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aea. A man once wished to comm

geAs. A man once wished to commit
suicide, and looking about for an easy
mode, decided to eat himself to death
on peaches but the more he eat, the
better he felt-till, at the bottom OF his
basket, he said, Let me not leave the
world that contains such delicious
fruit. "'s--A
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g@~ Why is the town,clock like a
vanquished pugilist Because it can't
come to time and is done Striking"
NOSE
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-03
City gte,us.
Edward X. Drake, Reporter.
Reading Matter on every page.

19@ The average length of potter's
life, is twenty-nine years After that
he becomes potter's clay
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-03

Appropriate for tobacco chewers to
commence their prayers with I" Oh,
Lord, we are of mclean lips"
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-03

B@7 On Tuesday next, Company G
Capt. DeHart) visits Newark, for the
purpose of engaging in target practice.
Messrs. James 7. Wiley, John H. Whe-
Ian, Israel r. Squier, y. M. Herrick,
Capt. Palmer, Van Nostrand and others,
have contributed prizes. The Company
expect pleasant time
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-03

He who violates a pledge which he
has written with his hand, strikes down
his honor with his own hand. g
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-03

Dss~ The Peerless Base Ball Club
play thesAmateur Club of Newark this
afternoon, at half-past three o'clock.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-03

Bssg~ Sunday, at sunset, is the com
mencement of the Jewish Civil Year,
and two days feast is observed by all
Israelities.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-03

ssA., The man who smokes in the
market was in town last night. Look
out for him in the post-offico tonight.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-03

Rumor, 1t is said, has thousand
tongues. Yes, and each tongue tells q
different story.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-03

B9- There is one disease of which
some men will never acknowledgement
of the heart.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-03

RGsr- The favorite song of some of on
milkman is said to be, "Shall we ga
ther ut the river %
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-03

ssS- News of an effort to enlarge the
bonnet comes from Paris. The dispatch
does not announce reduction in price.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-03

nsa- On Mondly next, the MONITOR
will appear in an enlarged form.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-03
BiBR's FIRE PLACE HEATE
Low DOWN, AND HALF LOW
DOWN CRATES, CRATE ~
FRAMES. SUMMER
PIECES. &C..

sH . ! g D.
and are thus enabled to furnish all styles and pat
terms at manufacturers prices at saving of trans
portation charges from New York to the purchaser.
Besides especialties above mentioned, they have
constantly in stock full line of the improved pat
terms of Sheet and Cast Iron Cylinder Stoves for
Parlors, Offices Stores and Shops. together with
large assortment OF Cooking Stoves and Ranges of
Motifs and other celebrated makes. Culinary uten-
Sill Coal Holds, &c. in great variety, and of our own
manufacture. ...-s s.a.ss..,s
They would invite an examination Of their stock
before purchasing elsewhere. A full and complete
line of samples is always on exhibition at their
store and illustrated circulars, descriptive PAM
phlets, &c, giving detailed and explicit informa-
ton concerning the respective merits of each ar-
Gle, cheerfully given to such as wish them.
Every sale made by this House is under a guar
antee written If required) that each article will
perform all that they claim for it, and they have
yet to note the FIRST instance wherein goods have
failed to result as represented.
Give them a call and do not forget the number
slo BROAD ST., OPP. THE DEPOT.
E. NJ. DERRICK & Co.,
a21 I'm 20 - ' -
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MAcEE ELEVATED OVEN RANCE.

Since securing the agency, the sale of these
Ranges has been far beyond their most sanguine
anticipations. Their unusually fine appearance
ease and simplicity of management, and the small
space they occupy, while the cooking surface is
greater than that of most similar articles quickly
prompts a decision in their favor tf
They offer also the well known
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-03
Base BURNING AND SELF FEED
INC ORIENTAL STOVES
AND FURNACES. uoT
So ORIENTAL FURNACES,
and have since assuming the agency. sold 81.
= 3az ORIENTAL STOVES.

