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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-09

Mayors CouRr-MAYoa CHAHooN pREsI-
p1sG-FR1DAY MoRNING.-Robert Smith
(mulatto) was arraigued on the charge OF
disorderly conduct, to the serious detrlment
of window-glass, was sent to JnI.
Ann Brown (negress) was brought up for
the second time for stealing dress and
underskirt from Mrs. Collins. The Mayor,
having heard the case once before, refused
R. G. Clendening, charged with being
drunk and disorderly, and resisting the
police in discharge Of their duty, was fined
five dollars. ,,.>
Edward Maynard United States soldier),
for being drunk and disorderly, was con-
signed to the tender mercies Of his officers
at the Libby. >,
Thomas Howard (nsgro), charged with
creating a disturbance on the street, was
fined FIVE dollars.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFF1CE May
g., 1S6S.-Frank Rushmore, Petersburg,
Va, no stamp Mrs. Matte j.. Cansey,
Suffolk, Va, no stamp; Miss Davie A. An
derson, Richmond, Va, no stamp; Theo-
dore Heede, New York, no stamp John s.
Hurd, Warrenton, Va, no stamp; Ellen
Cookery, Ontario county, N. Y, old stamp
Miss Mary E. McPhail, Baltimore, Md, old
stamp; John Merello, Clover. Depot, Va,
old stamp. - r-- ,.e-......4 ses.
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CONSIDERATION OF 81 ARK's. = The
house of worship Of st. Marks Episcopal
church, on Fourth street between Clay and
Leigh, was yesterday consecrated to the
service Of Almighty God according to the
Protestant Episcopal usage. The house was
well filled with ladies and gentlemen, and
within the ichancel sat number of minis.
tiers, several Of whom wore the gown and
surplice. At twenty-five minutes past
II, the Bishop, wearing the Episcopal robe,
and attended by several presbyters, entered
the front door of the church, and proceeded
with slow step up the aisle to the altar, re.
peating in the mean time select passages of
Scripture. The other parts of the conse-
Grafton service were then performed after
which, the Rev. DR.. Norwood read the GER.
tifcate of the Bishop, setting forth that the
church had been consecrated and set apart
for religious purposes.
The regular morning prayer was then
read, and sermon preached by the Rev
DR.. Norwood from Zachariah, fourth chap.
ter and sixth verse. After the sermon, the
sacrament of the Lords Supper was ad:
ministered to large number of communi.
cants of different denominations, including
the clergy. r
= The congregation of St. Marks will be-
gin regular services tomorrow in the new
church. We learn that it will be a free
church, supported by voluntary contribu'
tions. The pastor is Rev. 7. Grayson Da,
shiel. Services at II A. NJ. and P. NJ.
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LYME & BROTHER will sell at IS o, clock ralu.
able three-story brick store. on Ieasehold on
the east side Of Seventeenth street between
Main and Franklin.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS win sell at O'Clock a
brick dwelling on the Central railroad and Fif.
Fl teenth street near Washington. Immediately
after the above, they will sell two valuable lots
: =, on Valley street nearly opposite the Central
Railroad shops. sssfz
COOK & LAUGHTON win sell at 10 O'Clock, ON
Council Chamber Hill, sorrel mare.
BYERLEY & co. win sell on Council Chamber
Hill, at 10 A.. NJ, license to run vehicle,
several horses, and an old buggy.
z. GATHRIGHT win sen at 14ss Main street, COM
mencing at TO- NJ, dry goods, furniture, beds,
mattresses, &c. Il ~ -5.ss5tf 81 ~
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UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL, ALBEMARLE.
The final exercises of this institution will
take place on the 25th Of June, commencing
at 8 o'clock P. NJ. Certificates Of distinc-
ton will be delivered by the Principal.
Final orator for the Ciceronian Society, d;
NJ Harman, of Albemarle county. Vale
dictory Grafton for the Society and School,
James N. Dunlop, Esq, of Richmond, Va.
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EPISCOPAL APpoiNTaENTss-Bi Bishop Whit.
tie will administer the rite of confirmation
at Emanuel church, on the Brook road, at II
o'clock this morning. On the 18th he will
visit Portsmouth; on the 18th Norfolk, on
:l4th and 18th the churches in Princess
Anne, and on the 18th Petersburg.
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HHE. ~ d WATT PLoudH

