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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-03-09

Hydrocarbons Of important Events, En-
M gagements, &C. ysry c 1I.p book
for the purpose is the POChEI DlAhf, Wnlc9
expense accounts, Almanac, &C.. besides answer
ing the purpose Of Pocket Book.
The sizes are small medium, and large. and the
prices vary from Is conts to 81 each. Also extra r
large sizes for Counting House use, Family Ex-
penses. and Daily Journals at rs cts. and 81 20
Also the Physicians Pocket Day Book, Visiting
List and Diary, 81. ro,,r,,
my~AH the above are for sale at RAND0IPH'S
Book Store and Bindery, Richmond, Va.
February 10, 1860.
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MATTRESS MAKING.


THE undersigned having provi9e ed themselves
i with one Of the best Machines for pre- airing
Shucks for Mattresses, are ready to fill all ORDERS
in that line. AS we intend to- make them Of the
best material we invite those in want of good
article to cali and examine our work.
W. SWINK & son.
January 20 186O.-tf
R0O NEGROES WANTED.--1 wish to
OUU purchase 500 likely young Negroes, of
both-sexes, for the Southern market, for which l
will pay the highest market prices in cash. My
addressis Staunton, or Middlebrook, Augustus CO..,
Va. J. r. CARSON.
z : February 10, 1860-6m. *
CTRAW AND CORN STALK CUTTERS.-We
~ have on hand some of Cummings Straw and
Corn Stalk Cutters, said to be superior to any Cut
ter now in use in this county.
References can be made to y. Parkns, VIM.
NJ. Tate, John s. Byers Henry B Seig and COL
William D. Anderson alt of whom have them in
use. WOODS d GlLkESON
Stanton, Feb. 10.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FASHIONABLE STOCK

FASHlONABLE STOCK
FANCY DRY GOODS,
SUCH AS
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND
AMERICAN DRESS GOODS;
PLAIN, STRIPED, AND
ROBBED Silks;
MER1NOS, PARAMATTOS, DE-
BEGES, DELAINES,
CLOAKS, MANTILLAS AND
SHAWLS, Of the Latest Styles
EMBROIDERIES, AND WHITE
GOODS, OF ALL CLASSES AND QUALITIES
GLOVES, GAUNTLETS,
HOSIERY, &C., &C. &C.
Also large quantity of
LINSEYS AND FLANNELS,
OF ALL COLORS;
BROWN AND BLEACHED
SHIRT1NGS
CASSIMEHES, SATINETS AND
KENTUCKY JEANS.
TOGETHER WITH LARGE STOCK OF
DO M e STiC obs
all of which we will sell at
NEW YORK MARKET PRICES.
and ON as good terms as any HOUSE SOUTH
All we ask fof is call, and will do orr utmost
to please the public in every respect and trust that
they will consult their OWN INTEREST by favo-
ring as with large share of their patronage.
c. L, g. D. SICHER,
Whites Old Stand.
Staunton, Sept. 16, 1859.
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I OST.-Between the National Hotel and nv
IL house, on Thursday evening last, BUNDLE
containing lady's Shawl, sc. The finder will be
suitably rewarded on delivering it to me.
Staunton, Dec. l6-tf THOS. l.. dARMAN
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND FARMERS.
~ Under no eircums .ances will goods be deliver
ed from the depot of the Va. G r.. R. at stanton
without written order from the owner,
Staunten. left. w. A. BURKE, Agt.
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lust RECEtVED.-A very fine lot of all
j kinds of SRECTACLES; plated. steel and gold
ard all kinds Of Spectacle Glasses, concave, convex
and coored. A. LANG.
Stanton, Feb. 8, 1860.
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FOR TOWN SERGEANT.

