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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-14

VERY W LIABLE FARM OF 1879
ACRES, AT THE TERMINUS OF THE
WESTHAM PLANK ROAD, IA MILES WEST OF
RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-At the re-
quest of Messrs. b. F. Fred Anderson, acting Exc
cutors of the late Richard Anderson, decd shall
sell at public auction, the premises TUESDAY,
the 2s day of July, 1857 at o'clock. Z. NJ, IF fair,
II not, the next fair day. the truly valuable Farm
located as.above, now i'll the occupancy OF Mr. VIII
liam Anderson. 1t contains l3g acres OF land, all
der good enclosure and in the very highest of
improvement. The buildings the place are all
nearly new, ample for the genteel accommodation
oil large family, embracing ii fine dwelling. large
barn, stable carriage house, servants houses and in
deed every building usually found on first rate es-
tate. Possession will be given ~ the growing
crops can be severed 1t Is believed, taken whole
that there has not been offered in market for many
years farm combining more advantages than this,
whether reference be had to its location the eril
~ OF its soil 1t ia only half hours ride to Rich
mond by good plankroad.
TERNs-One-fourth cash. balance |, . and years
for negotiable notes Interest payable annually Sc
cured by trust deed.
Jy4 GODDIN & APPERS0N, Aucts.
F. SIN order to remove any erroneous impres-
sion, authorized 10y Mr. w Ill. Anderson 10 say,
that lie does not desire or expect to purchase the
foregoing farm, and evidence thereof he is willing
that the purchaser shall take immediate Possession
by paying fair price for the growing crops on the
place. GODDIN x APPERSON, Auct-.
Fly IL
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Sale by GoDDEx & AppBRsos, Aucts. " o~dt
VALUABLE FARM in HENRICO

LIABLE FARM IN HENRICO,
EIGHT MILES FROM RICHMOND FOR SALE
WEDNESDAY. the I'D day OF July, 1885, commeu-
cling at Y o'clock NJ, the valuable FARM, located
above, adjoining the lands Of Dr. Miles George DR..
Joisl VI. Sheppard, Mr. " e. TalL,trrro and others;
recently occupied by Mr.. IL. 4. Hoffman; contains
lo7 Acres. OF which about two-thrdz cleared the
balance il in original growth mostly Oak The i'm
provements consists OF a small Dwelling containing
three rooms, besides Kitchen, Barn, Stable, &c.
TERMs-One-tifth cash, balance at 1, 8, II and IL
months for negotiable notes interest added aud title
retained, trust decd. Taxes for ISL to be paid by
the purchaser GODDlN & APPERSON,
Auct's.
P. :. The above Land can be bought privately be-
fore the day of sale q Il a
liz 4-fls
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BENNETT, BEERS 4 FISHER. Drno.

u 4 - IA. O
gusts respectfully inform their friends that thsv
ara how removing to their Did stand I25 Main street
where they viii be- happy 10 execute all orders for ar
tclcs IN their line Oh tho lowest terms
1hey are new commencing business with an an.
urgly new stock OF fresh and reliable DRUGS MEDI-
ClNES. PAINTS. OILS, FANCY ARTICLES PER
n MEki; &c, embracing every thing USUALLY found
iii q fret class Drug Store. ~
We hope our friends and regular customers will
continue to send their orders, they can now be
filled without any delay. ~
To the public at large who have 20 generously SIM
ported us during tho last eight years We return our
grateful thanks and hope that in future We NAV look
for lArSel! increased patronage
"a RcCVlicCt tbs old stand:
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EACH S4TLPRDIT IN my
APPROXIMAfION 1

prizes Of 800 approxiInatin4 10 s6OOa
prize, are ssoo
prizes Of Sl75. approximatlng to $4,000 S'''
prize, arc Van
prizes of sI00, approximating to sl0en '''
prize, are A,
spri1es at $50, approXimating TO $500
prizes, are e.s
prizes Of $50. approSimating 20 SRsAa Wv
prize, "A
IL prizes OF $50, approximating TO slOoa
prize, are ,s.
% prizes OF So, approxtmating to 800 ''
prizes wa
= 600 prizes of 500 are IA AZ,
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PACKET ATS FOR


