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INSURANCE.
GENERAL AGENCI

MGREGORS 6ENEhAL AoE-'o :
MAN Sr., DAVENPORT, Iowa.
rrIIs Agency will take risks in ID. D,re IN,
Wo,,,es. Slores, Mills and Shops, with then
lie a9ains, loss by FIRE. Also .Iariat
con'e"s Merchandise and Risks on LIVES h.
10, hsE f,lIowing well established Insurance Com
panies rr,on Insurance G.,
"as"'"s Ceveland,O O.
American Mutual Insurance Co
Amsterdam, n. Y.
United States Mutual Insurance Co,
New York.
New York Union Insurance Co.
Johnsro@n, \. Y.
New York Life Insurance 20.
New York City.
Shippers and Merchants doing their cargo
bns,nras with him will be allowed a return pre-
MUM OF q! per cent.
Davenport, Dec. %, 1859. ,
ALEX. w McGREGOR,
Gen'l Agent.
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T. G.. EiDS.
GENERAL LAND AGENT,
DAVENPORT. IOWA.

HAVING located myself in he City OF Day
IL export for the purpose Of transacting
General Lane Agency, respectfully tender NJ,
my services TO all who may trust their busincs
10 my charge, in the purchase and sale Of Rea
Estate, improved or otherwise. Purchase, sal,
and locating Land Warrants, Leasing Lands anc
Houses, collecting rents, paying Taxes, collect
Jug money and renting 10 its proper destna
tton the day on which il IS coll cted, and doing
many other things connected with Land Agen
cy business, when called on.
Having been long citizen OF Scott county
possessing general and accurate knowledge o
allthe most desirable localities w,hiaits bounds
can but ilatter myself that ] shall receive O
share, al least. Of tn s kind of business. In a
short time ! design connecting with the above
business, an Intelligence Office, the nature d
which will be duly made known through the
Newspapers Of the city. Ny place of business
for the present will be in the Office Of A. w.
NcGREGoR, ESQ, west side of Man, between
ist and Cd Streets, where can be found eaily
and late, ready to serve all who may desire my
services in the above business.
Nov o. 1852
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NTANIt,D, LARD, HAMS, Butt 4, EGas, AZ.
w Low aud BaEswax, for which the highest
price will be paid bv VAN TuYLS COOK.
TUST received and for sale by 10, ~ by ~
y and 10 BY IA Window Glass. by
April ed, VAN TufL y Cooh.
n OAF. Crushed, Clarified and \. Q. Sugar
III salebv VAN TuYL & COOK.
nAsH of all sizes for sale BY
~ Nov 81. VAN lbi l. C''oh'
nUEECHY, Sunny side, PEEP at No. 5. sc.
" a, the Rock Island Bookstore.
A FEW TEA SeTTs of Splendid patterns just re-
"a ceised and for sale By
Nav a. VAN TUYI. & COOK
! Questionable Silk, Leghorn, and Kossnth Fa's,
/ IL and Cars. for sale at WHistER's.
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MARBLE WORKS.

III II II y y " II n
T,IIE undersigned would respectfully announce
i 10 the citizens OF Davenport and vicinity and
to all those wishing 10 purchase Monuments to
the memory of their deceased friends-that they
can be supplied by calling at their Shop on End
St, nearly opposite The Post Office where they
will be pleased TO furnish Cut Stone, Of every
description, as low as it can be bought for in the
Western Country.
Italian and american Marble for Monuments,
Head and Foot Stones .fiso, superior article
OF Free Stone, &c., very Cheap.
ELLIS & KENNEDY.
In addition to the above the subscriber is pre-
pared to furnish superior article of
Free Stone and Lime Stone, for Caps,
Sills, Door Silis, Steps, Water table,
Chimney Tops, Fire Val Cop
ing and Hearth Stones.
In fact every thing that is wanted about q
Building in the Stone Line, from Curb Stone
up to CorIn,hian Capitol, as cheap us can Be
purchased in this vicinity
Il. b. ELLIS.
Davenport, May 9th, 1852. 38-ly
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DORT FOL'OS with or without lock-, Gap
i and Letter paper sized, few Of them very
rood Ala, Wedding and visitIn. cards, and
few only OF eiegent Pearl and Ivory Pen Hand
les for ale atthe Davenport Book Store.
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INC OF CHEAP.
tikhai.laN GIFTS.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

rIlhe checks OF the Rock Island Bank, draw
i hy NJ b osborn, will be redeemed a ms
Office IN Gold and Silver.
A. w. McGREGoR
Davenport, Dee. Is. $50.
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CITY LOIS FOR SALE,