Ma TO THE VOTERS OF RHE CORPORA
TION OF STAUNTON-I am candidate for the
office of Town Sergeant at the next election; and
have only to say, if elected that will devote my
whole time it and will discharge its duties to the
best OF my ability.
Respectfully, JAS. H. WATERS.
Jan, 10. 1860.
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Is. 365 prizes, amounting to 1910, 900
Whole Tickets $40 Halves SIS Quarters ST. so.
Persons who desire need only remit the risk
Pa ,kage, for which we will send Certificate as
follows:
Certificate of Package of l6 Wholes, costs 500
Do. do. l6 Halves, I" 4S
Do. do. IL Quarter, GO "a
Do. do. l6 Eghths, " II
Ma Prizes paid immediately after the drawing
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LOST :! LOS rM

E1THER between Baylor's Mill and Staunton,
~ or at the Fire on Thursday, large Sum OF
Money, in notes which the owner can describe.
liberal reward will be given to any one who will
deliver it at the Vindicator flee. - ~
Nov. III, 1S59-tf.
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Plaster.

r am now receiving 900 Tors Of the best Windsor
i Blue Plaster. ever brought to this market
which will sell low fur Cash, or Country Produce
Call at the Freight Depot. W. A. BURKE.
Staunton. January 20, lsd0-Sm--S. Copy.
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New Boot aud Shoe Establishment.

r HAVE jrst opened at Mr.. D. ". Kennedy s
i Old Stand, opposite the Post Office, a new
BOOT AND SHOE STORE, and will keep con-
stantly on hand at all times, the hes; quality Of
Boots, Shoes ard Ladies CATERS, which will sell
at the lowest city prices for CASH. l will also be
prepared to furnish the best style Of work to order.
LEVI COHEN.
< Staunton, March 2, 1s60.-3t*
Fresh Garden Seeds
ERESH GARDEN SEEDS fer sale bv
Il DIR. YOUNG.
staunton, Feb. q, lsso.-tf
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Commission LEATHER STORE,

EDW RID JENKINS.
Successor Of William Jenkins & Sons,
Oil and Leather
DEAT.ER.
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FRESH ARRIVAL FINE WATCH
ES AND JEWELLERY.

TIME subscriber is now in receipt Of a new sup
i DIV of FINE WATCHES AND JEW [R
ELRY at his stand IN Main St., doors west "a a.
of Prices Hardware Store. to which he in ezsazas
vites the attention of the public. His stock is
large and complete, and will be sold at satistacto-
~ prices.
~ Watches and Jewelry repaired.
j. w. MEREDITH.
Stanton. Oct. II, 1859
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- MOkING TOBACCO-OfN No. i Quality
- Barrels and 10 lbs Bales. for sale BY
B. j. GLENpY.
per G. T. Cochran.
Stanton, Nov. II, 1859.
e DOZEN ROCKING CHAIRS, from sl.50 up
y wards Also a large lot of FUBNITURE which
can sell very cheap. A. D. CHANDLER.
Staunton, July %, 1859.
CPAULDlNG's PREPARED GLUE for sale BY
~ P. H. TROUT d co.
Stan on, Feb. II, 1880.
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.rox March 2.t.--S.nafe.-Tr Ci-y
NA''U.' .ss,orably to a bill authorizing .eNy-
--i1TN-"ra duties fer the Improvement oil
~ ..I.Untre. below New Orleans.
~ tsne 81 reduced a hiii 10 complete GER
~ I,fary roads in New Mexico.
-. ciay reported 3 t'ii ioi me eeheia'
b.. ~ Az international code o. marine
Is; 4. :; rpen offered a resolution Tor recess
s.rtt sa.h 10 May 2Via, which was re-
,si ayes -. nays ~
f,hu was passed 10 better prevent dcSer'
Alsed facilitate enlistmen'S IN the army
sge relating 10 the protection OF the dis
',,ars o. guano in their discoveries.
tt.- au Executive session. the Senate AL
The French Spoi.a'ion and Kansas
sion riiis We're reported.
Va President sent in = mes sage protesting
- ,hP action Of the House III regard u
:. Executive department, growing out o.
Ems of Mr. Cov0de's alleged corruption
>,,Jgaiisg committee. and denied tha' the
80 IAN investigate his condnct 'AceF' uh
= impeachment, under the clause OF 'he
.-..,,ntion He SAYS even The privilege ex-
Ina pickpocket are denied him, and
-,.rg,s rroof 10 show that his personal or
-.,.,l conduct has ever been contrary ~
..-lis> q honor.
80. sherman and Crow took issue with
o.. President, the former saying that sucsi
ines AS were in hat message brought
e,rss / Ia the block
ys,.r, Bocoek, Craig OF y. G.. and Wins
= sad ,Ar President did not question the
tE.of he House 10 iuyes tigate his conduct,
-. ,b,,stal 10 the manner Of the lnNes'Iga-
s ws,ch vas subyeTsi,e OF the rights of
..- Executive Department, and unknown 10
p, i!z4d nations.
81 N excitement was occasioned by the
-s.sq5e which was finally referred to the
I,,,r,.,ee on the Judiciary.
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800
FUTURE DAYS.
nv 4. y. Geek, Aucs.

