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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-17

- . 'Nt1 % EtUttEstN tTIt u IIEHe
of J. NJ Caldwell as a candidate for County Treas
urer at the next October election. MARIO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-27

THE TElrIT MURpER BoARp THE F. A. JOHNSON
D.sr9.s-g OF tls Ktriersr.--The police Of New ork
have obtained information which positively points out
the perpetrator OF the crime committed board the
soop r. A. johnson. This man, who was one Of the
crew. went ashore Staten Island, aud sent the yaw
boat IN which be left the sOOp, adrt The boat AZ
forwards seen floating Staten Island and coming up
the CITY, be took the evening boat for StOnngton Con
uec.icut. Several persons who knew him, but were
unaware OF what had occurred spoke him. and them
he said that the sloOp f. A. johnson bad been in coils
ion With another vessel during the night that the captain
had been ked Boy the breaking OF the ibboom, and that
the slCop had sunk. Tue fellow exhibited considerable
sum of money but did not say where he obtained IT, 1t
is said that his name Is Williams and that he is native
Of Rhode Island couple Of officers were at once des
patched to Soningtou and the murderer apcested.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-27

The Cuuard steamer Haruak Capt Brownies, arrived
at New ork Saturday morning from Havana via Nassau
Lon Havana the 18th, and Nassau on the 18th. On
sunday March llth when leaving Nassau at > o'clock
p. NJ. for Havana, fresh breezs blowing from the
North with considerable swell the bar, a co.ored
man. one Of the crew of the pilot boat which tow
ing alongside fell overheard The steamer was stopped
and boat instantly lowered for the poor fellows
cue-two life buoys were also thrown overheard The
boat 20, close enough give the end OF the the
man. which he took hold Of eNclaimiug at the moment
"For Gods sake save me- The men were hauling him
into the boat when be carried down by large shark
which came up at the moment taking the of the
hands Of the seameu; no trace OF the man was seen
aiterSard
The Harnak brings - passengers among whom is Sir
VIM. Gore Ouseley and family.
BY IA, Hanak have Nassau papers to the l4h inst
inclusive
A complimentary entertainment was given on the 9th
inst at Nassau 70 the Hon. c. r. Nesbi;t Colonial Sec
rotary Of New Providence promoted to be Lieutenant
Governor OF the Island of ST. Vincent. Ex-President
Pierce Sir Gore Ouseey and other distinguished gentle
men were present The health of the eX-President Of
th' United states being proposed that gentleman made
very han some and eoq ueu response which reported
iu fun iu the Nassau Guardian.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-27
rELEGRAMs.
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, March 27-SESArE-The Pacific Tee
graph bill, the bill TO supply the States with arms, and
the Consular and Diplomatic bills were passed. Also,
joint resolution for the relief of mail contractors.
hoUSE-Mr Garnett introduced bill to enable citi-
Of the United States to carry their slaves into Kan
sas. Referred.
A resolution was passed looking to opening negotil-
tons 10 make the slave trade piracy by the law OF ma
tons
resolution was offered to instruct the Committee on
the Judiciary to report bill nterdicing slavery where
Congress has power. This created much interest," and
WAS negatiyed by a vote OF so to log.
The deficiency ard other appropriation bills were re-
ported from the Committee of WAYS and Means.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-27

murderer Of Geo Coulter OF Bordentown, in September
last was executed in the Jail yard here this morning, at
ha- past / o'clock He made address upon the scat
fold but declared his innocence. His spiritual adviser
Father BOWLS attended him all the morning. but could
not make any impression upon him. After hanging thr
tv minutes he was taken down and placed in his coffin
and deposited IN one OF the cells in the prison. where he
remsius until tomorrow, when he viii be forwarded 70
his friend, ir BordentoWn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-27
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN HARTFoR

HAErYoEn. Conn. March caleb Gushing address
ed an audience OF five thousand people in this city this
evening The meeting was held in the large National
Hal erected by the Democrats for this campaign 10
commOdate their immense audience. IL splendid
speech OF close reasoning aud stirring appeals to the pa
triotsm of the people He argued that the doctrines Of
the Republicans tended 70 the dangerous results
The brilliant effort Of the received with great
applause aud enthusiasm. IL the largest aud most
significant meeting ever assembled in this city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-27

