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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-15
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

OFFICE RlcH'p PET'G Il. X. Co.,t
RicHAesp, Nov. 18th, 1890.
la - DAY, the srd day Of December,
-the TRAINS on this Road will
TRAINS I.Avg Riemaosp roK PETERSBURG
Express daily, Except sundays at. 80 A. NJ.
Accommodation, 0ri- weekly Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, at............ 90 4. u.
Mail daily. at. 90 r. NJ.
TRAINS LEAvErErKRsBUKa FOR RICHMOND. :,
Aeeommodsi dali on liri.weekiy,l Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, at;..:....... Is 4. N.
MAJ daily saxSept sggdayy, nSr NJ.
- !. - RAILRoAD;-The MAIL and
..-.----. PASSENGER TRAIN leaves
RICHMOND In daily sSceP, sandhays at SO A. NJ
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and FRIDAYS, for sta
tons West Of stanton, White Sulphur, Lewis
TIE Trains connect at GORDoNsv1LLE, with
the Orange and Alexandria Trains: for ALEXAN-
pRFA and Intermediates stations, WlNnrnkESIfk'
with Trains for LYNCMBuRG and Intermediate
and Al s West IF Lynsne5s the
Ticket a0 oiaee. ii'Nh' I'll THos. b oDh%EAD
General Supt.
Gen1 supt's Office Va Cen. r. Ri
Richmond, Jan. 81, 1891. ia 22-ts
sss Ri K 1T AM NJ go
-E s,si,asr sT WhsL . Esslasa
POINT, Capt; J. G: Rowe, Leaves Norfolk MON
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at A. NJ,
for King & Queen Court House, connecting with
Richmond at $50 P. NJ. Returning, the steamer
leaves King i Queen Court House on TUESDAYS,
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, at sac A. n,
s3sa1ssRs Hln aaIs Ss fSn' a' A.
Passenger Trains leave Richmond DAILY ,tSun-
day excepted,) at A. NJ, and West Point
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, at
TO A. NJ, and arrive in Richmond at IL IS A. NJ
Accommodation aud Freight Train will leave
Richmond TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SAT-
URDAYS, at 7. NJ, stopping on signal.
Freight received TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS, until $40 II. NJ, at Richmond, and
Ola MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYSa and FRIDAYS, I'M
til i. NJ, at West Point.
Passengers for Williamsburg will take Stage at
Bigler's for Gloucester c. II at Cappahoosic,a land
for ga luda and urbana, at West Point.
NE Fare from Richmond to Norfolk, Dinner
EXTRA 81. L. II. TEMPLE,
te SUPERINTENDENT
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THERE IL ONE THING CERTAIN, AND

Il tItstb -, LEV Is SELLING Aiie thchpcst ~
Goods. All who have been to his store admitth 5l
he is offering all kinds of Dry Goods III the Lowest
prices. He has now iii store superinc Irish Lllea
at 50 cents, worth ~ fine Grass Linen Hdks. al -
cents, worth 81 fine HeInstitched Hdkfs. at IS Ct,
worth $40; Embroidered Cambria Collars At 8, IL,
worth so: Cambria Collars at 80 cts, worth -, VA'
bleaehed Cotton both iine and coarse, at 4 ceni',
worth 10: Bleached Cotton. of all qualities at the
lowest prices. BE sure To 20 to LEVY :, No. .
Main street, for there you can certainly ind Tie
largest assortment Of Dry Goods at the lowest
prices. fe
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UILTED SKIRTS FOR LADIES

" CHEAP-Must be run off during the con'Epp
week, 100 Heavy Quilted skirts, for Ladies att
each, not the cost ot material which they contain
save the cost for making. HOOP SkiKfS-HCuP
SklRTS--5o0 Hoop skirts, best steel. watch sprigr
and best make, warranted cheaper than can be hal
elsewhere. Come and see. CACTUS SKIRTS
CACTUS SkIRTS-20O Cactus skirts, with sis.,
springs, answering the place OF Hoop skirt
Only 80 cents'each. MOREEN SKIRTS MUgEEy
SKIRTS, at less than halt price-i1o Moreap
skirts to be run off for 81 each, real bargain
The only place to buy cheap skirts is at
NUMBER F0RTY-ONE az Main St..
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APoTHECARIEs, &c

