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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-12
BY Hector Davis, Auct'r.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABIE
L SLAr rs AT AUCTION.-As Trus zee in deed
OF trust dated December 18th, 1890, and recorded
In the CLERKS Office OF the Hastings Court of the
city OF Richmond, and at the request of the credi-
tors secured in said deed. shall proceed to sell
at the Auction Rooms of HECTOR DAVIS in the
MONDAY, the 18th day of March. ls5l six vaiua
Bile SLAN rs, said Slaves constituting the portions
Of personal estate conveyed to me in said deed -
young and active, one Boy about 10 wears Of age,
and va liable Woman. TEKMs.-Cash.
NH S-lVtF WA. Il. HARDGRONE Trustee
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RUNAWAYS.

IA $40 REWARD.-One of my servants.
Nv named ROBERT IA MES, off on Thurs
IN day last. He is Il Ditcher, exclusively, and
~ took off his tools with him, with a view
* doubtless to obtain work his own
for his appreh ension and delivery to me.
NH 9-lw JAMES LYONS.
IN S25 REWAR D. Runaway from the
GT subscriber, about the middle of January,
IN nay Man "MANUEL." Said negro is about
~ five feet ten inches in height, bushy head
-. OF mar, ana very DARK Inuiatto and has a
Said negro is believed to be lurking about Atlees
Station, in Hanover county, or about Richmond
The above reward will be paid for his apprehen-
sion and delivery to Inc in Richmond, or Hanover
Jail, or to d. L. JONES, in King William Co, Va.
THOS. BOSWELL,
NH lin Junction p O.. Hanover CO., Va.
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NE'hk ATTACHMENT stated that Gov
sr, ~ Il, OF Georgia, has attac he'd the North.
ara o'otH IN the Macon and Western Railroad
''A' Ihg to about ii ,OO0, 600
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TRUSTEES SALE OF ANEaT LITTLE

n, N, = z II 4 VI, " TH TEE HOUSE
AND FpN FIVE NILES WEST OF RICHMOND,
by authority Of deed of trust executed by Chris
topher WarbeH0n and wife, bearing date the 2ud
gay OF August 1853, and Of record in the Clerks
vI,ce OF henrlc2 county Court, the undersign ned,
pnoiic auction on the premises on WEDNESDAY,
me 18Th day OF March, ls6l, at a O'Clock Z M
that desirable little MARKET FARM upon which
me SAID Warberton resides, on the old Deep Run
turnpike, I'VE miles from the city of Richmond,
small yelling house, all necessary out houses,
ana large Ice house aaa pond sufficient to fill it,
LERas-Enough IN cash to pay of note of
SZlZis, with interest from August I'd, 1890 and ex
penses OF sale and upon credit as to S349 90 un-
VI the lsth December, ls6l, and upon such credit
point. A. R. COURTNEY Trustee
ia
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by Thomas w. keesee. Auct'Y,
tottce corner OF 18th and Cary strests

TKgs SALE OF
III U71FrGSlTuRE, Pianos, HORSE
land COW, AT THE Union Pr
py aathority OF deed Of trust executed by WIN,
JACOB Points, bearing date 2ad September. Isso
ana OF record in the Clerks 0fice OF Hsrrico Co
Court, the undersigned, as trustee nAmed therein .
mi Pr"eerd to sell at public auction, the pre-
AZ 70 o'clock, the HoUsEroLD and KiTt1HIy
HURNlTURE, Including Bureaus, Bedsteads,
Mattresses Fez. Aer Beds, Cane Chairs, Windsor
ChaiTs, Sofas, Parlor Chairs, Marble top Tarles
two Piano Fortes, Bed Clothing, School Furni.
ALSO One HORSE and one COW
TKkNs.-For all sums under $50, cash for suus
OF $50 and upwards, an approved endorsed nego-
tiabls ooe at 80 days credit. with interest added
A. y. BROWN, Trustee.
DE Sale conducted by THos. W. KRRsBg, Auet.
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SPOTsWOOD HOUSE,
r,ou RICHMOND, VA
streets, lust hnished and elegantly furnished is
now open Tor the accommodation OF guests
The location is the best In the city and syarv
effort will De made to please the pat. oas OF The
House.
have secured the services of Mr.. T. w HxS.
NIGER, late vi the Everett House, New York
no Sly JOSEPH H. CRESSHAw
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AUCTION sALEa.
FUTURE DAYS
BY Goddin & Apper.en, Auc,,..

