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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-25
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

rJ,HE BEAUTIFUL FARM CALLED
| THE "GLEBE,', ADJOINING AMELIA C0TRT-
House on THE bANyILLE Ra,hR2 nns THE THE
TYSx MlLSs EEoN GkoMPIETs duTFT Of
EvERYTiiNG on IT FOR THE GENTEEL AC
C0MMODATloN OF LARGE FAMILY AT the
mi Country seat called the "GLRBE," located as
above, containing 1854 acres by recent survey
which can be seen at our office, OF which about 2o
in wood and timber Of oak and pine The land
has recently been much improved, ana produces
we'll the usual crops Of tobacco, wheat and corn
All the roads as well as the inside and outside
fences, have been lately put In perfect order
Three fine springs and two ice-ponds belong 70 the
farm Close by the house there Is young orehara
with about one thousand fruit trees, especially
peach trees, and large garden. Inc Cuilalnss
are very numerous the main dwelling containing
seven rooms, Of which four are very large, win
fne halls up stairs and down stairs, and two spa
cious porches front and back; has been Thoroughly
repaiet thi; season. newly painted inside ana out,
pered all over and improved after the european
STYLE; the overseers house near the main building,
but Independent Of it, containing five large roons
fve barns two stables, one for the farm horses
and the other for carriage and saddle horses II
carriage house separate. kitchen; smoke.
house, an ice,house wash: mouse, ana erie.s
real estate-are fourteen in hnmber all repaireu'
rainted or whitewashed recently. They ARD show
Hs on the RnSscs In and around the yard
I'm communication with each other ny bearded
walks. The Danville cars run through tue laIm
and pass within three hundred yards of the grove
shsd the main house, from the rooms of which
the trains can be seen. Amelia Courthouse, Where
are the railroad depot, telegraph ONCE, ana u
post-ofce, Is distant only quarter OF mile from
the dwelling For country retreat, % the per'na-
ment residence of family the place possesses a.
usual attractions. The appearance OF It from the
railroad il beautiful and striking. The dwelling
house is insured for IS, 900.
AS the owner is determined to sell, the terms can
be made very accommodating, and zeal estate IN
Richmond, or stocks and bonds will be taken Ia
payme nj AT their full market value. If desired all
Of the personal property on the place can be taken
at valuation-g catalogue af which can be seen ut
the Office Of the undersigned. ], IL belioyed that
no more attractive country seat has been offered on
the market for a long time. To any one desiring
lovely, healthy place, this presents peculiar ad'
rsntages. 4, oo..
Amelia Courthouse ~ o., end return at y p. NJ. TO
be back in the city ats O'clock, thNs having five
hours TO spend at the farm, In going and coming
back the same day.
For fu,;Ler particulars apply to us.
HARRISON, GODDlS APPERsoN.
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BY James II. Taylor, Auctioneer,
ofice opposite the SpotsWood Hotel.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
" VALUABLE TRACToF LAND IN THE CoUS:
TY OF HENRlCO, AT AUCTION As specis! com:
mi4siapers, appointed by the Circuit Court Of Hen.
rico, by derrse entered in the case OF Cottrell
guardian rs. Co,trell and Others. on the second
day OF May. 1858, we shah proceed 10 sell At puhie
auction ON MONDAY the fst day OF October, 1896
at IL O'Clock H.. on the premises, the TRACT 0y
LAND In the proceedings mentioned. IL lies near
the Three chop road, about nine miles vest oil
Richmond, and adjoins the land Of Messrs. Charles
Co,trell, william Z: Harris, and others; 1t con.
tains between $50 and 200 OF land lis acres ol
which is arabic land, and the remainder In wood
and timber; about thirty acres Of creek bottom
and Of = fne quality
The buildings Consist Of . tvo..tory framed
dwelling house, kitchen, carriage honse, csfn:
house, eYerseer's house, &c, ell In good ORDER.
There aye TIRES gsyer.failing streams Of water
Tbs farm r. consldersd By. those WHO hays
known Il Tor years - % excellent and Desirable
one. 49,
TIRxs: One fourth, cash balance, one, two and
three years bonds, with satisfactory security re.
auIred with interest TO be paid annually-the title
10 10 retained until the whole purchase money II
paid and conveyance ordered by the court.
JOHN O. WILLIAMS, co,,,,,..,onar.
WILLIAM H. LYONS spnm'ssions"'
Sale conducted by JAMES u. TAYLOR,
80 ai-tds AnctioLsdr.
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By s.. C. Tardy & Co., Auctionecrs.

