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----.. ...n ron rnr arcHxorp prsrArcn.l
=
-,-''-1;''ATEK FROM EUROPE.
nr THE KANGAROO.
.,,c>ed to Francr..Vieter Eman.
savoy ms, accommodated, nc.

.d 10 Francc..Vietor Eman.
savoy "sI accommodated, nc.
y Anrii 6-The steamship Kauga.
Nsw liverpool, Wednesday, the 2lst Of
ree arrived here thus morning.
Msres aston Of the annexation Of savoy
"a neen detini'e!y W
hsa and Sardinia.
frsh'.~nnosition tc submit the question 10
To" p.u, ns nrop,e OF Savoy, was rejected In
nsei ., Of the French Legislature by
srse IVA, council. of Nice Savoy has
Inc '",nst The annexation, and sent depu.
'o' ~ Turiu on the saolr'i-
isGeb r,riui had formally presented TO the
Seh,' Sar3inia the vote of the Italian pro.
Nag :" - tavor OF annexation. The KING sain
v.nces - ma, ne accepted these votes, as well
10 Fept 'ha Romagna but, at the same time.
81 'as' "a, fail in his deep devotedness 10 the
Pore >o had addressed a monitary letter to
Iars NJ sardinia breaking off all rela-
tss n and communicating him.
W, repor led that Piedmont wants loan OF
A.'s'.,,. declines 10 renew diplomatic reia-
A1ri,h sardinia, owing TO the fragrant vio-
..'.ns OF the Zurich treaty.
- ,he English Parliament, The Reform bill
i"nder debate, but did not attract much AT.
tsruon- ass.,s h.aa.d nv
Few steamer Hero, is to b. the escort 10
'ar p.,cea of Waless on his visit TO Canada.
-. Times strongly recommends That the
IL make a tour of the United States, and
! ,oSs,, rcd that visit 10 the President would
,HF',"n,,re,iaied by the American people.
~ Jameson, the authoress, Is dead.
yIorsnce Nightingale is seriously i'll, and
.sr.-s have been offered for her recovery IN
H. garrison chapeis.
the commercial treaty betweenIngianda ana
r-snoe is In full operation.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL. March 2i.-Cotton dull, and
..nsratly unchanged. Brea0stuffs firm. Pro-
visions dull.
Money market active, but generally I'M
easnged.
lnnsnls q y.
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fSHoND DISPATCH.
COugrpSSjOlial.

WASHINGTON. April G.-Ssnate.-The House
Mi for The expenditure of the balance of the
appropriation for repairing the piers At Chi
rsgo, was passed.
The private calendar was taken up and
fifty bills passed.
Hap~-A resolution was adopted, calling
an he President for Information respect ting
the expulsion OF Americans from the city of
Mexico.
Collector Scheil, Of New York having re-
fused to produce certain private papers before
Co,odes investigating committee, it proposes
,oarragn him before the House for contempt
After The private calendar. the House went
into Committees of the Whole, Mr.. Wells
making an abolition speech
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FUTURE DAYS.


