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VnssssWllAPHlC
'fnawn-rn* tx>n tb« ntouaroaw wspatcu.]
"IrnuasMl dispatch to ihe R.ol.nvmd Dispatch )
-inal ef <apt. Vincent U ttchrr, aud
Arqnlttai •' r o t her».
- bbbITIT Much K . -C: M >? Vincent
- hir Addiion Wltehef.J. A. Smith and
W ' ;f ,i iiwanson, tiled for Billlna tbe Messrs.
s .?I"J ; r,in Franklin cui'tr.v, Va n were ac
gSS on ritifcl sissdnchuVt: " H.
... «..|«n-il Dentecratlc « euveaiHeu-fall
The NS"*" th , , rllr ,| « •Miulttee.
washi>«t<»'. March •».*■.—Th. : Uowinf call
Ju be to-rm.rrov. :
T the PssastralU « o-nral Com
.are UUBSStSd M m.-.t a' V. .i-hin*s?on on
"•'','. Annl sth, for consultation om im
»•*? • nuataeea, Full sun nrucnut attend-
Se'iade.lred. I» A. 5.*a,i.,:., «'h'n.
■, h rjauayask j
;. j. VALi;.»M , ">" A,, -i :>wr, " 1 "' lM
'l, \r eieht member* * the Ciinmlft.e are
rtv in thts city. It is Bndetutood tb,tt no
*; r ',*.-r will i»robanlr be made of the place for
'nc he National Ooßveuttou; but it is
«?' .«M important that theComnutiee should
together to satisfy jmblic opinion,
Kit* the hi>pe ibat the irtievanoe* eeeapinln*.
•J*, ~ Oharlestoa will be abated.
-*Vae<'hMßOt tor arhanitecontinnesnnabaled,
Vti.-r*' ts SOBBB tsik ainonu individual dnle
m row here, ot an inlonnal call u|>ou seve
* r dclci-ationt. to confer with the Cen
r , v :^,\ ayaaittse on the subject.
frani t allleraln and Ceutrul Auierirn.
\kvv Y.-iiK, March •J.'".—The steamship Ual
, - fr4>ui Aj.piuv.all on the sth Inst., arrived
tan m.iriiin*;.
<?.<■ briii-.*- 1 •I'SMau In s|»ecie. Thia small
■auuneutei nranssHU is accounted lor by the
j It? r.watineiif* In the Wa»hoe mines.
Th. l Rshtps Ktianoke, Sabine and Relief
B-.n- si Asffla'trall.
a treat Sacramento, on the 11 h nit., de
• - red sjjß,mw werthol property.
Tbe DeßaueraUe Siatet'onventionof Oregon
~', ;,; e , led delegatea to Charleston.
( j r „ ajprriaahad been seseted President of
amveißtien in Costa Rica in favor of Ex-
Presideat Mora had been suppressed. - .
IV". w i> on the eve of a war. It *w"ia re
aorted that Pierddenl Onstfllh wtis about to
.vr-bis entire expedition against Bolivia.
Ejrbl ►hiji- were leadlfag «.t Cbincb.as Is.
<vU tiid others were daily expected.
Fires.
FeaVt Wav>k. la., March •>!.—A lire at I
Cl eh this morning entlreljf destroyed the
fimes biuld:ii<, eoataialnf the office of and
■lock of the Dally rtasee, the Indiana Free
Basoa th*- etotauu* stotu of J. T. ThieinA
'«,-., and otheroocauaata, Leas esse El4,onn.
Tti.eni tt Urn ars Insared
CiffCIBUATL March •>:!.—At two o'clock this
afternoon :i the broke out in the Oil and
OafSßrcal Works (xeupssd by Afander Trees,
■ear the comer of Tbird and Race streets, de
itroving nrouert* valued at -*ii,ihhi: partially
ißsared.
PSBtB, 11l , March £L—-A fire broke out
is.»: sight in the grocery store ol Chas. (.Jreen
lifiitiiir;: sltuMUeu on Court s-treet, between
Third sad Fourth, which before it could bear*
rwtea 1 destroyed the greater part of that and
•be adj. ii-i'ig block. Tbe principal losses are,
j-ticKii-s .V. Co., warehouse, (4k48J0; Hoffman,
dragfltt, SK'.bOO; Butsert A Vincent,
g-cksrAOo., grocers, *t.~>,m*) ; 1». H. Lowrey,
j.,.. The l'or-t-Oftice was also burned, but
tee mails were nearly allgsaved. The total
I .«will |iri>b.ibly exceed BSu,nod. The amount
oi iasarsnes Is not yet ascertained. The ori
gin Df the tile is 8118811888.
\ A o i-\ illk, Ky., March ';3—A block of
iti res it Owensbccir*, in this State was burned
oi, hut Tuesday night. Loss about B-mnua,
|he principal sufferers are Mr. Joseph Mitch.
ril. Mr WeUdtu,and Hall, merchant.'-.
Trrrif'ie Fight on Hoard the Ship Nor
way-Thirty Coolies Killed nnd Ninety
Woundrd.
Fh.-iT.iB. March -'1 — The ship Norway, of
(few York, Capt. Major,when Aye days out
OB ths jittssage from Macao to Havana, with
asset one thousand Coolies, was tbe scene of
B vrribie mutiny, in whicb thirty Ciiolies
wer<> killed aad ninety urounueel
The llptit lasted from SP. M. till daylight
tL«'!iri! moraine when the Coolies yielded.
Obb) Esjorhad bis wife and two daughters,
and she h lady and child on board. Tbe lady
paafeaßtT iln-il ot fright, and her child ex
j.jred stoß afterwards.
Naval Intelligence
RtwTobk,Match -'I.—Ailvices Irom I'er-
Baatseeo stauy the U. B. bri*>of-war Dolphin
ww in that port on the SM 0 f February, to
«vi :hc next day for liahia. All well.
Nop.k-lk. March iM.—The YJ. S. .<*te;imshi')
fteahoatas h ex-.M-rteil to *aii u-m orrow
Buyruißtrwith sealed order-;, bus doubt for the
Gull of Mexico.
Marine Re-era,
NoarotK, March M --Arrived, Me.-4.mer
Basms ■ Greek, from Savannah lor New York,
with coal, put in with Idas of nii.-itp-iinai-t.—
Fr-MfSded to New York tbii. evening,
Rinrroa Roads, March «♦.—ArrTved, b;irk
Tangier, from UsHau, ami sear. Auu .Ylaria,
from Siimbrero.
Arrival of St.-an,, i «.
EBW York. March *••—The steamship City
ofEaachester has arrived from-Liverpool,
Which port Mie left on the 7th inst.
The Cmiiird «crew steamer Eton ha* also
arrived from Liverpool. S •.**• ..Ui'e.l on the
Kahtaat Her advices have i-»»-;i anticipated
hythf trrtval of the steamer Ihuiaem, at Kali-
Es, yesterday.
Drpartiire oi the Steamer* Yauderbllt nnd
Cttf of Baltimore.
Maw Yokk, March 9ir— The sieamships
YlsdarUlt and City of llaltin\orH sailed to
-lavfur LiverpiKil, the former witb 7(i pass-en.
gems-nd -*JII,LK)O In specie, and the latter with
119 pa-se tiger*-.
Burning of the Steniubont Fersln.
Mkmi-his, Tkbk., March t-»;id.—The steam*
■ •■'■-.: I'ersia, loading for Cincinnati, caught
fire this evening and was towed into the
'I'Mm. where she burned to the water's edge.
Ber cargo, which included .-mo bales of cotton,'
wm totally destroyed, ou which there was an
lunuußtee of EMOn.
From Porto Bico.
New York, March -21.—Advices from Porto
K:ci> to the Ist inst. state that the weather was
favorable and the stock of BUCBrs was rapidly
Freights to the United States
vvi-re qaoted at to**liilliugs for sugar aud
fjr sinlassSß
Kentucky JUelegnte* lo the (hicaso Con
vention.
Lot i-viLi-K, March •.'.;.—The Republicans
of 'heSeventh CongresMonal liistrict of Ken
tucky yesterday elected Bland llallard and 11.
w Hawea delegates to tbe Chicago yonveu
aau.
The Shoemaker*,' Strike at Haverhill.
Eos TOB, March mV— The shoemakers' strike
St Haverhill has collapsed. Most of the jours
met cone to work, and the President of the
•tfsaiation, with the other leaders, have
r - igi.ed m disgust, after denouncing the
■inker* lor not holding out.
Personal.
En* Yokk. March EL—A. L, Stewart, the
•eB kuowu dry goods merchant of this city,
Sl "i pronristor of "Stewart's Marble Palace,"
"■' 'ailed, has been taken to the Lunatic Asy
lum
Murder in v Jail.
TnT** 1 ' *"***- M " • - v " ar <"h BJI—A prisoner named
icrrer was stabbed and instantly killed in Ihe
-utility jitji in.Jay by it fellow prisoner named
*-«wraan, who wit** under confinement for
■npauaai insanity.
The America Outward Bound.
*-*i.iii.v, March i.i.—The steamer America
""ived here from Boston at three o'clock this
r-'-fnuig, and sailed again for Liverpool three
"uur»ai„. rwarUs Weather thick and rainy.
. Bobbery.
IA, March-JL—Some burglars
th. . "*' !drn Kst/Jreof W. A. liuenghinst.in
BtaafTS **-'*• n -* n '- and r«hbed the safe of
- yum There ts no cine to the thieves.
h From Hnvuun.
mmi \ ork, March •M-The fiteamship Kar
Blw,*™S? t ' <l -" r,jn - Ifsvana.
■si wm. i lore Ouseiey is a imssenger.
Na v Marheta.
*SZsi2li: 2i*S* «•-Flour-sales to-day o
ISa i, i?',.* 5 *', { - B f " r 8t »».*A»e«.IO fo
ihshiiaV ?i*->6» for Southern. Wheat has
U»v l -*,^ ,1 f l « , i<;»-:-«»lss uniniporUnt. Con
•>' 76 fo, ,„*' •■■»? hushels. fork quiet at fflM
***** a to, * M ! A"* 1 •&?»'-• '** »«.*" swime. **n
Etr*n]ft* , l*N > ' I Wh "*-* r -*,' da lataWie.
&wt U.L*' M *. r< .*] -H-P'-mr toist-H«wsr<
»sat Ir-'toS' "•"** §•>•»-<! #•» is offered
Eth it yii-yr-- ••■ Corn stesdy-veiloi
-•"••are ffi J*"'..* WhiU n « 7 * •» BW - "■»*■>■
•"ceids ut unott »"sad Whiskey dull at IT.
uSlaa of 1,77s bales o
i'"n OasawS "*£ "wp-ovsd demand Arrived
B-itoii. * B ' fl " m "s.muda, and Richmond, froa
?#toß**ftiV M ,*^ ch EVrfksnß of tljm bale
«>Bf, v "•«•■ higher, with an advancing ten
B.LT- **'*}*••** Entile Market.