BY Goddin & Appersen, Aucrs.
A UeTION SALE OF BRICK TENEMENT
~. BRA9a's ROW, ON CENTRE STREET.
RETE fES 'r os ASP TT TTfEkTs FRAMED
STREET ANDR LnT.lN HARviE's PLAN,
inst, at 4 clock. the Brick Tenement in Bragg'-
Row, occupied by Mr. Boswell Thompson Ar
Tspeuen % opspe9 9'q hill he on tea aa. n
Church street. now occupied by James Jennings
Aud thereafter Ave beautiful Building Lots in
Harv se's Plan. three fronting the north side OF
At6en are street, aud two on the west line Of Bel
TEKMs One third cash; balance at / and 2
years, for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
eafsd ny trust deed. The taxes for 1861 to be
NH Il GoDDIN ApPERsoN. Aucts.
( COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL rs.
- TATE, IN THE TOWN OF FULTON, NEAR
70 n iCkETTs.-As Commission ers of the Circuit
lst " ovember, 1880 In the case OF Rnroughty and
WIFE against Bergman. &c, we shall sell at pub
as i.s j deoes n If fs9 Il nHt
a hs frat fair day the REAL Estate located as
seized and now occupied by his widow There
are several beautiful building lots and an excel
ient new Brick Tenement, used as a store and
business o--o ''"NO ioi
TssMs-Enough in cash to defray the expenses
months, Tor negotiable notes interest added salts
tsctorlIy endorsed, and title retained till the fur
NH 5 hf$ESS : e : fsAss ,SGs, Scom'rs
Two MOST VALUABLE LOTS, ONE on
80 N, tHh VEST LINE OF l7TH, BETwREN
GKAC AM BROAD STREETS AND THE 9TH
TX On THE SOUTH SIDE OF CARY, BETWEEN
1.TH AN D LTH SHEETS, For SALE AT AUG
TON Will 81, sold at auction. on the premises
gu 3 WEDNEsDAf, the 18th March, 1861 at a o'clk
n, - the order advertised, lot No. ~ in
Adams Division fronting % feet on the west line
o. I'm street. ru ming back IS feet TO Union St
ms lot Is now leased to good tenant at 800 per
annum, free of taxes
On Also, Lot No. in the same Division frouting
- leet on the south side Of Cary street. running
pdch ABOUT Iee ieet to wide street alley. This
mum, free Of taxes
IERAs;-one-third cash balance st 4 and S
LOT negotlaole notes, interest added, and
title retained till last note is paid
mn GODDIN APPERSON. Anct's
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Al tNNN
CEARtgsToS. March 3. 1861
-,onad,ng of which / spoke this
The rs the firing OF 81 loaded guns on
n5-E'HA Point ~ ] stated, aud, accidcn tai
tamh"' che balls fell near the gate OF Fort
II, orr - ,,,,ou which MAJOR Stevens promptly
>r@r "a - Mayor Anderson.
fipHnastrh was received here this evening
SdiEhngton, 10 the effect That our Com
from w. ,,culd be received ~ Mr. Lincoln
~,'.'oh' tbe Forts would be surreni ered. and
SIS Nv. brought about nv Mr. Seward -
tasi Is confirmation, and Isl think, exceed
~, ,.apgobabl''
~" ',er vour State, and cannot see what
t' g,.vsution can be waiting tor, unless IL
v'1' III ,.;be 4 gentleman Ii .d to me "a few,
- Z" those Nirgint1us toVr 70 speak
aa,S much pity what they loved to act as
vel can ,,sar, that GOV. Brown, of Geor.
49, WA J. laucoy, lion s!r. Benia-
fT.r Mr. u gall aud NEST OF the lead
.-.. IL the secession movement, every
Re ace CaTohn'ahS
81. ~0nr rra, he'd this city. a few DAYS ago
.f,,,i SHAT Pres iueut DAVIS had vetoed
su fer suppressng the African slave
Th1; report needs confirmation. and
t9nycn ,ion need NOT he AZ all alarmed
.- -hat sU6ieCt-
-., ,resther 90 day was clear and fine. bu,
r-c4.nt writing \ regular March wind
't-,aia-. ana there i every appearance of
new Br;yadler General, Eeauregard is
sra before long | ill take liis likeness
.t,aied Yesterday thatI voaid give YOU a
',qrure Of Father oNpii " the represen-
r.,sctthe ether cas- te OF the "a tholic Church
-. The Reverend gentleman Is an Irish
ny birth but for many years Il resident
.I,,.tv. should Judge hlm to be about
80 wars Of age, about i've feet eight, of
90 complexion sim, bristly reddish hair
ser, ~ = long, rusty, black surtout coat,
Ia broad -brlm black hat, when walking,
,.tcw and clumsy, aud. in Consequence of
..,.r,nr asj-Rt ~ front, has 10 lean conside-
- bssG i altogether negligent as TO his
.-,,,-anCc Vet i man OF mind, aud wiclds an
'- -encr over the turbulent spirits of his
',r-.rTflcn almost AKIN 20 superhuman. He
,,.aaver failed - quell . riot, except once.
49, 81 mat occasion he though discretion
% bsttar part Of yaior." His congregation
maize M entirely of his own eountryrnen,
,-s be exercises no doubt. a socIly influence
syf- }hcEu He Is benevolent ANA kind in his
,ss,r.s. amIab!e and we'll disposed, and NAV
p. said 20 be what the boys cali "a good fell
-v HIS manner of address Is animated
"a. ;gll OF gesture, and Is loud and boix ter
~. Except that he is more tleS lY, YOU have
,pcTfecl picture OF him in ona of the hes [
.s,s Virginia ever TalSed-tha. OF the late
Nsj Jesse Su"ad OF your city. NIRGtSIrs.
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Sx& SMALL FARM OF 81 ACRESOS
a>YS THE MEADOW BRIDGE RUAD,HALF c..
- ID LIE EAST OF THE CORPORATION E;;:
LIN Eve offer FOR sale the valuable little %~-~
fAhM located as above, opposite 10 the late Judge
panleIs country seat. The land is in good heart
aud me dwelling Is an excellent one, with the
usual out buildings.
TERMS Very liberal, viz 0ue-ffth cash bal
anee at l, 2, and years, bearing interest
Apply to GODDIN i APPERSON
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NOTlCE.--We have u large ana me Assort-
~ ment OF Ready made Clothing for gent smen's
wear, and also good stock OF Negro Clothing
which We have determined TO sell for the balance
OF the season at VERY REDUCED PRICES for cash
and 10 punctual customers. We hope that the
above announcement will secure for us al once a
call from all W no are in need Of ANYTHING in our
line, as we are determined to conform strictly to
this notice. SIMPSON MILLER
liz Main street,
Opposite Mitchell and Tyler's, Richmond,
r: s.-Sorth Carolina money taken at oar loy
goods. IA n
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CHERIFt'S sALEOI OAK PLAYK-Wi7
TRUsTEE's SALE OF LAND AND