IN THURSDAY NEXT, Doth IN
~ SLANT, commencing at IL o'clock, We will
sell at our auction rooms large and attractive as
sortment of GROCERIES, &c. We name in part
200 barrels REFINED SUGARS, all grades
20 hogsheads CUBA, PORTO RICO, and EAST
INDIA SUGARS, part choice
Co barrels MOLASSES and SYRUP,
10 hogsheads PORTO RICO MOLASSEs, part
so bags Rio and LAGUAYRA COFFEE,
90 BAGS COSTA RICO COFFEE, very fine
/ 900 cks LIVERPOOL FINE SALT, best brands
100 boxes JACKS0N'S TALLOW CANDLES,
together with sundry other articles,
SC. TARDY & CO.,
So IS Auctioncers.
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ray- UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL. $4,000.
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CENT.
ON DEPOSITS.
I. DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
r. A. Paine, L. D. Crenshaw, w. r. CHARLES,
VIM. II. Lyons, Jr., Il. b. Blanken'
A. Bodeker, B. B. Weisiger, ship,
W. A. Spott, Moses Ellyson, J. b. winston,
A, L. Elicit, Jas. w. Archer, A. A. Hutchin-
r. T. Taylor, ]. Rosenbaum, son,
W. E. Binford, J. w. Hall, w. A. jenkins,
J. A. Belvin, w. F. Gray, w. L. Tanner,
T. q. Dudley, Alfred Moses, J. III. Nowlin.
The security offered to depostors is undoubted,
and the institution should commend itself to all
classes.
The attention Of all in city and country is called
TO this institution. Here they will find security,
convenience, and profit Sums as small as i've
dollars may be deposited, and six per cent. ints-
rest received on same.
Office hours from Q A. NJ. to P. H.; on Saturday
from "A. NJ. to p. NJ, and from TO 81. ID.
je l3-d&swts
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BIZ Harrison, Goddin l. Apperson, Auctioneers.
Bankers, Brokers, add Reel Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO
/ FRAMED TENEMENTs, ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF pUvAL STREET, ADJOINING THE
Of trast from James Hickman and VIE dated The
sth Of May, 1856 duly recorded In TIE Hastings
Court, shall sell At auction, on the premises, on
p. N the two FRAMED TtNEMENTs conveyed
BY said deed-one Of which il occupied by him,
and the other by his mothey
TEENS: Reasonable, and made known At the
hour OF sale.
Each Of the tenemsnts Is In pretty good order
and sufficient for the usa OF \ small family.
SO Il ALEXANDER III. SANDS, Trustee.
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By Regnault 4 Co., Auctioneers'
Main s,reet between Eighth and Ninth.

COUNTERS, DESKS, DC, At AUG
} TJON I'VE will sell by auction on TUESDAY
MORNING, 25th instant, at 10 o'clock, at the Office
tup stairs corner of Franklin and Fourteenth
Large COUNTER,
DESKS,
SASH DOOR, &C.,
10 he removed during the day.
se2 d REGSAuLT 4 CO., Auctionecrs.
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BY Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALEOF VERY VALU-
ABLE LOT AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER
OF MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS.-At the
request of Messrs. Il. X. Ellyson. Peter C. War
wick, and Andrew Johnston, trustees OF the Rich
mond Fire Association. shall sell At auction, on
the premises On MONDAY the LIST October, 1855, at
/? o'clock N, that truly valuable LOT located as
above, on which rormsfiy stood the building used
as the Office Of the Richmond Fire Association,
fronting twenty two and half feet, running back
fifty -tbiee feet, and bounded on the east by tho
centre of the partition wall recently erected by Mr.
w. A. Spot, but with the proviso that the pur.
chaser Cl sgtd lot, when he uses said wall 10 TO
pay to the said spott one an Of the value thereof
This lO, loo tied In the centre OF the business por
ton OF the city, is justly regarded as amongst the
iaost valuable flor its sizel OF any that has been
offered for sale for long time.
TERMS: One fourth cash, balance at twelve,
EIGHTEEN aud twenty .four months for negotiable
notes, interest added, secured by u trust deed.
HARRISON, G0DDIS i APPERSON,
seoi AuctOnerrs.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW RICHMOND THEA E.
IN GHIONI AND SUsINrS GRAND OPERA.
Max Strakosch director. THIS Tuesday, EVE
CRIsPINo La COMARE, (THE CoBBLER AND
THE FAIRY with Mile. Canissa, Signors Errani'
Maria Susinf, Coletti, and Locatslli, Tm pMnV
TORE.
SCALE OF PRICES: Dress Circle and Parquette,
including reserved seats, So; Private Boxes, Sl2
and sl5 Pa,quette and Family Circle, 81; Gal
lery, So cents. =,
Seats can be secured daily at the Musical EX-
change, Messrs. J. w. Davies Sons ISIS Main
street se|o-H
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merit, az this institution II numbers 800,
among its scholars, not Q few fromsthe
North. 80. R
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams, Auotioneors'
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets

TARM CALLED "WOODLAWN,"
THE FORMER RESIDENCE OF JAMES c.
sPOTTS, THREE MILES FROM RICHMOND, FOX
RENT AT AUCTION FOX THE I EAR irT nv W.
will rent at auction on the premises on TUESDAY
the I'd day of October at IL clock NJ, the above
described FARM, containing 10 acres OF hne land,
nearly all of which Is cleared IL lies on the north
side Of the Westham Plankroad about three miles
from Richmond ,,,
The improvements are large brick dwelling,
with the usual out-buldings, suitable for the &C.
colnmodation of large family, extensive garden,
yard &c. ,,,,
residence and exceedingly valuable for farming
and truck patching. Terms at the renting.
GRUBBS u WILLIAMS,
"a oI-tds Auctoneers.
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WANTS.
CoITNTRY SCHOOL WANTEp.-A

4 WUNI NJ SCIiVVE W mn
" Virginia gentleman, with a small family
wishes to take charge of a schoo! in SON. e"ah'
try neirhborhuod VIII teach the usual English
branches, French, and thu rudImenis 81 Latin
His wife has had several years experience 10
teaching Drawing, Painting, and the ra4'
mrnts IL Music, and will give instruction In ihoss
branches ii desired
Satisfactory references will BE- furnished.
Address j.. II. M, care Of A. IL. Chri'tian 20,
Richmond, Va. 20"
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BOARD WANTED. A gentleman
ID and wife wish BOARD with a private family
Tor at boarding house where but few b0alaen
are taken), together with nicely furnished, con-
Portable room. Address, stating terms, Se,, wble4
must be- very moderate, +. J. e., this Office y
q clock 80 .S-l'
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By Harrison, Goddin Apperson,
Bankers Brokers' and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VAL
i LIABLE IR0N.FRONT TE EN- ENTS ION
LEASEH0Lpl; ON THE WEST SIDE Of PEARL
STREETS.-As trustee in a certain deed Of trust
from w. II. Alderdice, bearing date Both Of
June 1866, duly recorded in Richmond Hastings
Court on the same day. shall, In execution there
of, proceed TO sell at public auction on the pre-:
misses, on MONDAY the Let of October, lsG5, at !
o'clock. p. NJ, the VALUABLE LEASEHoLD
ing, First OF that large and admirably well-buiit
BRICK TENEMENT, with iron-front, now In the
occupancy OF Messrs. Bourman & Stroock, at the
annual rent Of - 800 for the cellar and principal
door. Second, OF the excellent IRON FRONT
BRICK TENEMENT adjoining on the south, now
occupied by Mr.. John J. Foster, at the annual rent
OF II $50. These tenements are under lease, which
will be fully explained at the hour OF sale, and
being located in the most Improving part OF peari
street where RI al estate is In great demand should
attract the attention of capitalists and others.
TERMS: Very favorable, and made known at the
time of sale ROBERT X. H0WISON,
ss2l Trustee.
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OIL FACTORY AND TANNER4
OPOR sAtE.-The subscriber Is a9thori:sd to
sell the OIL FACTORY and TAHNERi located In
the valley in rear Of the new poor house. ltcon-
tains, among other fixtures, three large kettles
of the capacity of 100 allons, with furnaces, Nc
and q complete set Of fixtures and tools for The
tanning and dressing Of morocco leather. bar
gain can be had. For further information apply
on the premises orto Z. ID: EAChp
Fourteenth street between Main
ssls-Iwx and Franklin.
TOR SALE OR LEASE, THE To-
II BACC0 FACTORY on tho corner OF Degrsw
street and Tiffany place, Brooklyn;
The unexpired lease (nearly eight years. anu
machinery Tor the manufacture Of tobacco for
The Building Is 90 ny 100 feet, hvo stories high
fat roof with ample room for drying. Lot Ts ~
81 feet with stable, and good yard ronln. The ma
chinery ofhe mostimproyed pattern but little used,
and as good as new, and OF . capacity for pntting
M 10. ooS or il, 900 pounds per day. Steam engine
elevator hydraulic pumps and BEsss,ss, Eatsr sss
any one wishing to embark in this business, such
40 opportunity but seldom offers; Apply TO-
sel7-lm IS Front street, New York.
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S1OO. CHALLENGE 500.
rn VIVIAN TT NAV CONCERN

