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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-24
CITY ITEMS.

o-rsrioN-The Committee on Light, M their
IT., -, presented to the Council, at the last meet
ian'. ~, recommend a reduction Of the price Of
ng o. ~ - an - So per 1000 feet An ordinance 70
ga u oumendation into effect was also presented,
cary - i,id upon the table 10 enable some OF the
ol' - of the Council % investigate the qleSuon- lhe
,ri,e Of gas elsew here affords Prin'd iac'e ar
eot IN favor Of the proposed redueuo1' ou' tue SOs'
g,f,etu-e or generation at the WORKS IN TINS city,
Of er srbiect OF inquiry before the question noW
Is ~ + determined. II the members OF the Council,
pr'>,- mr. any OF them, hope to be guided in the
r tbe results OF the past, they Will have no easy
I4' r., .srtsinng those results The books ought To
is'A - p-obsbly would show, 1t the accounts were
'ao~ c,s,i6ed and kept how much expense has been
P'VF incurred each year, in the manufacture OF gas,
- r,,rb for construction, but the annual re-
a-- ~ arcompanying statements are so dlSsmllar m
~ 4,.s AS 10 render 20 impossible 10 derive any ac-
-. information from them, except by complete re
- prooer classification Of the accounts. from the
,--, This can and should be done al the earliest
oe-u. sinh committee of the Committee on Light,
$3.50 reported that il was impossible TO arrive al
- 49,, estimate of auy one Of the most important ac-
y. construction OF current expenses, without end
'--,-,fl, Their report shows the confusion which
sfsfej b1t we are disposed 70 believe that The ac-
- could be- rendered Ineligible, without endless
-,sbIe by some competent person, VINO "o1Id Apply
t.-1.sf patiently, 90 the task.
,..r,tsd bv a desire to throw some slight on the
80 and expecting 70 De enabled 10 demonstrate
,-,rrsty Of the proposed reduction We have exam
I'M tbe annual reports, and though eucOuntering the
,.r..ss lust referred to- have compiled the following
80. s7d statements which will indicate approximately
,.t of generating gas each year, and perhaps, con-
otsr interesting information. From lst March, 1851,
~, rt March 1855, Mr. Charles Campbell was Superin-
isrt of the Gas Works. His successor Mr.. T. IL.
yvrre continued Ca office until Mr. j. j. Fry, the pre-
T.. incumbent was installed, u July last
r first step 90 be taken iu the attempt 20 ascertain the
900. cos. of generating gas in Richmond is % find out
ls.su1lnt has been expended each year. a' The r5rtS
,..ys of construction" The principal item of expense
f .ogrse coal blt in tIe accounts current the cost
~ M coal purchased and not the cost of coal consumed
.,-.,sr-si We therefore, discard the figures OF the
1,s current SO Tar AS they apply TO coal and multi
II, M, quantity OF coal consumed each year. by the ay
49, cost per 1ushel The result furnishes important
Vim tbt Investigation The following table shows The
mount paid each wear toreoa the amount due quantity
consumed, and WELD Of gas
Paid Due Nr. B,ls. Caj6
for Cla' for Coal. Of Gas Coal con- #. Of
made. s.,eR Go, d
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THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION IN MARY