THE WATT. PLOuGH1 -
Il TICE.-To meet the views and needs Of farm
ers, have, from this date, determined to reduce
the price of all kinds of PLOUGH CASTINGS.
We have also reduced the price ofthe A b, or One
wrench, and cultivating mould all includedL
for $3.50. g7 m 1-,...,7 ~ I, -r,.,,.t+-r,
furrowing plough for planting corn, a, sub-son
plough, q corn. cotton. tobacco, and, vegetable,
Ia wedding mould-board, cost so cents, and steel
scraper cost 81 to 81 so you have combined this
the above-named uses, and WARRANTED to do:
every kind of turning and cultiyating IN field and
made, and that, too, without hoe labor, or to be
RETURNED, and the price patd at factory RE-
We have now on hand fun supply of these
Plougs together with the largest sizes, both left
and right-hand; and also general assortment Of
Agricultural Implements, Corn Planters, Corn
Shelters, Straw Cutters, Grain Cradles, Wheat
Fans, Grass Blades hay Rakes. Traces, Harness,
sc. WATT & KNIGHT.
an l6-d&swln srr r.eisys47r91 r;5 Ia ,gsr
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Cosv1crED.--In the Chesterfield Circuit
Court, the man jennings who attempted to
rob the store Of Mr.. Chslkley and assaulted
Young Gary at Halfway House, some weeks
aro. was convicted yesterday and sentenced
TO fifteen years in the penitentiary.
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CHANGE OF ScHEDULE.-On and after
Sunday, May 10th, the passenger trains on
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad will leave Richmond at. lO:4o a.
NJ, instead of 1905. A. NJ, and the nlghi
train at $40 P. NJ, instead Of $3.50 T. NJ.
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A CoLoRED CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS-
FIRST DISTRICT AT late hour Thursday
night the Radical Congressional Nomina-
ting Convention of the First District chose
Richard S. Aver, of (Maine) Richmond
county, as their standard-bearer, much to
the dismay of the notorious Pearce, who has
been working for months for the nonina-
ton.
Previous to the balloting, large number
of the delegates withdrew, under the leader
ship of Lemuel Bowden and Robert Norton,
feeling confident that they could not get
their rights from the Pearce and Aver men.
They then organized themselves into con-
vention, and nominated Daniel NJ. Norton
(mulatto) for Congress. Norton is the
strongest man in his district, and unless
drawn from his purpose, will beat Aver
with ease. 1t is well known that the car
pet-baggers have made several attempts to
buy him, not only by the promise of office,
but by the offer of goodly amount of cash.
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EOR RENT, A STOREHOUsE ATAA
II Carter,s Bridge, Automatic county. III
single gentleman can get board at twenty dollars
per month and rent OF storehousc included. Pos
session given Ist May. "A good stand for business.
Address s.P..n Mt this office. apA-Th&S4t*
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COURT OF APPEALs-ALL THE JUDGES
pREsENr.-In the case of Williamson and
others Us. Paxton, upon appeal from de-
cree of the Circuit Court of Lynchburg, the
decree of the lower court was yesterday
affirmed. -,
In the case of Turner US. Smith, on
appeal from decree of the District Court
at fredericksburg, the argument was heara'
and time taken to consider.
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CRY AuDIToR.--A caucus meeting OF
certain members Of the City Council, held
o few evenings since, resolved to recon-
mend Colonel P. r. Davis to General scno-
aeld for appointment as Auditor Of the city
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE
UspEawooD PREs1DING.-Samuel Phillips
was yesterday tried in this court for viola
ton of internal revenue laws; found guilty,
and the jury fixed his fine at $40.
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CARPETS, SHADES, &cs

WTINDOW SHADE DEPOT! '.r.z
w =" - WINDOW SHADE DEPOT
az 1885 MAIN STREET, ta4 80 E
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets
NJ GOLDEN, the cheapest Window Shade man,
is still at his old tricks keeping down high prices.
He has the largest assortment Of SHADES In the
city +; latest styles In Gold, Velvet, and Painted
Shades, with all the fixtures to match.
= = CLEAR THE TRACK
y High prices down you come l. All know COL
DEN; he always hadthe cheapest Shades, at his
old stand on Broad street. N-
1sS=e1->e eTABLESOLCLoTH
in Mahogany, Rosewood, Oak and Marble, and all
the colors Black for covering carriages in Drill
and Duck; LOCO Paper Shades at your own price.
: n. B. Shades madelto order. Ssorekeepers and
pedlers supplied at New York prices.
" fe lo--aIn Ei4%[GS IL IEi}ft tGA - 4.
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The HOPPE CAsE.-The case of William
A. Hoppe, charged with having violently
assaulted William T. Trueman, was called
yesterday before the Mayor. Mr.. Trueman
had recovered sufficiently to appear, but
before he came before the Mayor he was
arrested under bench warrant issued by
the United States Circuit Court. The case
was consequently continued until Wednes-
day next a.1t a+U a1Ey s.t.G rfsZt
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PETERSBURG