WE have forty Lots in "Green's Addition"
w and Cook s. Sargent's addtion' to the
city Of Davenport, which will sell at fair pri-
ces and to persons DESTROYS OF improving will
give liberal credit for portion of the purchase
money. COOK g. SARGENT.
Davsnnort Feb 10 1859
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SCI "A. WIS.,

WE have paid partic ular attention 10 the Sc
w lection Of Shawls for Winter. and are pre-
rared to show fire times as many this fall az We
ever brought ont before. We call the attention
Of al in want to look at our Variety, among tn n
are
Bay State"
Waterloo,n
'.pedce Ddle,'
"Empire State"
aWater" Flei. &c. &c
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n 1 " GOO DIS!
Just Receired nj
G.. S. WHISPERS.

Uhich are selling extremely cheap, cal and see.
CONSISTING Of Lawns, Black Silk Lace,
~ Gimp Bonnets, Wrought Curtain Muslins,
Comet Ribbons, Grapes, Ladies' and Gents Isle
Thread Cloves, Boys Hats, Black Lace Wells,
Linen Edging, Black Dress Silk, &C. &c.
Davenport, June 10Th, 1852.
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COOK 4 BROTHER.
NOrih- western Insurance Conn
paMy OSWEGO, N. Y.

TNCORPORATED by the Legislature ofth
1 State of New York in 1884, with capital
jail paid I'M Of Si50,000.
GEORGE FISHER, President.
SAMUEL HAwLEY, Secretary.
Cook q SARGEsr, .1geHts, Davenport, Iowa.
October oath. 1850.
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Monthly Periodicals.!

HElllM Tue Subscriber will
sINAZ have on hand regularly the follow.
ing Magazines, and will lulnish them Nonthi4
at 25c. per number: Graham, Harper, Knicker
booker Cooley, and others. Those wish ne L
subscribe are requested to hand in their name
without delas to enable me TO know what guam
tity 10 order. Tbs arrangement will commence
with the December numbers
u. A. PORTER
Pol, I.land Nm q Ial2-II
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MILLINERY.

nj ISIS E A. MoogE has inst received the latest
LHl fashions in Millinery TO which she invites
the attention fthe ladies OF Davenport, Rock Is
land and vicinity. Also, bonnet silks, ribbons
and flowers at reasonable prices, together with a
variety of small and fancy articles such as hosie-
ry, gloves, handkerchiefs, demi-veis, needle
work collars, hair and tooth brushes, fancy dress
ing and fine combs, cologne, hair oil lily white,
&C. &c.
Sadly street, west side, between Cd and Sd
streets
Davenport, Oct. 81. 7-3m
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az AzrEyooD''..Foa sAEr

ESANLE " VOU .sEVA SALll.
,5yEIIS valuable farm formerly occupied by
i Mr.. Sargent, continuing l60 acres of farm
ing land in high state of cultivation, an orchard
Of 200 thrifty trees; dwelling, tenant house, &c,
Together with 40 acres of fine timber, situate
on the Blue Grass read a. miles from this city;
is offered for sale on very reasonable terms
COOK & SARGENT, Land Agents.
March 18th 1852
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200 acres OF Timber Land

NTEAR mouth OF Pine river in Muscatine
~ county for sale in 10 and 20 acre lots by
March n. COOK & s RGENT.
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FOR SALE.
UNI7IPROVED LANDS FOR SALE

NTE offer for sale on accommodating terms
w Two Thousand acres of Prairie Lands in
Lots of Forty, Eighty or one hundred and sixty
acres, lying in different parts Of Scot, county,
selected by ourselves with great care.
COOK g. SARGENT.
Davenport Feb - 1852
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FOR SALE.

A FINE farm on the Mississippi River adjoin-
II ing the Town OF Buffalo, comfortable dwell-
ing house and the whole handsomely and eligi.
biy situated. VIII be sold at at good bargain.
For terms enquire of J. S Simpson, Buffalo, OF
Of COOK & SARGENT.
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Davenport, Jan. Goth, 1852.
AT A BARGAIN.
ITO, FOR CALIFORNIA.