C@A A report has been circulated
ESSe on several occasions, since my shop
burnt down, 18th street about year ago, that !
wa not now engaged in the COACH MANUFACTU-
has operated in degree against my interest and
| take this occasion to say, they entirely fhse
having never contemplated stopping il since eeta-
blshed myself at &c Franklin street where am
prepared to execute all the branches of the business
neatly and substantially, at prices that cannot fail to
please lily Gin o. A. FRANCIS
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RUNAWAY,

~ $40 REWARD.-Ranaway from,
~ iL- .tl-. fIher, IN Monday last a negro Imam
y named hALAkL liz - about % yoar' Of
''-G--u All has st,uP in IN. shoulder. lie was
. .,a,r.y 'ua property Of Nh Be,0lsy, who reside
ne r ~ I-- tr5Iu the city ana prr, haS~i by
. law !a,s -Inea If Bic il-ou Hill Go. He has
r-su 81. -rlne gears past engaged in the we'll digging.
.s. .- iy,t 'i--7 we'll Known ia the uSl8hbOThsI
.f Bike ANruUa. The above reward will Ia paid
r.r b. delivery a. MT. 1At"s Iall, near AayOa
Bridge. kLIEAbhlH NiChEHS.
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WANTED. An industrious, careful
" MAN. g. work oD 81 fsgm short distance
,.af she cjtr. s"oh ug" vii d" "h'p''''" ''f TIC
l'.sH,r w. ''' JOHN CLESDTNINd.
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NEW MARKET HO

NEW MARKET HO
%&ELT. - TEL. CORNER, 6rn AND
%lyTEy~ ~ MARSHALL STREETS
$SAIlA~ The eub-, Ilhrrs RESPECT fully
.14uH"e t. the public that they have opcn.-i this
HOTEL and furnished II in the best -tye. PEtMA
hRhI HDARDEKS will find the best aCcomlnoda-
t,l.s At - ~ per W,,k. Tho best LAGER, LIQUORS
stI CIGARS Away 90 hand,
II il-ltr JOHN. hARAIAUSEN 4 GO.
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20 VOTING MEN tr the UNITED STATES
ySkc( MOUNTED SERVICE, 10 serve in kansSs,
.- Fau rom ; . 10 - IoT uiOuth. Horsta aCCOu-
r-.,,.. r.a.llu4 food and Iar,Irl Attendance fur
-s-s tEes. VI clyS,e-
- l-.,hrr u'tr1s.a,,,n. apply At tho Renlnzyous.
y.4lx.u street. opposite metropolitan Hall, Rich
81, nj VIRGINIA h II. kOHKRTSOS,
lst Lieut.. ~ Draauous,
ann recruiting ,Hhcer.
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pNL0LNI SUPTL4.-
an9 tons RED ASH. Egg size,"1
5D1 tons WHITE do lNTup Acrrr
800 tons FOUNDRY LUMP ~ a,
Orders may be sent to my office or when more en-.
venGn II iet with Mr. VI. W. Ford corner 9TH strs,t
anu BASIN. VIII receive prompt attention
je lG-dIm 18th street S1mth sida of = b h5.
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I AGER BEER.-Putup i'll bottles, fami-
- - u-e. Per dozen pints 81 Is; per dozen quarts
S225-25 centsa dozen allowed by return Of the bot
ties Orders left with Mr.. Q. A. strecker, Messrs
Laidley Robinson, or at my old stand will be
promptly attended TO- /. NILBACHER,
le n No AS Main st
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~ *IO REWARD.-The above re-

~ 70 NJ " \ - III HUVFe to
IA Rali viii be paid tar tn" apprehension and
ID \Feuverf g. ms IN thl- city Of JOHN JACK
sos a nr ,ro Iu4n. II Ltken out II the county
: 1rIr.-0 AM ,. Ittaken IL l"nri,p. lie l. young
.asr. gingerbread Cylpr and about t"-t inrht~
J. 4. sut hai on whom he left thr A,d FrucE Coat.
l~@t All FaL,s jackson Is The property Of Ju0. jas.
,-ra Il ar!cksbur., AMI sa~ hlrei If hT. Lewis
81 3. q tlu7 CRY. Last year hs was hired BY MIR.
Nu e. ~tIuurd ia FuwhaItIj, and "a lie has II wife
az tlf Mics ~riieA- who hFes mar Mir Stautrd-,
HAAS Pc lGrsIu. about thors.
J.. -.L-..t.L- L ] CRIME
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rHAS. RICHARDSON, Dealer in ia
~ NASA CIGARS and VIRGINIA TOBACCO,
corner OF Main and 10Th streets just above the new
Custom House, has the following superior brands Of
CIGARS on hand, viz:
LA FLOR DE TABAC0S," LA ESPASOLA, LA
CRILLA, CONSUEL0, ''SIGL0 XIX" and TRIO
H0NDO.p
AlsO-Ly nciburg and Richmond Chewing TOBAC
co; "RichardsOns Aromatic" Smoking do and Sc
yeral beautiful 'MEERSCHAUM PIPES
liars
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By f. b. Cook & Co., Aucts.