BALTIMORE March 2S-The Democratic State Coayen-
ton met IN this city yesterday.
The Committee on Resolutions reported a series, the
substance Of which is as follows:
l. The people Of MARYLAND, as a frontier Southern
State are most vitality interested in the protection of
slave property and in the faithful observance Of all
the guarantees OF the Federal Constitution They de-
nounce as wicked aud reasonable all attempts by cit
Gems OF the North to regulate invade by discussion
agitation or otherwise the domestic institutions of any
State or territory
They pledge themselves to unite with their Southern
brethren in asserting and maintaining their Institutions
and rights az every hazard and the last extremity
s" They faithfully adhere to the principles promulgated
by the National Convention Of 1856 the creed Of the
Democratic party
a. They stand upon the policy Of non-interventou by
Congress with the Institution Of slavery the Terrific
ries, approved by the Convention of 1856 and de-
clare that neither Congress the people of Territory
whether organized uuorgauzed, have right to inter
pose, directly or indirectly uiurOuSy with the nsu-
tou of slavery the right OF holding slaves all cues
touS relating thereto being properly referable judicial
construction and that the adjudication by the Supreme
Court of such questions is final aud binding and will
more certainly cOnduee to the public peace than any
form OF legislative intervention.
D. Perfect freedom Of opinion on all questions ought
% be enjoyed by every member OF the party and all die
rences tolerated until the meetrg of the Democratic
Convention until the Supreme Court the action OF
States shall settle the iSSue-wheu it becomes an impera
tive duty TO yield an unqualified adhesion.
@. They approve the general policy OF the present
tiOu1l administration.
3. They pledge their support to the nominee of the
Charleston Convention
These resolution were unanimously adopted
Several addresses delivered, cOunseling harmony
and moderation, and urging the Importance of contribu
ting the selection Of such nominee at Charleston a,
will ensure next FA-as the ouly means Of avert
ing the disastrous occurrences which threaten the
Union
The Convention then proceeded 10 ballot for Delegates
to represent the State large at Charleston The fol
lowing gentlemen were chosen John Countee WIN. T.
Hamilton, Levi, Holiord and John K. Emery The fol
loving gentlemen chosen Electors at large for the
State T. Lewis Lowe aud Jas l.. Martin.
The Delegates uapledged but generally consid
cred 10 be autipoU-las
Much enthusiasm prevails
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Z.
SIT probable an arrangement will be made with the own
he other undivided moety three acre lots 10
Sydney sell them whole, and undivided
m1ety. mh21-tds e.. A.
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a pursuing our estimates, we have calculated the coal
-.rsasl az "a cents per bu,he which. officially
informed is ab0u, tle average price paid since the csta5
st OF tte works and the result proves &c % Doe So
TITS face will be 5Oruy in mind 1y those Who di-pOs
ID t5 c0uta, OBJ, results OF one year W;th auotlertu
object 40 which uc age no, aiming. The following table
bis the difference between che results Of this method
of Calculation l1i the figures Of Jbe balance sheets,
t show tag amount paid sl} dg. 'or Coal purchased
Ne las, deducted ,ly "lI0olut d.s each wear from the
cash r..ueut of the succeeding year, for obvious rt5-
SONS and added thereto the amount due for CHAT year.
j. DIE st ana preceding fiscal wears tle current expense
accounts DO not embrace amounts ''iue ior coal aud
ss know not j. the,e were any
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INSURANCE.

"Lne upon nprecep. preept- little and there
little"
1T always Of pleasant reflection person Of right
ng hG' he engaged In business which
making frequent calls upon the attention OF the pub
M the principle that while he Is thus engaged In the pursuit
vocaoom the prosecution Of which he hopes
derive proper for his arduous studies
toll he the time promoting the real Interests Of
those o whom he addresses himself
all Of the INsUKANCS business No knows
the when the Storm spirit to be abroad tell when
from what quarter disaster Is
My ser,cs (now Of - years. has fixed this fact, TO Wit
"THE
LEtsr EXPECTED"
connection with these remarks beg present the following
Losses by Fre IN the Uned during the year
1850. excluding losses under $4,000:
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BOMBARDMENT or VERA CRUZ-THE BESIEGERS
REPULSED-MlRAMON DESERTS HIS TROOPS,
AND Is DESERTED BY THEM