NICHAEL GRACE, Jr., being DESTROYS 10
MI emigrate TO California, offers for sale his
Farm on the Waubesipinica river, containing
1873 acres, 100 acres in cultivation, % acres 10
winter wheat, comfortable log ho 80. Here is
a chance for bargain.
Apply TO COOK & S RENT.
Davenport, Feb. 10, 1859.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

C1R,-rhe Washington correspondent OF
no Cou,Ier and En1uirer says that Geo. Law
las notified the Post Office and Navy Depart
-.en,s. that ae means to send the Crescent City
=, Havana, O., usual, on her regular rips, and
..sf # she IS fred on he Will surrender her
The Nv Na.a Times says that il has been
aware. faf ,unc llme, that Mr.. Law had wit
EN- Il, the government on the subject, and had
..--c>fea another alternative, namely, to arm
-s, and -.at uiS way into Havana on his own
..-... eat. H nccd be, take the town and island
the P..-.i.ut had 40 objection. The Times
.s.,.. ..- 81 coarse, for the most pant, is
~,g,.. a.. .uoa-b With a carte dlanche, from
chi, a.......> al Washington, it Is not TO be
...a... -.. NJ. Law could accomplish any
..-..-. Sd s4s "ny otrel;ess Of grievances at
Ii.,.... :.t tc-cuc %: the island from it,
-.r...... . .-.ar, auj miserable rulers. The
r.-.~ .,, the presence cf Tie naval force
.s,. .a. 3ec'ua'iy pas an end to all trou-
...... tE..fn.
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.CJlI5pr0 T HE 1H0lfir. &c. N,c,

Nv loaA, Oct. iG.-Tue steamer Atlantic
... sag. O., taking onl one hundred passengers
g ' alt million dollars in specie. Col.
l.1r. L. :. Consul at Florence, is among her
Passengers.
T.t 4. : steam irigote Powiatar has soil
ct TO" Havana. Among her passengers is
Judge ConhIing, the newly appointed Minister
- Mckee, who j. ordered to STOP At Havana
eHa ascertain the facts regarding the ndigniy
ta red H. lie Crescent City aud otner vessels
Il that pou recently.
By an arrival al Sag Halbor from s.. Hele-
Ha,lt Is n-certaned that John F. Carroll, Esq,
United States Consular Agent at st. Helena,
died in,r atsrr Il brief illness.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
BY WELLINGTON ConDTY
VALUABLE REAL TATE OF

Z "A IL Il
~, The LATE THOMAS RUTHERFORD- DE.
oLAsED, FOR SALE AT AUCTIUN.-Iu further
cutlon OF the last will and ties amen, of the
inonas Rutherford tie undersigned his exar,I
"li expose to sale, by public auction. on the
F. nises, on the days hereafter stated. the fol .ox
ao.,, 's,uaoe real estate, viz: on Wednesday the
tnr,e oetooer 1882, lin mediate'y after Gen Pew.
~ W IA ns are sold say at O'Clock. ,r.c,
10 90 on 'ne River Road in Heurjco ahon, ni.s
Tst U, RICHMOND, containing 34o acres
nu a. of eiock the same day. on the nrar,isss ~
'ne ei'y VI richmond about iC5 feat of -
Inc south line OF Marshall betwesn u ou"u VI
Henry stietts; 60 feet on the nor,S honfoe ana
street, between Monroe and Hepro So. Vi e ptnau
on the north line of Grace street. a, ,ho W Ieet
Adams street; 1921 feet on the sontb lin, -, y, VI
betw cen Madison and Belvidere streets. IIe
the south lipe of Cary, between Foushaa al -, %
ans streets; and 20 feet on the east line of A. 80
between Cary and Byrd streets. And on Fri5a,,
afternoon, the 22d October, 1852, upon the prem.
ses commencing at 81 o'clock from two to four
squares of land about half mile east OF the CITY O,
Richmond, near Mr.. Valentine Heckler's, north OF
Venable street, between 18th and 3uth streets
All OF the above lots and squares OF land will be
divided to suit purchasers.
Trims Of Sale All sums under $780, one-taird
cash, balance at six and twelve months; all sum:
over that amount, one.fuurth cash, balance at six
twelve and eight en months. In either case neg o
liable notes bearing interest, secured by a hds
deed JOHN RUTHERFORD
WIN. RUTHERF ORD
SAMUEL J. RUTHERFORD,
ALEXR FL. RUTHERFORD,
Executors.
Sale conducted by w Goddin Auc oc l5dts
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GREATEST NOV ELTY OF THE SEA.