~ James "a. Tavlsr 4 Sen. Auecs.
a "a BL r BuiLDiNs LOTS AM W1op
df EAkR'Ff 6k szLE aGt
At the request Of saml Marx. Esq.,. Executor OF
os On: Tf:h si ss ' Oh d:I s'21 IL ia
S %s1ss: .. b osSsf ko r. q: following very
Lots Nos. 8, . and 10. fronting 47k feet each, ON
the east side of Decatur, between Jefferson and
Lots Nos. IS. 81 and 50. fronting - feet each: on
the north side Of Adam, between Stockt"n and De-
Lots Nos. Is, n, u. % and 81 fronting az feet
each on tho enst side Of Decatur. between Adam
Lots Nos Is. q and 4s. fronting Il feet each, on
the east side Of Decatur, between Clay and Mar
an Io. Ne a. fronting II feet. on the south side Of
Lots s. 81 and 81. fronting u feet inches each;
on On the west side of Decatur. between Adam ana
Lot No. ios fronting IS feet; and No. lo4 as feet.
on the west side Of Decatur, between Clay street
Lots Nos. los fronting A feet and los. l2l feet. on
south SIDE Of Clay, between Decata! and HUI. sts.
on the county road.
,ALs0-Fight handsen. vacant Lots Of square
Stuart and Prebls frontin< on Msary and Everett
streets: aud near to the Manchester mills. They
,,XLso.SseSsfs No. Is; fronting on stockton and
erstt. and between Barney and Biddle streets.
Baksy and Burns Streets, and fronting as above
66xl65 feet each.
ALSO.-EIght Lots in square No. IS, between
Jefferson and Harrison streets, fronting IA above,
66x165 feet each.
ALSO-Nine acres of valuable WOOD LAND.
bounded by the Richmond and Petersburg Turn
pike, Manchester Turnpike Richmond and Pc
tersburg Railroad, and the Old Coal Pit Railroad.
1t Will I've divided into lots ana squares I" suit
purchasers.
TERMs.-One- fourth cash; the balance at 6. II
and Is months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added and secured by trust deed
The sale will cOmmenc nee with the Lots adjoining
the ills, at the above named hour.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR Il SON, Auct's.
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n Elegant Spring Goods.

ma Elegant Spring Goods.
PERk lNS Il CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CASH DEALERS.
No. Ill, Gag lie Square.
Are now receiving, and few days will
newest and best STYLES of FOR EIGN and Do
MESTIC DRY GOODS, 10 which they invite the
attention OF cash and shOrt-time buy ers. Their
Goods are marked at very low prices, to attract
CASH CUSTOMERS
NOW OPEN,
Elegant DRESS SILKS and SILK ROBES.
Beantitul BEREGES and ORGANIZES.
GRRE HtE and BEREGE ANGLAIS
BEREGE ANGLAIs, ROsALBUS and VA
LENTIAS.
Grey POPLINS,
And great variety of Goods for Street and
Travelling Dresses. The above goods were pur-
chased at the large auction sales in New York the
past week, and willb sold lower thar ever seen
FRENCH JACONETS and BRILLIANTS
FOULARD S.LKS-very cheap.
EMBROIDERiES and LACES.
Rich FRENCH LACE MANTLES.
g BLACK SILK and MOURNING MAN
DUSFERS and SUITS of DRESS and MAN
TIE, made up to macth.
Large aTs Stock PLANTATION GOODS.
ihiNh LIZ LINEN sHEETINGs,
TABLE DAMASKS, NAPKINS,
TOWELINGS. GINGHAMsi MTG .wNs
GLOVES and HOSIERY. Of every description.
PERKINS Il CO. Cash Store.
NH aO-lm No. l4l Eagle Square.
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Northern Markets.

NV YORK, April 6.--Stocks higher-Virginia6 's
So Cotton steadv-saies of l,t00 bales. Flour
hrn-Souihern ss.90d615. Wheat buoyant and
hllder Corn buoyant and scarce white 1880.
ys.Ow 72a76. Pork hesvy--mess SE.40dl7 Is
SUGAR active Orleans Ga ats. Muscovado g.. a
"a, Coffee firm At 1874 Il4ta. Turpent,ne steady
At i5fB. Rosla dali and held at 5 62 from the
yard luz only S IS offered, and Sl.57 asked afioat.
Rec quiet at AZ.
SHES N New York. April 5tl. of $4,000 Tonnes
tfe at Ms; 5000 Vrg mia 6'g at 9ia, SIS 900 at
BALTIMORE. 4 pril O. Flour unchanged. Wheat
SAGE and ~ demand. Corn buoy ant white 81.
Glow Ii72. Provisions steady -mess pork $3.50
eh % Prime Si3; Bacon sides 10. Whiskey 22la
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From Mexico.