Mo-, ExTENsJvE SALE. BYCATA-~
ASfkLoguE. OF 5000 Of THE MOTT
PEAR APPLE. .CuRkAN rs; MONTHLY
MATED AND WILL, KSoWM kUksEET
or Al ARDtN. OF WASHINGTON. D c.
viii sell lat my saies-To"iii. on FRIDAY
,norning, April tth. at ~ O'Clock. 10y eats-
losue. choice coll ion Of the most approved
try OF two Thousand PERPETUAL Ever
BLOOMING ROSES, comprl::n, IN part.Tea
Standard. Baurton. Perpetual Hybride. Moss,
Monthly Moss, Noisette and Ginning ROSES.
Also
A choice collection of Dwarf Pears, Apples,
CuTTants, Monthly Raspberrles &c; Double DAN
has, Geraniums and many other new aud rare or
namental Trees and Plants; all OF which are war
ranted true Ia name and Of h,st quality.
| ask the attention of nurserymen. heads Of FAM
lies. &c to this kale. as 1t comprises the best col
leetlons to be found in Europe or America.
TERMs-Cash.
A. JARDIN, Kurseryman
Washington. D. G.,
NH 30 r. Il. COOK. Auct.
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BALTIMORE, March 24-Fiour steady and I'M
CHANGED Eheat tlrm-wh,te unchan, ed; red
,lHssl4 Corn dull-wh,te 65 90 cents-a de
cine Of > cents; yellow 70a7i cents. Provisions
mere setlve- Bacon SIDES 10 cent?: mess pork SE1a
lis. prime d. SIS. Whiske, 22t2 cts.
Ngw {oRk, March 23.-Stocss better-Fa IS
So Cotton yary dull. Flour heavy-S 1uthern
.5S3 30 Is. Wheat heavy--choice white el7o.
YtusOIs gaiet- mess pork Sl7n IL 81; prime
.lia sE III. Nhiskey steady. Sugar finn. Tur-
Eenine dull, Al i6is cts. Rosln lower--saes of
i.e bAs Il 81 60 Rice uncn .nsed.
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M GSX1HeM S ~ II hsN H8{2i 49, III cl1Y
e r. Nm "A: Il - Ia, sssf 49,.
&: s & s ss s1 81 = 9 6
LOWING valuable real sstste, of Which IT. I'D
Rs!S: ssses s Es a s:, ~
Nm: i "a: Il: ss,;s. g. :;;' ]; =:
,1 n.S !. ce,ect H. e TIE s.ms az ea f.
xS sa. :a, sro.srty 3 Tie Town q s. 4: "a
srses Se snSss No. e i snd o. hs soss ovs
- 1xmcaIdy street rsnnins back 10 cst g N q
A n: = v hsisSn *; hss I. -,
Rsn :. S sS.a a. s'ss tcts y ssai;s
Eop ss9s. soTssnss zS t:si d q
Aftsr wIieh viii s. s"S an snd,vded os.,, ~
BE isss. IN .. g: :s
eceagied p Sutton. = Ios. ~ Is.
- Ts e * EP ad
Eimwood. Dover, Robln.on ana MuIse y Streets e.
sis, So So ocundsd ~ Dover. Ei%wooS. &c c.d.;
At the same time and place will BE- sold le7 aeyss
e ess Land IN the Psrt Of
Parker, &C.. and CONVEX Cd e said Gocldn s. Jos
SHARP. by deed Of the eth September, .lss3. Also.
At the same time and plac. will b sod twe thirds
Deep Run Turnpike. near ne lands 81 he l.ss
Ambrose Hatcheson and others. conveyed 20 said
By dsed Of p sst Jn Poo trustee Of T. "'ofsr'
m.rss: c1 s.sa balance :. and
title retained till all the purchase money l. fully
S sss The 'A1s ob Isl SS e E3SssS e: E
P.S:-it is probable an arranxement VIII b made
with the owner Of the other undivided moiety Of
the three loaT acre lots IA sydney. g ss to sell
mh 3 whole ana not as a" und'v'd'd 2e'; 4,
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r,,tS,w Orlran>-Ihr Prize Steamers.
yru, osIrAEs, March 29.-Fell q Marsh's
,.a+k4ry store. on Gra,ier street, was burnt
@.tgi.bf. Loss ScA,NN.
The n7izp steamers Marc uese and Miramon,
Lave been libelied BY The L. ). Marshal. ana
|s p,l.0urrs ale being examined.
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noIiherli ..arketS.