NoRFoLT, March 26th.-The L. S steamer PoCahOutas
Is still waiting orders.
Sehr Mary Adeliue, from New York for Petersburg,
has arrived here, Leaking she run into and badly
damaged.
The L. ;. steamer Dacotsb at the Navy Yard il rap
idly getting ready for sea
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-27
oFPICE OF THE JR AK co

J
CALLED meeting Of the Stockholders the James River
Kanawba Company will he held at this Office on WEDNFs
DAY the 2h OF April next to take into consideration an act
amending the Of the Company passed the d ns
su en- other business as maybe submitted.
By o der Of the Board OF Directors
u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-27

Nrv AIMS HorsE-The contracts for this building
we're awarded. on saturday, as follows; Carpentry 10
Geo Minor; brics-eora 20 Williams a Ragiand paint;
1g Vim. A WYATT, plas,ering - Johnston. We pre-
s1ue that operations vii be commenced at early day
The present building must first be vacated in order that
nav be demolished and the bricks used In the cree
tol Of the new eiiice The paupers will be temporarily
p-oviei for m some building 10 be rented for the pur-
po,a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-27
PIANO EXTRAORDINARY.

PLANO EXTRAORDINARY
ID II. TAYLOR has just received another Of briggs
PATENT PIANOS the only Pianos constructed truly sci-
entfc principles for strength durability to keep tune
and 10 retain their tone they far superior 70 all oes fGaos
They highly admired by all who have heard them.
y. TIEALBERG says OF thcmt
The tone grand and noble II has great capacity for sustaining
the sound singing and rs volume power
heard exceed In depth, purity sympathetic sweetness
GoTTSCHALK, sTRAK0SCH, hARETZER, and many other
eminent Professors say of them
The Of the squares equal the Grand Piano Fore
excel them In pure musical inonaton power
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-27

MAYORS CorEr-Yesterday, the Mayor disposed Of
he ease o.. John LAWSON Boy holding him TO bail to
,usr before the Hastings Court the next Grand Jury
term No additional positive evidence against the accus
Cd Fs lddnced and his friends In view Of bis hitherto
arroachsble character and tbe conflicting character Of
Che testimony entertain the confident belief that the
higher tribunal win acggit him. Those who snow him
best saw that 20 IS beyond credence that be could have
been guilty OF the di,gra.etu, conduct imputed 70 him.
c1nteni.ne chat tle witnesses who have 70 his
identify were hboriug under -rievOus mistake. The
result OF the next investigation viii settle the matter
Margaret slave charged with mixing broken glass in
food administered 20 Mrs John Bakers infant d.,
charged the testimony being insufficient
Lucy Darby q white woman, was arrsigned on the
charge Of a,socatn with Gabriel slave OF Ed Bosseau1
The ease was continued
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-27

The Singular ..t BE- shown by this table that The av-
.-.-, consumption OF gas u l,sl-'61. ju Jic street
... 1871, i.s. ..H iu amy previous veal. Now, as the
...a.r consumed irar OF cNp.u-c {, ssecrtalacd by
s...au. t.e quantity charged q. raas.n.rs from the
.-.saallu.y made. Tess condensation etc it follows
.+ t.e.a must have been CyeryH5rse- or unusually
,, consumption r private, houses unless &C. IS really
t..ygrg Ir... more gas used .u tly streets last
,.,- aHl ,.I lamps thfu W.s consumed ju lSJ2-5.
..ror.y 54- lamps. Can r.,s De possible. Again, we
r.i rrG.y.lr- t,t amount actruiug from gas sold
g year, Dos che number OF cousuu-t- stated I'm the
-. hand column above, chat the -ts hl, for the s.t
r-f wears l.ge averaged Gt,e over so 10 each con-
.-asr Tae average Of tre wear ending Ist March o
s55lt StHor more than the average of the proceed
r-vslr llou,r SOri,, -,abt CONSUMERS in lN5S-s
mid or Owed s,-.s.-. or ana average OF S55 u the
sane average bad been maintained In lS5g-6o, % Goa
consumers would have owed S43Iiu instead Of SIn6-
.5 Who can explain this discrepancy,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-27

Llsr AND BEs- EsuoS.-It is stated that the lates,
'iaoa announced f-om Europe that Of dressing very
p,1y s5eo going Co shur,1 Some Of The ladies Of tie
a-. circle go Up 90 worship in plain calico It's thus
0.S. to encourage the attendance OF the poor, who
h7s hitherto withheld their presence for lack OF sunday
co.les"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-27
m-rrNY OK BOARD A ConLIE SHIP.