PENSACOLA, FLA, April 5.-The U. States
.,psmer Savannah, from Vera Cruz on the 2dtn
sn- has arrived The steamer Brooklyn mad
soi arrived at Vera Cruz. Miramon was sun
etfeating.
fsECoND DISPATCH
PENSACOLA, April 6.-Miramon commenced
his forces from before Vera Cruz
M The morning of the 2lst. Juarez's forces
were SO nearly ont of powder that had Mira,
,,,n remained longer he would have captured
On Tho evening of the 23d, the steamer Indi-
,ooJa brought 10 anchor off the city of Vera
cruz and captured bark with Spanish
Soprs which was. professedly, bound for
galveston. aud gave as an excuse for being
.nund near the Mexican coast, that her COM
mas, WAS disordsred She is strongly sus-
irar,ed of being the third vessel mentioned in
he intercepted dispatches, as having cleared
rom Havana for Miramon.
The Indianola has been purchased by Juarez,
and placed in the service of his government
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EASprins, 1860.
STOCK OF NEW GOODS NOW
OPENING
AT WHOLESALE AND Retail,


AffRRs c.Hifi Ee Stock OF NEW GOODS NOW
AT wHoLEskAfLiEi AND Retail.
Al 9W FEh FISK cnsT
at cash prices
Our stock comprises; in part. excellent barsa aims
IN the following GOODS, tn which We respectful,
call the attention OF tie purchasing community. A
call and examination of Goods and prices is only
necessary to insure sales TO the most economical
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
SILKS OF newest designs in any quantity, from
f fse' Se aS bansf yst SILK in tn. CITY,
Beregss; Grenadines; Tissues; Organizes !;
Printed Foulards Berege Ang laise French Jaco,
the and IN ana ns1 Goods by
OF lmpOl tatlOn.
10, ci.oe, pure h I4sb , sooDs cant. No,
100 pieces pure IRISH Linen at 371a cts. per yard.
100 pieces pure IIish Lnen at 50 cents pei. yard.
kins ana Towels; ladies and gents Linen cam
RaokaSacG and GIa;f spd s5$Ssys bia rs D''S
Cambrics Jsconets Swisses Checks Stripes :;
Brlliants; Tarlatans Grapes by the piece or by
DOMESTIC FABRICS.
Bleached and Brown ShriDgs and Sheetings. of
ceIebr a makes such as New York Mills. Londs
LADIES' WRAFPtNGS FOR SPRING AND
SUMNER.
800 + rench Lace Points $50 Lace Mantes of va
rious styles; Burnous. Mandarines, Piccolominls,
AND 81 ihs ne nsS s s,y out Aso large stock of
EMBROIDERlES.
In this department can show the largest and
cheapest Goods of :he kind in the city, without any
exec ption, comprising every thing coming under
this head, too numerous to mention. We, now
ever. call the particular attention of ladies to the
assortment of neat Camtric Bands winch are so
HOSIERY DEpARTNENr
Ladies'. misses, gents and boys Hose and Half
Hose, OF all kinds and all prices; very low by the
dozen or by the pair.
PARASOLS AND LADIES' SUN UMBRELLAS,
In great variety and cheap.
BONNET RIBBONS,
At our usual unrvaed low prices.
Merchants from towns the country who are
making their selections this market would con-
suit their interest by giving stock an examina-
ton, as on many Goods they can save rs per cent
| in purchasing from us.
| ]. MILLHisER 4 BRO, 1873 Broad st.
| mn l2-lm
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NayinatiOu IN LIKE Erie,