MILITARY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to
the 1st of January l61 appointments to
civil Office had been made by General scho-
field. Since that time he has made 283-
making a total Of 444.
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r THE SroRx. .--We gashered yesterday fur
ther particulars of the damage done by tht
heavy storm which passed over Richmond
late Thursday evening. In every, part ot
the city trees were blown down or lost thei1
branches, and bricks from chimneys fiswir
every direction, to the terror Of pedestrians
The steeple OF the First Presbyterian
church was struck by lightning. The
awning-frame in front Of William Ire
Smiths, on Main street, was blown down,
and smashed large pane Of plate glass,
which will cost q good. deal aso replace. il
In the county Of Henrlco, considerable
losses are said to have been incurred. a
framed dwelling-house being built BY
Beardsley Brothers at the Junction Of the
Charles City snd Williamsburg roads was
levelled with the ground, ut loss Of about
81 900 to the owners. The house was
shingled and weather-boarded. ..s -
In Manchester more damage was done
than in Richmond. We give below some OF
the casualties: Mr.. F. G. D. Farmer, one
chimney Mr.. Donnelly, one chimney iMr.
j. Whitworth, one chimney, crushing the
roof Of his house; Mr.. B. P. Owens, one
chimney and kitchen blown down; Captain
w. L. CFopton, chimney blown down, serlous-
ly damaging the house; Weisiger & Archer's
drug store, one chimney y Mrs. Dr.. Patter-
SON, one chimney DR.. sLs B. Chiles,s ef6eas
one chimney S. T. Hancock, one chimney; /;
William G. Taylor, one chimney; the to-
bacco factory Of the Messrs.. Walden was
considerably damaged, one shedaq7blown
across the street; the roof of the Manches-
ter Cotton and Woollen Manufacturing Com
pany was considerably damaged also, that
of the woollen factory of Messrs.. Allen & Nc
Carthy. We also learn that a large portion
of the shed on the Belle Isle Bridge was,
carried away. The garden fences were
scattered in almost every direction. Fruit
trees and flower gardens exhibit a total
wreck. =
The roof was lifted from the James River
Steam Brewery (Yuengling & Beyer's) be-
low Rockets, and landed about FIVE hun
dred feet from the building. Damage about
$4,000.
A stable on the premises of Styll & Davis
was blown down, and horse killed and
man injured by the falling. timbers.aI
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OAKwooD MEMORIAL AssocIATIoN--ME-
MORTAL DAY.-There are fourteen thousand
very lonely graves at oakwood Cemetery,
containing the bodies of brave men who
died for their country. Before noon the
walks of this silent cemetery will be alive
with self sacrificing women, who go to cover
these sad mounds with flowers only tri-
butte it is in our power to give to the memory
of men who gave their lives for us. The
ladies of the Oakwood Memorial Associa-
ton have undertaken this duty, and they
desire the cooperation of the citizens gene
rally. It is desired that this morning be-
fore 10 o'clock, if possible, ell who have
flowers, evergreens, or vines to spare will
send them to st. Johns church, on Church
Hill. At that hour the ladies of the Asso-
citation will leave the church for the ceme-
tery -.. -#.f# a#....sH ~ @.s 'sl ss.Ha
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE. 5.
MINIATURE. ALMANAC, MAY o, 1858. !.
Sun rises es..,.....5.0Sl Moon rises. .......... 94
Sun sets .........s .s55 High tide, r. M. so
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY s, 1858.