1 Z l. SALE Or LAND AND
l. SLAVES IN HANOVER COUNTY In pur-
suance of the provisions of deed Of trust ex-
ecuted TO the undersi gned by BENJAMIN r. Dos
We'll, dated January 18th, lsol, aud duly record
ed IN Hanover county, shall sell at public auc-
9TH day Of APRIL, 1851 all the interest of the said
benlamin L boswell in the tract of land cal ed
NEW MARKET, on which Mrs. Lilly Ann Dos
Wei now Resides, containing about i've hundred
SLAVES, now held for life by Mrs. Lilly Ann
boswell. The interest of the said BENJAMIN T
boswell IN the land Is a present vested fee in
one-thlrd thereof, and vested remainder in fee
IN one half Of another third His interest in the
slaves Is vested RENAL nder in fee. in half.
NH 7-T&Ftds G.. q. GRlSWOLD. Trustee
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A vALUA-
PUMP, IN THE COUNTY OF HENRICO.-As
Commissioner. acting under decree of the Cir
cult Court of the county of HenricO, entered on
the Sd day OF November, ls60, in the suit of Duva
ais rs. pusal ais, shall, on the 18TH DAY
or MARCH, ISL, at u o'clock of that day, on
the premises, sell at public auction, to the hest
bidder, VALUABLE FARM now in the 0ccu-
pancy Of T. c. Leake, Esq containing 300 acres
more or less, adj Joining the lands of William Nc
Grqder, Cottrell, and others, about II miles west
Henrico. About 100 acres of The land il cleared
and IN good state Of cultivation ; the balance il
IN wood and timber. The place has on it good
FRAMED DIV ELLlNG, with five rooms, and all
necessary out houses, in good order. Also, a
good peach and apple orchard. The soil is W ell
adapted to the growth of the usual crops.
Terms .--DDe-third will be required in cash
aud the balance in two equal instalments, paya
Bile respectively in IL and Is months with interest
from dsy of sale, the purchaser TO execute his
bonds for the deferred payments, and the title to
be retained until the further order Of the Court
fe ?6-2awSw JOHN H. HOLMAN, Com'r.
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CNTY SCAvENGEK

