Richmond Whig. [volume], April 28, 1865, Image 2

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i>LD BOOTH AND HIS “DEB ARTKD BRIEND8."
Ttere is very general concurrence among tlioa# w hi
4,-e acquainted with the murdtrer of Mr Lincoln, an
vho also knew h s lather, in the opinion that imiaait,
Iw bered ttry in tho family. The following we taki
Ita’A tte Louisville Journal:
>e hive no doubt that John Wilkes Booth though i
x.w» of g eat histrionic genius, has a broad streak o
Sc-saty in 1-is u ture, but the evide ce.t of biR long
.iiviieuplst. d, uebberat*iy-con-id^rtd. and terribly-exo
tv -“ij crime txc tide md tu its imposaib.e all considers
■i^o t .ough * of mercy. Oh that he haJiwaat,
v. >n mc .1—one for the private thought and ieeiiag
•sever loyal man in the United elates.
■, j ( thirty ye ns igo, tho cider Booth, the lath ' ol
P»!lk c, Kd i-m et ‘. Ca.Tj'j t > this City upon a taestricat
Mnga.e a i t. He sent for cs to his Loti! with many but
v*v» queer compliments. We went. He received us
Wndi., bu! ► r u.e y In a litt'e white be asked ui i!
«» a/ero *<irmsd.” “Not much” we answered. “Well,
how much,” ne said. We drew from our pceket a >p lug
iasfe. presmtod to us two days bsfi.ro mil gave it into
A» kinds, showing him how it was to be nsec1. Hein
♦Jux iyni el it 0:1 high acd exclaimed in his tragic
style -What is to s «vc yau now ?’ We r« tired a step and
«*pLe “What in to sava me is your fear of th'a pistol?
Site responded in a most Joyous laugh. “Oh I don’t cart
sft km vos or pistols as I know you don’t, but I wanted
■*& .4 .ou worthy to be my friend." We told him that
m kad no; thua far found him worthy of our friend
.?• then asked ns to go up to his room and see .iom •
*f hie departed friends. Having an awful prejudice
against the sight of ghosts, we declined. He urgod.
We yielded. Wt went with him and he introduced us
t« twelve or flfteen roosters, hens and pullet*, his travel
og; companions through the country, saying that they
uvn- his deceased friends, and telling us the name of
esoh. His solemnity was evidence of his sincerity.—
There was no hypocrisy in his soul.
Tho next night he was advertised for his third dp
rranee at the theatre. An immense crowd assembled
didn’t show himself. Impatience became irrepres
slble, aai the people In the house had their money re
tarewd at the door. As we passed down a cross-street
x * el! known voice from s carriage exclaimed ‘Hallo
Save you been at the theatre V ‘Yes ’ we said. ‘ iVhu
wort of m audio >ce wai there V ’A tremendous one.’
they see Booth V ‘No, and Booth tre ted them like
w -dogv *Ah welt were t ey ve y much dteappo'nted'i’
1 Vo days sf envards we wero sent for by the keeper
*f the city jail. Poor Booth was in Uig keeping. He
iad be a taken In a state of unconscious-ess from the
treats, and was still unconscious. He had blacked him
« elf. blacker than the blaokest negro in Kentucky. We
aeloed him away from the city and when he came again
be tvjhaved better, >poke btB gratitude to us.
Wo do not mention these evid-nces of paternal ia
•MVty as the slightest reason for the sparing of Presi
dent* Lincoln’s murderer from the gallows. We men
11 oa them simply becanse. at a time like this, they may
be Interesting to many readers. As for the atmas in, we
repeat that he should, if possible, be bung higher than
he clouds._
A bccxEB.—The Celina (Ohio) Standard, of last week,
v»s an article sgned by eleven gentlemen of that place,
certifying to the fact that John Ransbottom. a resident
of Washington township, a man of medium size, sucked,
at the store of Christian Bteinhauser, in the town oi
Kacedon, Mercer county, Ohio, one hundred and thirty
two eggs, afte- eating an unreasonable quantity of
trackers aud drinking a considerable quantity of water
tad *onie spirits, on Tuesday evening, March 21,1805.—
He performed the whole of this wonderful feat in less
•pace than one hoar’s time, and after doing all this he
•till called for more egg9! There must be some swine
. W. *1
FOR HE T, SALE ASP I EASE.