BosroN. March 2+.--The ship Norway, OF New York,
whilst on her VOYAGE from Macao 10 Havana, with
thousand coolies on board was the scene Of terrible
munv resulting in the death Of thirty coolies, and nine
ty of them being wounded. Tue fight lasted the whole
night When the coolies yielded. The Captains wife and
TWO daughters and lady passenger and child were on
board Both the latter died Of fright
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-27

VEserl LtE b,CEANcg CouFANY.-The announce
nsa,otae cr-tuizi.iou this Company made
0t public through the press the eSj inst, has been
received ai-a lr thtn ordinary interest aud Salts
faction T, Institution IS one OF the most important To-
oh. r.5res, Of tbe safe Of Nirciui', and the entire
S5c1 tttt hiss ever been projected here and the well
s-.a. c..-..ar o.. the stockholders gives positive
rl-lr,,e of is sr,y and success We understand that
s charter requires ore-hali OF the Capital Stock and
e.-- of tle Company 90 De loaned on bond aud mort
.-e zeal estate which ro. ONLY affords additional see
crs-o tle Insured bUt viii fila vacuum which has long
rrel l growth OF our city. Such uIu,ttuuou bias for
rsl- been ,Aa. for by tIccOmmuu-y and 10 seems uuac-
,5l1-ag ta.. ve laye until now deferred the periac-
t1s o.. scheme embracing SD many advantages 10 all
classes p ts.plsrg men may nov borrow money on
lots ODD which they NAV rear elegant structures for all
purposes waou, the slightest Inconvenience and every
branch of trade vii be benefited
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-27

B,lrISoEs March 26 Flour Grm e. - Wheat active
white laUe15l rt, red l4Olt va y cts
Proy steady and d", Mess Pork 81 80
ais - WHISKY dun and lower at ~ Cts.
NFN AoEy March 26-Cotou depressed Uplands Mldng II
cts lower grades almost unsaeabs heavy Wheat hea
southern nominal Corn ower at 7nGI9e New Mess Pork
armer Prime unchanged Sts rurPenne heavy at 46 Il cts
RUsin lower atlioNl6sc. Rice frm. Rest unchanged.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-27
JANIS NJ. TAYroa 4 sog, Auctoneers. mhiG"dtd:
ExTR ORDINARY ACTION SALE OF ca.


II MAJ AND WATER POWER IN THE TOWN OF WELDON
NORTH CAROLINAIn conformity permission granted by
the Legislatures Virginia Carolina the
Roanoke Navigation Company will the 18th day Of April 1860
Ia the OF Weldon proceed to sell auction their and
Water Power the said OF Weldon
North Carolina The property OF miles long
beginning the head Of the great falls Of the Roanoke eru
mating the the Also Canal three
miles the oneourh OF mile long there
a fan Of feet and E4ton falls With these Canals will
be sold all the lands the margin Of the same beon gng
Roanoke Company with all It's privileges and properties between
the II CASTOR and Weldon including Aqueducs Locks
Sites and every other thing thereto apperanng This property
Geld capital
prise superior In the Southern country There Fall
over eighty feet and the volume the bout
passes the falls Of James
with Raleigh and with Wilmington II Is the eeed
Railroads connectng with Richmond No!fo
lugy productive country An abundance cotton grown In
neghborhood supply the demands cotton
uactures The lower Roanoke region proverbg
ucon corn and the upper for Wheat with which Weldon
connected by Railroad and River navigation
Purchasers invited TO examine this property and Mr. Bass
residing Weldon will show desire to see IT, and
will exhibit a map Of the same.
TERMS Of will be onehd cash. ehlrdn six months one
third months, with Interest deferred payments ass
requlredb BY the act Of the State Of N. c.
TII0S McGEHEE, proxy Of the State OF North Carosa
WIN. II. CLARKE, proxy Of the State Of Virginia
WA, II. WESS0N, for the Stockholders. de29-e!ds
EB-The sale will be conducted by
WM. PANNILL, Auctr,
Petersburg, Va.
Who WILL any time furnish all necessary Information In re-
gard to the property, either In person or by letter
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-27