NEW ORLEANS, March 22.-Advices have been re-
ceived from Vera Cruz TO the 4th inst On the day
previous the city bOmbarded By MiramOn, but the
damage done was in-onsiierable. detachment OF Nj
ramOu's troops from AvaradO had been attacked aud
completely routed by the Liberals dag of truce was
sent 10y Julrez which resulted in suspension OF HOSTILE
ties military Congress composed Of the chiefs o. the
two armies and representatives Ottoreign governments
met the evening The result Of their deliberations
is unknown. Il was reported that Mramon bad aban-
doaed the siege aud deserted his army taking refuge
on board the French fleet. MiramouS communication
with the interior vas entirely of The city of Me2i-
60 had pronounced against him. and his army were de-
,ertug. Gen. CARA had returned 10 Tamp.co and
,umed the government Of the city. Affairs there we're
quiet The American marines were still there.
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STATEMENT OF FIRES,

Number Of Fires $40 olO loss 2i9
Amount OF loss
Fourteen Millions Eight Hundred and EghtyFNe Thou
sand Dollars
Who then ia Safe >
Reader render service you aud the public by calling
pointed the Important subject OF provision Of lndrm
uty against loss bv FIRE
The seas, too fearful tales unfold and Human life how
uncertain Is ui
To conclude properly Policies Comp unsupsss
reliability promp settlements Of losses may always BE-
obtained on Favorable terms. at
THOMAS NJ. ALFRTEND's
Insurance ONCE,
On 18th Street.
a.
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sI-5.sss l.25i.a70

We have nov 90 rely upon the current expense
.ueat for te other items of expenditure actually a
VOWED each year. u the generation OF gas viz; Salaries,
A5lr repairs, ue rosiu aud cOpera, and contingent
psas.s 20 which should bee added interest the cost
Of construction. Without giving the figures in detail,
We present che following approximate results, adding our
estimate Of the value OF coal each wear, above, aud
allg che average Of gas per thousand feet each
wear a, near as We can come from the imperfect data
An
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K1oE Corm.-Patr.yl Cu,ii, au Irisbman residing
5grl street, was arragned Yesterday, on the charge
Of v1suly assal.tige Betsy Cato, who also halls from
u5 '0.i colllhry. Betsy iuuJded herself into Pats
-yu., aud ueciu-. she wouldn't depart when ordered
asiy. le struck her a severe blow the head, with
s--a producing ug,, CASH. The accused was com
l-lel d deiiul, OF security Tor hI. good behavior.
There no other case OF al, interest opposed Of
Tie MAYORS Court siU commence Ou aud after Monday
next az o'clock A. ~
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toNaNrEo.-Iae case OF John lawson was again be-
Gore -e Mayor yesterday. A lady, D.hc only witness
present. testified chat the accused was Dot the person
--o at- committed the alleged offence ou particular
N.-sol. OF which She was e1-u'ziuc The case was
AGAIN continued The coui Tor he defence desire the
attendance OF every witness Who has been summoned.
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lh WAY TBu M,NAGE--Gpyeruor street, north Of
'7aAa. IS o5s.o,iej with pill Of Oh bricks and rul-
.'- which nigh, aeu have been removed at the time
-.' Fere deposited Whose G., is 10 that the Obsruc-
Goa remains
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WASHINGTON ITENS.

WAsuNerox. March 2S.-The contract for printing
Post Office Blanks has been awarded to c. f. 5. Thomas
10 eif per cent less than the previous prices This will
probably be saving per annum OF upwards Of $4,000.
LAFAYETTE j. Brown of North Carolina, has been APP
pointed Purser in the Navy.
The Postmaster General has gone 70 Florida, in conse-
qucuce OF the severe illness Of his wife there.
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Nav Yaag March Cotton heavy; Upands Miidlng II cts
moor grades and nominal Flour unchanged southern Wheat
nominal Corn loser TAO : Pork steady Mess 81 -
Prime fI2 s1l4 Sugars steady-Orleans Fair IGlAse Rest
unchanged
R.luaoEE March 2-Eour in better request Howard street
A. % Wheat arm advance t2tSe White $50 ozc ked
Gl IS Corn steady zoo &c Provisions Unchanged Bacon
s.i,s l0c Mes pork tis5OGts25. Whsky dun a. &c.
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No. PRESERVE TIE TEETH
w. MEADE 4 BAKERS "sAPONINE TOOTH POW
DER confidently recommended the public the best den
iice made for removing tartar, preventing its
formation, preserving snd cleaning the teeth,
and purifying the mouth and breath has been used By
citizens With Action and fully endorsed BY best
dentists.
FOLLOWING:
81 have used and prescribed the " SapOnIne Tooth
Powders o Messrs Meade Baker, la my opinion
preparation the ends 10 view be compounded
G.. WAIT Dentist.
Prepared only by MEADE BAKER,
Pharmaceusts, ls6 Main street,
mhs Corner above P0stOhce, Richmond Va
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Executor Of J. Bragg, deceased.
na2-tds VIM. PANNIII, Auct