TWO EXCELLENT BRIFK T»> EMENTS FOB
SALE.—One on north side of Leigh, jotween Adams
md TouBhee streets, and tne other on the west line of
Fourth, between Fnnhlin and Grace streets.
I am authorized to sell thocxtelltnt real estate located
«a above, the hrst now occupied by Mr. Sampson Jones.
Jr., eoutainng five rooms, and the other by Mrs. Winfree.
Adjoin.ng the residence of Mr. John T. Rogers, contain
log: eight rooms. Possession of both tenements can be
given in a short time. Apply to
ap37 —3tW. GODIHN.
VHM FOB RfcNT NEAP. THE CITY.- We offer for
L’ rent, for tie balance of the year, a FARM on the
Brook Turnpike, about one and a calf miles from the
rity. containing about I7i5 acres, on which there are
40 or 50 bushels of whea and oats seeded, and some
lover and grass, aid a very targe gaidea planted in
sejr -tables, with fruit*. Ac.
f he Improvements are comfortable, and the farm bnild
igs extensive, the place well watered and healthy.
For terms, Ac., apply to
*p37 —-At_ GRUBBS A WILLIAMS,
jrpOK RENT—A PVKN18BKD ROOM, fn a pleasant
r house, near Gamb.e’s Hill, inq'uire of the clerk
jf Whig. ap97— 3t
FOR SALE.
\ BlllCK DWELLING, with' 7 rooms, Ac., in a de
sirable neighborhood. It will be sold with or
w.tuutit the furniture. Possession at once.
*l» 27—-2tGRUBBb A WILLIAMS.
A RARE CUAXCE.
jOOIt HALE OK EACH A AWE, FOR
r VACANT LUTS ON MAIN STREET, MY STORE
AVU DWELLING. WITH BAKEHOUSE ATTACHED.
Oesirous of a change of business, I offer ior sale or ex
change, for Lots on Main street the above well known
property now doing ft Urge business having supplied
, O'- it one-third the trade of Richmond for the past
r -f >ctrs. It offers unusual inducements for a man of
ttwrpriee. The store and dwelling, which is built of
:irlck, froLts on Sixth street Port Mayo, add contains
. .x -corns above cellar. The Bakjhonse, which is at
-jfcohed. contains four'rooms; is convenient and well
Orjcted. all beinr built since the war begun.
twveuty-dve VAC ANT LOTS contiguous to the above
;<j- sa'c.
Vidros by letter tbrongb the past office, or apply to
j i- ,m the premises.
. ai.-iw* _TIMOTHY KF.RSE,
m iLPIXLi LOM FOR LEASE.
% urge number of BUILDING LOTH, being among
•Jl the most valuable in the burnt district oi the city,
•r i ;,*•», from five to twenty years, situated as follows :
»,n jixlu street, opposite the Hpotswood Hotel.
/r fisin -tree’., both sides, between 11th and 12tu
Ou Main street both sides, between 13th and 14th
Tn^bth street between Main ant Franklin -treets
a 13th street between Main a -d Cary streets
-o 13th street, between Cary street and GaHego Mill-,
n corner of 12th and Franklin streets, opposite the
. -sat? Oourt House. . . „ _
Oi* a*rth Hide Bti^aD Bunk betwi**ri 1 th ajd 11th
Jn^soeth side Basin 3ank, between 10th and tlth
azo-eta. .
j a jth street, between M vin aud Frank in I'treete.
Ot north side of the canal betweec 5th and 7th streelt.
,0a south do do do do
3n ft ink itrost, between 9th and 10th ntreetn
To persoM who arc willing t < put up goad buildings
SheW-se a many of the* above oU can be had lorSO
- - , vn tthiu rUhing to oht tin low in the very best
mi p- rtion o! the city, have no * a line opportunity
» 1 ag jj. J AS. M. AY LOR,
Real Fatale Ag-nt a d Auctlonee*,
a 25 4t Office corner Marshall and 9th streets.