The merits of this line of goods, it would be srl-
pel-iuous to enumerate, their extensive sale and
satisfactory working being the best possible evil
dence of their superiority .asasa
Having of late had enquiries for an Elevated
oven Range, they We're led to an examination of
the merits of the different patterns in the market
and for manifest reasons, decided in favor of the
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lish the score :

a aasoGa4a. y : 3 Z q 2s 8 Z ] y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-13

prsr1ya Pn1sTfSa PRsss wITH s .ssa,Ia,
San Trancisco q few weeks ago, by inSi',..son
or 81. ~ronrietor of the Courier de S,,i r.a =,
" 80 sno t,aSae number OF persons asse'npleu VI
&C., .a. Cow, of that journal TO witness lte
one ,iSr Of new motive power wnich Is 10
ns ,,sad g., r,nning the press upon whicn th..s
uo u L. ,,rfnted The machine Is known Us
u ~ Ioroir engine, and is French Invention.
w. =, chine rrsem bles the ordinary steam en-
.,re having ali its parts. but the cylinder IL
r,nre bulky, and instead of one 1t has two-one
for the introduction Of gas or air, and the otner
for ,ts escape. The propelling agency Whicn
takes the place of steam, consists OF ninety
narts If air and ten of ordinary illuminating
pos This compound Is introduced INTO each
,,d ri Iho cvliu der where 1t is alternately ig-
en ttaS he a., electric spark from Benson bat
~. ayd tho expansion of air caused thereby
ae. mon the piston in the same manner as
steam. ,c;ne Is n four. horse power, and when
ms e. -ation consumes twenty-five cubit
IN iull oer' or hour; and the expense OF run
ieet OF ga ,"ours would be, the Add estt-
ning IL ,o eS 4 20. The Courier engine weighs
mates, aoou1 ~. runs without noise or jar,
only 600 pouna.' e. engineer, and obviates the
G Geeas no of exnosio 9. CONFEDERATION All who
witnessed its Operators were for dri.
gratiflcd, and its general rod;ntod II bns
wing the lighter, machines ss4 1ast five wears,
been in use In Paris for the
and is in high favor there.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-13

was approached last winter by number
of gentlemen from the South, who proposed
that l should take charge of n journal in their
town. They offered me, generously, share
in the stock and five thousand dollars year
rs editor. took fifteen minutes to consider,
and then said:
"Gentlemen. from what I hear of your
neghborhood, I think you might safely oiler
me five thousand q year. You would be called
on to pay only the first quarter. At the end
of ninety days the funeral expenses OF the
editor would be your only liability"
There are three things your true born
American believes he can dc ut any time. One
is. 10 hold office; the next, TO make 4 speech !;
the third. to edit paper. And so he can
n way. Sometimes In the way Henry Auchy
kept tavern in INFLAMMATION PiaH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-13
UNITED STATES IHTERSAL REVENUE
COLLECTOtS OFFICE,
THIRD DISTRICT or FIEGlSIt,
RICHMOND, April II. lsss. .
ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERE

W ALL NUN IL NJ CONbLh'"
4 Notice is hereby given tla. the foliowing-S-
scribcd articles tciZed by the Collector OF In:r"
nal Revenue for the T hiri UistI icJ or NirginS,
the places and on the dates hercinE ftcr mentione
have been duly appraised In pursuance Of ~, 49,
are now held IN my custody. rs forfeited to IN
United states for violations Of The Internal reTeE"
laws.
All persons claiming any interest therein 81
hereby notified and required |" appear aud MAJ
such claim ut the Office OF Collector ct int"fah
Revenue, Third District OF Virginia vi hin t"s-'
ty-oDe days from the nth day Of pr!l F6'.
Lot No. 81, october To- Ices, two tETee qlafN
boxes manufactured tobacco, seized bct"eeo b>l.
and Arch streets, Richmond: cause. frsuduI,E
brands. Lot No. 50, November 80, !s6S NINE ctr
dies manufactured tobacco, seized a. James ~
lens stable, Richmond. Lot Nc, - HoytmDs, =
1868, two caddles and two hLrcaddtcs mdnIiN'
tured tobacco, and one barrel smI king loo&'|%
seized al York aiycr Railroad depot; cas*' ~
United States brands. Lot no. * Dsccub't
1868 one caddy manufactured tobacco, one D.i-.
ket smoking tobacco, one screw and press se.'.
on Maddox Hill ; cause. no Unit states lIceHs,
Lot No. IS. November 70, 1893, ore three quar-
box manufactured tobacco. seized A. PetersVs'
Railroad depot; cause, no United states oragg-
Lot No. IS, January %, lses, two csddies n"hu.I
tured tobacco, two screws, sHsLes &C., TWO g..
dies manufactured and lot leaf to0acccs, sew y .
First street, Richmond; cause 10 Unit so
license. Lot No. 81. February H. ,oT,,S
At wharf OF Norfolk steamer; cause, ~.
ulcnt brands. Lot No. So, February =
se9. sixteen caidies manufactured ORC
uient brands. Lot No. 81. october / ~"
cigars and lot wrappers, seized on Broad sHTT'??
Richmond; cause, no United rtatss license. ~
No. o. October ,, 1893. two cadiies manu!ac'a'
tobacco one screw, frame, &c. seized near ~
lywood Cemetery; cause no United staLre lltsSso
Lot No. %, October 20. 1868, five c1dlies n''hu''
tured tobacco, So zed On Onion HI, caosc
United States brands. LIT No. %, ucloat =
1899, one basket cigar wrappers and Aooa'
cigars, place OF seizure not Known: cAsS"
United states license. Lot No 80. one "a.
smoking tobacco. seized 1t York k!Ver TNIZ> /
depot cruSe, no United states stanrS- Los
lol. March 10, 1862. dive cAddies msHuIac.GftJ
bacc). two barrels smosirg tobacco &C. 80
1t l7l3 Cary stree ct kichmOnd cause, no =, ~ I,
States brands. Lot No. los. February H. P|,%
box and half caddy manufactures toVTT.
sliced on Msin street, kichmLnd; cause H' =
ted states stamp or brand ,,yG6
Notice is further given that on the 18TH - ~
MAY, 1879, At 10 a. clock 4. Sba sen
l!c auction, al The bonded warehouse OF ~" Il
Myers, foot of Seventeenth street IN ING Sl'' M
Richmond. all the aboyc-descrt6cd arIic1S'
claimed within the time specsded. ,,,D
JOHN x. MULFoRp, 4
Collector Internal Revenue ih!rd pisLIr r
22-Thiw OF 'HhN
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BEAg. ESTATE AGENTS.
GOUTHERN LAND AGENCY.
CENTRAL OFFICE
70. 1904 MAIN STREET (RCoA No. 81,
RICHMOND VA.