~
The undersigned Is now prepared to clean out
wafer Closets, sinks and Out Houses. In the sh6k
est eosiee, In manner which " Ill not be offensive
70 the premises on which he may work Also
lime them. His wagons are so construct sd q. TO
De water and alright. His boxes can he found
At DryAL SoRroS'r, corner ilth and Main sta
aud JOHNSTON q MILLsPAcaa's, on Main, betw con
nth and 18th streets All orders iet 81 the above
places, will DO promptly atteni led to.
fe Its r. II, ALLEN.
NNHlSkEN.-2oo bpis. Meuaiain I've Whjs-
w key, very old ene imported freaeh Brandy:
Holland otn Common whiskey, ella and Frensh
Bra ndy 5oo bush. jersey Mercer Pota.oes I'D
bush. Ciexer seed Pigs Feet In half oils: no
tierces Island Moiasses Escon, Lard. Butter.
fe.5 THDMis yoyrp
MOTTO E.-AiI persons Indebted To the e.lsls
~ OF John .. Taylor, decd. will make pay
ment 10 my attorneys, f.xDAIL GRIPFix and O. y.
TAILOR, whe are authorized by nae to settle ali
eiaim. due the estate; and those having elsinss
against the estate will present them, properly Au-
thentiested, to my attorneys for ssstlsmspt.
TREMANDA 3, TAYLOR, 4
re tits Admr'x Of John q. Taylor, deed
~ OAHEN RUTTER--Jus. receive cd per ,ieam.
~ OF, for sale BY lmh u WIN. I. KING,
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BY L. Il G. Z. Davenport, Auct'rs.

By L. Il G. Z. Davenport, Auctrs.
pOOTS, SHOES, AND HATS, AT AUG
- llOA On FRIDAY, 18th March, W. will sell
at 10 o clock, at our Auction Store
200 Cases BOOTS, SHOES and HATS all fresh
and desirable Goods.
TERNs.-Cash. l. L q. i. DAVENPORT
mn AuctiOneers.
SHERlFt'S SALE OF OAK PLANK.-WiIi
- tie sold, on MONDAY the 18th March at
clock NJ. at the factory lately occupied by
Jas. l.. Lyon, corner Of Main and 25th streets
about 10, 900 feet of inch OAK LUMBER to satisfy
tax bills in my hands.
JNO. W. WRIGHT, y. s.,
nh It'd For II ELLYsoS, 6. G. r.
I ARGE SALE Or MACHiNEHN.-We
- will sell, at he Barrel shop of Messrs War
wick Bark sdale, opposite the Gallego Mills, on
The 10Th DA y OF MARCH, at public auction the
following MACHINERY
l HEADING LATH aud COUNTER, SHAFTS,
PULLEYS, and BELTS.
PLANER COUNTER, SHAFT, &c.
STANE and HEADING JOiNTER.
OHerrin SINGLE MACHINE, SAW &C.
GRlNDSTONE and SHAFT.
And large lot of
CO0PERING TOOLS.
Private proposals will be received until the day
Of sale. The property can be seen by application
TO MI: J. II: ROSE, on the premises.
THOS. WATKINS
Mount Laurel, Va, Trustees of
L. F.GAINE>, VIM J. watkins
brakes Branch, Va,
NH s-l9tk
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FOR RENT AND SALE