_WAITS._
I ASTA^TEltt. -To sell 3.000 lbs. horse shoe iron.
YY 3.0001b* nail rod. a large let of Bla ksmitb
1 Tools, consisting of 5 anvils. 5 bellow3, 3 vices, and all
other necewnrv tools appertaining to ft regular shop.
Apply at shop opposite Majonic Hall
: apSfr-2t*__ ,
WAA'irilJl>'"»Two or three WHITE WOMEN, to
cook, wash and iron for some families in Me
ehan It svillc, tive mitei from Richmond.
A liberal price will be paid. Apply at Bodektrs
Drue Store or to me til Mecbanicevitle.
ftp<j7_oj, J. G. LUMPKIV M. D.
W %iVirEE»—-t WET NURSE—One with infant
jetween three and four month.- old- References
required At Northeast corner Sixth and Leigh streets
ap27 - at •___
Wr ANTED—Board and Lodging-for a singlelgen
Oman with a private family In the -entral part
ol the city Address W., Whig office, stating terms.
Ac. _ap37—it*
WAMTEllK
tsRETGV'T FOR BALTIMORE,
Norfolk.
Philadelphia.
New York-,
Boston.
Highest pr.t e# paid for—
Toba :"0, Hides and Produce.
WM. E. BIRTUN.
ap27—C* _ No. 8, Union st.
WANTED.-TWO WHITS GIRLS—One tcCook.
Wash and Iron, and one to do general House
work Apply to Mrs. Bailey. Arcade Salocn. 17th street,
between Main and Franklin.-p37 3‘.*
INFORMATION WANTED c Priv ate GEO RICHARD
POLLARD, of Caroline. Virginia.CompanyB, 24th
V irginia Cavalry. Gary's Brigade, i n.;--ingand
fjpposed to have been taken prisoner At the time o!
h ■ juppeted capture he was dismounted, and under the
command of Lieut..Col. Barter. • _
Any information of h.m wi . he ‘Lank"oily rece.ved
by his parents.
Address, through public papers _n. ,.D-,
ap36 _4t_G. B. POLLARD.
WILTED, „ „
c L D SILVER WARE.
ThehigLest market pri-e will be raid for alt kinds of
Old Silver, bv H. A PEARCE. Watchmaker and Jeweler,
on Mtvlu. *ietween 17th and iwth streets. aiy26—eod3T
WAKT K ■».—A Ao. 1 Cook, W a<.her
and Ironer, to whom the highest wage*
will be given. A colored woman without children pre
ferred. Apply to JACOB EZEBIFL 41 Main street, or to
Mr. FREDR! JK B AUER Union Hill, Venable etrett.
ap26-3t* _
WATCHMAKER Wanted.—One more good work
man can And employment. One who can do
pr-s™ Vaorrs. »t B».d
ap26—tf opposite Fry’s Ladies’ Ice Cream Saloon.
Wanted.—a Jenifer saddle in good condi
tion. Al-o. Bridle and Spurs.
Address A. R. H„ Whig Ollice._ap2»l-tf
AH7"ANTED.—A Good Cook. Washer and Ironer, in a
YV rtnal! family. Work light. Apply to Wm. E.
Tanner. Clay St., 21 doar above Foushee St.; or E. H.
RKmW iritiIT Office. apQo—3t
_PERSOVA1.._
Richmond. April 8,1866.
BWARUU'ELL is happy to announoeto hit
• friends and the public generally that he hast re
turned to the city, and would be happy to Bee them at
his office M«Daniel's Negro Jail, at their convenience.
apIO—tf ____
MMRLf BROTHERS,
GROCERS & PROVISION
MERCHANTS,
From Bnltimore.
IN store, and to arrive by Tuesday next. the bl
owing:
160 barrels Sugars,
60 bags Coffee,
300 bbU. Flour,
100 halt bids. Flour,
100 kegs Butter,
100 boxes Spu es,
60 bbl-. Lard,
26 bbls. Keruoene Oft.
10 bbls. Lard Oil.
10 “ Sperm Oil,
25 Chests Tea.
200 boxes Soap,
200 “ Candles,
10 Cases S ftlad 0»J
30 bbls. Vinegar,
30 “ Svtups,
30 1 Molasses.