PORT OF RICHMOND, May 8, 1858. ''.o
@ ARRIVED. H'#l4 -4
Steamer. Hatteras, Couch, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers w. G. DunhaM Co.
Schooner S. G. Godfrie, Godfrie, Rockport, ice,
Schooner salesberry, -, Philadelphia, scrap
iron, Old Dominion Works. III g., ; ~
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford Norfolk, mer-
chandse and passengers, L. b. Tatum. a-a -.
Steamer Hatteras, Couch nSeS.,S SeI YoSk merchan-
Steamer Valley City, Moore. Philadelphia, mer-
chandise and passengers, w. 2. Porter.
Brig n. Stephens, Saunders, Thomastown, 9td
Lower James river, to load with ship timber. - -,
Schooner Rising Sun, Moon, baltimore. rtg
Lower James river, to load with lumber Curtis &
Parker. aeT IN 80. - t.Gs4 + hse<zZT E
WHITE HOUSE, May s.-Sailed, steamer Ad-
mfraI, Kirwan, Baltimore, merchandise and pas
sengers, Richmond and York River Railroad. -,
PHILADELPHIA, May 7.-Arrived, schooners w.
p. Orr, Long, and Eldorado, lnsley from James
river. Cleared. Eldorado, Insley, for Richinond;
Schooner T. Wilson, from New York for Virginia,
put into the Delaware breakwater on the 4th.
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1, < HARDLY cREDIBL LA gentleman Of nn-
doubted yeracity, residing on Union Hill,
iSforms us that be has q ben which, few
days ago. laid SO eggs without stopping
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. SALE or REAL EsrATE.-Messrs. Grubbs
& Williams sold at auction on yesterday .
framed dwelling, on Broad street between
Monroe, and Henry streets, with seven
rooms and lot 33x1 40 feet, for 81 ,325.
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REsT,AlURAN7Tll,S, 7ll, &c.

VETELLE, REsTAURATEUR, g.
II 1904 MAIN STREET, 63&3A
Is always supplied with the best the local 5Y q
market affords, and also the luxuries of-sk-
land and sea Of the large Atlantic cities.
ZETELLE is the fayorite Of the seasons-jour:
news with them the year round-and receives tneii
frst frIits and their latest from the contiguous
Szrnes. with ice-bound streams ON one border, and
fowers and fruits at tho same time on the other
CHESTS served at all times In nunsuTpassed style,
accordine To order. Families supplied on. .shor1
notice f)fnr,er parties furnished I'm private rooms
Dishes not excelied as any outline In this country
~ Tha Il N alyays supplied with excellent wines
and nauors, and best ebrewed drinks promptly
nnu 80 A. '9' - - 49, 81 -. EtE ~ ap
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FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRICT.-At a
meeting of Republican delegates from the
Fifth Congressional District, held on Thurs
day night in this city, it was resolved to
hold q convention, to nominate congress
sional representative, at Charlottesville on
the goth of May. Edgar Allan, Of Prince
Edward, and - Spalding, Of Bedford,
were elected delegates to the Chicago Con-
yeIition!
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FOURTH. CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRICT.-The
members of the Radical Convention haihng
from the counties composing this district
met yesterday morning, and resolved to
hold meeting, to nominate candidate for
Congress, in Danville on the 2lst instant.
The applicants for the nomination are
Thayer, of Pittsylvania, and a Mr.. Stall.
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A NTHRACITE COAL.

just received: .ai#-
"Ds nED and WHITE ASH, egg size, suit
@Nlt lor CRATES, stoves, and furnaces;
'O"S hED ASH, stove size, for cooking ranges; I;
~ Tons LEHIGH FOUNDRY LUMP. ~i-@s.
GOAL thoroughly screened, and of best quality, at
market rates. S. II. HAWES,
4P' Eighteenth> and Cary streets
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SUMMER REsOKTs.

Af0UNTAINHoUsE, CAPON SPRINGS,
lAHAMpSHIRE- COUNTY, WEST yA.-The
MOUNTAIN HOUSE WIN be regularly opened fos
the reception OF visitors on the IsT DAY OF JUNE
fNExT, but aleslringt TO accommodate any, who may
BOARDERS any time after the 18th OF MAY For
particulars Of fhese health-stsng founta!ns sur;
rates win be added in a few days.
Route from tie South, ,--Vid Richmond. rAlexan-
drla, and Manassas Gap railroad to Straslt1re,
then by ystagecoach seventeen miles to the SprfnRs
. From The Worth Vfa Baltimore and Ohio ran.
road, Harper's Ferry, to Winchester, and then by
stage-coach twenty three miles. -kE e"5lsIft =
srs.st ~ .sI'F SAMUEL M. MULLIN, n.
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= 3 "a sERMos will, be preached in the Tenn
pie on Broad street this morning from the
text, 90 A bullock, or a~sheep, or goat,''
ete.@Leviticus, % :z2Xssss "snaeT .r,a
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wv VA.--CHANGE: OF PROPRIETORS.-
having recently assumed the proprietorship of this
old and fashionable yatering-place, and completed
onr arrangements for the ainmentof visitors
we now solicit the patronage Of the public. Every
effort has been made to restore TO this establish
Inent Its former reputation. The remedial proper
ties Of the waters have been sufficiently attested in
the numbers who have been relieved Of Rheumatic,
S3outy, and other Affections, while the luxury Of
the Baths, when once enjoyed can never be forgot
ten: Persons desirous to have fun information
concerning the character Of the waters may con-
suit our circular, which will be sent to them on
application. free of postage. .12i's1F s1FI'sll
2 We pledge ourselves that our table shall not be
Inferior to any kept either In city or country The
living. ati ."st'55 bz G|1l f19fflsI 1.dv Fl
The route to the w arm Springs is by Richmond
and Staunton TO- Millboro' depot, on the Virginia
Central railroad where line Of stages connects
With the trains. enabling passengers to reach the
Springs the same day after leaving Richmond,
RATES OF BOARD: Per day, $3.50; per week.
- t'i Ai'. DARNETL iRS q RRiEsivERCoMBE,lu, Ri
=. 3Ntit e: at9v7i q - Proprietors. y
Major PETER II. WOODWARD, Manager. :,
May /. 1858. 49, - - Ls!o siit% - E.
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III : GttNs-f
SATURDAY. MAY ., 1855
Auction Sales This Day.