BY f. b. Cook & Co., Aucts.
FURNITURE, &C., AT AUCTION.-We
u viii sell, at our store on WEDNESDAY, 18th III
slant at 10 O'Clock, the Furniture &c. from family
declining housekeeping, consisting in part Of
Bureaus and Warrirubes
Cane. Wood Seat and Rocking Chairs
Centre and Dining Tables
Bedsteads and Bedding
Cooking Stove, in good order
2Parlof do Il
WILL BE ADDED
! Extension Table: pr. Card Tables
2 Centre do: Sofa Lounge
2 Sideboarsts. Bureaus, Refrigerators Safes a.,
ALSO-Fiye large Show Cases.
jy IA +. b. COOK co, Aucts
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NEW ARRIVALS-Per barque Presi-
~ dent, via Baltimore
30 boxes Oranges in prime order
800 do. Lemons
$50 baskets Olive Oil
900 boxes Clarct Wine. different Brands.
Also, from Boston
sU bbls. pure N. Il. Rum.
Prime Dates Figs, Almonds and Raisins.
" boxes Goshen Cheese.
Far sale by n. b. DICKINSON,
Jy l3-3t# No g. Fifteenth St
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF STOCK
IA OF GROCERIES, STORE FIXTURES, HOUSE
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, AT AUG
TI0N.-Will be sold on Thursday, 10th inst. at the
store on 18th ST. recently occupied by Mrs. Bridget
RIES consisting of Sugar Coffee Teas Bacon. Vent
son. Brandy, Whisky. Gin Fish Glass Jars, Earthen-
ware, and in fact the usual variety kept in we'll
selected Grocery.
Also-The HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
NlTURE. consisting of Sofas Chairs, Carpet, Centre
Table, Looking1ilas Bed Bedding, Bedsteads
and the usual variety of Kitchen Furniture The
same being nearly new and in good order.
FOR RENTING premises For Rent the IT,
mainder of the year. Possession given immediately
For terms, apply TO
CLAIBORNE BURNETT,
Administrator of Mr.. Bridget w. Sexars deed.
Sale conducted by T.. B. COOK & co.
~ IA AuctiOneers
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Dertihcat0 ola package OF 10 whole Tickets. $40
=" =. ~ nail 10
10 quarter N
10 eighth IA

. IN pkDEkIfo TICKETS OR CKRTfYICATKs
Enclose tho money TO our address for the Tiekcts
ordered on receipt OF which thoy will be forwarded
by first mail Purchasers can have Tickets endiniS In
any figure they may designate -
The List OF drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
to pure hasers Immediately after the drawing
B8 purchasers Will please write their signatures
plain and give their Post Office, County and state
~ remember that every Prize is drawn and pay
able in full without deduction.
R1 All prizes OF 81 900 aud under paid Immediate
OF thirty days. -'-o
All communications strictly confidential
Address orders for Tickets or Certifcatos IN
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. JOHN W. POLLARD, Chemist