100 boxes Basins,
20 cases Pickles,
30 barrels Egga,
20 cases Bi. Carb. Soda
20 •• Saleratus.
50 Boxes French Coffee
60 « Chocolate
600 Beef Tongoes.
20 cases Vermicella,
20 •- Maccaroni,
60 “ Coidensed Milk,
20 “ Yeast Powders,
100 Drums Figs
20 cases Assorted Sauces,
10 *• Chow Chow
100 Iba Garden Seed,
100 Boxes Changes,
100 “ Lemons,
20 •* Sardines,
200 *• Window Glass,
6 bbls. Putty.
600 ** Potatoes
60 “ Onions,
60 “ Herring,
60 '•* No l Mackerel,
60 " No i “
60 u No 3
200 “ Kitts, No. I,
100 *• Kitts. No. 2,
100 Tierces Hams,
26 Hogsheads Sides,
26 “ Shoulders,
10 “ B cast Pieces
50 bbls. Bolognas.
60 “ Smoked Boetf,
ICO Sacks Fine and Ground Alum Salt.
Together with a General Assortment of GROCERIES
and PROVISIONS. For sale at lowest Prices b*
KIMBERLY BROTHERS,
No. 12, Ibth Street, between Main A Cary,
ap54- 2w at W. B. Badrlife’s old Stand.
iiTAlAlL 1 .—-Wanted to rent a good 9TABLE—in
ij tne vicinit of the 9potswood uotclr.re'erred.
A ldr»-a. by letter, T. C., w hig Office.
ip27—3t*_'
HAND PRINTING I*RE^ JOB SALE— PIten 22 1-4
by 32 12 with or without self-inking apparatus;
is m good condition and will be sold cheap.
Apply at the Whig Job OJioe. ap24
1LOST, ST III A I'IBP A 7¥K> 8TOE,EI.
ytO/\ REW ABO.—SteK n or -(rayed from my wngcn
qpOl/ at Mr. King'* house on the hill lelov Rockett
on the nitht of the 19th TWO MULE.-—* bay aud »
mo line colored cr yellow mule. They weie in gooo or
der
Any persac returning them to th« Sutler of 10th Nee
Hampshire Yo’unteers, cr give information which will I
lead to their recovery, will secure tne above re **r0.
a; 2-1 — 1 w *P‘T ft TURNEY.
i #2,000 * “ T!L5 “ " •
j Ac,' yertica residing n Virginia cr elsewhere, into
whc:-e Lands one or more of the valuable pipers Haled
below, may rave come, wiii receive his pro
portion cf the above reward by sending it or them tc mj
address. through Adams’ Express Company. wit in
>tni tions to receive the reward cn delivery of the
bonds.
No ui.estions wi" be af^od—ho the tames cf the par
ties will not be known.
Messrs. B. A. Lancmtor A Cc., Stock Brokers. Main
etreet, Messrs. Maury A Co.. Mock Brokers, near Fpots
w od Hotel, and Mr. John Purcell, Stock Broker will
al« o have the kindness to act for me in this matter
JOHN STEWARD.
Office, Franklin Street, between 7th and fttfc
Richmond. April 05, ap?$—If
City of M. Louis. 6 per cent coupons No*. 134,
125, 135 to 143 inclusive, issued 1864 due
1874. Phoenix Bank, New York. February
and August. 10 bonds of 81,000 each. 6 10,000
City of Ft. Louis, 6 per cent, Nos 46 to <9
inclusive, do. do. do., April and October, l. 0f0
City of Ft. Louis. 6 per cent Non. 04. 36, 418
tc. 425 inclusive, 460 to 483 inclusive, and
497: principal, due 1874, Coupons, January
and July; 15 bonds, 16.000
City of Memphis coupon, C per cent, Charles
ton und Memphis Railroad pledge therefor,
No-. 661 663. 666 to 672 inclusive: priuci
pal. in New York, 1884- coupons, January
and July: 10 of 81,100. lO.tXO
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad coupon. (•
per cent, Noa. 168 169, 338. principal due
in New York. 1870- coupons, January and
July; 3 of 81.000, 7000
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad do. do.,
No*. 306 to 339 inclusive 1 366 to 1.371 ic
cluaive; principal, due 1866; interest Janus
ry and July< 40 of 8600, jG 0C0
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad do. do..