EEw YoRg, Aarch 2e.--The steamship i ork
iy~a, from Richmond, Is comiu~ up the bay
O'clock, p NJ
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The Ohio atpittsburc.

prrqsDrEG, March !s-There are five feet
o., inrbas of water III the channel to-day by
,ss njrr mark. and falling. The weather IS
I.af and cool
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Marine News,

NV YclG, March .s.--The steamship Asi;
sal.t at ncea ter Liverpool, with leo passen
gers. She tooG cut no specie.
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EURNITURE- FURNITURE, TO-, AT
l. .AUCTlON.-On FRIDAY. 3Oth ipsi., at 10
O'Clock will sell, at my store. 4 large 90 of gem
teel URNlTURE. the most of which in entirely
rev, consisting Of
Mahogany and. Black Walnut Wardrobes: @
Black Walnut and Oak Book Cases Mahoe auy
Marble n,a Top Bureaus; sidshosrds; Mahossny and
Tables; Washs lands; Canc and w God Seat Chairs;
Hair and Shdck Mattresses; Feather Bets, &c .&c.
Mahogany Secretary and BoOk-CAse
nh q +. b. COOK, Auct'F.
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sa;liH.oi the L sist.

Bosros, March The bark "lsle de Cuba,
.eil-d as shaver, has been condemned 10y
Judge Sprague.
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CITY or RICHMOND.

n> TO the CITIZENS or RICH.
kA8 MOND Under st andne. from unJoubsed
authority. that card VIII appear n tho papers on
mo that are calculated 10 prejudice many II tks
voters. wa; That ! have made falss state me ts.
and that my report to the Coinn,ittee on lighf n
not correct. &c. With others OF a similar character.
witch. 1t true, would very properly Justify nv
fellow citizens in eondemn.ng me at once. and
many to whom ths facts are unknown; thus
is 10 iorewarn the community against siv-
ing eTedencc to the card If it appeats. and NJ ~ a
sane time To assure thcm that all Of m, . ,iarts
have been to man age tho Works property ana s"c
nomiea,lv, I def any INVESTIGATION which nav
be made in rcgard to tina expenditure ar AM
other matter connected with the " orks daring ihs
past year. very respectfully,
mhao-a' JNo. ]. FRY.
t,a.a MONROE WARD. The fo,,o,r;,n
sv~Sls7e ticket will he supported for Monroe W sra
at the Ward elections on Wedne ssiay the i'm d.~
of April next: '
oUNCiLNEN.
y D. Denoon, l.. w. Giazehrook.
u. J. Saunders. Cspt. Ro. g. Caheii.
Fleming Griifin.
ALDERMEN.
4 Starke. Nv Revsndge,
n Z. Lipscomh. C.. G.. Elicit
NH so-td, Wv. Timteriake.
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by Richard Cauthorn, Auct,
COTTAGE FCRNITURE AT ACe.rPON

7!DTTAEE FCKNITUKE AT ACCTfON.
~ On FRlDAT, 0th inst, at 10 O'Clock, at my
Cottage Furniture: containing each one WsTdro6s,
one Cabinet, one benstead. one Cane Rocker. four
Towel Rack. One il = beautiful grained oak. ana
the other deliberately painted Wilt also lie s0ltl
SIX superb Mahogany Spring seat Chairs, and
sGnirv other articles.
DRY GOODS. CLOTHlNG.-After the above,
lot Of clothing. consisting OF Cassi mere, Cloth
and Satinet Coats. Satlnet and Cashmere Pants,
fancy Silk Crayats. ps Prints. large lot Of Iia,
iaa Sewing Silk Of the hest quality, Marsellles
Vests, fancy Belts. q doz. Linen Bosoms. Mar
settles, fancy Calico and Hickory Shirts. 10 doz
fancy Linen. Striped and Jeans Pants, Gum Sus-
articles.
TERMS 60 days credit Cor all sums Of $50, ana
Mh ~ Il GATTHORN, Auct.
COUNTER SHOWCASE S.-- Will 10 added tn
my sale THIS MORNING. four Mshogany and
Black Walnut Counter Show Cases.
NH ID r. CAWTHORN. Auct.
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by William Pannill, Auct'r.
(BANK ST.. PETERSBURG, VA.)