% JOHNW. GARLICk, NJ. D..
80 AP0THECARY AND DRu6elsi,
AK MARKET PLACE, FRANKLIN ST.,
IA Richsaoad, Ia. ,-,,,,,,
DKUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, w inpUv!,ww
GLASS, VARNisHES, DYE-srUFFs. FANNY
ARTICLES, &c.
PROPRIETOR AND NAyrFAcTrRER ~
SEMPLE'S lNFALLIBbE BAKING ~" phh.
. l.. WAGNER. AP OF Z Rl AND
~DRUGGIsT, keeps on hand and tor saie
III only fresh aud reliable Drugs, the mus
IN popular genuine Patent Medie,nes al me
latest approved Pharmaceutical Prepara.i9hsa
Chemicals. bye stufs. Oils, Paints, window
Glass Putty, Brushes OF all slnd R,rnipp Firid
Alcohol Perfumery. Fancy Articles, cigars ana
Tobacco Corner Broad and 9th streets, Klch-
mond, Va. -- - 10 =
n J. W. FRAYSEK.
GIS APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST,
Seventeenth s ssssss S1set v ass Broad S''f'
Nould beg leave to return his sincere THANKS 10
his friends ard those who have so Literally pat
ronized him during the past year, and hopes, by
strict attention to business to merit continuance
of the same. ,
n. B.-PHYsICIANs and others can rely on
having their PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY aud
ACCURATELY compounded at all hours of the DAY
ana NIGHT. j. W. FRAfSEh, Druggist,
Ia rs 18th street.
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nR. J. W. CLARkE7s STIMULATING.

~ LlNlMENT-For the cure of Rheumatism,
Lumbago and all diseases OF the Spine, Acute
Pain or Inflammation in any part OF the system,
Painful Gatherings in the Breasts of Feina es,
Chrouic Sore Throat, Swelllnso, strains, Sprains,
&c, &c. For Horses, it will cure any form OF
Cuts aud Sores, Scratches, &c Prepared by DR..
j. w. CLARKE, Aberdeen, Miss, and for sale by
JAS. Z. DUVAL, Druggist and Chemist
Ga GnrnEr MIN and ! III Ri .hlL..nl
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SAVINGS BANKS.


4 lLU DOMINAON SANhNuS bANh
This Institution will receive DEPOSITS, ON
which interest of per cent. per annum Is paid
on all sums remaining on deposit longer than six
period.
AH- Deposits received at the stores of J F. REG
sAULT and Messrs STARKg S CARDozo. Main 81.
q. w. WILLIAMS, Prss't.
]. +. REGSAULT, Treasurer.
J. BRUCE MCCLELLASD, Sec'y
DIRECTORS :
q. W. Williams, John Dooley,
DR.. James Conway, Chas. Campbell
Col. T. p. August, CT Workman
DR.. j. Graf IA Cabell, l.. W. Giazebrook
t. 5. Williams, K. II. Bosher
J. Bruce McClelland, w. q. Brazeaf
K NJ Nimmo, J. +. Cottrell,
VIM. Brent, J. o. ChiIes
s. A. Myers, w H. Maddux
q. Y. Morriss, J. F. Regnaun
]. j. Dornin, Il. j. Eehols
T. J. starke, J. r. Swords.
r H. Starke. la I2-dlem
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A XLE CIR EASE-A fresh supply just received
~ and few sale, wholesale aud retail, by
X. w, POWERS, D.ugglst,
leH ~ Aaip street, corner Wall.
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NEW GOODS. -We are receiving and viii

NEW GOOD S.-We are receiving and viii
~ have in store in u few days, a general asset.
ment of STAPLE DRY GOODS, consisting In mart
of the following articles PRINTS, all grade.
Brown and Bleached SHIRTlNGS, do. aud 4,
SHEETlNGS; do. aud do JEANS and DRILLS,
Corse; JEANS and DRILLS; Blue aud Brown
DENNIS; APRON CHECKS; TltKINGS; StrppeJ
and Plaid OZN Alb u RIGS: heavy ~ and 81
TWILLS; Colored CAMBRlCS; Red and White
FLANEELS: Bleached and Brown Canton do
French aud Russia CANVAS, aud various other
goods, to which we invite the attention OF the
10 30
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JOHN T. RIGNRY, Assistant Sup't. ie l3-ly
y-sss-- r.s-==4z=z=a==5s~l NOTICE. roo