p Purchdsers Of Real Estate sold bet,oees the frs
day Of January and the first day Of July pay III.
tares thereon for the current yeGr.
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BURNHAM WARDWELL.
tNTHRACITE COAL.

4 NTHRACITE COAL.-I am now pre-
= pared to furnish the best ANTHRACITE
-nU VIII! reduce the price lower as soon as practi-
1N, - Liberal reduction to large consumers. Fur
-;"ru o! cargo at Philadelphia prices. 4F 81 rsf
T 4Grihs cash unless by special contract. Give me
Van, and will promise to give satisfaction. i :
I;;a a ana Office Nineteenth and Cary Streets and
apis CM.R1ES IT PACE
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ICTRAFED, from the corner Of Grace W.
- and Madison streets since SUNDAY ,sss .sT Es.f ~
: sBLooBED DsHoRT.HoRNED;L Li5ns u nno eve 10
DIED cow fine size injnr,sSa x x nits6Ie rc-
ward Will be paid ior her return y 49, ~
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4 NIiRACITE COAL.-I shall from this
Il uay ,S,, charge for the best quality LORBERRY
.maAsii Asii EGG and STOVE GOALS SS per ton OF
,s%I|" houses, and warrant them to give salts
sfr"ls aei Va % SnIUT SNIiT WnpMEpTS M
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alar monthly meeting of the Me-
M eunday School Society will be held
Manchester church at g. o'clock P. NJ.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.--
Bishop Whittle will administer the rite of
confirmation z at St. Johns church at II
o'clock A. M, and ct St. fJames's church at
8 o'clock Pm! aoa!:t uaif:z.e eli s.,,t s.9,sa
4 United Presbyterian Church.-Dr. C. 81.
BEAD hasreturned to the city, and will re-
|sssJpe the usual services ut II o'clock A. NJ.
Et 5 o'clock p. NJ.
S5lEiSney Methodist Church.-The second
kegly meeting at this church will COM
tomorrow morning at IL o'clock.
midas Rosser, presiding elder, will
the morning and at s o'clock
Baptist Charcb.-Rev. J. L.
l6lsat ;aS o'clock A. NJ, and
r. - + = & s o'clock P. NJ. ~
s5 Bdp dps;st aGlHhufch.-Rev. Will
sWn, D. D., will preach at IL lo'elock
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TT0R RENT. 4 very deeirable BRICK :

p HOUSE on the south side Of Clay be- G@
tween Fourth and Filth streets: ...-.,,s.I.Is 4
7 Also, "a very desirable FRAMED HOUSE on the
a9ssa ss.sss. side Of Franklin near twenty seventh
! ssl sssHisc. a sMALEFFRAMEDg HOUSE; on Main
street above the old fair grounds.
Also. BRICK STORE AND DWELLING on
the east side Of Seventeenth between Franklin and
: Also a LARGE FRAMED STABLE with thirty
stalls large lot, and water the premises situated
on the alley between the market-house and Union
Also, q SMALL STORE on Fourteenth between
Main and Franklin streets
81 Also LARGE FRAMED DWELLING on the
west side of Ninth street, north Of Leigh. sg.
Z Also a STORE AND DWELLING on Second
street near MrsBoshenis.s Fsst Fs3f5 Sss8 SS1
Possession can be had Immediately. E
hs9GEgrsfa Fg4EyS 9fSS B53 e. ID. EACHO,S& .sfas
- Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent :.
t9 'EJ31 'osaIf SFe'J - Fourteenth Street, ~