* offerings of caul,
i ■•?»• T«oee*nßty small
axSWB.!aiK
!*•«*«.» §?*? r Vi5i B « ■»•«•«». theirsTgHfes, ar
have pretty welfc.*.
£2* f '^sAWiI,Si **"{*■»•■-••** d-ss not St
1 u»»l .f/i,*-?! -* "«- hiieeparei.
■Bnfy, and mlTat ••« «« „, lev ibe. gross
*emmMM7gVm P*?*
-WtBnB\BB»voRKTOWN. Capt. Lbwib Pabbish.
will leave here nt 4 o'clock, P.M..TUESDAY!
the 27th inst.
Excursion tickets issued to gn and retnrn by eith
er of the steamers State room and rueaia included,
l.ir the verr .oa price of 91a,
PaaaA*.* to New Vorß, Meals and State-room
include!., only tW. Steerass paeaage 64. r °° ro
Paasara to Norfolk sains as i-v the nvsr boats
Freight received to-day. MONDAY, dp to the
hour of I o'clock P. M..TUEBDA Y. unleaaa sain
oiency be received prior to that ftour.
Conngneea are requested tv send for their goods
to-day.
Freight for Boston taken st moderate rates aad
forwaraed with d.spatch.
Tickets anrt Merths secured at our office, or on
board the steamer. ' ""
I"*! »•-* ILUDLAM A WATSON.
'
HwTPmi'lE^
Krxsß. will receive freight to-day. (MONDAY i
and up to the hour of 12 o'clock M.. TUESDAY"
the 27th inst. ' -
Freight taken to Boston via Baltimore at low
rates, with great dispatch.
Th;ssteainer haa splendid state-room passenger
accommodations.
Passage and fare *5.
BhUßni be on board before » n'clk
My. 11 KSDA\ .the hour of departure.
Tickets for passage procnred either at our office,
in Sup. opposite the Co umbtaa Hotel, or at the
Sieainera wharves. Rocketts.
mhW-Jt DAVID A WM. CURRIE.
>A 1 FOR NORFOLK. FA.vlt -aX S* V AND
eaßtyoKK RIVERS.-TIIS scl.r. RING WIL
»™»LIAVI. lying opposite Mr. Bigsleston's. in
IWk. will receive freight for either of the almve
f^S^f^SPJ^^* 9 ESDAY. and sail on
\\ EpNESOAY. Those hiving freight for either
or all of the shewe plac»s. will please aend it down.
mh 25—It* JAS. W. FLEMING, Capt.
FOR »* Hll ADKL PH I A.-
T> " > A No - - "te-imship VIRGINIA,
anil i.ißfl Captain J. R. Kkli.ky. is now ready to
receive freight, and will leave on MONDAY.
the 2tith inst . at 7 o'clock A. M.
For freight or passage, having superior accom
modations, apply to the Captain on Imard, or to
t> . r J& h ; T LT TI.E, Agent. Rocketts.
Boston freight taken through by steamer at low
rat*s nnd with dispatch. mh2i-2t
Al&l, FOR N EIVIIB L KAN periTTr
nnd c<>i>pf.r-f:i*ten<-,l
""■titu ISADORA, Bakkr. master, having the
greator portion of her cargo engaged, wi 1 sail
with all possible dispatch. For balance of freight
or passage, bsviai superior sLate-ronm accolnuio
lUtir.ns, apply to
_rnh24j-et_ W. D. COLQUITT * CO.
STKAMSIIII- CITY OF NEW
*aJgfT» vuHK-Kim HUSTON DIRKCT-S,
aBBBBBBB LB C() „,y Trip.-To sail about TUESDAY,
27th inst , from City Point.
Freight will l>e received for her at the Towing
Company's Shed, on the Dock, SATURDAY, 21th.
Monday, 2t>th. and TUESDAY, 27th, up to 4 o'clock
Lighterage a» Ship's expense.
Hiils of Lading given at our office.
I For Freight or Pass-inn. apply to
BShfn-41 SHIIvLDS_A_SOMERVILLE,
>,J£- FOR BOSTON.-F I RST VESSEL-
Ti"' retnlar packet schooner SI'SAN, Capt
•■■■■-"■■Srt-i G. EnußßS.having a li.vrtion of her
surge engaged and going on hoard, will have quick
dispatch. For balance..) freight, apply to
mh 21-ts DAVID at WM. CURRY.
Jb£± FOX NEW YORE.-FIRST VESSEL.
e£Sf> RICH MOM) AND NEW YORK LINE OF
ETS.—The superior fast sailing schr.
DAN y ILLK, Cnpt. Sbth Chester, having a por
tion of her cargo engaged and going on hoard, will
have auick dispatch. For balance of freight, apply
to [mh 19-ts | DA VI DA WM .jCURRIEY
*.£;- FOR BT. MARK'n\ SH.A.-The ruwZ
£Rs>ri.>t ; tasf-sailitv-: schr. " CHRYSOLITE."
******* D. M. Smth. master, having the greater
portion of her cargo engaged, will have dispatch.
r«r remainder >;1 cargo, apply to
rah 17-lot W. D. COLQUITT & CO.
-v-ffft; tm* OT J i ;K - tTobacco man Ii? Ac"
3»bS*fe!i.' ' KrKS, and others, sending uk t;.„><i 9
'by .the Aoc York Steamers, for rf
siiii-Mi xt. will please address us by mail, giving
specific directions as to where ami how they wish
sa:d booda sent, otherwise they Will be stored at
their expense and rick.
No charge made f<vr forwarding such Goods.
-. -_ « LUDLAM A HEINEKEN.
re 20-3 m ns Broadway, New York.
SERVANTS FOR HIRE.
P*OR HIRE—For the balance of five year. a
a MAN, accustomed to working in a ToPseeo
I-actory; also, a ijiKL.lt or 12 year* "• as«.
COCKE I CLOSE,
Insurance and Collecting Agents. 14th st.,
mhil-lw Kxc.inn.-e Hotel Building.
FOX IIIKE--For the hal-inee of the year. a
, uoo.l OOOK. WASHER and I BONER. Ai
rly to Unh24-3t] R. CAUTBORN.
SUTLER AND DRIVER FftßHSlii:;
-y_w« have, from the ptlß&trv. a very good
OSTLER at;d DRIVER, about 18 or 19 years of
age. Arp'.v inth-tud lately t.»
. RAW LINGS A BOLL AD AY,
mn it-tr 12th st.. between Main and Cary.
VjEGROES FOR HIRE.- Two verysuperior
i,;. OIMNG-ROO.M SERVANTS, one CHAM
BERMAID, one plain COOK, two small BOYS.
RO. 15. LT NE, Agent for hiring oi.t Negroes,
mh 23-31 Office in Mr.tr- politan Hall.
EGOLDSM IT, r,» Broad street, most respec -
• fully solicits the ratrnnage of his customers
and the niblfc generally, to his most magnificent
s'nek of Millinery Goods,such as Bonnets. Flats.
Straw Trimmings. Ruches, Klowers. Ribbons and
an> in the Milliaer) line a large aaeort
ment ot all kituis of Embroideries, vers ehene; rich
Dress Trimmings, ilosicrv, <>loves, .\fitts, •» titni
lets. Hoop .'-'kirts. Parasols, Irish Linen. Dimity
Banes: all kinds of Corsets, the chGnpest in the
citj; Embroidered Hdkfs . Hair Nets, rich Lace
Mantles. Shirt BoaofUß. Tldys. Cambric and Swiss
Edgings, Thread Edgings. Brilliants, NaianooA,
Checked and Swiss Muslins, Dimity Crochet
Binids. Bicrtchod and Unbleached Cottors, and
thousands of articles which will lie sold at prices
to defy competition. A liberal reduction made to
those that wish to sell again.
PRrAT HAKftAI*!-, IN IIKY V.OUU.S,
« AT THK CASH STORE OF PERKINS A
CO., No. 11l Easle Square— Best 4 4 Bleached Do
mestic at yd.; best \. Bleached Domestic at 10 cts.:
good Bleached Domestic at (vl.; I>est English and
American Calicoes at Uo ; superior Kid (.loves at
73 cts. From the great Auction Sales in New York,
the following.vis: 30 pieces Dress Silks, at->7>»c.
and-SI. worth S1WI: Fouiard Silks at fiOc., vorv
cheap ; Clmllie Dc l.ainesattld.and Is., very cheap;
Berege Angln is at 3d. and Is., very cheap; Btt pieces
4 4 Fren«h Brilliants atM ; Cambric Setts at 41 2<S,
worth .*2.
Very large stock of Dreas Goods for the present
season, cheaper than ever retailed before.
FERKINS A CO.. 141 Eagle Square.
NOTICE.— The undersigned, t>> virtue oi the
powers vested in them by a deed of trnut exe
cuted to them by Messrs. Tupnian A Hull, of re
cord ia the Clerks olTiee of the Rusting* Court of
the city of Richmond, oiler for sale the entire rtc.ek
of GOODS. FIXTURES. BOOKS and HOOD WILL
of the business latolv conducted hy said Tupman
A Hull, at the store No 110. on the north side of
Main street, privately. To those desiring to go ,n
the business of the sale of READV-MADK
CLOTHING. GENTLEMEN'S F IT R NIBHNG
GOODS, Ac. a rare opportunity is offered, if not
sold privately before, the entire STOCK, FIX
TLRF.S, Ac., anil l>o sold at public auction on the
loifi day of April next.
In tne meantime, the store will remain open and
the luisiuess he carriod on l>) W.M.J. TUI'MAN
ami IRVING HULL, wbo are hereby appointed
the Agents of the trustees for that purpose.
JAMES R. CRENSHAW,' -
B. R. WELLFOKD, Ja., \ trustees.
aahaV-fai _^
A(\ ii(tfi ORIIERKD FOR ~
4rU,l fUU CONNECTICUT:
" HELPER'S
I.MI'ENDING CRISIS
DISSECTED."
B.M.WOLFE.ES Q ~
or vuiiiMA.
THE MOST POWERFUL I. V WRITTEN
WORK IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE.'
ENDORSED BY 310 .MEMBERS
OF THK
UNITED STATES .SENATE AND HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES.
250 Svo. pagea; Cloth SI.. Half-Calf $1.25; Paper
editions 25 cents, 50 cents and 79 oents, according
to quality of paper. Sent by mail free of postage,
on receipt of price.
Bra. lO.tWO AGENTB WANTED."«
Address, - ,J. T. LLOYD. Publisher.
Philadelphia. Pa.
Those ordering, will please hear in mind that we
cannot send thei-e Uioks liefore the Ist April, aa we
are under contract to supply the State of Connecti
cut with 40,000 copies immediate!v.