FREDERICK W. POOR, GENERAL AGENT.
We solicit the attention OF persons having real
estate In the city STATE for sale to the advantages
offered by this AGENCY, and promise on our part
energetic efforts 10 secure purchasers for all pro-
pcr:y placed in oar hands.
Our connections are we'll established throughout
the North.
TO purchasers we offer for sale CITY PRO
PERTY, FARMS, MILLS, MILL SITES, MINE
RAJ and WOOD LANDS.
REFERENCES
Hon. JAMES g. BLAINE, Speaker House OF
Representatives.
Hon. II. G. sCHENCK, Chairman Committee
OF Ways and Means, House Of Repre- entattVeS.
Hon JAMES :. GAkFIELU, Chairman OF the
Committee on Banking and Currency.
Hon. LEXiSDEk RlyES.
Hon. II. Il. WELLS, Governor OF Virginia.
II. q. BOND, Esq, Register In Bankruptcy.
Major-General 0. O. HOWARD, u. ). A.
Colonel A. I. BuFaRD President or the Rich
mond and Danvilie and York River railroads.
II. u. COOKE, Esq.. or Jay Cooke q Co.
General WINS. G. WICkHAM, President o.
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
ap M~-srdSv
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A friend tells rs the following story OF
chiId's talk which we think good enough 10
publish: A gentleman from the South, win
the usual southern preiudiccs, moved with his
family in to Vermont some time last winter
Soon after his arrival his family was increased
nv the addition of little stranger-a native
Termonter-weighing about seven pounds
His oldest son, n boy of four years, was Mt iIrst
deligh ted with his little brother, but after 4
few weeks began to tire OF his crying ana goI
ieolorg from fancipd neglect. One day he
climbed up in to his fathers lap and asked him.
"Papa, which do you like best, me or baby
The father, thinking to please the little pratt
tier, answered that he liked him best. after
= little serious thought the boy said, ''Pa,
know why You like me best" ''Why?" said
the father, thinking he would say that it was
because he was the largest, could talk ana
play, or something Of the kind. "lt's because
I'm Il southern man and baby is Il ID YIN
kee." said the little hopcful.-Grand EapidS
L,,rva
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CONTEMPORARIES.

ECE-CREAM.-We beg leave to inform
4 you that we have completed our arrangements
for the manufacture OF
ICE-CREAM
In all It's varicties-Vanilla, Lemon, Orange,
Strawberry Creams, Lemon Ice, &c
and are ready to make arrangements for the sea-
son to supply regularly hotels, saloons, restau.
rants. private parties, pic-nics, and fairs, at
VIII ylesale prices.
owing TO our improved machinery am other
facilities we are enabled to manufacture this ar-
ucle in any quantity, Of better quality and 1t
lower price, than it can be obtained elsewhere at
81 PER GALLON.
Parties desiring to make arrangements for the
ders will he attended to at short notice, and Will be
delivered In all parts Of the city free OF charge.
Soliciting your patronage, we remain, very re-
speCtIully, LlMMER & CO.,
Wholesale Confectioners ls43 Main street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-13
BY Wellington Goddiu,
Anctinneer and Real Estate hpeD