DrHKiRK, April 5-There is no obstruction
10 navigation from Erie West of this port
aud the New York and Erie Railroad Compa-
nys propelors commenced running regularly
last Tuesday
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nA Large and Attractive Supply of
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.
BREEDEN 4 FOX:
BROAD STREET,
Have been opening during the past two weeks,
and are now prepared to offer, a complete aasOrt-
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
They would call particular attention to many
large lots Of Foreign Goods, which Will be SOLD at
uriees much lower than those OF former seasOns.-
We mention few only of the most attractive ar
Eusish BEREG Els, in immense variety;
Enslish and French BEREGE ROBES; to 10
very large assortment of SILKS. of every va.
riety Of STYLE at Is To 80 per cent below the cost
r,. o. l'h printed yJHcONETs and ORGANIZES;
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS, Of every descrlD-
s,r,rs DELAINES and CHALLIES;
FTench and India FOCLARD SILKS, GONE on
tiroly new and handsome designs.
Our stock Of Domestic Staple Goods has never
hAen moro ext0n9vo.
NEGRO CLOTHING, of every grade.
Am0nxst the last named. We would call the spe-
e;el attention Of buy to some very large loss Of
Virxinia and Georgia Plain and Striped 0SNA-r
HijRlSS. and large variety OF other articles OF
Southern manufacture BREEDgN 4 FOX.
mhl3-4wif III brosd street..
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lots are desirable for small business stands.
- cash at e. Y a and
en- sas g 'scof fas sy .fTss sfs ISL SON.
THREE HOUSES AND LOTS ANDrwo
EkMMoS6 AS5 RoPtAR sTRE 1SESf ROCK x
ETTS, AT AVG ION We will sell upon the pre-
1S 4 M III Ky MHRi
TENEMENTs located as above, containing four
@ the "a" Front IS feet each and
Also. 2 VACANT LOT on Main street. opposite
and F0nn1s e1S s PaSa1 ne, the
back to the York River Railroad.
TEE BINS One third cash; the balance at and u
and secured by trust deed. Taxes for 1860 to be
PAID aps sy the p"! Jas. n TAYLOR SON, Aue
TRUSTEES SALE OF VAtANr LOT. ON
Union /, ir%Stee in osf cert .. deed
viii sell. upon the premises. on THURS DAY, the
18th day OF April c9mmenclns sot at -; O'clock r
streets having a front of Is feet and running
back ls2 feet to an alley ID feet wide.
Terms: -One third cash I; the balance at 5 and 8
months. for negotiable notes. with interest added.
and secured by trust aesd. r,v,op r,n.,..
JAS. N. TAYLOR l. Son, Aucts. APPS
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
fRhSkLa fbETNwEEEhN ,srS spE s
noanesa "a Tho 18th day q fsb!a.iy: isso. in iSs
upon e the premises on WEDNESDAY,. the 18th
Valuable TOT located on the South side Of Frank
ln between 18th and l4th streets; and immediate,
FRARMPE f15'B UiLbiNG thereon. it fronts Is feet
and runs back about loo feet.
TERMS OF SALE.-EnOu ID IN cash to deiray the
expenses this decree. and the additional sum of
FIVE hundred dollars with legal interest thereon
in two equal instalments, on credit Of and IL
months, the purchaser giving bonds bearing inter
the tile SS until
money is paid and 1t is ordered by the Court; tine
for 1860 to s. fnRaY 'S Wc es spses com
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR 4 Son, Auctioneers.
N: BIIt the above named sale should he pre-.
will tahe place at the hour and place named. on
the next suitable day thereafter 'sundaSs EXCEPT IKE
COMMIsslONER,ss SALE OF REAL rs.
Commissioner, appointed by decree Of Hsnrico,
GS ts sye cd NE S =. s d'
pfsm,srs. on TAuRs6A{, ,se is,6 DAY q APrli.
2sth street. Union Hill, between n and N streets,
fronting 43 feet and running back l22 feet to an al
ley 70 fee. wide. and nearly opposite Leigh Street
Immediately sfter the q, sboys, say se1m%ensng q!
| 4t2 q CLOCK. w ~ Az n Or LAM. between "
| and II and SD and 3i.h streets, near Bloody Run
Spring. and opposite the residence of r. II. Lor-
| ton, Esq.
| On FRIDAY, the 10Th day of pril, 1860. com
| mencing at IA O'Clock p. NJ, on the premises,
MINI. AND A HALF, ACRES OF Land, on the
| plan of Marion Hill. bounded by McCou. Fisher
| the property of Jos. }. Peasants. Esq.
! Immediately after. TWO ACRES OF LAND in
joining the lands of X. H. Styl, Esq.
| Term. OF SALE-One- third cash the balance
in two equal instamen's. on a credit Of and u
| months the purchaser giving notes. with interest
added, and title retained until OIie hy the Court
| DRURY WOOD,
Special Commissioner.
| JAS. NJ. TAYLOR 4 Son, Aucts.
| N. B.--lf the sales above named should be pre-
| vented by tbs incemency of the weather, the same
Will take place at the hours and places named above
after. lmh 2ll DRURY WOOD. Com'r.
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Political.