EXrR NORDINARY AUCTION SALE OF CA
IL MAJ AND WATER POWER IN THE TOWN OF WELDON
NORTH CAR0LISA.ln conformity permission granted BY
legislatures Of Virginia and North Carolina the
Roanoke Navigation Company WILL the 18th April
the Weldon proceed to sell their Canal and
Water Power and the said town Of Weldon
North Carolina The property consists OF
beginning the head Of the falls OF Roanoke and term
mating the foot Of the same In the town Also
miles the and oneourth OF long at which there
fall of feet and around Eaons falls With these Canals will
sold all the lands the margin OF the same belonging 10 the
Company with all its privileges properties between
Sites every thing thereto apperanng THIS property
value and capital and enter
superior In the Southern country There
eighty feet and the volume 10 the River Is about
the falls Of River Weldon the
Raleigh and with Wilmington IL l.
focus Of four Railroads connecting with Richmond with Norfolk
ngly productive country An abundance cotton grown In
negborhood supply the demands cotton
ufactnries lower Roanoke region proverb pro.
and the upper for Wheat with which Weldon
connected by Railroad and River navigation
invited to this property Bass
residing Weldon will show all IT, and
will exhibit a map Of the same.
TEAMS of will be third cash. months
third twelve months with interest deferred payments
required by the act Of the State Of N. @.
TH0S McGEIIEE, proxy Of the State OF North Carolina,
wM H. CLARKE, proxy Of the State Of Virginia
WM L. WESs0N, FOR the Stockholders de29-dtds
EB-The sale will be conductedby
WM PAENILL, Auctr,
Petersburg, Va
Who WILL any time, furnish all necessary information In re-
gard to the property, either In person or by letter.
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NV YORK, July q, l'a5.
',.-o-r advertising columns contain some testimonies 90 the
A- aass article known a. 'S5sii1ss Prepared Glue,
- --'ekseper, ,1r meujny furniture E L. prepared wth
'i By va,h Is ss1, in the proper condition Tor immed
- E chemicals eyap1satng o. IS applied leaving
te o. aa--u We readers that this article
- r. s1s Ph-ea.lagsnI quality % large aihesiyeness"
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F4Rfasll RFA1Sa.-Nr and Mr. Go. ylulenhoa

FAREWELL REAuNe-Mr and Mr.. Geo lludenhoh
viii give ,her last entertainment, ia Richmond, tonight
at Metropolitan Hall, when they win present selections
from Much Ado About Nothing, "ScnoOi tor Scandal
and P,cSsick, Mr. H.. wil. also Boy request re,itc
PJes Raven This is certainly very attractive pro
g-luue, and should attract large audience. The Hil
.ss crowded az tae last Reading ty the beauty,
fashion and intelligence OF the city, aud We are sure
1t all p-a,en, viii declare that they were highly enter
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InArsE-To.aisdt Mr. Clarke, and the company,
'- lrPear in Jack Sheppard Our American COus-
a and Jack che Exei.eman"
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Large and attractive supply of
SPRING SUMME X ID RY GODS.
BREED DEN IL FOX.