Eh. Every Southern paper will copy to amount of
flu, and send bill to pit'-lisher. (inh2u—d.Vc.wlm
CO-PARTNEHSHIP.-We, the undersigned,
have this day formed a co partnership under
the style and firm of FISHER A NORTON, for
the purpose of conducting a BOOT. SHOE and
TRUNK lit SIN ESS in this city, at No. 238 Broad
street, Richmond, Va. In a few days we will have
a large and well selected stock of BOOTS. SHOES,
Ladies' and Misses' GAITERS. TRUNKS, VA
LICES, Ac, Ac, in fact, every article pertaining
to a wholesale or retail Shoe store.
FISHER A NORTON. 235 Broad street.
Oko.W. Fishes, I J. Hatlkv Noktos.
Richmond, Va. late of Duval A Norton,
mh 23 - 6t I Riohmond. Va.
GAEL GAS, MAS
FITTING!
METALLIC ROOFING. ~v
TIN and COPPER WORK,
PLUMBING, etc
The subscriber, at his establishment on 13th st,
between Main and Cary, ia prepared to do OAB
FITTING, nut on METALLIC HOOFING, make
and repair all TIN and COPPER WORK, aad ex
ecute PLUMBING in the best and most substan
tial manner, and at the shortest notice.
aa. Orders from the city or country promptly at
tended to. I mh :.l-3iu I CHAS H. LANOLEY.
rV, EW TRIMMING "AND FANtY GOODS
IN STORE. NO. *1, MAIN r-TREKT.-We take
leave to inform the Ladies of Richmond and vioia
ity. that we have just oVsnsd an sntire new nod ,
very fins assortment of DRESS TRIMMINGS,
MANTILLAS. JU4CEB, VEILS. R.IESON 8,
'MILLTMEEV aad LA-
'
Many years of experience, aad connsctions with
the b.-st wholesale houses in this country. will en
able as to furnish always wast is aew and desira
ble, and to offer our goods at the lowest parkst
prices. Imh»-lml KAYTON A FLAHT.
rpnat cREDitoRaoF the estate or .
1 A.J. KUHN, whose claims I have been author- I
isad to Bar by a decree of the Circuit Court of <
Caesterasld. pronounced at October term. last, in
the suits of Roberts' trustee vs. Kuha. ft als.,
Roberts' guardian va. Kuha. st sis., and Taylor
rs. Kulin's adm'r, Ac., will please call on ran for
Bsttjemsnt. C. C. McRAE.
ajm *>-dy * Special Couimissteasr.
I iIMESOM A MAR WOOD are aow reeeiviig ■.
•I their spring aasortmsat of Desssatie Spring '.
&übW 1
sred Silks, verr cheap; Eashab Bsregs, in giest I
variety; Anslaise Beretre Robes: Organdies, Ja- I
arHsets, Lbwbs, Ac Their steek orTlaaUtion 1
Goo*, ere verr largs, all of which will beaoidet
the rent lowest rates, at wkeles*%le or retail.
usn JOHIfSIIN A HARWooD. |
DfiaCMWl< 101) te MTEJ[.i\lll. for sale *
{▼I by A. BODEKEH A UO.
__ AVCrtOmmAlWkV
FUTURE DAYB. "~"'
»F iaaaea M. Taylee et Sssa. Auere.
A LARGE NI . IBER OF VERT DFSI
aifr E r4 ,l fe K -VU&IHQ LOTS. FOR BALE AT
AUCrtoN-At the request of Sam I Marx.T-fn 1
Exsoatof of Jos Ma-x. dec'j. m will sell ulm
th-preraises, on MONDAY, the «th day of Ao?il
IMS, i that being Easter Monday,)i the followirie
very desirahlaßUlLDlNG LOTS, vis? ,o,low - n *
U.U Noa 8. Sand 10, fronting U* fret each, oa
V!?***i ,u i* of JUe ** ltur ' ''•twssß JeabreesTand
Ads mst rests. "™ v
Lots Nee M, c" and M. fronting 46 feet each m
the north sine ol Adsm. between Rtosktoa an- \ba.
caturatreets. -must*
Lota Noa-M.77.25, » and 30, fron'ing CM feet
and cXI streeto. 1 " d * ° f • oe *** tar ' Adam
Lots Nos. 44,47 and 48. fronting 47 feet nnoh ■>
r'hall"atre'eu. ° f D * C * Ur ' ~€tWe" " VSa"&"r"
Marsha"au'eet? ntin " 47 '*"' °" th * ""■ *"■■*»
l.«.ta N a. 31 and M. front ing 47 feet 2 inches each
Clay «^e•■t.." ld • ° f Dw!lltar ' *»*-••■ Adhnißßd
Lot No. 103, fronting 66 feet, and No. 104,96 feet
anrhe^un'^'r^" 1 "* l » , " Mn &*Z\%
«^itt.t, I nu«. M ' -,n ' ta^KS
9 A » t, !!r.!!'' !h^ hal -''" , £l'?. v -- c '» n ' : Lots of square
attar* nnAVr! i?f r°* F .* H ' "wtatinß. between
...... »nd Preble, frontnu on Maury and Everett
streets, and near to the Manchester mills They
'"■"n. 1 *» f-"Jt each and mn lmek 16S feet. *
m.i. '~f u*- ht L *J U in No. a, Iwtween
*' *" d tronUtt * ■*■ ■*♦»•
t/ti.*"' --E, . , 'ii t lj ° im * n ■ , l»»rs No. S3, between
ci.i«? n ? n '*-?* rri * on Greets, fronting as alu.ve,
box IAS feet each.
ALSO -Nine acres of valuable WOOD LAND.
iK.unded by the Richmond ami Petersburg Turn
pike, Manchester Turnpike. Richmond and P«
teraU-rg Railroad, nnd the Old C>al Pit Railroad,
it win ne divided into lots ami squares to suit
purchasers:
T . K .? > * , '~ o -*'';* > ' , - rtn ■ ,a * h ; the balance at 6,1*
ami it- months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added and secured by a trust deed.
I lie sale will commence with the Lots adjoining
the Mills, at the above named hour.
JAS. hi TAYLOR A SON, Auct's.
_ mh 36-codUA Atdtda
Uf E. R. (eek.Adrt.
CATALOGUE SALE OF lutftEft. OItNA.
Dt CENTALi SHRUBS. PLANTS,
X?^Tt- 3 ijA V .^- S fift EKKlß ' *- c .- AT AUCTION -
On TL ESDA-i, 27th inst., at lb o'clock, 1 will sell
at tuy store, by catalogue, a large collection of
Hardy Perpetual BliKvimns HOSES, comprising the
most new ar.d celebrated kinds of Hy bride. Per
petual, Bourbon Moss and .Mnnthly>loss.
-AMO-
Ornamental Shrub PLANTS. Bulbous ROOTS,
EVERGREENS, deselected from tho most cel
ebrated kinds known in Europe or America.
The above will be open this day (MONDAY! for
examination, to which the ladies are respectfully
invited Imh 2CJ E. B. COOK. Auct.
By Duulop, Moncure A Co., Aucl's.
CARGO SALEOI'Toitfo KM O SUGAR
and Molasses, at auction.—On Tues
day , the 27th inst., commencing at 11 o'clock, we
will sell at our Wharf and Warehouse, nt Rock
et's, the carno of the brig Isadora, Irom Porto
Ri<-->. wits
MbbSsM Pftme and choice quality SUGARS.
.*» hhds. .-hoicequHlitv MOLASSES.
W ill ha added to the sale,
75 hhds. prune and choice <iuality N. 0. SU
oaR
3D hhds. Mi-scovado M 0«
TJ**M —übdef ihJO, ciish: over $100, I months'
cr. tin. for approved negotiate paper.
BY. Sale without retard to weather,
inhai DUNLOP. MONCURE A CO., Auct's.
ADDITIONAL.
v,i\\ be added to the above sale, 116 hhds. SU
GARS, various mams, comprising the beat quality
made on the [aland, imported per hng A. Dunbar
from .Mayaguez, Poito Rico.
Tkbus—As above.
aaaat DtINLOf> MONCUEK Al^O-Jmcts^
(SOUTHERN tiOlUl.lttlAl. til 'IDE.'..
*J The timlii-smned are now compiling, and ex
pect to issue within a few months, a
BUSINESS GUIDE,
which shall contain the names of the principal bu
siness men in the South and Southwest, classified
in States, places, antl kinds of business. Tlin liook
shall contiin also a larue variety of reliable an I
interesting statistics—the whole nuking a volume
of about five hundred pages, It will "c piintanon
gwd paper ar" well bo'.tltd.
Thry intend to nuke the GI'IDE as c. imolete as
their facilities, which are very great, will enable
them, and they are confident they can presont to
liiisiness men a reliable reference Ix.ok
As the Guide will have a large, circulation, it of
fers great inducements to Merc-ants, Mr.ntifat'.tu
rers and others, »o bring their buslnese before the
publi--.
only a limited num!>erof advertisements will lie
inserted. Those wishing to advertise will please
make early application
GREER H. BAUGHMAN,
W. A. WRIGHT.
huaJßueh newspapers as will copy the above an
nouncement, and notice it editorially, and send a
copy of their paper containing the announcement
and notice, addressed to BAUGHMAN .t
WRIGHT. P. 0., Box No. 499. Richmond, Vs.,
will he entitled to a copy of the Book.
mh 22-dtilAcwlt
N~ 9TICEU-TO DANIELS. SARGEN 1-Sir :
Take notice that on the 10th day of April next,
at the office of R. D.Ward. Esq . in the city ol Rich
uioud, I shall nrocepd, twtween the hours of 10 A.
M., and 7 f. M., to take the depositions of George
Winston, P. Read, and others, to lie read as evi
dence tn a suit now pending in my r.atne.by G. v.'.
Camp, my next friend, m, you. in the Circuit
C-'urt'-f the sani cit>. If the said depositions should
nnt lib taken on that day. or if commenced and not
completed, the taking thereof will l-c cont-uued
from day to day until finished. I shall also apply
to the .Indue of the said Court, on the said tenth
day of April, for an interlocutory decree or order,
requiring you to pay into Court a sum suttici«nt to
defray all the expenses and costs of tho said suit,
as well a sum sufficient for the maintenance of
myself and son. It, for any cause, the said motion
he not made on that day, it will lie made the day
after, and from day to day until heard.
CAROLINE SARGENT.
By A. Jt'Dsox Crank, her Counsel.
mh 12—lawtw
THE REASON WHY.-The reasons why
BOSSIEUX'S STEAM CANDIES are better
than any other you can get, are. that they are made
hy workmen of experience who have served regu
lar apprenticeship to the business, and not by dirty
negroes and pickers up of the trade, some of whom
work six months as helpers, then call themselves
workmen ; that they are made of the very best re
fined Sugars : they are better: made
MORE UNIFORM.
WHITER,
GLOSSIER.
HARDER
and CLEANER.