WASHINGTON, April 6-Congressman Dim
nick. Of Pennsylvania, formerly an ardent
supporter Of the Administration, is out in favor
O.. Douglas.
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M 1850. ..Spring and Summer. ..Is6O. -A
AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK.
JOHN l.. SMITHER,
No. q NJ ain street.
Large and attractive stock Of
DRY GOODS-Foreign and Domestic
Ladies DRESS GOODS.
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES.
Silk and Marseiiles VESTINGS
The subscriber has Just received
NEW STOCK OF GOODS,
bought in person at AUCTION. in New York.
His stock comprises in part
Splendid SILKS;
Beautiful BEREGES
and ORGANDIkS;
LINENS ard DAMASKS;
PRINTS and LAWNS.
Splendid assortment of
CLOTHS,
CASSIMERtS
and VEsTINGS,
of'everv grade and color, for GENTS WEAR
Superior lot OF
TWEEDS and LINENS,
for BOYS WEAR.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS;
large assortment Of
PLANTATION GOODS,
Of every variety and price, and many other goods
usually kept IN Dry Goods store.
The subscriber is determined to offer the public
and his friends the best selected and cheapest lot of
FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS,
ever display ed in the city, and will sell the at
the lowest rates to cash purchasers Call before
JOHN l.. SMITHER,
ap 4-d&wts No. q Main street
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~ AM, %Np FANCY GOODS.-Wiii s. solS 4 a.:
ton, q ny store. oommepeins Ct o'oloek. TA1e
night. \ large assortment II fne Geld Md eilver
Watches. 6ne Jewslry, B..ceets, fancy 49,
ware, Merlno Shirts. Drawers. Table Cloths Cas-
smeres. Bed Spreads. Cigars, and FAlSX goods:
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TION-Bv virtue of a decree Of the Circuit Court Of
the city Of Richmond in the case Of the Merchants
Insurance Company rs. Mary 8 SchermeIhorn.
undersigned COmmissi oners will proceed to sell.
the premises. on WEDNESDAY, the nth April,
1885, at A.. O'Clock. p. NJ, lot fronting the west
side of 18th street q feet inches, between Mar
shall and Clay streets. running back 66 feet.
TERMS tine fourth cash; balance at four. eight
and twelve months. for negotiable notes. we'll on.
dorsed. interest added and title retained until all
the purchase money is paid. Taxes for 1850 tObe
paid by the purchaser
GEO. w. RANDOLPH o'" TO-
(;ODpiN l. AppERsOy. Aucts NH 30
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AUCTION aAIun
BY Jas. N. Taylor 4 sen, Auc,.,.