BROAD STREET.
TTAVE opening during the past weeks and
III preparedto offer, complete assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS
They particular many large
egn which will be sold prices much
for seasons. mention only attractive
articles:
English BEREGEs, In Immense variety;
English and French BEREGE ROBES,
4 to 10 VOLANTS;
very large ofsTIKs every variety STYLE
- to 80 per cent. below the cost OF importation.
French printed JAC0NETs and ORGANIZES
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS Of every description.
Spring DELAINES and CHALLIES;
French India PoULALD SILKS entirely and hand
designs.
Our stock Of Domestic STAPLE GOODS neyer been
extensive
NEGRO CLOTHING, OF every grade
Amongst the last named would call the special attention Of
buyers very lots Of Virginia and Georgia Plain and
Striped 0sNABURGS and large variety NJ other articles Of
Southern manufacture. BREEDEN FOX
mhl4 2l1 Broad Street
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l. 80 bbh No. and IS ktts No Macksrei
ssa do gibbsd Whole Herrings for sale by
nhsu LEWIS WEBB 1 JOIN @, wAFL
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SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
Il Avn NOW IN RECEIPT or 4 SELECT AS
Of Spring and Summer CASSlMERES, and pre-
pared 10 furnish suits citizens Richmond aud the public
generally made up In the most approved style.
a call Is respectfully solicited at l26 Main street
nh2s T. d. KEELING.
NHTANTED.-OOOjO bushels OF clean sharp SAND
w delivered in Richmond Also, YARD the river,
Rockets Also smal DWELLING HOUSE, In good neghbor-
hood Applv 10 r J. WHITE,
mhls-diWs Columbian Hotel.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF The CANADA.


HALIFAX March a&.-The steamship Canada. with ad-
vices from Liverpool to the IO.h inst has arrived at
Halifax.
Her commercial adsices report a decline of oneeighth
Of penny in cotton, principally in middIing aud lower
qualities. The market closed dull. Breadstuifs dull
Provisions unchanged.
Couso.s 90 S-Sa9l - Money more stringent
Tue SAVOY question is the most prominent topic. Sar-
dua has consented to the inhabitants voting upon the
subject,
Lord Russell stated in the House of Lords that Aus
trl and Russia coucurredn the views OF England Prus
Sia has no, replied.
The House OF Commons voted the address TO the
Grown, approving the French Treaty but the amend
men,s were rejected by a large majority
In the House OF Lords the Duke Of Newcastle said the
dispatches laid before Parliament touching the Savoy
question contained everything important that had trans
pred
No more floating batteries are to be constructed in
England They were completely riddled by the Arm
strong guns
The additional duties on rice went into effect the eth
March.
The Western Powers had promised assistance to the
Porte In maintaining its rights in Seryia and the Danu-
bian Priucipaities in armed Intervention occurs
large ministerial majority were in favor Of a
mercii treaty. vi,h France.
10 reported that since Sardnia rejection of NapO-
Icons programme Tor Italy, the French troops have re
ceyei orders 10 be ready march at notice
and the evacuation OF LOmbardy and the return of the
troops 20 France are threatened.
The Bank OF France has gained four aud half mil
lions of francs in specie, during the past month The
80Urse Was hat. Rentes closed at 81 francs 80
times.
COMMERCIAL.
The Cotton sales OF the week 1900 bales. The
market closed duh saturday decline of I-Sd chiefly
Mddugs aud Tower qualities The stoch in port vas
$4,000 bales including go 900 American.
Flour very dull at % to pos. Wheat very duh; red
9- gd TO los I'd, white los id 20 .. Corn dull vel
low sss 20. TO aa3. cd New Pork dull; old firm, owing
20 shipments 10 New York. Beef quiet, with no d7po-
-uou % press sales Bacon and Lard hm. Sugar heavy
Coffee quiet Rice firm at 23s. "a. TO rs Rosn dull
az As. TO 5s 3D. Turpeutue dull and slightly lower 80
Il Sjs.
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PEACHY K GRATTAN, a.
POwHATAN ROBERTS, "'H f''
Fol rnnlnrinl Lu ca 4 Ann -
REAL ESTATE oyTuE SORT