And they are warranted not to stick or run in any
climate or the money refunded. He haa sold them
under this general warrantee for 15 years and never
had a box returned or complained of. i*all and
try them at LOUDXJ. BOSSIEUX'S,
mh 23—3t No. 80 Main street.
'IM> I'AHPKNTERS, BKHKLIVCHs,
1 PLABTERERB AND PAINTERS-Propo
sals will lie received at the office of the City Engi
neer until 12 o'clock M„ on SATURDAY next, ths
21th inst., for th« Carpenter's Work. Brick Work,
Plastering and Painting required in the erection
of an ALV'S-HOUSE for the city of Riohmond—
Bids will lie received f«r each kind of work sepa
rately,or for the en-ire work in tho aggregate.—
Plans and specifications of the work can be seen
on application at the office of the undersigned,
where iill further information can be obtained.
By order of the Committee.
mhl!»-td W. GILL. City Engmeer.
DOUBLE REFINED STEAM CANDIES.
My F.-tctiuT is now complete, and by far the
largest establishment of the kind South of Phila
delphia, which enables me tn offer to the trade of
VIRGINIA,
NORTH CAROLINA
and TENNESSEE,
as also the eit» grocers, an article of city-made.
Steam-Refined Crushed Sugar Candy, warranted
tn stand in any climate, much t«low the Northern
price for an article of like standard.
Call and examine it at my Factory. No. 80 Main
street. | mh 17—lot] LOUIS J. BO^SIEUX.
TO ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.-
PROPOBALS will be received until the Ist day
of May next fo» the coratruci >n of a BANK
BUILDING and Outhouses, in the town of Mil
ton.N.C.
The Bank Building will be of brick, two stories
high, fronting 42 fe»t, and run ing back 62 feet.
As it is presumed that contractors will visit the
place liefore handing; in their proposals, all further
necessary information can then he obtained.
SAMUEL WATKINS.J H „,,,,;...
GEORGE A. SMITH,S
JOHN WILSON. \ Committee.
Milton, N. C March 11th. 1860. mh IS-2w»
THE SUBSCRIBER having erected a SHOP
on the corner of Fourteenth and Dock streets,
near Mayo's Bridge, is prepared to do CARPEN
RERS' WORK generally, on the most reasonable
terms. All orders from the country for SASH,
DOORS, BLINDS and FRAMES, nromptlv at
tended to. WM. F. PUMPHREY.
m h_l3- lmj
LUMBER FOR SALE.
PINE TIM BER, for house framing, Ac.
OAK TIMBER, for railroad oars, Ac.
POPLAR AND OAK PLANK, for tobacco
boxes and coopers—sawed to order, and delivered
at short notice, from mv mill in Chesterfield, foul
miles distant. WM. H. BRANDER.
Office oa Baam aad Cary strsst, between 9th
mh«*-lm and 10th.
(O TO IBE WORK, OF EVERY DCStKIP.
O TlON.done by JOSEPH A WILLIAMS A CO.,
PRACTICAL STONE CUTTERS AND MA
SONS, who pre prepared to furnish estimates and
contract for the completion of the same promptly.
Office at their Stone Yard, foot of Virginia street,
near the Danville Railroad Depot. fe 28—1 m*
NE W IA)MBER YARD. tORNKR lilt.
AND MAIN BTREETS.-l am bow receiving
a large assortment of North Carolina YELLOW
PINE LUMBER and am prepared to ill orders at
the shortest notice. My Lumber is the verr bast
quality. Fsraoae wishing to purchase or contract
for biAs will please give me a call.
fee-dim* JAS. S. STEVENSON.
TIN POIL.-Wa have ia store, aad will keep
constantly on hand, superior TIN FOIL, to
whish we iavtto the
fe 11-*** No. at Care street^
MILL OFFAL AND HAY.pWgWhnahslsnf
the various, grades oiMtLL OFFAL; 1 000
bales of prime HA\, in stars sad for sale ob bo-
tsrma, b, mark
CH>R RENT—A vacant Let. IB fast front, on
' A^k '^ ,^i ta |oT^Kßß ; ka?o..
mh 11-t* Nn. hi Maia street.
PrffifiSVEn»4saUW
jhaftSn E. ». wTJITLOCK A SON,
L7v s. a ~A> c—A "W A lf*jiv\V* AJitiN. With
I* Pole anifShafts, hut littlei B«ed. aad ia rarfeet
taJV** 55 KfnefSWSU^k
AvemoM aUtim
I FVTVEM DAYS ' v
■y Jaa. St. wwyUr A Sou, AucTs.
BE ICE HOUSE AND LOT AT TH<C
CORNER OF MARSHALL
? ANDMUNFORD 3TRELIB. AT AUCTHrN.
. By the reeuestof ths owner, who resides inPean
i ■> Ivania, we will cell upon the premises, onxUES
, DAY. the 27th of March. IHU), commencing st 4'i
I o'clock P. M.. a brick House and Lot. located aa
above, mini-diatel) opposite ths residence of Mr.
I Francis T. Isbell. and now in the occupancy of Mr.
I George Burnett. It contains II room', with a farce
brick kitchen, stable. Ac, and a well of good
i water.
„ The Lot fronts about 35 feet, aud runs back li»
fret to a wide alley. Ths Honss is insured for
t 92.1100.
i Tubus.-One-fourth cash; ths balance at 4, 0
snd 12 months, lor negotiable notes, with interest
i added, and secured by a trust deed
mh 20 JAS. M. TAYLOR A SON, Aucts.
f 'PR! STEM'S SALE OF DBS IRA BL E
1 1 TRACT OF LAND, AND RESIDENCE
NEAR SjpcHMOND.-in pursuance of tbe pro
j vision ol a deed of trust to the Uaderslsneo, by
Sarah Shelton. tlated the I7th nt March. WW act
duly recorded in the Clerk's office of Henrico
,' County Court. I shall sell on the premises. at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, on TUESDAY,
the .VI day of April next, til lair; if not. the next
fair <lar thereafter.> commencing at 4>» o'clock P.
: M.. a small tract.of land, called SumtnerNeld, in
the colinty of Henrioo, near the city of Richmond,
. adjoining the Catholic College tract.
. The tract contains 41 acres, and has upon It a
: comfortable Dwelling-house, and all necessary
: nUt-housrl. for the accommodation of a sma.il
family. It* proximity to the city of Richmond
. renders it very desirable a* a suburban residence,
. ard .ilso as a market garden.
Tkrm<.—Cttsli for so much as will lie necessary
I to satisfy, the purposes of the deed-say about
$4 00. For the balance, upon a credit <T twelve
' mon'bs, with ihteregt from day of sale, satisfactory
security, by deed of trust or otherwise, to be given
' for deferred payment. Thnuth as trustee lam re
quested to sell for cash, yet the purchaser Will be
able to arrange for a reasonable credit upon about
91«*»offhecash payment. The title is believed
to he good; hut selling as trustee, I shall convey
i with special warranty only
, C. (LGRJSWOLD, Trustee.
Sale conducted by Jas. M. XAI Lob A Buf>, Aucts.
mh 24
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON THE
SO (JTH 8 IDE OF M AIR, NBA E TO PEA EL
STREET. FOR BALE AT AUCTION.-We will
noil on the premiaoa, on WEDNEBDAY, tho 4th
day of April, Commencing at 12 o'clock, M., the
valuable pr. berty located as above, adjoining the
store of Messrs. Uttrdtief. Carlton A 00.,A-tia now
in the occupancy ol Mr N. C. Birton. It fronts
on Main street almitt Six feet, and runs back an
average depth of about 1 0 feet.
Being in the very heart of the most business part
of the city, this is regarded as the moat valuable
property now «itiered. A plat may lie seen at the
office of tHe AyxtionperS.
Tubus.—One-third cam i the balance at 1 and*
veers, for bonds hearing interest, payable quartei
!>. and secured bra deed oi trust. The taxes a il
assurance for H-60 to tie paid by the purchaser.
mil it JA; 1 . M. TaYLQR A .SON, Auct's.
\ T .\I.I Alli.fc REALJUtAfS AT THE
, SOL'THEAST.CORNERQF CLAYANDem
STREETS) AT AUCTION.—TM stibecribcr hav
ing purchased elsewhere, will offer for sale, at
public auction, upon the premises, on THURS
DAY, the Vli day of April, commencing at 4'<
o'clock P. IL his present residence, located at the
southeast corner of Clay and 6th streets, and ad
jacent to the Second Market.
The improvements are a dwelling containing
nine rooms, closets, Ac. The lot fronts 21 feet and
runs hack ia) feet to n wide alley. The premises
are supplied with ttas and water.
The location of this propart* renders it valuable
for. a dwelling r* fc* bnaißeuS mi-bobs*.
1 saats.—Oae-sixth cash* the balance, atfl, 18,13,
24 and 30 months, for negotiable notes, with inter
est aided, and secured hy a trust deed The pur
chaser to pay the taxes and insurance for 13§0.—
Possession given immediately.
JOHN O. STEGER.
Jas. M. Taylor A So\, Aucts. mh 16
POMMISSIONKR!". S A L. Bt •• F REAL
v-* ESTATE ON THK SOUTH SIDE OF
FRANKLIN, BETWEEN ItrH AND 14th BTS.
As Special Commiisitiner, appointed by tt decree
of the Circuit Court of the city of Richmond, pro
nounced on the ltith da) of February, iB6O, 111 the
oase styled Poorest, als. vs. Thompson et. als .
the undersigned Commissioner will proceed to Fell,
upon the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the lath
day of April, commencing at 12 o'clock M, the
valuable LOT located on the South side of Frank
lin, between 13th and Uth streets, and immediate
ly opposite Metropolitan Hall, with an old
FRAMED BUILDING thereon. It. fronts 28 feet
and runs hack about n.ti feet.
Ter*« or SAL»!|-'~Eno" h, in cash to defray the
extftnses 01 tn's i>cree. ana t!.e additional.siiin of
five hundred dollars, with legal interest thereon
from the IStli day ol October. INVS. and the residue
in two equal instilments, on a credit of 6 an-.l 12
months, the purchaser giving bonds bearing infer
est from the day.of aalf foi the deterred payments'
a,nil.the title to lie retained until all the purch.ise
rinmey is paid arid it is ordered by the Court; the
taxes for I*3o to l>e paid by the purchase!.
DRURY WOOD, Special Com'r.
Jas. M. Taylou .<*. Sox, Auctioneers.
N. B.—if the shove- named salo should lie pre
vented hy the inclemency of the weather, thesame
will take place at the hour and place named, on
the next suitable day thereafter, (Sundays except
ed.) mh2l
COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF REAL ES
TATE IN HENRICO COUNTY.-As Special
1 Commissioner, appointed by a decree of Henrico
County Court, pronounced on rhe 16th day of
March, 1860, in the case styled Wood et ala. vs.