TMWfHs IExc q EE'Mw 5SAM sTPrTI ErE;
SYDNEY, AT AUCTiON.-On TUESDAY,. the
TENEMENfs. situated on ths south side Of { Elm,
Sidney Methodist Church They contain rooms ms
n r snd ana
good ICED families.
~, The ,ots front a. above: g fset each. and run
been built within the last twelve months. An ID il,
TERMS ~One fourth cash: the balance At 8, u
ARD y months. for ne:"tae!s notes. with interest
' jAs n ss1 ef SON.
BY e. b. Cook, Auct'r.
M. EXTENSIVE SALE. RYCATA-< ~
AS{gL9GGUE;: oF 1900 OF ST TIE Ecr M0SST3k
IL fskPErIAf Hf Blo IS ROSE Roses. DWARF
RksE kRPkE K STRfAss66sM CHE
Of 4. jAkabiN. OF WAsHiNGToS; >, e!
s s.. As1 Sb e /" 81 ss.,
logue, choice collection Of the most approved
sss ss'' fsis e this EYER
standard. Bourbon. Perpetual Nv bride. Moss,
Monthly Moss Noi'ette, ssd Climbing ROSES.
~ choice, collection q Dwarf Pears. Apples.
ChIIantS, monthly haSpDeIIleS. &C; double Dah-
lias, Geraniums, and many other new and rare or
namental Trees and Plants all OF which are war
ranted true to name and of first quality.
| ask the attention of nursery men, heads Of fami-
lies C., to this sale. 1t comprises the best col
lectiOns to he found in Europe or America.
TERMs-Cash.
A. JARDIN. Nurseryman.
Washington. d. C..
NH 30 f. b. COOK, Auct.
POSTPONEMENT.-The above sale Is una
voidaby postponed until WEDNESDAY,, 18th
inst. at 10 O'Clock.
APT F.. b. COOK, Auct.
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SERVANTS FOR SALE.

Tor sALE.-A fr.t-rate SElMSTRESS and
1 House SERVANT, Is years Old, and OF good
tal'hcier. to remain in or rear the city. For
sihs, apply To the Clerk of the Columbian Hotel,
Atamond. ap 5-3t'
Eok >ALE-A middle aged WOMAN. She is
asood COOK. WASHER and fRONER. Az
I! "a Marshall street, between Henry and smith
sfeeis, Snoekoe Hill. ap5-3t'
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE.

tVR HlRE-Iust from the country. GIRLS,
one IL or 20, the other Is or Is years of age.
COOKE Il CLOSE,
Insurance and General Agents,
sf6-'s l4th ST., Exchange Hotel Building.
\EGROES FOR HIRE
y JUST FROM THE COUNTRY.
isood DRAY or WAGON DRIVERS.
abe bodled Men as genera! La BOXERS.
old Man. who IS a good CARPENTER.
old Man. who would answer as Il MARKET
MAN.
.patn COOKS.
lCHAMBERMAlD.
lhsal,hy Young WET NURSE.
.ood FAINTER RO. b. l. iNE,
Agent for Hiring out Negroes.
sg3-ts Office in Metropolitan Hall.
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RVJ. ~. Di91ea. AvcV'Y,

WILL BE SOLD, eye:y night this vsek. -
w auction room s, Main street, ccmmsneiAG o
1c'ccck, large invoice e 9ns Nc Coo, si'ysr;
GUARD and VEST CHAINS, Lsdise' CHArA-
LAINS; Silver Plated SPOlNe, FORKS CAT
CARS, CUTLERY, 30.
N.B.-Consisnment receiving eyeIy Day a4d eosd
without reserve. j. II. Dl00EC, Auot.
D. F. bOorH, Salesman. 0S0
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ny 0sAAin 4 Appersep, Aue,'s.