f# FOR RENT. --Intending to discontinue
Eu housekeeping. the subscriber offers for rent
her very desirable three story DWELIINC
on elSh street, three doors from 9th II has all the
modern improvements, and every convenience and
accommodation necessary for large family
NH ll--6IE SARAH 6 sUEJEroN
GI FOR RENT.-A FAMILY RESIDENCE
Eu ON FRANKLIN. BETWEEN BIRD AND 4Tu
- STREETS large and valuable BRICK
D"ELLlN Il located as above. Containing 10 rooms
closets ana gas, with the necessary accomm oda-
ton for servants, stable. &c. For terms appIy to
NH Its W. MOTT, at Jno +. Reguanft's
d. FOR RENT.-rhe large and desirable
EfT BRICK DWELLING, with handsome Flower
and egetable Garden attached, on the cor
ner Of 9th and Canal streets. Kent moderate -
Apply to REDWOOD KEACH
NH Il-ts 81 Main straet
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4 REMEDY FOX THE CRISIS.-In con

n sequence of the depressed state Of financial
Affairs OF the country, our stock of Clothing and
furnishing Goods Is much larger this than al any
pose OF Al greatly reduced prices. in order to
maze room Tor the approaching spring. and to
enable al In want to be supplied at u snail cost
Our stock consists Of every article of Gents Wear
ing Apparel-Black Dress suits; Fancy Business
suits; Black. Brown and Blue Beaver Cloth saexE
and Surtout Overcoats Shawls; Dressing Gowns -
Hooes, Furnishing Goods, Sc, sc, &c. q
lO3, NOAH WALKER Il Co, lO3.
La Ii EaInar Min aI.Ii A u -.
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CHEkIFF'S SALE 0E HORSES AN

- MI LES.-W be sold, on MONDAY, the lin
na IG{ It Il CLOCK IN front of the City Hall
my hands. JNO. w, WRIG HT n 40 IL
Ia ut For II. X. ELLYsox, s. G. r.
NJ The above sale IS postponed till WEDNEs-
DAY, 18th inst, and Wilt take place at 10 oclnck
in front of the City Hall ,nb 10 o.
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OLk CUsTOM.-We make il a rule to keep Al
- all times, fresh, reliable, and GAshionsbls
CLOTHING, aud hence to carry over little a.
possible from one season TO another We Their,
tore PROPOSE for the next thirty days. to offer suea
Inducements In all kinds OF WINTER CLOTHING
as will ensure sales. Many styles must be sold
without regard TO cost.
Eel KEEN. BALDWIN WILLIAMS.
USEFUL CHRISTMAS PR kSENTS-.B Bow
- Cape overcoats Boys Cape Ovsreoats ~
Persons DESTROYS TO make their sons, grandsons or
nsphews a handsome and useful present. call ana
buy Cape 0vercost At
NOAH WALKRR CO.'S.
Corner Of Main and lah streets, (braneh of Bslti-
more nouse.l de "a
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICEN.-fHs
~ subscribers offer their entire stock az WIyTFP
OLorHiNo 81 greatly reduced prices The az
sortmen' Is All and complete Ia all the depar-.
snip, our clothing cannot be sxseiied.
las hdAFER. HALSEY 4 Co.. ITO Main p,
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MULES AND HORSES,

JEWELRY, SPECTACLES, &c.
q BEING DESfROUSOFK REDUCING
~ my stock which is large, would call the
NY u special attention Of those DESTROYS Of
Gu making purchases, to examine my as
soitneut of fine WATCHES, JEW ELY, &c. which
are of the latest styles and best workmanship.
A. +. JAHNkE, Watch Maker,
NH I'm 75a Main street.
q WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEW
~ ELRY. - Neatly and reliably repaired
EN aud for sale by JOHN N. WILLIAMS,
49, formerly with the late JNO. HILL No.
Watches and Clocks repaired or sold at this estab-
lishment
TAKE NOTICING. Main street, three doors
below the Old Market WEDDING RINGS, JEW
ELRf OF all kinds, and ACCORDEONS for sale.
de Ism
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CLOTHING, &c,
- 4 NJ d v A L.
WIN. IRA SMITH
Has ramnUaI 10 Ii. Il a .....i