" sON-At Cdd-Felows' Hall-Grand Exhibi.
ton OF phllOs optical and fancy GLASS WORKING,
SPINNING aud BLOWING, by Messrs Woodrotfe
& Ogden, VINO take great pleasure in announcing to
the cllZens Of Richmond aud vicinity, that they
Will give # their novel exhibitions at Odd Fei-
lows Hall, commencing Monday. October IL, and
continue every afternoon and I geuing during the
week-oI which occasion they will manufacture
fore each audience specimens Of Glass Work such
a. Cup de ascet ding ana descending in balloons,
Cupits drawn IN chariots by swans, doves and f4i
rles; vases Of flowers, birds Of Paradise. with
p!Lme2 " spun glass aud thousand other fancy
anc philosophical articles. ALL, Glass : Jiunlng at
the rate OF ten Thousand feet per minute INF ely
1cef than hair aud equally caste. Lady's Beau
titUi He'd Dress, clade FROM CURED spun glass; 10.
gether With ILLUSTRATORS ii MISUNDERSTANDING ass into
9Th
II order to Accommodate families one exhibition
VIII be given every afternoon, commencing al ) q.
cIeck, and one every evening Commanding 1t I o.
ciock abundance 10 each exhibition - cents.
During each exhibition the visitor Wi be pre- SEN
TED with ii beautiful specimen Of tle WORK which
they nay awe had the pleasure Of seeing u ade.
\. 3. The exhibition WlI be i'll tuc large Hall over
the concert rom. &C lift
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BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.

N EAT COTTAGE kESlDENC ON THE
' SOUTH l. NE OF MAIN, BETWEEN Sd AND
4TH STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTION viii
be sold on Tuesday afternoon, the 10Th October,
1882, upon the premises, commencing at | =
O'Clock, neat brick cottage residence on the south
line of MAN, between 3rd and 4th streets adjoiLing
On the East, the residence Of Mr. B. B. Minor The
house is built Of brick three stories high, having
six rooms, all new, and in excellent order. The
lot fronts % feet runs back 100 feet to alley on
which it fronts about 20 feet. Terms. one third
cash, balance at one aud two years, for bonds,
bearing interest secured by trust deed
&C II w. GODDIN Auc
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Executors.
Sale conducted hv w Goddin Aue or l5dts


~ tIOn.-Wi be sold, on Monday the 25th day
of October. 1852 upon the premises commoncirq
at b o'clock, Candles HILL" consisting Of three
haf-acre Lots, with the Mansion House thereon 1t
will be divided into suitable sized building lots from
ting the east line of Sd street and the line of
4th street. running back l20 feet alley % feet
wide With the Mansion House there will be sold
about 75f of ground Sd street. All the build
ngs upon The other lots will be sold to be noy ed
The location of this property in the most beautiful
par OF the city, and adjoining the public square,
soon TO be improved offer peculiar inducements TO
persons seeking building lot or residence in the
most imp 7ovlig part Ct the city.
Terms.-One-tifth cash balance at SIX twelve
eighteen and twenty -four months, for negotiable
notes, interest added, secured by a trust deed.
By request Of the owners:
oc l5-dtd w GODDIN. Auct'r
Whip ponv
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY JAAIEs m. T1VISE