-
TWO LOTS on IA ALE srRrer.
i MAR TO 18TH STREET. FO1 SALE Al
AyCTlON1soWi,l b .c!d al e .uction, on ne pre-.
P. NJ, two LOTS; located a. above froutins 10.
eeshev 60 feet the north side Of VenahIc street
running hack 163 feet. and opposite the Interest,"
ton of Veuahle and 18th streets.
Terms ne-third cash; balance At and
months, for nesotiahie notes. intefest added. and
title retained till last note - paid The taxes for
1850 :" b 'ad G e iSe :xfPERsoN A.
v,RrsTEEs' SALE OF LARGE MN.
1 BER OF LOTS AND HQCAsES. IN The
PLAN OF MOUNT ERIN. MAR RnCkETTS,
.N LSTS eE Hrr STREHHTH .sus
tee. in two &C rtsin deeds. the one dated 18th April
1853. and the other datsd 18th December. 1852 :nd
both duly recorded in heurico County Court. the
former the lst May. 1884, and the latter IN 18th
December. 1860, we shall. in execution thereof.
proceed to cell. at public suction ON the premises,
IN the order adve IT sed, on TUESDAY,. the 10Th
next fair day } the following beautiful SQUARES
and LOTS. IN the piaD. ef Mount Erin near the
handsome residen es Of Messrs. P. H. Reach. }.
q. Watts. aud K. w McGruder. viz Nos. Is. 81.
IS. @. s., 81. s.. Also, part Of Squares Nos IS,
S., e
On 2ash street Church BIZ. near the i.ish stree.
Path street. and 81 feet the West line thereof.
running back 122 feet to allev.
TERMs.-One- third cash balance At and
years, for negotiable notes. interest added, and
title retained till all the purchase money paid.
The taxes OF lSO to he paid 6y the purchssers.-
an, j n}tx H 2 ssNps{ Trustees.
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q TENEMENTS ANO YACANT LOT

y ON LEIGH STKEET. WEST UF BKUUKE
AVENUE. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will hc
sold at auctinn.o" the premises. onW EDNESDAH,
April II. Ise9; At 4"'ck,P; M;;S excellent FRAN
seven Of which front on the south side Of Leigh
street, ana two Ct them the brick onesl front on
cupied respectively by Messrs. Robert F. Luck and
Ronert 8. King. Also four beautiful building lots
adjoining the above. These tenements are in OK
fair rates.
The particular attention 81 the public is respect-
full, called to this sale, AS the property il well 10
Gated and Is in part of the city where houses are
IN demsnd Plats of the property will he exhlbi-
ted at the hour Of sale.
TERMs.-One third cash; balance at 4 and 8
months. for negotiable notes: interest added. and
The taxes for 1880 to he paid nv the purchasers.
ap4 GOpDIN Il APPERSON. Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-07
GALE OF DESlRABLE BUILDING LOTS
- ON PETERSBURG TURNPIKE AND MAUI

AUCTION We will SELL upon the premises. on
TUESDAY. the 10th of APRIL commencing inn
mediately after the sales advertise BY MIR. Marx,
ex,Or, and others, several very desirable BUILD
ING LOTS. at the intersection OF Petersburg
Turnpike and Maury street.
The whole property fronts the Turnpike 2Ol
feet. and wllfe divided to suit purchasers. These
lots are desirable for small business stands
TERMS One fourth cash balance at 6, II and
Is months. for negotiable notes. with interest add
ed and secured by a trust deed.
mh29 JAS. Nj. TAl LOR Il SON, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-07

AIOT1CE.-The attention OF persons ABOUT 10
~ build ON tho lines Of the streets q! public a.
levs Of the city, 10 Iequested to the following o.
Amy person Intending hereafter 70 build OF erect
any house or other structn,e upon me lac OF Az
Engineer Of the city, in his absence ~ INABILITY
to act. from the Superintendent OF ftrcets certi
such street at the place where such house or stgac
ture is to I've eIected and it sha s the duty 81 tie
the Clramberlain's ONCE. duplicate 81 thu. said
certificate. If any person shall hereafter bald. or
other structure upon the line Of any such strese 81
alley without having frat obtained such csrthceee.
he shall he fined not less than Eve nor more than
twenty dollars" W.GlLl.. City Engr.
By order Of tho Commissioners Of streets gene.
rally. NH Yin