+
49, - - ~ gro PA 5 EN GERS LoOI.
-G0ING NORTH.-NEW AR
GEMENT.-iMPORTANT TO TRAVEL.
ERS. -THRGUGH TICKETS AND THROUGH
CHECkS.-GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE-Car-
ryinas the great United States Mail Twice daily,
Sunday night excepted between Richmond, A lex
andria, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York, aud ali important points West, via
Acquia Greek aud Washington, over the Rich-
uand, Fredericksburg u Potomac Railroad, TO the
Potomac river, Is miles, and by spIendid and COM
Portable steamers thence to Wash ngton IS miles
in all 1853 miles in seven hours, being comforta-
Bile and perfectly safe rate OF speed.
Hours of departure : 6 so A. NJ, and P NJ.
BAGGAGE, under charge of Special Agents,
CHECKED THROUGH to Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphi and New York.
THROUGH TICKETS can lie secured 10 the follow
ing points, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Clncin-
NATL Columbus, Indianapolis, Cairo, Dayton, JET
fersonville, Rock Island, Evansville, Washington,
New York st. Louis Chicago, Pittsburg, Louis
vile, Decatur, Newark and Viucannes.
Passengers breakfast and sup at Ashland, and
dine on board the comfortable steamer between
Acquia Greek and Washington.
Persons wishing to obtain tickets for servants for
Washington city and points further North, must, in
al cases. be vouched for by responsible wnlte
citizen of Richmond, person, known to the officers
the Road, Tickets lOH be sold If applied for b.
them.
gts For further information, apply at this office,
Broad Street, ShOekoe Hill.
JAS. B. WINSTON, Genl Ticket Ag't
IN PPM Sun fu y---ts
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C,LOTHING AT IMMENSE SACRIFICE

~ have in stock about 100 Overcoats and Bust
Coats, Of different qualities and styles, left
over from last years which | have selected ont
and marked down TO about one-half II the usual
selling price. Call and examine them and all
not tied TO fashion, get good article for very
small price, The goods are here and must be sold.
This is no humbug. Cali early aud take chance.
il l! WM IRA SMITH. le6 Main stree;
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rkEAT BARGAINS are now being offered iii
" ali kinds OF Winter Clothing, at the old and
favorite stand, l02 Main street. Our stock is full
and complete, presenting all needful inducements
III variety Of style, workmanship and prices. As
times are sadly out OF joint and money scarce we
determined to max il the interest Of the most
economical buyers to call on
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ID EMEMBER - UncurreHt money OF every
II State in the Union received at par for DRY
GOODS of every description, for prices reduced 20
suit the present great eary and political crisis
The panic at hand must be met. | am, Therefore,
disposed TO offer the whole OF my valuable sIoek
OF Dry Goods at any price from the original eu's
for cash only. RecOllect, have price Tor any
goods IN my valuable stock In exchange for sIte's
or uneurreut Bank notes. My friends aud CO.
toners would do well 10 avail themselves 0i ih's
opportunity to buy some of the cheapest Dry Go,a'
ever offered in the State of Virginia. Call al 'A'
House Of Trade at
Ia - M,fp al
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III REDUCTION IN PRICE. --STEB-
WlNBINS, PULLEN = Co. will, from this day
H(U offer their entire stock of FANCY GOODS,
~ VASES, &c., at greatly reduced prices for
cash. Now is the time TO make your purchases for
the holidays. Call early
sTEBBlNS, PULLEN & Co,
Ia 8 Corner 9Th aud Ernad ia
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AIOTfCE.-We have a large nne assort-
~ ment OF Ready made Clothing for gentlemen's
wear, and also good stock of Negro Clothing,
which - have def armiuad 10 sell for the balance
of the season at VERY REDUCED PRICES for cash
ana To puuctual customers. We hope that the
above announcement wiz secure for us at
call from all who are IN need of anything in
line as we are determined tn conform strictly to
this notice. SIMPSON MILLER,
ll9 Main street,
Opposite Mitchell and Tyler D, hIcumond.
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4 LFRED ;. LEE,
"A FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT

PLASTER, SALT, LUMBER, COAL, &c.
In addition to my Forwarding Business, would
inform my friends and the public that ! have
LUMBER Y ARD opposite my warehouse and di-
rectly the line of the York River Railroad,
where may be found a general assortment of Vir-
ginia LUMBER, SHINGLES, &c.
Mr.. T. W. PEERS will attend to sales of Lum-
Der my account.
ConsiSnments of Lumber solicited, e.. which
liberal advances will be made. A. S LEE.
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nUR CUST0M.-We make it q rule to keep, at
" all times, fresh, reliable, and fashionable
CLOTHING, and hence to carry over as little
possible from season to another We there
fore propose, for the next thirty days, to offer such
Inducements in all kinds of WINTER CLOTHING
as Will ensure sales. Many styles must be sold
without regard to cost.
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~ MEN,S RUBBER BOOfs-Just the
article for ditchers' or ors, also for
wagoaars; being really the only reliable
- waIer-p proof Boots, will be sold al greatly
reduced prices for cash, at LA 22l WIN, NALsHS,
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cPn,>,; coops ar CREAr sAcRi.