VALUARLE REAL ESTATE ON THE SOUTH
EAsI C0kNER OF On ~ ANn Gil SIREEIs AT AL.CI 0N


The subscriber having purchased elsewhere will
public auction upon premises THURSDAY the 9Th day
April commencing O'Clock W., bis present Residence
Gated Al the Southeast OF Clay and Oh streets and
n the Second Market.
The Improvements Dwelling, containing rooms sets
&C. The Lot fronts ~ feet back l2n feet vide alley
The premises SUPP He'd with and The location o. tbs
property renders dwelling business purpose
TRRNs0ne sixth cash the balance at d r. Is - ard 80
months for negotiable notes with interest asded and secured
trust deed Possession given immediately The purchaser pay
the taxes andinsurance for lsGO.
JOHN o. sTEGtR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-27
.n.IN SrREnT HOSPIrAL. fRoRsIAYRS,

MAIN STREET HOSPITAL, (FOR SLAvRS)
MI We have hs day opened HOSPITAL the recentop Of
SLAVES the public professional upon
personal Of all patients entrusted to our
STREETS and admirably adapted In airness privacy
,l. the MEDICAL SURGICAL and oRsTETRCAL TREATMENT
OF sAYEs In tina, those who intend their
our part and what may expect from the
rules and charges pledgn ourselves 10 STRIFE Observance Of
rules having fears that the patrons viii be behind us in
fidelity TO their engagements
None bu slaves admitted II requested or notified the "a
font ne sent for and conveyed the Hospital in SAFETY and
comfort the Hospital carriage being always IN readiness
Physician immediate charge Of the Resident Physician and
moi allowed to the premises while under
So soon A. the patient sufficiently to leave the Hopi.
tai the owner or hircr thereof ha he notified
one tho notification win speedy delivery Of the slave
oou request ma by hire Of any patient to
The dcni fLysi.iln daily or weekly report OF progress viii be
At 10 o'clock dag Sundays cxcepied
examination Of such patients ere 40, ., 1R-e oT hospital
nng the disease and be required 10 attend such days the Tx.
Women In labor shall furnished separate apartment, and
be attended by competent and when In condition
the Hospital due notice win he given
All surgical shall have proper care extended tem and
the arranged as not to Interfere with fever pa
10 In dgcut case1 the Attending Physicians and Surgeons
together and continue In 'uch consultation
danger impends ,
lS No small pox cases admitted.
H. requiring surgical operations will he received and
attended To and the department Hospital has
furnished with instruments and all the necesaed
by the various operations demanded
TEaNs.
Patients per week -
More than week and less weeks q for tie week and
al per dlem &C, &c.
Patients attending the daily examination charged The usual fee
adopted by the Profession al large
The above charges Board Medicine, Medical Attendance
and Nursing
Surgical opera chargedn accordance with the adopt
ed by the other Of the city Charge made known before
operation IL performed, Is necessary.
Hired patients viii he settled for quarterly By their hrers
Patients entered By their require payment by
owner upon from Hospital satisfactory obligation
payment the expiration Of three months from date OF patients
dismissal.
Hospital, or to ~ - - -
DIR. PRS. W. HANCOCK,
Main ST., between 81 and 9Th sts
DE- ST GEORGE PEACHY,
Exchange Hotel Grace ST., between 9Th and 9th sts
DR. T. T. LUCKETT,
mh5-c2aWnm Ballard House.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-27
cry ITEMS.