~ and Druggist 18th street, between Grace and
~ Broad. would most respectfully inform his
xA friends and the public generally that he is al
ways prepared TO furnish Physicians Prescriptions at
any hour Of the day night and guarantees the pu
rity of all preparations used.
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NANTILLAS, MANTILLAS.-l50 Lace
4FA MANTILLAS new styles from 81 up TO $50.
~ real Shantila Lace MANTLES, that will be Of
| tered very low, TO clear them out.
good assortment Of Lace BASQUES on hand.
LINEN DUSTERS-A supply of the above,
Just arrived per steamer Roanoke. Prices from $50
up TO 81.
| Black Berage SHAWLs and SCARFS, from s. up.
Printed SHAW LIZ "a low as 81.
At the New York Mantilla and shawl Store.
| Jy ll-3t% J. RILEY, lg7 Main 81.
CABINETS.-25 Cabinets and Bureaus
~ just received. and for sale at very low prices.
je9 ALEX. MOTT, Auct
CHIP STUFF, BROWN STUFF AND
~ SHORTS, MIXED AND BROWN sTUFF-Por
sale by TALIAFERR0 Il BRO,
~ list Corner Cary and 18th SITS
pACON.-5O,OO lbs. Hams, Shoulders
II and Sides, for sale by
jyl CHAs. T. WORKMAN & Co
CHEESE.-50 boxes Cheese, prime
~ article, for sale by
jyn CHAs t. WORKMAN co.
RUTTER.-25 kegs Goshen Butter, just
y f1's'''ns' and ''t cH IA II T. WORKMAN CO.
CANDLES AND SOAP 400 boxes
~ Adamantiue Candies; 100 do. Tallow Candies; 200
do Resin Soap, for sale by
jyn CIAs. T. WORKMAN 60.
7 ARD OIL..-40 bbls. winter strained
IL Lard OIL for sale by
jyll 0IfAs. I. WORKMAN 4 90.
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MADAME DUVALL, AsrRoLoGER AND
80 PHRENOLpflSf, also the LADIES' BOTANI-
CAL PHYSICIAN, can be conzuIted for n short tim,
10 MANCHESTER aud will during her practice hs
most Happy to evnce her skill and Jud grnent for the
heneft OF those Ladies and Gentlemen who NAV
favor her. '
\; B,-MADANB DUVALL5 medical compound. ara
male from herbs gathered under the strong Influence
OF the Planets which rule them
NJ Residence, No , Bradley's Row, q fsw hundred
yards from thu Bridge. iy I9-9ts
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j. MILLmSER 4 BROTHER,

HOOP SKIRTS can be had at LEWIS
:. a. ~ 80 M ~ Ii 81 ~ ,
very low: Lawn and BeraSc Robes cost; Towels at
al per dozen; Worked Muslin Collars only l2isC; Lii
ncn ut SOC worth &c Summer CTayata mt I2iac Bon
net Ribbons at l2 lSH and q cts ColOred BOrdered
Idkfs at I2l2c; Lawn Dress Patterns at 81, ut
Jy II JACOB A. LEV :, Is Main It.
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xr~ss STEAMER BELVIDERE-
aL-l1sassEesssSSr FOR AUTHORITARIAN Tecev-
81 to-day. NUN DAY and up 10 the hour OF o'clock,
= N, TUESDAY, the llth inst.
'1ur!gue- T~!ug~tcd 70 send ior their goods To-
lay.
ShiPI~Esalr requested 10 send in the names of their
raL-lZurr-, Tuesday afternoon, OF their shipments
rli '~ consigned to order.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-11-05