CPRlNG GOODS AT GREAT Sathr
- FiCE, TO CLOSE BUslNE>s--ChAkLhsH
sell the whole of his spring stock AT great saSf
ridce--a large assortment Lawns. CambFies, ~ ~
lars, Poplinetts, &c. Families may rely agoh 80
and English Bsreges at q great loss. House l'i
rent CH1s. A. GWATkia,
in Y sth aud Main streets
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CATTLE, HOGS, SHEEP, sc.
BEEF this week at s36l4. Is for good to
prime cattle. A very few bought AT the latter
price Market well supplied.
sHEEP.-We quote sales at - 50 to 90 per head
for ordinary sheep and ". 10 s5 per ewt. gross
for the best quality.
H0Gs.-saies oil n-fed at xsQIs so per cwt. ;
distiilery fed u .so4s.
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NOTICE IHiS.-Sj will buy half dozen
~ Linen Bosom shirts; $40 will buy fancy Cas-
simere Suit, tashionably cut aud well made. These
articles cheap and we offer them for the plea
sure Of selling. IRVING HULL, Agent,
Next to Pairo's Exchange Office,
fel - Main. corner 18th street
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EDwIN WORKMAN & CO.,

EDWIN WORKMAN l. CO.,
IL GROCERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND
DEALERS IN IRON AND STEEL,
Solicit consignments oil b A &C O, WHEAT,
CORN, FLOUR, &c, to the sale of which EDWIN
WORTHAM will give his personal attention.
~ Advances made on eonsignments.
R4s BAGS furnished when required
LEXANDER MOTT,
II AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
Will attend regularly to the sales Of HORSES,
MULES, WAGONS, &c, at the Horse Lot, every
SATURDAY MORNING, at 10 o clock.
Stock intended for sale will please be entered
before the morning OF the sale.
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nay GOODS Ar REDUCED PRICES.

II DRY UUUDS AT REDUCED PRItkN.-IVV'
prepared la the best manner possible Tor whaiete'
may be the result Of the present political extHs'
duced prices. The stock is large and better ttaA
IL has ever been before at this season tafpe'''
Mouselaines, Servants Clothing of all kinds a
short every variety Of Dry Goods, al very reduced
prices. Our customers may expect bargains :
every style Of Goods, as they must be sold oei'i'
the close Of the season. .,.,,
n L.
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DUY NEW SHIRT--Ofour own make, from
ID selected goods, and frst-rdte in every respect.
We recommend the above article as the best
have offered TO the trade, and think our
friends will acknow edge the excellence Of our
Look at them, and then let us have your opinion.
de 81 w. 5. TUPMAN, Agent, 109 Main st
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EAU DE BUIOf ms Is an InvaIuable
IL Tooth Wash which long experience has PROVED
most efficient in removing all deleter0us sub
the gums solid and healthy, aud mparts d delft
cious freshness TO the mouth and breath. Pre-
pared nd sold hy
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IOHNN. GORDON son.


L and PROVISION DEALERS, offer for sale
IL hhds. BREASTS BACON
Is hhds. HAMS and SIDE BACON.
10 hhds. SHOULDER BACON.
loo b5ls. sc, - Extra "C' and ''B'' SUGARS.
so bbls. Cut Loaf and Yellow do.
100 bags LaEuAyra aad Rio COFFEE.
SO bbls. y. o. and p. Il. M0LASSES.
Is bbls. Extra LEAF LARD.
80 bbls. pure CIDER VINEGAR.
So bbls. A. G.. Sherman's WHlSKEY
leo bbis. BRANDY, GIN and WINE.
900 choice CIGARS.
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Ysasss, IT,, for sgs!s sna Bent.