X a. In our first article on this
,rGAs CrlsI''N W. -, the average cost
,Fe,t Se 90. ga Generated. at the works, in
~ o. 60 w,r,h '5l to lst March 60 exclusive
cry ir''' n, or loss from condensation
lae7''l " The aggregate expense incurred tor coal
is "a he $40 6o7 and Tor other materials ,A..r
-. i'lo- 81, Sz"t %"
is to' .,,,lof "o"i't
u'A ;rt Calculated not e>tin'le"l
49, "'
$3.50 lot
,be cost Of the Stl,oioooo e. OF gas
Tbs ttn, ~, nine wears above mentioned; but "e
ride di'.- rsr cent for condensation leakage, a..
r., teii.' Is Soc 5touo f. costing an average
,1i nl NO We find by reference to our hleS that
ofSi ,-r,.pouds with a similar estimate which We
hl' re'" mi pabi,hci Two wears ago But eoucedng
rr..,L ! 600 per 70. 10 Is still obvious that the
ae ' an, required 70 pay 100 muco Tor the gas thel
80 &c article We showed that the total receipts
81 a.. vs-,h Were soSo'svo
80. expenses as above ''o'I't
-
H., SOU
.f.- 81 fnn nett Drunt realized from con-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-27
MOST VALUABLE PRIVATE REsrDFNcr

vi ON THE NORTH SIDE OF GRACE, BETWEEN am AND
nm STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCrI0N-w he sold az auc.
ton, the premises THURSDAY AFTERNOON the 5h April
1861 clock, the and
nov in the occupation Of Dr. James Bolton fronting the North
side OF Grace 81 feet running back 1873
common 6 feet wide The three above sse.
en and contains II In addition bath ROOM besees
kitchen containing four rooms and brick stable and carriage
house the alley The house built OF the
and has recently been put In complete OF repair The
window l caps and cornce made OF on gutter
lined with copper II furnished with every modern
cooking range air furnace bath roo water Closets
&c These advantages together with elevated heAhfll posi-
and agreeable Hesborhood render Of the most des
rab residences In the city The property may nspeettibe
fore the day OF sale.
TtRx-one.iourh cash. balance and years for reso.
table notes. interest added secured By The taxes
and insurance for 1850 TO be paid by the purchaser
G0DDfN 4 APPERs0S, Ancts
-. 81 Tpf,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-27
AUCTION SALES.
nv GopDIs& AppyRsov

= Nv RICHMOND, AND ~ THE C0IJSTY ar fyysfr55
NEAR TO SAID CITY UNDER DEGREE or COURT-Dy virtue
March 1900 In the Of Adams
against Darlington shan proceed 10 tei n, ,ncg ~,
premises In the order advertised on MONDAY t- Ok a.,
100 o'clock T. ", II fair i'm T. the next fair dav the fioW
lug valuable Real Estate OF which the John Adams died
list that very valuable Franklin SQUARE on the su, m
Cary street 20h and 2lst streets sdiorng The Tov
Conpanys Office fronting - feet and running back 1870 feet 10
d. lot fronting Sc feet the NORTH side Of or M,ra street
West Of Shockoc Greek, running hack ~ feet
9d lot fronting % feet the North side or mr. M,rb,u
street. East u Shockoe Greek running back m street ~
fh Lots Nos o. So GO, o. g. 81 Ia Dr. John Adams addition
fronting together 40 feet the North Of or Clsy stree,
running back feet and bounded the West by IN ire,
Lots Nos 10 % ~ 3 a. fronting together 300 feet on the
North side 81 Poplar steel Ia SAID addition running back
lots 10 snd H. in DR. Adams Concord street
plan fronting together 5 feet on the East side street
In Lots Nos - e. 90 IN Dr Jno Adams Concord street
>th Part Turner's Meadow lying Immediately In rear az The
named lots bounded by i; ON the West on
which Las 'front.' oil about ~ eti and by Lown,s
the NORTH
gth Pat ditto ditto being triangular piece OF ground H.
ing on the North line OF ownes street, on which II has
about l2j feet run Ing back TO sharp point about 20
lOh Lots No. o. IS IN plan ofan bought Of Mette fronting
together e the West line Of Concord street running back
ih Also lot No. ~ the plan fronting 4 fee; inches
the East ne OF Mil Alley and running back average depth
Of about llj feet
18th That valuable square In Adams and Mosby plan
In Hcnco bounded BY Nenabie Peasants Mosby and Adams
streets, having fronts on The 'wo former streets Of $50
tn two l,t'er streets % feet
18Th Imaeliaey the foregoing square and on
the premises "a reo viii be solo, lot letter the plan Marion
yat,d IN clover bJ w. Joseph !. Peasants.
Pats Of the FOREGOING lots will be exhibited the hour Of sale
TsKnoug In cash 70 dcfray the expenses Of sale balance
at and months Tor negotiable notes interest added salts
actory endorsed and title retained until all the purchase money
ha be fully paid The taxes FOR ls6o to b paid by the Pucha
mh2G-ds With the will annexed Of Richard Adams deed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-27
WOOD ROULDIN
RORINsON and JAMEs ALF