has removed to his old stand,
m ia MAIN STREET
Where he will be pleased to see his old frisnds
ahd pair lns, as well a. others VINO may be in
want OF FINE aud WELL MADE CLOTHlSG
THE LATEST SELL Of the season /. noW
L being made at l0s Main street, where tn @ W hoIs
STOCK, W hlch Is made in the best manner, and con
sldered az desirable as any lot of WINTER
CLoIHING ever offered in town, is being sold at
extremely low prices. Coats, Pants, Vests, Shirts,
drawers, Collars, Socks Gloves Suspenders Neck
pies, handkerehiefs, Dressing Gowns, shawis,
oa1kets, OVercoals and Travelling Shirts, selected
Tor the last seasons trade, can be bought at the
customer price. FULL DRESS SUITS or BUSI-
NESS SUITS can be bought 20 per cent. less than
usual prices. WewaDt 10 reduce the stock for the
edsh, and offer Inducements. Call at Ios Main st.
~ W. s. TUPMAN, Agent
WINTER CLOThlNG Al REDUCED
w PRlCES.--The whole of HULL's stock at
prices as cheap in proportion as the SO suits. -
Must close them all out if possible, to make room
tor spring Goods. He sells only Tor cash--can af-
ford to sell cheap.
The largest stock Of Furnishing Goods In Rich
mond-ali at reduced prices
IRVING HULL. Agent,
Mai tfEk
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- IHUh E. Steamer
.&s=4zseS GEO. PEABODY, Captain RICHARD
-. = PRITcHs Will receive freight TODAY
MoNDAl) and up to the hour of II o'clock NJ
TUESDAY, the 18th March
Ere ght taken TO Boston via Baltimore at lowest
rates with great dispatch
leo Hossheads received OH board nuless engaged
at our office.
Passengers are requested to be on board before
the hour of departure, II O'Clock NJ, TUES
Passage and Fare IS
NH li-2t q,
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GENTS UNDEE-N EAR. -.Gents' French
~ Flannel Shirts and Drawers, Gents Merino
do do; Gents silk do do; Gents Wool, Merino,
six and Cotton Half Hose; Gents Cotton HALF
Hose, with double feet; Gents Gloves, In
Cloth, Fleeced-line Silk, heavy Berlin, Virginia
and FRENCH Buck, Dog Skin and Alexander Kid;
Cravats, Linen Collars and Shirt Fronts; Cloths
Cassimeres and Vestings.
ia Z,
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|AS@ IMPROVE YOUR
L Y K & q II t

FRANKLIN CO., OPTICIANS,
Offer to the public their improved CRYSTAL
PERISCoPIC SPECTACLES, Tor preserving and
restoring the impaired vision to Its prime yigor
Also, very fne assortment IF MICROSCOPES,
TELESCOPES, MARINE and OPERA GLASSES
aud the finest col ection of STEREOSCOPES and
STEREOSCOPiC PICTURES.
AF CRYSTAL GLASSES set in old frames.
No. las MAIN STREET
IA 2l-dly Richmond, Va.
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H. FOR SALE OR EICHANGE-
:. SELLING OUT AT A SACRIFICE

- will dispose of my STOCK very low. for
cash, or will rent one or both of the eli ged
Erante-irOn HOUSES occupied bv me- and vi
sell all, or such part of the Sr0CK and FIX
hkH as those who rent may want. A. il is sell
dom that sHch an opportunity is offered. would
Of The buildings, "a well AS the c0nvtnieuces and
neatness in which they are arranged
JAS. NJ. CONWAY. South Side House.
NH q-lyy& Rvrd hat -,
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- FOR RENT SALE.--1v IsIr +

.ii DENCE and all The BUILDINGS lately uccu-
pied as the Union Female Institute with
ample accommodations FOR School or Bourdiag-
House, Ia p easant location, for rent or sale
on favorable terms. Apply to Messrs Knowles
WALf0Rp, or to myself. through the X. c. Ad-
vocate Once. NH 9--3t% "A. G. STUBS
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CLOSING OUT PRICES.--We have marked
- down all kinds of WINTER CLOTHING At
prices TO close 1t out Anticipating removal to
present. stock Of Clothing, If possible aud to thls
end oner extra Inducements to purchasers.
KEEN, BALDWIN & WILLIAM
Ia 20 100 Main .,rast
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-01-18
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