60 FOR SALE OR RENT.-The DWELL
E7ii.l ING HOUSE. No. 327 West Lexng above Chats
A worth street, Lot 25 by 22O feet 10 Josephine street
House threest3ry front and back, with modern improve
ONE DOOR ABOVE jyl2-ff
O. FOR RENT.-The two-story DWELL
G;i ING, No. Il St Paul str: Pleasant. Apply
d4e.@to JOHN WILLIAMS * son,
IVA eott 90 Smiths wharf
E;;A FOR PENTHOUSE No. 2l9 West
HNomoaid street between Paca and Green opposite
splsndd Ia'd and Stable. Will he rented low to good
an 'ne present occupant having no use for It Apply
s are % BARRE STREET between Charles and kigh
jelO-tf
en-: FURNISHED DWELLING FOR RENT.
s@of the Monument, will re rented r. a sm all far
on reasonable terms. Apply at this Office ms r.
sa VALUABLE LAND IN ALLEGAEY
@Izr- COUNTY, FOR SALE
TRACT OF i.AND called TREASURE TRGyE con-
Yeyed for the Hon Thomas g. Pratt about the wear isS
1t situated about Is miles east OF Cumberland on the
Oats and Indian Corn admirably in this region 1t
also admirably suited to Sheep raising There several
Farms opened and cleared upon the land and now
rent The tract however, is principally wooded with large
Oak and Pine Timber which easily be transported
aread gently slopn. to the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad which within 3
milk of the southern boundary Of the tract.
SULPHUR and Iron SPRINGS Of different strengths issuing
from small valley within few yards Ofeach other THESE
with another Sulphur Spring in the vicinity, have
for been known and resored first by the Indians
few miles of across the mountain is fine IODINE
SPRING which is well known in the neighborood and
remarkably adapted to the OF all cutane0us diseases
long credit will be divided into SMALL FARMS of
49,, WALLIS 4 THOMAS,
mi5-f st. Paul
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WATER DRAIN AND SEFER PIPTS

The great economy in the h<se PIPES for Sewer
will be found 10 exceed by far the use of other
material for the purposes. All orders addressed
above will be promptly attended to. Goods delivered
the city free Of charge mhI5-h
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Sstaig. EnAMsrs, ks,

HARDWARE.
NAEE{YlFAGgTq r. A$EET$ ZIP PS{AfERs IN
L. H &5 4 co.'s CAST STEEL, MILL, CROSS CUT and
FISHER : EGEE;ffsS, AMERICAN EAGLE ANvILs and
FIEJLbns, 81 NDWfCH / CO.'S CUT TAoKs, SHOE NAILS,
G G2T f%afIATTT F g2 ATEs HAT 81 ,or
RUSSELL. \ ERWIN MANUFACTURING CoMPANY,s
FITCH y %I,A,S}{fTFAoTURENG coaPANy's CABINET and
AN EtIGANf I Hj0lg$ENAlL coMPANys HORSE AND
Q. AMES SONS SEOvELS and SPADES, &c, &c
BGRLH WG6R FASF RR nd fA G6RS and GRASS
S6fEa nSsSEAAb E HzE6 SF2SFs IA srS and full
AloI which We offer atlowest Factory Prices. my2-tf
KEYSER, TROXEI.l. d CO.
X o n W r Z H O Q Sc,
. =. No 10 5eUTH CALVERT ST.
eMPOKIEltS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF
J. iR0E and STEEL, have constantly on hand comples
AMERIoAE, AND ENGLISH IRON,
RAILROAD S $PiEES md CHAINS.
vEApU0F I'D LAg.E&i. 86tt.Ek RON WORKS, w
Also agents r Re dst % Van. ;a S and a+ fUSk'
AyTEZtFE ana CH1R66IG fiS oH IN FG tiKsssG
E,UGAN & jenkins.
~ oo& z, Z, IA d5aE 2 m4 - 4; $ERG e
A.. HG %aitIH Ch It:!'t,S STREET,
THOMAS TUET0N SONS, GAsT AND SHsan STEEL
Wales TRFNCa &ueER 41sEE i BITrs, &C.
4; RANDALL, rAoEa, F!sIsHiNa NAILS. &c
kqpn y, .l TOOL COMPANY NUFs' WASHERS AND
AHERiG4S BirF COMPANY, Br7r Htrass, SAD ICONS
G44ELES p, KELL,0G9, CgnHr Gowns, scAtss, &c
~ HI ELTON Z CO.. PLkrEp Spoons AND FORKS.
So1 ~ -, 80 A"tuf<ih" CO' SHEET bRsss AEn
r, y - ~ - -, ! 59tt.E;aa.; ,--- . Co.,
. iTs1r e No; 3 = @lf M, 2 Nv
60, 90. WAR; NohtNHi' hHAss oAFfLA
pg:2i1,T I sAlllIaAS. Axss. H.=eH-zs. &c. isia-.
EETATERS z, EG9TT
w ~, ,IG,.-,, ~, - &c or,,ur
.gyyfr ~ ~ 20 ~ r. ls ;
~ :: y fsE bh a 1879 AND MANY
r; - . = q n r. 4. % a usA ~ : -, =,
moo F" M SIEGE on , =, ,,,,,
. oA9l - t ;T. i = vs. AND olA
&ItGE E &6s fS14 4 AND 6 6fER PG6 6SKs
n nH Ef a ES 9 g $ tI r fyIs SCREWS
SJ;SSGT p ~ \, 4 ~, m ,n - 1orus
'e'"''ii " I'M i;,s d Go E 1niN" JUS hoohS
w G. . nnTrf,T 80 I3j4 pr Fl S ~ -
a. n1iI7 w rIIT, ,;,Ir;7ii S~GS Nv .,., rn,c
0ON"' NM liz TNIf sss;''''o -N\h w. fD"h
.uES, PNyvr ,ND,S II ~ 10 VIC I. CoJr,D,o
~ 49, " W. - Hale ~ Sa6VgTS ~ SPa6Es Sc
TACKs F!NTstiTNa SHOE Wo 81 t TiT n AbFTs TS
a general stock Of ,,,a
-, b ilti5r - ~ u StEi.f dARDM AXE,
WhicA Is ohefed at LOW EST FACTORY PRICES.
,ey, -, ,,..-,, STEEL. . ,-., NJ,
are o,e A'NfS n this market for wilson, Hawks,
" sgGPY from stock at reduced rates for DIRECT IN
-, eo,1,,-,z,-,,- ~, ~,.-,.rr,r,, -,,1ou.,,no
'A-'-' : -. -'-~-' ------' -----' ="
+" NoIs D L9HEr- Wa. Il. BARRY. Rom. $. Finley.
NJ. HONEY 4 "a "-''''''
srcoEs.oas 70 &cn.Frrra 4 ionRv.
'
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1nhlif GaIts.
on, aXsAHIU Es. II. GOVEE
{ ERPHANS COURT SALE