a SSIGNEE'S AND TRUSTEES SALE
"a OF REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. BY order Of the Unitrd States nl:-
trct Court for the District Of Virginia IN the maj
ter OF Z. i. Townsend. bankrupt. VIC will sell at
l'th OF May 1869, ut O'Clock T. NJ If fair. If not
the next fair day, that valuable lot OF LAND
with the large BRICK Nd " OGDEN DWELL
1SG, with thirteen room'. thereon. occupied by
said Townsend. fronting on the east side Of COL
legc between Broad and Marshall streets 10. feet,
aud running back between parallel lines 13l feet to
Lafayette avenue, twenty feet wide.
TERMS: One-tLlrd cash; balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes. interest added,
and lille retained.
This sale will be percmptory, a the risk and cost
OF The purchaser at 4 former sale, who failed 10
comply with the terms.
ANDREW RrTHERGLEN. Assignee.
JANIS l.. iPPERSON, Trustee.
j. L. kpPERSON. Salesman. my IL
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ITALIAN COURTsHIP.-According to &C.
counts just received from Naples, o young
American lady (well known here) in that
place has turned the heads of great many
Italians. She has the misfortune to be
sought for by two Italian noblemen. One
of them has offered himself in due form,
laying his palaces, horses, furniture, and
titles, at her feet. The style of counting is
especially Italian. Though rejected, he
still pursucs. Every morning he sends in
a costly bouquet. The young lady dare
not walk out, for che is Immediately pur-
sued. The Duke keeps his horses ready,
and when the young lady rides out with
her parents he pursues, up hill and down,
in the city and out. BY bribing the GER
wants, he knows which room the young
lady occupies. When not admitted to the
house, though he seeks admission every
night, he walks the pavement, no matter
how stormy the night is, till the lights are
put out in the room. He is an officer in the
Italian army. Whenever his command
moves, it goes by the mansion, and is given
strict orders that every officer and soldier
shall salute the house when he passes. He
threatens 70 shoot his rival, and will do SO
if he gets O chance. He renew5 his offer
every day, and can't understand what an
American girl can want more than to have
g coronet placed On her brow. There arc
few American girls who could resist this
attempt to prove that faint heart never won
fair lady.
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VIII he sold on MONDAY. May "a, 1869, COM
menciug at II o. clock A. n, ut the AGILE MA
CHITE WORKS, corner OF Canal and Tenth
streets the following very valuable PROPERTY
such as is usually found In q flrst-class foundry
and machine shop-to wit,
One 30 horse power Steam Engine ard Boiler !;
Lining shafting. Pulleys. Hangers, and Belting !;
one Mckenzie Cupola and Blower; orc small Gu
pola one largo Crane Tools. Flasks, Ladles.!&c 4.
tools for boiler shops one Pressure Blower. An
wills. Formers. and other tools for Smiths shop
large stock Of Patterns for Machinery; one larGe
Boring and Turning Mil: one Gray & Wood
Plarcr: one 10 foot Iron Plancr one 5-foot Iron
Planer: four largc-siZc Engine Lathes three me-
dium-siZe Engine Lathes: one large and one
small Woodworking athe one Bolt-cutter. with
taps and dies: four Power Drills, various sizes
including drills, tools &c, for 4 frst-class ma
chine shop; Carpenters Benches one small pair
Punch and shears; firCular-Saw Table: ore
Slotting Machine, nearly completed; one s-horsc
power Engine. nearly completed three Iron
Wheels; Trucks; Patent Falls and Chains; one
Balance and one Platform Scales Boiler and
Wrought Iron. and Boiler Works Flues and Gas
Pipes; Castings and Forgings for Steam Engines
and Saw-Mil1s, Wood Screws. Nails. Bolts, and
Nuts OF various sizes In fact. all the Tools and
Fixtures generally found In P large esta hfishmont
Of this kind including Gas Fixtures and { flee
Furniture
This sale Is made by virtue Of two distress war
rants In my hands against X all x Rshm and two
wrts or vcnditionl exponas and sundry eXecu.
lions as. Kahl Il Rahm and ais.
The attention Of NIL persons in the foundry h'ts-
ness is especially called to this sale 1t . ,rs
an opportunity to any person Of purchasing valu-
able machinery. &c.
TERMS: Made known ut sale.
c. 8. MILLS.
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] AUCTTON ! SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
BY Wellington Gcddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agen,
rHAT BEAUTIFUL AND VEPy y