Valentine etals.. I will nroceed to sell upon the
premises, on THURSDAY, tho 19th day of April,
commencing at 4 o'clock P. M.. a lot ol LAN 0 on
25th street. Union Hill, between M and N street,.
fronting 43 feet and running luck 122 I'eet, loan *!
ley M feetwrde, and aeariy ol*l'or.ite Leig!: S'.reet
Baptist Church.
Immediately after the above. B iv commencing at
4J, o'clock, TWO ACRES OF LAND, between G
and H and .'Vid aud .'Uth streets, near Bloody Run
Spring, aud opposite the residence of R. H. Lor
' ton, Bet.
On FnIDAY. the 20th day of April, 1860, com
mencing at C» o'clock P. M., on the premises,
; NINE AND A HALF ACRES OF LAND. 011 the
pt.in of Marion Hill, bounded by McCoul, Fisher
■ and Scott streets and Almond's Creek, adjoining
the property of Jos. J. Pleasants. Esa.
Immediately after, TWO ACRES OF LAND in
the aliove plan, described as Lot No. 71, and ad
joining th> lands of R. H. Sty 11, Esq.
Term of S.m.k — One-third cash ; ihe balance
in two equal instalments, on a credit of 6 and 12
months, the nurcliascr giving note*, with interest
added, and lillo retstinod Until orderei! bv.t he Ctiurt.
DRURY WOOD,
Special Commissioner.
Jas. M. Taylob A Sox, Aucts.
N. 8.-- If the sales aliove named should be pre
vented by the inclemenc* of the weather, the same
j will take place at the hours and place * named above
on the next suitable day (Sunday excepted 1 there
after. Ittih 21] DRURY WOOD. Com'r.
4JEROE ANT'S SALE.-Will he sold on TUES
-0 DAY. April 3.!, commencing at IS o'clock, A.
M.at the auction house of Alexander Nott, the
following articles, to wit:
3 one-fourth pipes superior Cognac BRANDY ;
1 " " " Pale
2 parts of " " Dark "
; 1 bill. Old Rye WHISKEY;
1 Ibhl CHERRY BOUNCE;
1 cask CLARET WIiNE;
1 BEDSTEAD, FEATHER BED. MAT
TRESS AND BEDDING;
1 Walnut DININiJ-TABLE;
1 BUREAU. 1 SE 1 TEE. 1 FENDER ;
, 1 superior COOKING RANGE, copper BOIL
ER. Ac.
1 To satisfy a distress warrant in my hands in favor
of William Tyree against Roliert Keid.
THOMAS U. DUDLEY,
mh U— tits City Sergeant.
By 1. as G. B. Davenport, Auct's.
GROCERIES. Ac, AT AUCTION.-On
THURSDAY, 29th March, we will sell, at lv
o'clock, at our auction store, an assortment of
GROCERIES, vir.:-
Rensed SUGARS.
New York SYRUP.
Western BaCoN SIDES and HAMS.
SOAP. CANDLES. STARCH.
Manufactured TOBACCO.
r'ure Mol.isres RUM.
' Rectified WHISKEY.
I French BRANDY.
1 PORTER. CLARET WINE.
' Green and Back TEAS.
Tanners' OIL.
1 -ALBO
-4CO Sides SOLE LEATHER.
Tibms.—Under $100. cash; $100 and over, 4
months' credit, for approved negotiable paper,
mh 23 LAG. B. DAVENPORT, Aucts.
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS, AT Alt.
TION.-On THURSDAY, 29th March, we will
1 seel!, at 11 o'clock, at our auction store, 200 cases
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.
1 Terms.-Over *100, ninety days' credit, for ap
proved paper,
mh 23 __ LA G. B. DAVENPORT. Aucts.
By E. B. Cook. Auct.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF STOCK OP DRY
GOODS AT AUCTION.-By virtus of a deed
of trust to the subscriber by George R. Bssby, and
duly recorded in the Hustings Court of the city of
Richmond, I will proceed to sell at the store of
1 said George R. Bagby, No. 31 Main street, >n MON
DAY, April 2d. at 10o'clock, the whole of the
stock contained in .aid store, consisting of Cloths,
Cassininres. Vestings, Sattinets, Kerseys. Calicos,
Dress Goods, Flannels, Cottons, and in fact the
variety usually found in a well regula'ed DRY
(fOODS estai.lishment
At 12 o'clock the unexpired lsass of said Stors
will be sold to the highest bidder.
The trade is requested to attend, as the Goods
are fresh and well assorted.
Tbxms—All sums nndsr f 100. cash; oraz that
amount. 4 months' credit, for notes satisfactory
endorsed SILAS L. JOHNSON, Trustee.
Sale conducted by E. B Coor,,Auct'r. mh 21
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE Or VERY
VALUABLE BLAVES.-Will be sold at pub
lic auction, on THURSDAY, the 20th day of
March, MM, at ths lata residence of E. Oniohun
dro.Sr., deceased,situated in the count* of Fin
vsnna, sad within three miles of Colombia, all the
slaves belonging to saidl estate, ,» P , mttfm ,*„ umm .
ber, viz: MEN and WOMEN, BOYS aad GIRLS.
These slaves are likely and valuable farm hands,
and will he aold ou six months' tine for negotiable
niKss.safiafßctonly sijdoi-sed.with interest add
ed, payable at the Fa/rners' Bank of Virginia, at
Biehmond. *. OMOHUNDRO, Jr.. Adm'r
ash A-dAeajrtds* of E. OuobPbbbo, deed.
TN PURSLANCBOr A DECREE OF THE
1 Circuit Court pf Hanover Couaty. pronounced
ob the mh day of March, WW, ia a salt therein de
pending by the style of Buoktey. who suss, ««.,
vs. Buckley, Ac., ths aadorairaed, as Special Com
■uaaioaer. will proceed to sell, at public suctioa.
aihxi-td Coaanussioaer.
Oner ibr sale—
M boxaiTKaflTshTlairy CHEEtE.
44 hbis. New Orieaas and OurTBOLABSEB.
U hadaJkiehiSaw Orteaus 81'OAfC
»frbls. CwtdrExtraCCjvf*eSoOAß . _
h« brass Ad vaaatiso asd TaUow C A N DLES.
M I. .ae* Oswego Puis SPAbQE.
nthW-ts «th st, sssr Cary.
■■' ■ - a^eßsssaasßßßaUßßSßfhi«hi
■ rUTVRM JyjfaT. m _ m
I By Ooeetn af. Appereesy, Anet'e.
LA RSE NUMBER OF BEAUTirUL
»UILDINt» LOTS. NEAR THE WESTERN
LIMITS OF MANCHESTER. FOR BAI/E AT
AUUTION-At ths reiuest of Mr. Oeorse W.
SuSlliacs.we shall sell at public auction, on the
premises on TUESDAY, the 30 nay of April, ismi,
3t *H o'clock P. M., tif fair lif not, ts* next fair
ay, 1 a tar. s number of most besotiful BU fLDINtf
LOTS, sdjotaing the resideaoo of tbs said Sasll-
A plat of ths Lots eaa be seen at our omce.~
These Lots, for the most part, ars remarkably well
located, and command a fine view of the city of
Richmond and aurr..nnd n< country.
Tbbms—One tmrd cash; balance at 4 and S
months, for negotiable Botes, iatereat added, se
?iured by a trust deed, or title retained. Ths taxes
or l-eo to he paid by the purchasers,
mh II GOUHIN A APPERSON, Auct's.
COMMISSIONERS' SALE OF VALUA
BLE REALFSTATK,SLAVP.S, Ac ..IN AND
ADJOINING THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER.
As Coiimisairmers. appoints 1 hy a decree of the
county Court of CheeterfieM.pronounced at March
term. \cYva in the case ol Wood and Grant ag'st
B. J. Slier, Ac, we shall proceed Us sell at public
auction, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the
4th April, 189", at3.ti o'Clrtck P. M.. Of fair". 1/not,
the next fair day.< the following valusble REAL
ESTATE. SLAVE*. Ac . vli i .......
Ist. The lite estate of said Si-Mr In 81/KR'S
TAVERN, on Main street, ill the town of Man
chester, at tbs eornSf of Jaoisoti street, running
back 123 feet.
Id. The fee simple of said SlSer in the real es
tate in rear ol the tavern property, between that
and the MasnnV Ha (.fronting on the south side of
Jackaort street, with two framed tenements there
on, witfi brick :i*i!e*t>hts. Tftts property is capa
ble of a division, so as trfss!! a VACint lot, whioh
will be done if desired.
3d. The fee simple of said Sixer in snd to an Un
divided moiety of the Lots *ti chased by hint and
— Lewis, of Perdue, Trustee: being part of Lot
No. 3in £-. C Msyo's plan, adjo ning Manchester,
fronting on a street 9* *eet wide, extending from
Mcdonough street to the Raifirt.-fd.
4th. The life estate of said Sister in fl Negro
Boy named William, ami his fee simple in an oil!
Negro Woman nnme.l Rlnvda.
Tkbms.— For the slaves, cash : for the real es
tate, one if;t!rt!-c.-is'i; t>alan'-o at/.Sand )2months,
for negotiable notes. Inftret a/Tdod. secured by a
trust deed. The taxes for 18m> to **epai**»by the
purcliKSSrs. C. C. McRAE, * ..„,,; U
ERASMUS GARY.< {A>,n "
Sale conducted by Goddim A ArrxKsoß. Aucts
mh 19
pO.-vL*ttISSIONER't> SALE OF REAL ES
V/ TATE I* -As Commission
er appointed by * decree 6'f the Coiifftjr G<-urt of
Cheatertield, pronoHnced on the 13th December,
1559, in the case of Cunnittg|>am, Ac. against
Brown, Ac, 1 shall proceed toseil HI put.lie auction,
on tHe premises, on WEDNESDAY.4th April. 1*».
at. m. o'clo'cL*. P, 18., <if fair; if nnt, the next fair
day,' lot No S, in t!f« plan of M-irVchester. oft
Porter afreet, oppo£!ta t">« former residence of B.
W. Smith, fronting 1.12 I'eet. Exeh 18S feet,
having an old framed te< cnient thereon.
Tkkm-- -One ttiird cash; balance at 6 and 12
months, for negotiable notes, with interest added,
and title retained until all the purchase money is
paid Tttetaßbsfbr 1.460, the purchaser to bp.v.
mhl» 0 r, IvtcRAE, Com'r.
Sale conducted l»v Gnnniv .v kPfmevt, A«ots.
\fOST VALLABL.K fKIVAI'E RESI.