Nos. 101. 435 to 438 inclusive. 440. 473( 474,
898. 197,661, due in New York. 1884. cot,
pons, January and July; 11 cf 81.000 11,0(0
Virginia South-side Railroad coupon. 6 per
,^nt. Nos. 146. 147, 164 to 166, due 1870. in
Petersburg: do. do.; 6 of 81,000. 4£'O0
Virginia Central Railroad coupon, 6 per cent.
Nos. 963 to 967 inclusive; due 1881; 6 of
81000, *5.000
Virginia Central Railroad do do., due in
1884; Nos. 100, 108, 381, 433 4 of 81000, 4,000
Richmond and York River Railroad coupon
8 per cent; January and July; due in New
York. 1877: No*. 39. 43 176. 277 to 284 in
elusive: 310. 343, 344 36?. 360. 374.380, 381.
19 of 81 000 *9.000
Richmond and York River Railroad coupon
8 per cent; January and July; principal, ha
New York. 1877: Nos. 132 i 47. 149, 263 to 96o
inclusive: 968 973,274, 318,325,333.366.360
384, 40; 17 of 81.000, 17.1*10
Orange and Alexandria Railroad coupon*.
6 per cent; Jansiary and July; principal
1870. in new ior»; nu». iu«, m
1,227, 1531, 1,533. 1.553: 8 of 11.000. 8.0(7)
Orange and Alexandria coupon 6 per cent.,
May and November principal 1866. New
York: No*. 43; 137, 244, 245, 275 to .77 iu
elusive; 327, 433: 438—10 bonds of |6<x
each, ® 'X'O
Orange and Alexandria coupon 6 per cent.
January and July. 1876: principal doe iu
New York; Nos. 156, 277, 491, 494—4 bond*
of 1500 each. ~~ 3.000
Orange and Alexandria Railroad. No*. 1 056.
1,163 1468. 1.469 and 1525: principal dui
in 1875; five Bonds of 1,000 each, 5000
Orange and Alexandria coupon 8 percent.,
May and November; principal 1873, New
York, Nos. G15. 617. 668 674. 743. 829, 831
832, 839, 841. 845, 855. 856. 857—14 boudr
of 41.000. (4.WJ0
Oiance and Alexandria Railroad, due 1675
JU.. 1875 Nos. 1,028. 1 162. 1,468, 1,469
and 1,526; live of 1,000 each, 5,000
Town of Lyuchburg coupon 6 per cent., Nos
227 228. 11,13 to 19 inclusive*-10 bonds o'
|16oo. »<'<«)
I Southside Railroad (guaranteed by Peter*
burg) coupon C per cent.; Nos. 18 to 22 in _
elusive—o bonus of 41,000 each, _ 5.000
! Town of Petersburg coupon 6 per cent.; Noe.
64. 66. 66. 71 to 76 inclusive, and 79 and 8n
-10 bonds of 41000 each, '0.000
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad 7 per ct.
coupon; Nos 113 to 122, inclusive, and 17“
to 18J, Inclusive—16 bends of 4500 each 7,500
•186,600
There were also lost at the same time, Scrip for—
Va. and Central Railroad, guaranteed and register
ed, 43,800
Richmond and York River Railroad, registered in
name of D. K. 8.-14 of 1,000. 14.WK)
Va. Central Railroad shares, (D. K. 8. and J. S.) 257
Orange and Alexandria Railroad shares. 333
'Exchange Bank shares. 300
Besides these bond* and papers-of which payment
will be stopped and s renewal demanded -there was a
package of bank notes, iaeued by various Southern
banks amounting to *1.620. fchould these have fa.len
into the hands or any honest person, he will, on return
ing the same receive my thank* and one-half the amount
returned for his trouble
JOHN bTEW ART, Brook IHU.
Office; Franklin, between 7th and 8*h streets.