>n,,r, aY sAEIu Ez. II. 53OVEE
ERPHANS' COURT SALE
HANDSOME FURNITURE G&3PTp W .rcr, ,,,-, ,-..,
THE EErpctASSDD STORE FIXTURFS, u AMI ChAIN
T TnE ., EharhUIS or TIE LATE WI H. JOHNSON
sed, and by order OF the honorable the Johnson de-
FOR Baltimore city will sell THURSDAY Nj RI! iNTt
FURNITURE, &c, contained in said store W. ~ tho
Carpet; Mahogany Chairs and Sofas M$ble TOP CeptT
Ventan Blind IS handsome Engravngs; | valn,lIe Ei
Painting SdeLoard lot Of China and Glass Ware Cane
articles Of paror fUkNTUKE not n"0e' Of
ALSO,
Very elegant Bedsteads superior Feather Beds p and P
Bedding; Marble Top Dressi Bureaus do. Washsapa,
Cherry Wardrobes, Clocks, &c, DC Superior COOKING
STOVE and KITCHEN FI,RNITUEF, &c.
One very superior GOLD A as-SYTicH AND CHAIN.
NEGRO GIRL, aged yc 45so Slave for life.
Al the STORE F!XTUREsi, consisting OF superior
Marble Top Centre Tables, Oil Cloths chairs &C &c.
Terms cash. in par funds, before delivery q goods,
Administrator Of VIM. II Johnson deceased
SAMUEL II. GOV Err. Auct.,
yl3ts a Baltimore street.
fS;::f TRUSTEES SALE.
ss by virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court OF Balti
pnhic NOR CITY, the undersigned Trustee viii offer At
- se, at the Exchange SalesroOms Second street,
p ''S' On TUESDAY, the 23d July, 1861, a O'Clock
% III THAT GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS fronting
denIb of 16a ee east SIDE Of North Cha street. wha
norm from Madison street and is Improved by large End
and is subject ground rent OF three HUNDRED
COLLARS payable in equal instruments on the first of March
For title, see mortgage from W H. Redcraves to Samua
black dated It'll December, 1882 Liber g. L. s. No ISL
Terms OF saeOneth third cash, and the balance in six
T. PARKIN SCOTT, Trustee
SAMUEL II. COVER,
jyl2aws Auctioneer
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