ja23-dtf
BY DICKINSON. HILL Co. Aue;s.
NJEGROEs.-THIs DAY. 10 O'Clock, viii be sOls o.
IN gree consisting Of hen Boys and Girls and WousE ard OIL
5ren. DICKINSON, HILL a CO,
S~Y2-dtn AeetonssIt
BIZ PULLIAM 4 BETTE Aueis
TX NEGROES.-we will sel This Morning, ~ 10 o'ciosi
LIZ Is Likely Negroes. PULLIAh BET1s, Aae4-
FrsntIn street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-26
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS, AT AUCTION -
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-26

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NB the aboyenamed sale should be prevented by the In
cemency Of the weather. the will place at the hour and
named the next suitable day thereafter Sundays except
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