' EAST CORNER OF CLAY AND 9TH STREETS AT AUCTION
The subscriber having purchased elsewhere will
public suction, upon the pemes THURSDAY the 5h day
April commencing at ~ O'Clock NJ, his present Residence To-
Gated at the Southeast Of Clay and 9Th
TO the Second Market
The improvements Dwelling containing rooms closets
&c The Lot fronts - feet and alley
The premises He'd with and The location
property renders valuable dwelling purpose
IERNs-Onesxth cash the balance ~, l., ~ 80
months for negotiable with interest added by
trust deed Possession gyea Immediately The purchaser pay
the taxes and Insurance for l>d0
JOHN o. sTEGAR.
NJ. EpE Ansfnp NH lid
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COMMISSI0NRRS SALE OF yALUARLE
~ REAL kSTATE IN THE CITY or RICHNOSD m ~ 49,

~ REAL Estate IN THE CITY or RICHMOND, on CLAY
AND sTH SrREEISAs commissioners appointed by decree OF
the Circuit Court Of the city Of Richmond pronounced 2h
day OF Feby lsJ1 In the Of Lufboough Taylor
shall proceed 10 sell public auction premises ON MON
DAY, the 2Ch Of March, 1862 stf o'clock p NJ II fair II not
the next fair day the REAL in the decree aore
ss consisting part Lot No :, the plan Of said city front
Ing ~ feet the north side Of Clay street. running back about IL
feet having thereon two small Brick Tenemens Also that other
lot part Of Lot No g at the Clay h streets front
log 20 feet the north side u Clay street. running back on the
east line Of sh street 81 FEET having thereon school
house Also The Lot ia the above part Of Lots Nos
s and - fronting ln2 feet the line Of street running
W. McCauce
TFsOne third cash balance AZ l2 and Is months for ne
gotabe notes Interest added and title t all the pur
chase fully paid The for 1850 be paid by the
purchasers.
PEACHY X GRA1TAN
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XEALUAsLE RRIcK sToRE AMI Dwell.

' LING on THE SOUTHEAST SIDE OF Tlg CANAL, BIZ
TWEEN Cru AND 1iH SIS FOR SALE AT ACCTION.-At the
request Of Mr. barnett Wicker shall sell public auction on
the premises on WEDNESDAY the 2sth March, 1850 O'Clock
NJ the brick store and dwelling located above In the
occupancy Of Mr. H. Koch annual of sGs payable
monthly The house In good order, and regarded
ce.lent business stand
TERs-One fourth cash balance at t. and ~ months for
goa5e notes with Interest added and title retained I'LL last
be paid The taxes and Insurance for G to be paid the pur
chaser. G0DDIN APPERS0N,
mill Auctionasrs
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SCHUETZE LUDOLFR, MANI
- RAClUREkS OF IRON FRAME q RAND, <s6k4<Xn
SQUARE, and PARL0R GRAND PIANO YORIEs H37S-U
maze with all the Improvements conducive % sUpe ~
rority Of ton, touch and durability GOLD MEDALS
awarded at tn Fairs In New York In 1851 SO and S.
Louis ls59 callers Schools and Families will money by
calling before purchasing All instruments guaranteed for
years: WareF,om 452 BrOome ST., "a lev doors Of
Broadway NEW YORK. feq0-sno
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BY GODDIN APPERsoY Aucts.
i AREE III nnEK or REAUTIEUL RuIIn

L 7
j 4 INI LOTS NEAR TIE WESTERN LIMITS or MANCHEs-
TER, FOR SALE AT AUCTIOE.At the request OF Mr. W
Snengs shall sell public auction the premises TUES
DAY the 81 day April 1860 a O'clock NJ II fair II not
the next ar day number beautiful building
adjoining the residence Of the said SnellBgs
plat u the Lots be Office These Lots
part well located and command 6ne view
Of the city OF Richmond ANA surrounding country.
TERNs-One third cash. balance al aud months for Regoa
be interest added by deed or title retained
The taxes for lstO TO be paid by the purchasers
NH A