Reference—J. L. Baoon, Groce street, between Dth
'and 6th streets; Richmond._ ap 13—tMl
OF PICK RICH MOND & YORK RIVBK R. R. CO. >
Richmond, Va.. April 20 1865. (
IigFTW !I>I)!I<MB7 lltliWABB.-Taken
1 from my rooms at the Depot of ibe Richmond and
york R ver Railroad Ooxpsny. on the 4th ia-tant a
rmall LEATHER Hand TRUNK. containing leg>-l and
priv .te papers ; and also from m* Secretary a consider
able lot of private papers, as well as papers b«l uging
l to said Railroad Comp iny, w hich can be of no use 'o
anyone but myself snd cl ants. The above rewird
will be paid for their r turnNo Cspt. ('owsroct Qw irter
mas*er U. R A., now occupying the Topol building*, ot
Robbrt W. Powsiw Druegiat, Main s»«et. A propor
tionate reward for the return of any portloa of aaid
papers whicti may be of any value to me, and no ques
tion* asked.
I will also pay a suitable reward for the return of ary
portion of any 0‘her property belonging either to my
self or said Railroad con pany, whicn may have toon
taken away at the b me time. Pome of the parties wfo
took property from the Depot buildings are known to
me by njme and position. andwMl b* ( xpowed throwsh
the public pr.nts. and Heir name* lodged with the Pro
vost Marsh 1 Gouer-vl. with abundant evldoaee for their
conviction for h s act ion, unless the property shall be
immediately returned. ALEX nUDLVT,
Prowt Richmond*and York River Hal road Oo.
ap 26- St_______________
Ltp/vl—...n i tesday af «rn» a Apr.l :5ih.cs iltt
street, probsb y ui tie neighborhood of C-P td
Ssquaro a Bl. 1 ( K I *1 * v• .1 .
A hacd-om. rew arc w iite pa'd if !'• foite- wlllre
turn it to the Ncr.k • .--..f l j tid n.l
ap27--*t*
I OUT, BTR HEP AMD rTOUBIf.
tjNlVr DO] LAKK Kenard, Rtolem, a
lirn dak bay- S l «a, t «• white U-.1 on tie tight
side, Ki'kb ly foundered o *h ee on. white ttar ta the
forehead, gear narke oa fa.t «ge.
JaMIM KcDOUGKAN.
sp 37. —3.* 17ih street rear Central Railroadifcope.
.jfTii BtUAKIh We «til pay the above re
t/ly w ard lor the return of c.r books which were
•ciDOie. fr 31 Charles IlcntV d or di'ini the fire cf the
3d lust, an in‘orm>liec or .hr bosks if foend e >n be
w't at thi office. MINOR A BIKRF.
\f. tr 1,'
xlUi U 1 KIW AltR>.«—Lost or stolen e 61^0*
fOUv Greenback Move d.t«d March lOth, £ic,
a»4.
a ay person returning the note to this office, or g!v:/i?
afcrmatlon which will le-d to. it* recovery, will eeoar*
as above reward and mo qobtjokb abaao.
pff-JtM
AUCTL'OM 8A1L1E8 TlaJa H?y>y
■T B. B. 000K,
Auctioneer, 76 Mein street
H<»wAelY.olid IFarattmr**. dMic-* IC-cmIssh
Tabled* Ac.
FOR SALB AT AUCTION
ON FRIDAY, the M*h last . at 10 o’clock, I wiit aeil
at my store a general assortment of Furniture,
Bureaus, Wardrobes. Wash stands.
Divans Sofas, Chain,
Bedsteads and He'.diag,
Feather Bed* and Msttr ases,
A Urge nuitfcer of Office Desk* and Tables.
Shoes. Hardware, Ac
ap 37- lit_;_E. B, COOK. Auct.
BvHkNBSACO.
(|b4 Main Street.)
TL'E WILL SELL ON FRIDAY NETT, at our wicre,
YY an aiaortpieat of
Furniture
Beds Bidding
Clothing
Tobacco. Cigars
Gold a ad Silver Watches
Jewtlry, Ac.
Consignment* re eived UU morning of aale
ap37-3t_ BANKS A CO., Aocta.