S1OO. CHALLENGE $780,.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
We do not profess to excel, neither do we expect
to allow others 10 excel US. Much having peeh
said recently about
FOSTERING HONE MANUFACTURES, -
some even goinx 80 far as to say they " MAKE ALL
THEIR WORK IN RICHMOND caring for the
"POOR NEEDY WOMEN, the WIDOWS, and
FATHERLESS DAUGHTERS,' and so on.
We have done q manufacturing business here ior
Wv TWENTY YEARS,
and vet do not profess to make all our work here
neither do we desire to boast OF what We do !;
but will put
- ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
In the hands OF any member OF our City Council
ithe same to be desi gnated by the following COM
mittce), and any other
MAIN-STREET CLOTHING MANUFACTURER
who accepts the challenge shall pu. IKE sum
there Each party shall select disinteresled man,
and those ti1O, the third one, who shall constitute
the committee, 10 examine the books OIL com houses
since March ], 1886, and the one showing tho
largest amount of work made in the city OF hicl'
mond shall have his money refunded, and the one
showing the least shall forfeit his Slpv, 70 De
equally divided among the male ana ieinaie or
phans Of this city. "
The above examination will tell the facts.
WHO ACCEPTS TIE CHALLENGE?
WILLIAM IRA SMITH i CO.,
No. liz Main street.
20 es-It No 10 Main street.
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EOR RENT, several HANDSOME
Il ROOMS In the new building next below -,
the custom house, adjoining the National -
Bank OF Virginia, suitable for Offices or oil
HENRY EMAIL
Sc 21-1w Office In same building
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NE NEW FALL TRIMMINGS.

ne NEW FALL TRIMMINGS.
VELVET RIBBONS,
BUTTONS,
BALL PRINCES,
GIMP, &C.,
now opening at
p. HORTON KEACHS
TRIMMING AND NOTION STORE,
corner Broad and Ninth streets.
[se 2l-3tl
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MARRIED.

September 2ad, by Rev. D. Shaver, Mr.; lanes H
NJ BLOuNT, of Go6chland, to Miss CAROLINE '.
WOODSON, of Henrico.
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TOHN G. MILLER,
DEALER IN
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
RICHMOND, VA.