VXTIIL attend the Courts ~ Halifax County add
w ton to those Charlotte and Meoklenburg will prae
lice as heretofore the Court OF Appeals at Richmond
tE- Address Talcott p q. Charlotte Co. se9-cn
CONWAY ROBINSON and JAMES ALFRED
JONES have the practice Of the Law Richmond in
the Federal Courts and Court OF Appeals.
Ma JoSs will practice in the Circuit Richmond
City and Henrco -
Rpls-ckdn
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DEATH OF HON. FRANCIS MALLORY.
MARINE

NORFOLK, March 26th-Hon. Francis Mallory, former
~ member OF Congress from this District, died this
morning
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RRPnRT CnNTRADICTEn


NEw loRT March 26-The report of the insanity q
Stewart the Dry Goods merchant is uulounded
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VALEAnLm RRICK STORE AND dwell.

' LING on THE SOUTHEAST SIDE OF THE CANAL By
TWEEN 6TH AND irH STs FOR SALE AT AUCTION-At tho
request Of Mr. Barnett WICKER shall sell at public auction
the premises WEDNESDAY the 2S March $50 O'Clock
r NJ the brick store and dwelling located above thu
occupancy Of Mr. J. Koch annual rent of f65 payable
monthly The good order Is regarded as an e
cel,ut business stand
TFRssOne fourth cash balance ~ months for ne,
gotabe notes, with Interest added and title retained I'LL last
be paid The taxes and Insurance for s be paid by the pun
chaser G0DDIN A APPFRSON,
mhlI Arr,J,p.er,
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ALIENS PATENT STEAM GUAGES.
Register II VERBS STEAM WHISTLES, COCKS, Sc,
ID UBRER AND LEATHER BETTING, Packing, Babbet Metal
II Does Potent Saw -mmers and Machniss goods generally
Of good quality, for sale low by WILLIAMS ELLIOTT
mhl4 G. Main street, nearly opposite ST. Charles Hotel
A HOMESTEAD for go;
n A HOMESTEAD for 800; ALSO
HOMESTEADs for $1,000 and over In desirable healthy
country.
Address
T. BAUDER Land Agent,
nhl--gm ROYAL
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SALE OF vaUL.RrE
I ARGE NUnRER OFREaUTIFTL Ru,Ip-

LUIr MAX The NFSIEkN LINIIS MANCFFS-
TEX, FOR SALE AT AUCrIONAt the request Of Mr. Geo
snen shall sell At public auction the premises on
DAY, the Sd day Of April 1860 81 O'clock p fair II not
the next fair day. large number Of beautiful building LOTS
adjoining the residence Of the said snellngs
plat Of the Lots Lots the
part remarkably well located command fne dew
Of the city Of Richmond and surrounding country
TsRNs-0nethlrd cash. balance att months for Eegaa
bic interest added secured by deed title retained
The taxes for leo to be paid by the purchasers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-27
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF DELAWARE.
FOR MARCH, 1860.
FRANCE, BROADBENTS & co, Managers.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.

The Managers cal me attention u ne pubc 70 ne Co,cin
SPLENDID Scheme, % be drdrH an Wilmington Dskurars
BYSTATE 4 CTHORTTY