11l OENCK ON THE NORTH 81 I) X OF
GRACE. BETWEEN 4th AND am STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION —Will be sold at auc
tion, on the premises, on THURSDAY afternoon,
the sth April, 1 .-*•»<> at 5 o'clock, the large and con
veniently located RESIDENCE, now in the occu
pancy ol Dr tames Bolton, fronting on the north
site of ('race street V.i feet, runr ng I ack 123.eel
to an a'lev. !n common, bt feet wirte. Th Tene
ment is three stl'rifta ahovft NttefrMut, and.con
tains 11 rooms, in addition to lift f-odm,' bestirs a
kitchen* coritaininx < rooms, and a brick and
cirri i.-e-House ofi tbe alley in rear. Ttie House is
luiilt. of t!ie licit materials, a nil lias recently lieen
put in a complete state of repair. Ihe wtiiifow
sills, ca;s and cornice .-ire of iron, and the
front gutter lined witfi copper. It is furn.'she-f
with every modern convenience, such as cooking
raugcwarm-.iir fitrnacc, liaffi room.water closets,
Ac These advantages, together with its elevated,
healthful position af.d agreeable neighborhood,
render it one of the most desirable residences in
the city. The property may tie inspected before
the day of sals.
Taunts —One-fourth cash ; balance at 1. 2 and 3
years, for negotiable notes, interest added, secured
by a trust deed. The taxes nnd insurance for I*W
to lie paid by c purchaser.
GODOIN .* APPERSON. Aucts.
P. S.—Possession given Ist July next,
mh 23 G. A A.
CO n Ji-I «S I t.l NX KS SALE OF SEAL
ESTATE IjN :•! A N 0 ftE S f E ft. ON THE
CORNER OF HULL AND CARNEY .-fi'REETS;
As Commissioners apfiointed by a,decree cjf th.o
Circuit Court of Chesterfield, pronounced at the
October term. in the case of Pattesott. ft? ,
vs. Hall's ailm'r, we slnl! proesed to sail, at puhlic
anetion. on the premises. <>n THURSDAY, the
19th April. 186 U. at 4 e'etocA P. M . uf fur; if not.
ihe next fair day, loas-hslfof HALF-ACRE LOT,
No. 2,'"»>, 111 the plan of .Manchestei, or*»o«it. t/ie
residence of Dr. Samuel A. Patteson, at tne cori.er
of Hull and Barney streets, fronting about 82>» feet
on the East side of Barney street, and W feet on
the South side of Hull street. There are three
dwellings on the Lot, two wooden and one brick,
the latter of which is now occupied by Dr. Weisi
ger aa an office.
Term*.—Enough in cash to defray expenses of
sale; balance in equal instalments of 6,12 and 18
months, for bunds bearing interest, with good per
sonal security, and title retained till the further
order of the Court. The taxes for 1-.60 to be paid
by the purchasers.
ROSCOE B HEATH,} ««_.-.
, „ C. C:.McRAE, < Com rs.
.ale roHd ,,h tod by Godi-i.n .S. ArrKßsoN, Auct's.
mh a . ,
By Robert BT~Lyne, Abet.
AStIALL FAKAI. t u-a'I'AININO FIVE
AND A HALF ACRE!*.ON THE OSBORNE
TURNPIKE, 4S MIoES BELOW RICHMOND.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.—I Will sell at public
auction, on the 3d day of APRIL, (if fair; if not,
the next fair day thereafter.) at 12 o'clock, upoa
the premises, that very desirable little Farm, con
taining .*>'» acres, situated as descrtlied above, ad
j ining the lands of R. Mills, Jas. Throgmorton
and others It. produce* well of the usual crops,
and is admirably adapted for a market garden.—
The improvements consist of a framed dwelling
with the usual out It ntses. all In sood order. The
location is peifectly healthy, society good, and fob
vet.ter.t to chu'c'ies of several denominations and a
cootl grist ttfall. It can l»o purcliased privately before
the day ol sale : if «oid. dtle hotioe will be given.
The premises will be shown by Mr Childress, who
resides on the premises, and for terms. Ac . apply
to RO. B. LYNE.Auct.,
Office in Basement Metropolitan Hall.
mh 22-dtds
By Richard Caul horn, Auct'r.
UTOI'K SALE UI; l.nu< c* Rl Kg, FIX-
O TUftES. Ac . AT AUCTJON-BTORE AND
DWELIINO FOR RENT OA DAY O? SiTI-E.-
In consequence of mr failing health, I have deter
mined to discontinue business, and in furtherance
of this object, shall rent at public miction, on
TUESDAY, 27th inst., at 10 o'clock, on the prem
ises, my commodious brick DWELLING and
.STORE, on Main, between 24th and 25th streets,
built lor the special convenience of a Grocer. At
ter renting out the Store, 1 tdiall sell at auction,
for cash, mv large and well selected assortment
of 0 KOCERI ES. consisting of Liquors of all kinds.
Coffee. Sugar, Rioe, Tobacco, Cigars, Candles,
Soap, Ac ; a Ane assortment of Crockery wars 1 a
large lot of Boots. Shoes. Slippers. Ao ; Counter,
Show-Case, and 2 Platform Scale*. Counter do.,
Ac. JAMeS P. NEAGLE.
Sale cdnduoted by R CA'*Titi>fts. mh 23
By Alex. Nett, Auct.'
TRADE SALE OF DRY GOODS. Ac. -V 7,11
be sold at auction, at my store,on TUESDAY
morning next, the 27th mat., commencing at 10
o'clock, a large and desirable stock of seasonable
DRY GOOD.*", via;—4S" p ecea Caeauners and Cvsai
netis; 2.'. pieces Tweed Cassimere; SO pieces Siiep
ard's Plaids; A 0 pieces Linen Drill; 10 pieces Linen
Damask; 20 pieces Pillow-Case Linen; 25 extra
fine Brocha Shawls; 300 dozen brown and mixed
Half-Hose: 5u dozen Linen Bosoms, and mauy
other articles not neceaaary to mention.
Terms.- All sums under §50, oas(i; over SSO.six
ty days' credit, for approveu negotiable piper.
Also, will lie soid, on account of Ctiminunwealth
of Virginia. 56 Army OVERCOATS.
Tbbms. -Cash.
.mh 23 ALEX. NOTT, Auct'r.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND IN MAN.
OVER. ON VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD.-Purauant to the provisions of a deed of
trust from Wm. H. Tyler and wife, to the under
signed, at the request of the beneficiary in said
deed. I will, on the premises, on ths 10th day of
April. 1800. commencing at 12 o'clock, sell to the
highest bidder, the tract of LAND, conveyed by
said deed, containing by estimation one hundred
acres. This tract of Land is on the Virginia Cen
tral Railroad, and adjoin* the lands of John F.
Cross, Jno. J. WingfWd's estate and others, and
is a part ef the tract of land lately belonging- to
Charles Jams' estate.
Tkbms.—Ca*h will be required for so much as
1 will lie necessary to pay the costs "I sate, record
ing said deed. Ac. and to discharge the debt se
cured by said deed; as to the residue, the terms
will be made known oa the day of sale.
mh s-dtd R. o. POJTWBLL. Ti aatss
Br William Pnuuill, Auct'r,
(Bank "ir.. I'ktbbsbcxo. Vs.)
- *Jl7 ,, "*av SAL*S OF STEAMBOATS,
A... AT AUCTION.-On
■*"""" B a I «*THLRSDAY,22d in«t..all2oVlock,
at our wharf, in Petersburg, we shall sell atauc
U«-u. without reserve the STEAMER W. W.
TOWNES. seven ARKS, a set of WAYS, a COAL
SCOW, SHED. OFFICE aud OFFICE FURNI
TURE, BLOCKS. RIGGINOS, CRANE DER
RICKS, a pair of HORSES, w «f| broke f ur lI(HAt .
lag cargo, aad many other articles too namsrous
to mention.
Tbbms at sale. ,PANNILL A CARTER.
ahove ,h .l, 4 |i 3 pSt- , M
poned to FRIDAY', 3Vth inst.. at 12 o'clock M.
inhM p. & c.
By Thee. W. Reeaee, Auet.,
(Once corner 12th and Cary streets.)
cM*mm&**T K ?V Y K SALE OF RICH-
S^^^AW^^AR^llra o^^
senber, having to remote from his prasest place
of business, will sell, on WEDNESDAY. March
28. commencing at 11 o'clock, on Broad, between
eta sad 6th atrssu. his stock of
. RICHMOND-MADE CARRIAGES,
ooasiabßc ia part of—
Four and atx-seat CAR RIAOES.
teiidSo^BTO^ 8 -
StOo^bV^^KS^
Sprini WaOONS. with and without toes.
The above work is all of the beat saahty, and
warranted the usuai ttaas.
TxßUf.—For all sams under EBB), cash; over
thetarnosat, 4 Bsoatae* <r *Ai- &* r yy^iJitt! o
?MS^^ m^*lXm\ m iltTOr"iihKV
to hJ-iai F. WATEON. Trustee.
*— t.' - : j ." ■siaßag==xsg=rs
_ AofkTsTPQnu ,k 4a4a^nuaw
- - ■ ' -* ■ ' Men«» 4».
*~~~*£ff** m*
&eWskuy,n
NORTH OF RICRV:OND.AyAt»f^tVo4y
Ist sold, at auction oa the prerniese 7 «* W -¥B?i U
DAY.the«T<ai March,
Uir; if not. the ns*t fair day.) ihe suTall I
U sated v*e. opßo.ite to. ••• uwnee nVfflfj
Petsr V. Ds'i/el. It mi now ia tae neeepineVaf
Uf. Pendfet >B. who will give imnaediat* hi!
session, if -I'tirjd. Thsbaildia«son the pTaWars
• mple enough for the aeoi-mmod.uoa oTalarce
Umily. Tbe neuhlwhood is a good oae. and it.
nearness to the city makes it very de.imUe m m
residence or market garden, for whioh purposs the
soil is admirably well adapted. .
Tssxs.-One fourth cash; balance at 4, « aad
IX mofftfas. for negotiable Botes laterest added.
and title refined till all the pnrehase-monev is
fatly paid. The tales for MW to be jmid by tho
purchaser. \ GODDIN A APPERSON.
mh IP I _ ABctioßsee.
rMii-n-BiifkioNt-.R's S4LE or house
V> AND hff ON UNION HILL.-Bt virtue of a
decree of >l»i County Court of Hearten, pro.
Bonaced oeH* Mth day of March, Msv, ia the suit
of Baker v*. Baker. Ac. the umtersigaed Csocial
nommissrntier, will Bell at pnMie anotioa. oa
TUESDAY, the *7th day of March. 1880. at 3*
"dock P. M.. the property in mid decree inen
tionrtl. being a fronting 49 feet on the south
side of Vrnvl.le street, between is>h street and the
turnpike, running bneklStfeet to O. A Streaker's
erapert), with a small framed House, Ac., tbereoa
Trbsii.. -One- third cash, balance in a credit of
4 nior.tns. fnf negotiable note, interest added, with
.ood endorser, end title retained. Tax*, for ItsU
the purchaser to pay. JNO N. DAVIS,
„ . . a. Special Commissioner.