By F. H. 1 rev. Auctioneer,
66 Main Street
1WILL sell on FRIDAY MORNING NEXT, com
mencing at 10 o'clock, at my store, No 66 Main
street, a large assortment of
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUBNITURB.
consisting in part of—
1 elegant Oak Chamber Sett
Elegant Marble Top Bureaua
Marble Top W&abBtands
Elegant Mahogany Wardrobe* .
Small and Large Mirrors
Chairs, Book Cate
Bedsteads. Feather Be Is and B.anksts
Boot* and Shoes, Crockery Ware
Matting and Carpets
Gold and Silver Watches
Knives and Fork*, and maaj other Coods.
IsQUU.I IX'.CIVCU v V. ivy«. ».
ap37—tds L. H. I.FCK, 86 Main street.
AUCTION SALE,
ON FRIDAY HORNING ti e 58th ir.-tant commen*
eing promptly at II o'clock I will offer for sale by
auction the following det-irab'e good* :
IDO barrels Mercer, Jackson and Peach Blow Po
tatoca
10 bblx. Mens Pork
10 package* Rutter
10 bblx. Sugar
10 boxes Tallow Candles, Ac.. Ac
Consignment* solicited.
For further particulars, see Special Notice morning of
sale.
Sale conducted by Tardy A Williams.
ap37-2t WM. E. BURTON.
AUt'TlOK SALES-Fan ure Way*_
Hk JAMES M. TAYLOR,
Auctioneer.
Lumber, Doors, frames Niiwb, Ac.
FOR PALE AT AUCTION.
WILL be sold, on Tuesday. the 98th Inst,, at >0
o’clock, A. M., at the Car^nterafcop of Mr. GEO.
W. JARVIS, at the c rncr of Cary and Fouahgg street*
1 lot box frames,
I lot door do.
1 lot pannei door*.
1 lot sash and blind*
1 lot dressed flooring.
1 lot dressed weather-boarding
1 lot hair inch plank for steps
I lot 3 by 4 scantling
1 lot 2 13 by 10 joist
1 lot white pine
1 lot mantle pieces,
1 lot columns for front porch
1 lot moulding
1 Mortising Machine
1 superior ot Carpenter e tool*
Terms $60 and under cash ; over that amount, a credit
of 90 days w ill be given. __„
tp 37-3t JAfc. M. TAYLOR. Auct
EASES OF TALlIABli M>TM KV
Alae lttuurat iDtatriet at n«sctl<>«t-On
TUE-iuAY, Hay 3d, commencing at 13 o dock M., we
will leaae at auction, upon the premise* respectively, the
following loU. to wit: _ ... . 1(u.
The lot on north sde of Main, between !Kh and lOUh
stearsbe ng the *VP* formerly oecup.ed by John F.
Reenault— 35 by 100 reel.
The throe lo a facing the 8<Iu*r,,.^n^wl? ®? p*rk
Houo*" pr perty on the wroth side of Bank, betrveen
9t . and 10th streem. frtuting ® feet, running back 7b
Tte lot on north aide Meio, betwoen 13th and l$tb
• St*, fomr ^copied by B. W. Know let—96 by
1 Thetoaae* are to be for fiv* jreare, with the privilege
is “■ sa
"***&& vhmssa
pr yp_Auctioneer*.
T*fc«HD**A* MA1*B an FRID »Y MORNING
tv «th m C at a'-ore roam on Franklin street, be
Ueeo «th aad 7th, (ivceUly Ttghe's achaol room.) when *
we will offcr for aale a fine aseortceat pi
PUBNinm .
OR X»RI»v
MxWFACTDKSD TOBACCO,
and many other and naeful artiaie*.
i ensign moot* Netted opto day of sake
Particulars in future adverUeecaeA. i
R EON AULT A OO..
ap 76—3t_Aoctionooso. Ae.
\ %, thCk.-~ibe i o-partnership of MINOR A ■,
RUnnKtas thm dip -e*a d:-oiv«d hr mutual
rarm-mt. As ur book* were lost dar.ng tb# nr- of
ike 3*t instant, due notice , ill be given wktn we w:A
•eitm the busbars* cf the lave Him. ^ ^ ajjs-' n
K. vi. v1.
R.chaaond, April36, 1646. ‘T7* l*
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