VACANT LOT ON Id STREET Ann
BRICK HOUSES AND LOTS ON CHAIR.
Tf STREET AT AUCTION, without rear.
vati0n.-WDl be sold ON SATURDAY next. the
25rd instant, commencing at 81 O'Clock, upon the
premises that vacant lot situated on the west side
OF I'd street. near its intersection with Duval street
me Lot fronts about 40 feet and runs back say LIS
eet, and Is really pretty lot for improving.
Alier Wnlcr, Will be sold those two BRICK Houses
and Lots sltuated on Charity street to the re-
sidence OF Captain Joseph C. Wing6eld. These
Houses are lriy new, aud are built in neat and
substantial manner containing about rooms each.
Asthe above sales will positively be made with
out limit or reserve persons wishing to invest in
such property should attend
IEsMs-One third CASH; balance at SIX and twelve
munths credit payments 10 bear interest, and to be
secured by trust deeds
Gels JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Aucfr.
ERAME HOUSE AND Lot ON MOORE
Il STREET, AT AUCT ON-WilI he sold nm S.
turdsy the 23d day of October at Al O'Clock in the
afternoon, upon the premises, that Frame House
and Lot situated on Moore street, short distance
west OF bacon Quarter Branch Farm and near to
the brick yard Oi Messrs. Williams, Son IL Rag
land The house contains about four rooms ano
kitchen The lot ironts about 80 feet aad runs back
say 49, feet.
EIsp' Terms at sale
oci6 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctr.
G,IxTEEN BUILDING LOTS IN sYB.
~ NkY AT kUCTiON-Wili be cold on Thurs.
atit, -ist oCtooeis e. clocS, r NJ upon the pre-
IL ses, square containing tour acres OF land stua
ted in the town Of Sydney, opposite the beaui rul
grove Of M w Allen, ard lying within the en-.
closure OF BIZ. John Carter.
This property will be divided into Is lots, fronting
about AK feet each, and Jurn ming back the usual
distance; these lots being just without the corpora
ITO l line, aud aging beautifully for building purpo
feA, in a very improving neighborhood, should com.
mand the attention Of those having business in the
city, who wish to procure q convenient residence,
al moderate cost
TERMs:-One third cash; balance at and Is
months, vita interest, and the title retained till the
payment Of the last note
&C 10 JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auct.
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Home Testimony, -

.~~s hOme IesiiInOnye-ke au! from
S~>-S~A one Of The Oldest Magistrates Of this CITY
let the sick, the delicate, The declining talk TO
those we refer to, and then try this grand restora.
tive.
Baltimore, Sept II, 1851.
Messrs Mortimer Mowbray feel it a duty to
make known the benefits have derived FROM Dr.
itanptons Iincturc. For length Of time | have
been subject to great pr0stration of muscular pow
er. ard great ieOiuty Of the nervous system ac
cumpan led with palpltatlon and Huttering Of the
heart. had such sudden attacks that on one occa
sion could scarcely get home. | making mention
OF my case TO friend, ne referred &c Joseph <
Stapet0n, Esq an old and highly respectable Cit
u Baltimore, who bad used the Tiucture under
similar circumstances. | called On Mr. Stapeton
and, after an lltGrvieW Ofsome minutes was fully
satisfied Of the MEDICAL virtues OF the Tinctuf:
from the evld nee kttoIe me, OF his own person,
who, Tor some time previous, Indicated l4ilirg
state oi Eealthr bat now II hearty, hale APP ear
auce, with the activity OF yOath. / Immediately
commenced ufiGg the Tincture and bet tse i toOk
the contents Of one bOttl my strength was renew
I'd. ald | can walk as brisk and active
was twenty years ago. This Iinctur. Is the grand
restorative Of the digestive organs, VIII eli, when
destroyed, the whole stem is IN q state Of suffer-
in
10 aserit is, in reality, what it is represented
70 Jc ~ Dr. Hampton, the Inventor.
WM A, SJHAE5FER,
NOT III cay Il Waehln gtOn.
See cases Cough Rheumatism. Dyspepsia &c -
Sold only by o. 4. SIEECkEb-pRmph!ets gratis.
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BY JAMES VI. TAYLOR.
VALUABLE RESIDENCE AND Bull.