% SARKs,. nc, Al ATcTi0N.-0"
=, TIL URSDAY,2 2d inst, at y o'clock.
ton. without reserve. the STEAMER W. ".
TONNES; seven ARKSs set Of WAYS. q coal.
TUKE, BLOCKS, RlGGINGS. CRANE DER
KICKS, a pa.f of HORSES, veil broke for hOist-
to mention.
TERMS at sale. PANNlLL CARTER.
WM. PANNILL. Auctr. lnh l4-3tawtda
POSrPONEMENT.-The above sale 10 pOst-
poned to FRIDAY, S0th inst. at II O'Clock nj.
mh % p. 4 C..
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.;sea--An'r'
ss.ssi.cs'ed' &c -, -
AVA March 2s.-~ The steamer
'xsw oR.s s;ssmer,l from NetA Cruz on
..,,e. Jna'" has arrived here, having been
" " s)a inst. ,"to Berwick Ray for coal.
.,ls,ed 10 r"ib mere for supplies and amm""i'
Sar ''"
$40 .A,se,,, OF Vera Cruz continued
TIE t''s , '.'S', Of the 18th, when M.ramon
.sf,i ne ms' Nv but. after half hoar's as
,stssa ~ T,epulSed with eons,dsras,s loss M.
,sslt vs. ,ss $50 women and children !" 'he
sst.f OF osariunert was resnmed on tne same
'fAs PCT ea ,igcr. doing mueh oamake'
Ar via ,,rst in the American consume,
5sa h''S n.,,,sd 10 he an especia' narx 'oi ~,
~ ,m,.her assault was made on ''te
naop, ~. ,eth. which was qu,ek'y repu'seo.
,:s'o. ~ force Liberals had captured "A
stsrA'aagy eGeen wagons, laden WIN mnni-
.syoY 9 .'.royjs;ors, aud -, iooin money, near
s.' sH ta,t,,ode.i for Mirsmon's army. Iaes
n& - She ruard of 5Uu MEN attending ~
yirsMy', towards the capital.
80 ~ from She city 81 Nexicn 20 ne m
ia'.s ,t.er The capture IL Msrih seam
AZ "a ~,nn sent a decree 80 lie c3pt'ai, con :
- '.aI the American property mere. ana
f~a"-tt al Americans 10 be sei's out q the
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rec sTn,'K OF THE

l bR5lNlA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
il'ias been subscribed and the COMPANY organ
ID 'he5 " 10 prepared II Issue policies on or
.s AHer'an Eo.eI corner Nam and nth sts.
Las tulF&a! is instituted with Il view 10 retain
81 iolle tAe iar.e sums heretofore paid from ne
'asii 70 Northern Offices; and is based upon the
Flepe 0i mituii interest and benent Of nsur-
taJf ne
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by f. Il. Cook, Aue;'r