The County Superintendent of Potter
County will be at the following places
and at the times here specified, for tbs
purpose ST examining teachers, viz:
ULYSSES, Thursday, the 26th of
Noycnber next, ut the school-house il
Lewisyile.
HARRISON, Friday, Nos. 9th, a,
the Cummings schoeLhouse.
BINGHAM CENTRE, Monday, Nov
Both, at the school-house.
OSWAYQ VILLAGE, Wednesday
Dec ID, at the school-housc.
SHARON, Thursday, Dec. Sd, at the
schoaEhousc near the mouth OF the
Honeyoyc.
HEBRON, Friday, Dee. 4th, at the
Crandall Hill school-house.
ROULETTE, Saturday, Dec 18th. at
the red school-house near Mr.. Weimers 5.
PIkE,T Tuesday, Dee 6th, at the
school-Louse near the mouth Of the " est
Branch.
C0UDERSPORT, Saturday, Dec. u,
at the Academy.
The examination at each of the above
places IS to commence at - 0 clock. a II.
1t Is expected that all the teachers will
make their arrangements to DC at one Of
these places, whichever may be the most
convenient. Those, however, who attend
the Teachers Institute during the entire
session, will be examined and receive q
certificate (lf quaiiicd) before leaving.
Each Teacher is also requested to fur
nish a reading book of the kind generally
used; also pen and ink, together with
at least two sheets Of paper, as a portion
Of the answers, i'll the different branches.
will be required in writing. As there
are increased facilities for teachers to
qualify themselves for the duties Of their
calling, the time has come for moi-
examinations
The ''Department of Common Schools"
has issued new forms for certificates. both
. PROVISIONAL and Pcrmanent;' the
State Superintendent has also given in
struction to the County Superintendcnts
TO re-eXamine those teachers now holding
Permanent certificates, and give new
Permanent certificates 10 such as are
worthy Of them, aud Provisional certiti-
Gates to others; also to annul the Pcrma-
nent certificates of those who do not sub
NIT to e denomination
These Instructions will be complied
with, and 4 higher standard Of quaIifca-
tioa will be required hereafter
1t is hoped that the friends of educa-
tion, and Directors especially, will be
present At the examinations. \ Lecture
will be delivered at either ef the above
places, on any subject relating to Com
mon School education, on the evening Of
the day Of examination, if desired.
j. HENDRICK.
County Superintendent Of Potter County.
GoUDERsPoRr, October y. 1887.
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On Monday the 18th day of Nov. next
Teachers Institute will be opened AT
.Coudersport and continue GFe days. Tho
object of the Institute is, to give instruc
dion in the most approved methods ot
teaching, and conducting the exercises Of
the School room. Six hours of the day
will be occupied in reviewing those
branches usually taught in our Common
Schools, and giving instruction upon the
method Of teaching. There will also be
Session each evening, for the purpose
Of reading essays, and holding discussions
on subjects connected with the advance
ment Of the Common School interest.
The time has been limited to five days,
90 that every Teacher ia the County can
afford to attend One weeks board, and
small charge Of three or four shillings
for contingent expenses, vii be all the
necessary expense aud it Is hoped, and
expected that the Teachers throughout
lhc County will make it convenient to at
t,nd The undersigned Will use every
,Hort to secure board on reasonable terms.
Those who design r. become members
cf the Institute, are requested to bring a
tdIl ~ II textbooks, Of such as are used
"a their .eaooi districts. The friends Of
education generally, are cordially invited
70 attend. The services Of eminent, and
experienced Teachers viii be secured to
give instruction and lectures during the
session of the Institute
ga.sa" who design to attend, should be
81 CouIcrsport Saturday evening, and Sc
rlrr their boarding place, 50 as to be ready
.ecommence Monday morning. BY com
.ag in a late hour on the first day of the
Institute, the whole day will bc lost. 4
uuuJcr Of the Directors Of the County
have mentioned to NE that they would
Ike to have a general meeting for the
purpose OF discussing some questions Of
interest relating to their duties. | have
therefore made arrangements that Thurs
dag evening Of the week Of the Institute
NAV be- occupied in discussing the follow
M questions:
FIRST: The importoace ofodoptinq a
.'.'" may ~ ~ t-c""'t", "Ot p"V III HS
School districts, Lut throughout tie
county
sEcoND: The propri~y qfpctitionjng
our Sfotr Legislature 10 rcolucc he nvn,-
d,l 81 Dircrto,. tiom sic to three; and
aIo~ Hcm Il compcnsot.oa far thsjr ser
,lrC5.
directors, BY attending this discussion
on Thursday evening, viii have fayora.
bic opportunity also to witness the clos
ing exercises of the Institute the next
day.
Directors, and Friends Of Education,
sha!. We have a general attendance?
J. HENDRICk,
Co. Supt. Of Potter County
COUDERsPORT, Oct. I, 1857.
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YATES COUNTY NURSERY.

VA II. OLIN & CO, Of the Yates County
w Nurseries, have for sale 4 large and
valuable assortment Of kREEF TREES
OF all varieties usually cultivated These
Trees are young and Of vigorous growth. The
qualities are the most choice known, and are
warranted GENUINE. Also, fine stock of
ORNAMENTAL TREES and SHRUBBERY,
for fall delivery.
Ray" Address orders to c. BEACH. Pen Yam,
Yates Co., y. Y Orders left with ROB'T. W.
NILES, Coudersport, Pa, viii be promptly
filed. l0:2-Glao.