DING LOTS IN SIDNEY, AT AUCTION
o'clock P. M. upon the pre- Misses, thst and de-
srabe Cottage Residence, situated in the town OF
Sidney, Immediately opposite to Warsaw, and re-
Gently occupied by Mr.. L. Fl. Dance. The house
contains four rooms, with every clubhouse and
yeuence, all new and in rirst rate order, the whole
premises presenting neat and pleasant appear
After the sale Of the dwelling there viii be
sold from 8 to 10 Building Lots, fronting Warsaw
and running back J6O feet. They will be divided
considered to be the bt autully situated OF any
now to be had in that very improving neigh Dor.
hood
Terms.-One third cash-the balance at four and
eight month"; Tor notes with int rest added and the
title retained. By request Of the owners.
COLA JAS NJ. TAYLOR, Auctr.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, Oct.IG.
Sales of 300 bbls. Howard street Flour at
Sab !, and 100 bbis. choice brands at $437I.
No change in uran.
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-tJoTnment Of the COurt Of BISHOPS.
BlGLi>GTo>, N. j.. Oct. lJ.-The Court of
Hi~Hoss o.tnc EpiscopuI Church adjourned
tn.~ afternoon sine lie, after agreeing by vote
q. 70 f. nut to nv Bishop D0aue.
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ECg' Terms at sale
&C is JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Auctr
G,IXTEEN BUILDING. LOTS ms YH.
BY TOLkK :. COOk.

4 MFOKTANI SALE.-intendng to remove
Z to the city OF Norfolk, will sell at public auc-
tion on Thursday tue 2lst day the present month,
II fair, il not, on the first fair day thereafter at
onerwoC /, my residence, four miles below Pich
mond, beginning at 10 o'clock. my stock of Cove,
[twenty odd IN uumoer, including yoke OF Oxen )
and Hogs; Farming Utensils, consisting of Wagons,
Carts, WheatFan, Cutting Kn fe, PluWs, &c, &C :;
aso my crops VI Fodder and Straw; an excellent
Family Carriage and Harness, and No. pair Of
Horses; Household and Kitchen Furniture, conss-
ing In part OF sofas, Maaogony Rocking Chairs,
Plush Ann Chairs large Mirrors Mahogany Spring
Seat Chairs, Walnut Cane Seat do, Curl Maple do.
PLAN Scat do Commode, with Egyptian slab set
OF Curtains and Shades; Mahogany Wardrobe,
Lounge, Mahogany Bureau, Washstands; Rose
wood Bureau and Washstand, with marble slabs ;
Cottage Bedsteads CT Rosewood and Walnut Side
board Tables, Hat Rack, Carpets and Beds-ali pur.
chased a. the Moth wl;hin TWO years
Eight or ten Farm Hands for hire the balance of
the year.
Terms of Sale-Credit until the first Of January,
1888 or all sums OF s3J aud over, with negoti ab e
notrs and approved security; for al sums under
$50, Cash Will be required before the delivery OF
the property.
oc I5-Gtds LITTLETON B. STARKE.
S.,Ip m h,lp x tod f,uy
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g. e Sc EAGt.@.-NJktO.k
sS4ss< g1ssS6sx. PORTSMOUTH FALL
EASs11E~N~ RACES, Ic52-Nill CO I.-
@2@''% ->A.A-- Oh sTednesday,
October - .h ana continue four Gays
First Day. W OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES purse
. %, Two mile heate, TWO more to make race.
second Day, Thursday.-Propriotors pu-5.
$40, Two mile heats iva or more ~ make d race
Third Day, triday.-Jo. key Club purse,
$500 three mile meats. TWO or more TO make
race
Fourth Day. saturday.-Propri=t tors purse,
500, nlt2 heats, best three In i've, three or N II
to make race Entrance $50 to be added to the
purse.
Same day, q Mule race. Purse, so. mile heats,
three best in hve Already four entries to be kept
open until The no I OF starting. p entrance
- The proprietor has 10 hesitation in saying
THAI inducements offered to the public this Fall,
surpsss those OF any former season
The staJits tf the following gentlemen will be on
the - mr John 'Becher, Mr. Bullock hir
James Taiey, MIR Williams On, Messrs c L N Green
and Mr. Walden.
Between twenty and thirty horses, some OF them
tae best upon the Turf, will show that the good Old
days Of Racing have come again
w. w HARPER, Proprietor.
Norfolk, Oct D. 1882 &c Ia-yc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-18
NEW YORK MARKETS o., IA

Flouris held frmer-sales of 5000 bbls. at
81 81 a 81 81 for State brands, and 81 30 a
S - for southern. Wheat is frm-sales Of
II $50 bushels Ohio white at 104 cents; red, q5
a - nts;.Gennesee, 100 10 cents Sales