/ am constantly receiving additions to my isll
and winter stock Of FANCY AND STAPLE DRi
GOODS, MOTIONS. &C., to which the attention OF
our south ern merchants IL specially invited.
The RETAIL DEPARTMENT IL supplied win
fall line Of such goods q can only DO iound IN
first class dry goods houss, all sslscfed py NJ.
sAnrgL II. PaICB, who has long been conVersAn'
with ths wants OF the southern trade.
JOHN G. MILLER,
m 1-lv cornar Main and Ninth streets.
F'a = II ~ '.'4.sHs ,,,,.,,.A
\ - ss-H sgss Fss!t fJAM1e q. yOAAso4
81: ss sab esq., sSsbIRsS
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EOR RENT, fine STABLE at foo, Of
Il Sixth street, near Canal. Apply 70 Mr.. JOHN
@. ANDREW, No. 10 Sixth street, or TO
Sc 2l-3t r. A. WELLEoRp
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EOR RENT, my STORE-HOUSE and
l. DWELLING, al Centreville, Louisa -,
county. 1t Is a desirable place, and has -
every convenience that can be asked for. III
good garden, plenty OF hrewood convenient 4ri
plenty OF land to cultivate-aud situated In gooi
neighborhood. Possession given Immediately
For terms, address p. Il. MILLS
Sc 20-d&swat* CARROTS store, Louisa county
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WANTED, AT EAGLE MACHINE
w WORKS, TWO GOOD PATTERN .NAkEEs
Steady employment and good pay II early spP.rA,
ton be made. Also, an ENGINEER To- ait.u!
boiler and engine. [se 25-ltl kAHL RAIN
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E,OR RENT, a large BRICK STABLE
l. with slate roof, containing three stalls. -
and large hay loft above them, and coach. -
house, with room for two carriages Apply I'll
TO JAMES HUSfEE~
SO 22-4l" corner First and Cary street.
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EOR RENT, the UNEXPIRFn
Il LEASE OF THE STORE on Mair street. g.,
opposite the Spotswood Hotel, recently Occu. -
pied by Messrs. Boy kin & Jacobs. ..l
The COUNTER, SHELVING, &c, are for 80
Apply to REGNACLT co.
se All Auctioneers \,
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WANTED, II MAN who understands
w thoroughly getting out whisky barrel sia1t''
hogshesd slaves, and pipe slaves, to 80 TO Greens
STONE, WILSON 4 FOSTER.
se 20-8t lIlO Cary street
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EOR RENT.-To careful tenan, T
Il will rent M0NTEBELLO, my late rs.l. =,
dence, just below the city, on Fulton height. -
For terms apply to SAMUEL AYREs 4 Co, cor. I'll
ner Of Cary and Virginia streets.
Sc 2I-ts SaMTTHI Ayppc
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DOR RENT.-Having been required
Il by recent ordinance of the Council TO Axl
remove within the corporate limits,I will -
rent my RESIDENCE, on Elmwood street. in ..iS
Sidney. The house has six rooms, with al ~
necessary out bindings, and well OF water IN
the yard. There are four acres Of land ATTACHED
to the house, with an asparagus bed II three.
finest fruit trees. l may be seen at the third wari
police station. ~
se Its FLEMING PHILLIPS
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT, A LARGE"AND M
4 SIRABLE BRICK DWELLING. on Ro,.
street, near Governor, containing eleven
rooms; In good order, with all the modern I'll
improvements. Apply to -
SAMUEL s. CoTTRELL
Sc Ills la03 M.ir 60
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TOR RENT, TWO VERY DESIR.
l. BILE ROOMS, on the second door gas -,
and water on the premises; with separate -
coal house and kitchen. The location Is very I'll
pleasant. Apply on the premises, NJ Jass'>s
street, north OF Leigh, between Ninth and T-ra
streets. sepl 81.
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VIZ NTED, tn sell SIX OF THE
w LARGEST AND FINEST MULES IN ID;
city, ONE MARE four years old, and SIX KoAp
WAGONS. Terms Cash or credit
Wanted, also, . good MULE sHOER. nj,
Apply at my stable, on Franklin between hsa.
teenth and Nineteenth streets, opposite Ms.gs
Hail Use ao-0tsI EDMOND BOSslEUS.
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a DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-All
n Oersons having claims against the estate OF
X. II. KIRBY, deceased, land ANNE 3. KIRBY
are requested to bring them In: v,on i
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ROoMS FOR RENT, in a genteel nri
whore they can have the cooking and wa.b!
Ing done on the lot, II preferred Apply on III
Ninth street, beyond Leigh, 10 ff'' vi ~
Sc It's Mrs. JULIA Gn0np
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ByHsrrisons Goddih 4 Apperson, Auetionesrs,
Bakers, Brokers, and Real Etate Agents.
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EIOR RENT, THE SECOND FLOOR
T. OF HOUSE No. s22 Main street, lately II
occupied by s. s. Corbin & Co, millinery 1S
goods dealers Possession given imned!- -
ately and rent moderate. Inquire ~
J. Z. DOHERTY,
e22 Main street.
an cots between Eighth and Ninth streets.
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WANTED, washed and unwashed
w WOOL, and DRIED APPLES, In uniimt,'
quantities for which the highest market price VII
be paid by ID. Is. CLARh.
Sc Is Merchandise Broker, l3l7 Cary street.
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EOR RENT, SEVERAL PLEASANT
II ROOMS to a sma III family OF good stand -
ing The rent will DO very moderate. roy
au3-ts T. X. BASS, No. 40 Clay street. ~
DOR RENT, the large w a X r.
II HOUSE in Libby Buildings formerly oc- -
cupiad by US. Possession given imlnedI lately, t.9
with a large amount Of storage secured, to sSA
desirable tenant Apply to
PALMER, HARTS00K & CO.,
ivo-ts Fourteenth street.
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WANTED, 500 STOCK HOGS u
w good thriving condition, weighing not ~
than seventy pounds gross; Will purchase, zee,
from districts affected with hog cholers. AEgS =
Aessrs. HERRING Y CHALK rto Mr. TlChttI.
Ut Davis smiths Distillsry, two miles ab9s' ..'
city. on tho canal. sc -