Sale **j QoP-piu A ArrsßSoa. Aucts. Jmh M
VALU ABLf BK l« X SToTTb and By* Kil
LING ON THF. SOUTHEABT BIDK OF THE
CANAL Ü BETWBEN dTff AND 7th STS.. FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-At th« ruuuuwt of Mr. Bar
, nett Wicker. We shall sell at public auction, on tbe
premises, on WEBNMyAY, the2Bth March. IHSt),
lat *X o'clock. P. M . the brick store and dwelling
I v-ated as alaive. now in 'ns oeerrpanor of Mr J.
1 H. Koch, at an annual rent of *I*H. payable month
ly. The nous- is in good order, and i» regerded aa
an excs!*!«t busiaem stand.
Tk, ms. -Orie-fo-.rt h cash; In lance at 4. 8 and 12
months, for negotiants noes. with interest added,
: and title retained till last note fie paid. The taxes
' and insurance for IMS to he paid by the ro re Baser.
nih!7 GODDIN Aests.
/^tT*BintSS|QNER'B/SALE OF LOT ON
V> THE EA?T Slpt QFmu. BETWEEN M
AND N BTRKET.<Cm T HCH HILL—By virtue
of a decree of the County Cotlrt of Henrico coun
ty, entered at March term. l&X), in the r.iee of God
din A Apperson v.. Lewis. Ac. the undersigned
will, at4pVli>ck P.M..on THURSDAY, the 2!hh
day r.'f iWar'li. I*o uf fair; if not. the neat fair
<iav,; upon tbe premises, proceed to .ell at auction
the aim ;-e mentioned Lot, fronting 33feet, running
baj k ii« feet.
Tf.b.m '.-so much cash as may h* necessary to
discharge the coats of this suit, and the charges and
expense'! incident to Said sale, and to psv- to the
plaintiff.; the sum of 967.20. with interest thereon
from the 14ih u.iy . f Novemlier. I?*/, and upon a
credit, Uf tn the residue, of 4 months from the day
of sale; taking It the said deterred payment a ne
gotiable note from i rie Farcttaser. with a good en
dorser, with interest added from the 1 day of sale,
and retaining the title until the) Whole purchase
n-'-nejf is paid, and a conveyance dirctSO by the
CourL I'ne taxes for iSS9 to l« paid hv the pur
chaser. JOHNSON H. SANDS?
Special Commissioner.
Sale by Gene-IB A. ArPK-pao-*. \ mn \a
NEATBKit •» fakl«ab.Ble.a}-j u.ltHiniH
HILL, AT THE CORNER OF M AND 28TH
STREETS, AND VACANT LOT ATTACHED-
Will ;>e sold at auction on the premises, on
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, the29th March. IBHO,
at 4o'clock, the new and excellent brick TENE
MENT located as sbrrve, now in the ocoupancy of
Mfs. (Sarah Sharp. The hit fronts Si feet, runs
back tit foet to an alley. The house ha. 6 rooms,
liesidea !.f it'tr. Hifchen and the usual oUt-bnil«lmgs,
together with a weWor pu-mp of fine water.
Terms.—One sixth £aaN: balance at t.t) and 12
mouths, for negotiable notes. ititsreSt added, and
title until the last note is rwtf (1. The taxes
for l*?ti to bf> paid by the purchaser.
mh 19 .'fODOIN ft APPERSON, Aucts.
HOt SE ASO MIT rOR SALE ON
CHUROfi HILL, CORNER OF. CLAY AND
-9TH STS.jjIT AUCTION. ON THK* PREM
ISES, ?W TmiRBDAY.S»TH INSTANT, AT Jy»
O'CLOCK.- i?..S woese is a convenient dwelling
for a small falkiiiy, having 4 n t a rooms, besides a
wing suitable' for a grocery or fi.Bt*Uß*p's shop.—
The lot front* about 46 feet on Ciav strbP*, wrfich.
with another i>f 30 feet adjoining, ibi be sold a. tHe
same time.) will furnish to the dwelling a rich gar
den spot, or produce lot for cows and sma'l dairy.
The house has now a good tenant, but possession
m-iy lie had soon, if desired.
T'fiTt* -One-fourth cash; balance at 4, 3and 12
mrnthsi, for fte>y»ttaW* note*, with interest.
nth 20 GODDIN A. AI'PERSON, Ancts.
V A NEAR I THR-fiTY
OF RICHMOND. AT AUCTION -At the re*fUes*
of the heir-at law Of t*>e late Willfam Gouldin
deceased, we shall sell, at. pnN-* auction, on the
premises, in the order advertised, cti FRIDAY,
the toth ol March, ItWO, at 12 o'clock M.. ttie fol
lowing va l »alile real sstate, of which the saiu
(iouldin dieu sei- , fld, vi,s: Lot No. 4, in S'tuare No
27. in Ruttif rloonl's auuitn>*v, Ipinn Hill, Ironliug
173 leet on west 2".'th street. rn...ll*'g Nick on the
north side of S street I3U feet; slao. SsiA** No.
19, in same addition, bounded by .TOth, 31st, <d aud
R streets.
And at 4 o'clock P. M., of ths same day. on ths
premises, in the order advertised, the following
valuable property in the town of Sydney, viz.: 341
feet two inches of land on the south side of Grove
street, being Nos. US and 116 extending from Vine
in Liihi.mr'ly street, running liack 17U feet to the lot
of W. C. Allen. EM. .
After which will tie sold nmS Lifts -n RitehieV
slin.desunatedas No-. 67.6H, iiH. 70, <l, 72. 7!f. 74,
75. I jontiiig to-tetlier 27u feet on the south side of
Tav'-n liack I3u feet, adjoining the
new Sydney Sa^i^tCWiirch.
After which will lie io.Sa-v undivided moiety of
that beautiful square of four nCtzS. dfth the large
Brick Dwelling. Ac. thereon, lormerly 'i**4e4anif
occupied by Mr. N- E.Sutton.desig listed as Nos 2TIi
273 271 276, bounded by Elmwood Dover, Elm and
Cedar streets. Also, the beautiful square of four
acres, adjoining Nos 121, aa, J2.'l. iU, Uninded bj
Elmwood, Dover, Robinson and Mulbe ry streets.
Also, an undivided moiety of that beautiful square
oi' lour acres -tilioining, designated by Nos 317,
,11a, .119,320, bounded by Dover, Elmwood, Cedar
and Robinson streets.
At the ranie tuuo and place will be sold 107 aires
of Land in the lower part of Henrico, adjoining
the lands ol Messrs. Carter, Fisher. Franklin.
Parker. Ao., and conveyed to said OotfJdiß by Jos.
Sharp, by deed of the 6th Septeinlier, IBW. Also, |
St the same time and plaoa. will be sold two-thi'ds
. f aH unHivijled tract of 30 acres ol Land on tbe
Deep-Kuu Turnpike, hear the lands of tbe late
Ambros" Hu'eheson anr! otWe'*, con vet ed Ui said
(iouldin by W Goddm. Trustee tit !t. T. Wicker.
by deod of 31st July. 1630.
Tkk.-ms.-One third cash; balance at 4 and a
months, for negotiable notes, interest adder!, and
title retained till all the purchase money is fully
pal**. The taxes for l*sn to lie paid by the pur
oajuw.fi fiOnDIN A APPERSON, Auct T s.
I*. B.—lt is pronatle "n arrangement will be made
with the owner of ths olh'<ir nfrdiri-ted moiety of
the three four acre lots in Sydtlav, *" as tn sell
them as a whole, and not as an undivided Mtoisty.
mh22 G. A A.
COMMISSItINER'M »ALE OF VALUA
BLE FARM. WITH BTONE QUARRY
THEREON. ON DANVILLE RAILROAD. IN
CHESTERfIKID COUNTY, ON JAMES RIV
ER. FOUR MILES FROM MANCHESTER-
A. one of the Commissioner, appointed by a de
cree of the Circuit Curt of Che. erfield, pro
nounced on the 4th Mar. l&MI. in the case of "Pat
tes.vn Bgainst Cowting's representatives," 1 shall
prtHiee'l tospJlat iiiblic auction, on the premises,
on MOM DA f, the 2e April. \»H,, at 12 o'clock M .
(il fair; if not, the neJt fai- Haj.,l the FARM, lo
cated a. above, formerly owned i/y the •ets Willis
W. Cowling, and purchased by Mr- GeofgO W.
Cole, at a sale made under a former decree entered
in this cause. The tract contains I7s>a acres, snd
ar-'i-i'-s the lands of Richard Archer, Nathaniel
Green and o'tt.f f- The buildings on the tract are
nearly new, and sufficient for the use of a small
family. The land is partly arable and partly in
woods, aud there is on it a valuable siofle euarry.
whioh. from its proximity t.t tbe Danville Rail
road, adds greatly to us value. Mr. Cole, residing
on the premises, will take pleasure is showing the
plape to those who may oar. on him. . .
Tub • ««m- will be made known at ths hour of
sals. Ths tales for vm to be paid by ths pureha
ssr. C. i, MCRAE, Acting Coin r
Site conducted by Guddib k ATt bbsob. Abou.
mh II
COMMISSION AR'S SALE OP REAL ES
TATE. IN HENRICO COUNTY.-As Com
missioner appointed by a decree of Hsaneo Coun
ty Court, pronounced on the 7th February. IStki, in
the oase of Tin-ley against Tinsley's administra
tor. Ac 1 shall proceed to sell, at public auction,
at Henrico County Court house, on MONDAY.
the 2d April. I*o tbe ing Court day. •at l«o clock
M, FIFTY-THREE ACRES OF LAND, of
which Malachi Tinstay died seised and possess
ed of. in the upper sad of Henrico county, and
bounded by the lands of Robert H. Henley, John
N : J?flt don J- lß ' P- Cottrell and other*. Also.
EIGHT ACRES OF LAN D. adjoiaing the above
S3 acres.
The foregoing sals is to be made at ths rtsk and
costs of Win. R. Burruss.Who became the purchaser
of lit! land at a former sale.
TsßUk—Cash. The taxes for I*6o to be_paid by
the purchaser. JOHN N. DAY'S. Com'r.
Goin-ix A ArrßKsoß. Aucts. nth II
VALUABLE BISINEtMStANOON THE
. 80UTHSIDE OP MAIN. BETWEEN .Br (4
AND2I»T STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
At the request of M r Henry Wallen-tein, we shall
sell at public auotion, on the premises, oa MON
DAY, the 2d of April, true, at 4> o'oloek. P at ,
that large FRAMED BUILDINti aad the LOT oa
which it stands, located aa above, aad heretofore,
for many years, occupied as a store and dwelbßc
by Mr. taaao Solomon. The lot froata 32 foet sad
runs back IBS test. The property now rents for
f 2SO aer annnrn. Tbs hx-auoat w regarded as an
excellent one for bueiaees Buraoees.