THAT BEAUTIFUL AND VERY VAIN
Il ABLE FhRM OF SIS ACRES, CiLLSn
"OkRLAND,n ON THE East LINE az I'D I'D
RICHMOND AND FREDERICKSBURG s tthE
ROAD, ELEVEN MILES NORTH OF HTra
NOED, FOR SALE At AUCTION ,hSh-
guest Of Mr. william Taylor, shall sell at aa ~.
May, 1869, at IL o. clock 81, his most beaut,,.ni Of
tractire, and valuable FARM, located az ah,,'s-
called "Oakltnd,', containing SIS ACRE
which abou: three. fsuIths are open land in ana ~
bllsnce in wood and timber sufficient for tSs -
Of the place On this farm there Is large oven %e
ing and the usual outhousc5, embracing eye.-
bulldog needed on first class farm. The t onc5
land has been judiciously cultivated for nm nm
years. and Is In lrst-yate condition The iocaiiny
Is handsome one. and being bounded by the r,jI,
road has peculiar advantages TO persons Gcs,ran..
nenty, or for a summer residence for Z pentIe,n,
doing business in Richmond. There Is q hands
grove Of trees around the house, and a yon,g
orchard of fine fruit. s
full possession given at the cad Of the year, and
partial possession In time 70 seed wheat
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance Al civ
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable notes'
interest added, occurred by = trust deed.
nv 10 W. GODDiN. Auciloneer.
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by Grubbs & W Illiams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and EanS.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
FIVE ACRI s OF LAND ATTACHED. FRONT
ING on THE GROVE ROAD AND RUNNING
BACK TO THE WFSTHtM ROAD, ONE MILE
WEST OF THE CITY, FOR SALE AT AUG
TInN.-Tte property above referred to viii be
sold by the undcrsigr ed as commissioners. In ex-
ecution Of decree Of the Clrcuit Court Of Hen
rico county. entered on the 29th of April. 1869 In
the case OF Tyler against Grubbs Il Williams
trustees and ais. 7 he sale will take place upon
the premises. on MONDAY the 17lh of May at S
O'Clock L. M. II fair, If not. then on the next
fair day thereafter at the same hour.
The buildings are ample and good. embracing Il
handsome dwelling With nine rooms, with all the
usual out-hOuses, beautifully situated and sur
rounded by grove Of forest trees, and @ lawn set
out with shrubs and flowers.
Particular care used in the selection Of the
fruits and vines, of which there is the usual va
rietv, and now approaching maturity.
Jhe land lies nearly fquare. and In the character
OF Its soil and It's Typographical features Is all that
could be desired for gardening, fruit raising and
general purposes or cultivation.
Auburn IS one OF the most admired places in the
vicinity OF this city: and we ask for 1t exami-
nation by those wishing to purchase such pro-
perty.
1t will be sold as e whole or sub-divided, as may
seem best at the time or sale.
TERMS: About 80 coo cash; balance at four,
liable notes, with interest added the title being
retained by The court until the notes are paid.
Purchaser TO pay taxes for 1863.
z. W. GRUBBS ror,,,,..,ooa
A. ID. WILLIAMS, (~''''''io'eis'
GRUBBS L WILLIAMS. Auctionecrs. my
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Richardson & Co,
BY Richardson & CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lila Main street.
A VALUABLE SUBURBAN RESI-

A VALUABLE SUBURBAN RESI-
"A DENCE FOR sALE.-We are instructed to
sell valuable suburban RESIDENCE, one mile
west OF the city limits. consisting or large and
sub. tantlally bvilt BBI OK D WELL1EG, contain
Ing eleven rooms, all necessary out-houses In good
repair and scventy-three acres or highly-im-
proved land, with small orchard, having south
crn front on the Westham plank-road, and run
Ing northw lrtlly. or an oblOng shape, between
J.. allel lines and confronting the terminus OF the
pa. roat ard the continuation OF Grace street,
G.3Tf. susceptible of being divided into three
am ';-,c.s eecl. having two fronts.
e1us! .,n,nnerty g offered at very low price and
IEis =. ~ residen &c. or as an investment, Is I'M
as a plaedi 10 thin. around Richmond.
snrpaSseu ~ ' RICHARDSON K Co,
"a !. lli2 Main street.
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AUCTION SALES
TO- FUTURE Dky.

ssrCsbTns FUTURE Dky.
~->-~~->~~>-~~~~~~~-~-~~
LIIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will be
IL sold on FRIDAY, May II, 1859, commencing
at O'Clock P. M, ut the tobacco factory In alley
between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets, the
following property, to wit: eas
One IICORICE BOILER,
Il 1855 Two PREsS SCREWS,
-Four BOX SCREWS,
Two POT MILLS,
One POUND MILL,
One LONG TENS MILL.
II POUND MILL,
Une pair SCALES,
Fl. Three sets DIS and BILLETS,
One STOVE and PIPE,
Lot of BLOCKa,
TOBACCO STICKS,
RENCHEc, &C.. &c,
to sa isfy distress wsrrant in my hands In favor
OF James N. Talbot and against John II. Ander-
son.
TERMS: Cash WIN. p. TALL,
myI3 Fl. g. G.. <.