HORSES. Mules. CARRIAGE. FUR.
hNiTURE WAGON, &c. AT AUCTION -
On "a II hDA1. 3lst inst. at 10 O'Clock. will
self at the Lot 90 Council Chamber Hill. seve raj
Harness, AID Saddle Horses 4 large, young. welt
broke Mules
ALSO.-The celebrated Stallion XrON
BRAGG, by Boston 4; ! second h md open Car rage
and Harness in COED order: large Furniture or
Pleasure Wagon, with Harness. &c, &c.
NH 20 +. B. Cook, Auct'r
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THREE NEW AND CGNvENIENTLY
! ARRANGED TENEMENTS ON THE EAST
SIDE or 20. BETWEEN MARSHALL AND
CLAY STR EETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
VIII he sold at auction. on the premises. on
III RSDAI, the 9Th April. 1885, at O'Clock p
nj 8. three of those four newly erected tenements,
located as above. Each tenement contains seven
rooms besides closets, coal and Wool hnu.es, and
Kitchen with two rooms. and is supplied with gas
and water. The tenemens are NOT only bull. of
good materials but are 'emarsatlt well and conve
nienily arranged The nel ,hhorhood is excellent
This Sc tenenents have been rented to good tenants
to take elect LIST April at S25 per annum. payable
quarterly. They now open for inspection by
persons wishing to purchase them.
TERMs-OEe fifth cash; balance AZ 3, and 12
months, for negotiable notes. interest added.
for loi0 to be paid by the purchaser:
NH ~ GOpDiN Il APPERSON, Aucts.
(NOMMIsSlONEES' SALE OF LOT OK
~ 18TH STREET. BETWEEN MARSHALL
AND CLAY STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUG
IloN.-Rs virtue of decree Of.the Circuit Court of
the city OF Richmond in the case of the Merchants
Insurance COMPANY as. Mary $. Schermerhorn
&c: entered on the Sh day Of February. 1850 the
the premises. on WEDNESDAY. The nth April
1860 ut "a O'Clock. p VI lot fronting the west
SIDE OF 18th street % feet inches. between Mar
shai, and Claw streets running back Is feet.
TtRMs me fourth cash: haance at 'our. eis lit
and twelve months for negotiable notes, we'll en-
dorsed. nteres; added. and title retained until all
the purchase money is paid Taxes for 1860 tobe
paid by the purchaser.
GEO. W. RANDOLPH |"'" 'S'
GoDrIN Il APPERsoN, Auets. NH 10
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OARkS l. MINER.
Z WHOLESALE 0ROCERS,

Ana hOLESALE GROCERS~
S Sb$: HAMS aSf sREAsT sA AccSa
e = s ssE: No. sIA INTER-
g s ssEs3 Easl5sh Dsty CHEESE, ss,.,
= i SS:: sSS Extra 8 cS5Iss sGSHk 49,.
Sa;s ssf T;SE
S sst: Az .nS MGfiisksi!S oSeskx xEby GIN
NH Ats 18th at. near Cary.
ALUM AND IODINE MASS.
RkL!Ey. ~ pysffiRip sslh4s. scaeru lA. &C.
5 @% and 81 : ssasssas :s ;;s ;s:s
m, Ss as W. % The ySsr
TER and MASS. and solicit = call from those in
terested. Pamphlets, containing ply sicians' Ger
n sxkEk q
lS6 Main street. corner above Post Ufhce.
CEED CORY have for sale soxs INDIAN
twenty Years by mixing s aasssSs KIND: Sss he
s ssed at planting time; slrays ksep,nr ia view
Z. the store Of BLAIx CMANEsHLAvxs; No.
Man street, where orders will be promptly SUP
10 M-zaS4S ' GARLAND HANks.
TuIts IS TO Motley al persons thai / DO
to essy s 'sSs'V' kn sss :.s
ether business that he may deem necessary. for
lsignsd) ANN WALKER.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-30

- OF RiCHMOND-fn reply to the cali of
wi Mnns Toaefs and IN aecordaIcs with my
ice OF CAPTAIN OF THE MIGHTY WATCH. and
fespecinii. so lct the votes of my fellow citizens
IN the approaching municipal election, pledgirg
oiiiee iaith uiiy to the best of my ablity*
nm io-ute TIC. BAPTIST
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-30
BY James N. Taylor 4 Son, Auc,s.
,I,RusrEE,sS aLEoEYAcaNrIn LIT. q,

fIkISTEE'SS ALE0F VACANT LOT. ON
UNION HI i..-As trustee in certain deed
cd IN the Clerk s Office Of Henr,co County Court,
VIII sell, upon the premises, on TUESDAY. the
a.. acertain 10: of Land 18th. tctween o and
+ streets having a front "f 81 feet and running
back i32 feet To an alley Ii feet vile.
TERMS --tne- third cash; the balance AT ! and &
months. to! negotiable rotes, with interest added.
and secured by trust deed
JAS. M.'TAYLOR, Trustee
JAS. Nj. IAYLOR 4 Son, AuctS. NH "a