Tbbms.-Oas lourth cash; balance at A f and
9 month., for negotiable notes, interest added, se
cured by a trust deed, or title remised. The taxes
for IBM to be paid by the purchaser.
mh IS GODDIN A APPERSON. Aact's.
utorof Nam. . CLaag Mayo, deeeaaad. under tho
proyisiorsof ths will of the teautrix. will selPat
P«t of th 7
tiwm Beeu** ThetaMEw BBnSiTbi JSftum
•urahsesm. . o fl MeßAav.
Naaayr C^nßaMsveW^
w te^. i *^J&HsSrg l J******* * m 2i H
sanua. \mm iua*rin susni anaaaaw .»» w
SSmm\V^e^
m* BAY.
" " ' * *■ '■ I' '■ ■ I »■ I 4»444«M»—4—
By Cunye. T» Wee thaws m Cm. .
»i ■■' ■ ii !■■
TotiACCO.d%iua*iedeßh4hferTh..rtas Kaherty.
4f aVBE*aI ffVtrf. «*• BrWVUnMf •• VsaWsnay IV BBUBnuf M-BEatf-faa.
Si C Aifc>jd..t
-?"**• T - A Co. Aeets. ash 2e
By OaduißjA AWetPUa
CiVrSo? , .' ! ?l!!?il 0 V? appelated hy a Ueoree ef tbe
...the u»S rt /-J*-?- 0 -" of Kichaiond. Pr owmaeod
hoViiaarvi V. X £ br - ,>,r ». Itnv, ia the tms+J>tLmf-
Mr^isiiialr.lil K>r ' *s.. we shell proceed b» sel|.
TaH^^^
MM
running hack abo ot «| lee" !»*«■«
small Rriea Teßesseau. AnnT tIL/-.SJT? „?
of Lot No. BU, at the SSfctZtlLYl'
fronting 54 feet on the V 32
rauntag back on tne eaatUas oistk ffit
having tbereoa a new Buck Behoofr*Kaea. W ITTY*
the Lot ia rear of tbe al.ove. beingß*rt%f lE:
Hint. 7*J and 7», front,d< 102 taTßest liaVJj
*th street, r.Bßing l-»ck M-feet. and ImaiadeUM
the nortu by tbs lot of Mr. TboojaTV MeCee£?
I'kba*.-One third cash; halaaeu at S, I] and M
moirths, for negotiable notes, iuMrest ended.and
title retainer! till all tne purchase saoney is fully
paid. The taxes for 1950 to ha sard by the pur
, Sale coaducted by Ooniun A Arransou. mh «
By James M. Taylor At Sea* Auet's.
TWO FR A n El» TENEMENT* AND
rwi LOT*. NEAR DUVAL STREET. AT AUG
TION,-We will sail, at tho risk aad oostof Da
vi»t Knigc, me former purchaser, wbo has tailed
to comply w«th the ternw of tale, upon the premi
ses, on MONDAY, the Mth day of March, com
inducing at 4.Si o'clock P. M . two Framed Tone
menta. on a cross street, between Duval aad Ba
ker streets, aad nearly opposite ths late rssMeuee
of Jacob Shook, dec d.
T«xm< -Ooe lourth cash; ths balance at 4.8 and
12 months, for negotiable notes, wiih latsrsat add
ed, and secured hy a trust deed.
mh» JAS. M. TAYLOR A BON. Anew.
wt.trvH-rSs.il.l-.UI- VALUABLE REAL
"> ESTATE ON ITtm STIIEKT. OPPOSITE
FIRST MARKET.—By order of ths Circuit Court
of tne city of Richmond, I wilt seU at penile auo
tioti.tothe highest ladder, on MONDAY. March
1». l«r».at4o'oluek l\ M.. the inter, st of A W.
Pyte and Harnett Fyle, being two undivided sev
enths, ia the two LOTB OF LAND, with two
bricK tenements thereon, in the osßr of Richmond,
on 17th street, east of ths Market House, between
Main and Frankbn streets. aeymeißK Walnut al
ley on the North, sulaect to ths dower of the widow
ol the late Wm. B. Kyle.
The tenements anove referred to are occupied ac
stores by A Grinw.ald and E. D. Keller.
Tkb.us—One-third cash: balance in six aad
twelve months for negotiants notes, interest ad
ded, and th*-* title retained till a conveyance is di
rected by the Court. H. X KLLYKON,
mh 7 bis Sheriff City of hichmonrf.
.. POSTPONEMENT-In eoaseaßeaooof the m
oleinency of ths weather, tbs above sale is post
poned onlil MONDAY neat, Maroh Mlh. lAvO. at 4
M. mh IS
By J. H. Olfges. Aact'r.
WILL BE SOLO, every mast* thw week, at
auction room M, Maia street, eommeneißs at
7 o'clock, a large invoice of fins Child, Sjjybr,,aad
Fiated Watches; flur Gold jewelry, o"pid
GUARD and VEST CHAINS, LafWj;HAT A
LAINB; Silver Plated SPWNS, FORKS. CAB
TORS, Ac. Also, a lot of FANOY GOODS.CI
GARS. CUTLERY. Ao.
N. B.—Consignments receiving every day aad soul
without reserve. J. H. DIGOES. AaeL
_D. F_. Booth, Salesman. jaS-ta
By Ales. Wott, Auct.
NIOtIT SALES.-WATCHES, JEWELR*'
A NT) FANCY GOODS.- Will be sold at asp.
tion, at my store, commencing at 7 o'oloek, THIS
EVENING, and cmtianed during the season jvery
night, a large assortment ef fine oold and Silver
Watches, toe Jewelry, Bracelets, fanoy Roses,
Knives son Forks, Pocket Cutlery, Castors. Glass
ware, Menu.* Shirts. DraArers. Tabls Clothe. Caa
simeiee, Bed-Sprwens. Cigars, and FanoyOoods.
r>e.%J, ALEX. MJrTT, Auet.
4%C.
BAtST
ERTYand H.W. CTAEKE have associated
themselves together, under the style and firm of
HaGERTY A STARKE, No.2WMain street, seat
door to Adaina A Co.'a Express oltse, for the our •
pose of conducting the TIN.
Vy MBING.sroVE. RANiirf. AND EOT AIR
FIHNACj: businsM. Also. BRASS AND BELV
FOuWiNO. BRABS FINIBHI>G. Ao. "
We are no* prepared to execute ml orders en
triHted to oar chargs in either of tho shove
WBWsAue, in th* very best manner, and by first
class niffrbanics. We would especially sail the at
tention of coflrtfnr mershaßts before purohasiag.
ae w« feel oonfideat (as our steeh ts entirely ac w. >
that we can give entire satisfaction.
We wonlrt also call the attention of tbe trade to
our gfrtrtofffßASS WORK, for Fiambsrs, Gas
and Steam PitiWrs,which wears nMnufaeturiag
and selling at Northern prioes. .J.*. ..
Babbit Metal. Garrett's Patent Antn-Frtctiou
Metal, Antimony and Block Tin Tor aaia. a
Highest cash prices paid for OLD METALS.
Je 17-d2m
CO- FARTNERSMI F.-JNIL M. WRirT, of
Petersburg, and THOMAS JOHNSTON, of
Riehmrmd, have this day »«rehiu-ed of GEO. M.
WE.-n' his entire etock of BOOKS aad STATION
ERV. and wilt c-ntinua the husiasss under the
name and style of WEBT A JOHNSTONTat tho
old stand. 14* Main street, and hope, by strict at
tention to tmainess, to merit the patronngs of their
rriends and ths public which has beeesp Uherally
bslf'/Wed Bpon the hones Wasp.
THOMAS JOHNSTON.
Riohmond, Feb. Ist. SBfi.
A Curd.-In retiring from the Book Trade. I
desire to return my thaaka to ths pabtae, who have
so generously sustained ase, aad 1 trust mv seansa
.or. may receive the same •-^ffi«y*fr B#T
M"R. M. BROWNELL'S Itf
the firm of CLARKSON A ANDERSON
i continues the sains as it was ia the firm ef Clark
*>*> m * t "* A VIaRKSON A ANDERSON.
Ja 24 -U < Ho MS Mai a street. Riehmoad.
rßi#TlhTAnrA r ¥IB«B BA"RIKTi.i .
Chartered huthe Legislature ef Fa.
OAFITAL-Sloavsap.' ,„.„„
MONEY received on deposit in sums of FIVE
DOLLARS and upwards, ewwnieß interest at tho
rata of six per centum pet annum is paid for sumo
remaining six months or k>n*er, tor shorter pe
riods, interest at the rate of * yft sentus%.
The whole joint stock bound for the deposits.
Deposit* received and certificates IssuiU by tho
Cashier, T B. STARKE, at ths store ef B. B.
Spvftise, corner of Maia and Governor ntaeets.
Riohmond, Va. -- _ _______ . . .^
KNITTING ANO SEWING MAI HINKS.
VYILLCOX A GIBBS' oelebrated SEWING
MACHINE, iaveated by J. E. A. OIBBS, of Mill
Point. Pofahoßtas Bounty. Va. Many of these
Machines have been sold rsoentlv in this city, all
of which give entire satisfaction. Those wishiag
a givinl LOW-rBICSD. WBLt MSMI, BBMASLU
Machibb. are assured that the superior assrite
claimed for it, can be relied, upon, and for general
use. is unsurpassed. All intsreetei should pot
fail hi saamine this Mackiae before earohaaing
elsewhere, rpj* jfrom f» to tss fnef.
Likewiss AIKEN*» FAMILY KNITfING MA
CHINE, a new aad useful iaveatioa for awtitM
hosiery of all kinds. For sale by
DAR BY A JOHNSON. Agents .
Ho. 13 Goveraor at., Rtehmond. Va.
P. 8.-Assata wanted ia Virginia. North Caro
lina aad Tsnassseo. [fe M-trul P. AJ.
tjSUKu, LSHTF— *
H Oak,«. Button Wood aad 1 iaeAOAK BOARDS.
ACO.
South side Dost, near Mayo's ErtnaS).
■ht-lnt
ignmnn iiifr
™%MmM»W AW >
NO its BROAD BTREET
We have reosived our new Sattna stock of re
tailing
übßfi.
Our stock this aaaasa will prssiat laiifisedst
traeUoaa in sverv deeaitmsnt.
fJKKAI E EITRACTOR3o» rspovißß
out tbeefuntry.aad hen ißßai'Bnußs'|i|s>nl,g.
IrtX^nrsehaaio.^
de^ja^^^
Inrp, earnet Mara and Mth hPmJap** '
fcsß-dBB . . Ataatptreeitfiaiint
rtfnneAtasEeiaT^r^
♦5W Te be rua cuT at an imassum saerehse. on
aeoooatof store ''WffmfTsia largo
P. E-l
HT.
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