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pRICK DWELLING, WITH 3 ACRES

pRICK DWELLING, WITH 3 ACRES
II OF GROUND ATTACHED. IN THE TOWN
OF SIDNEY, AT AUCTION--Will be sold, upon
tho premises, on WEDNESDAY, the list day of
April, commencing at ia O'Clock, NJ, the very de.
attached situated at the northwest corner of Pop
lar and Grove streets two north of the Fair
Grounds, and now in the occupancy of Mr. Peter ID.
Bernard.
The House contains sbout9 large aud airy rooms,
with Kitchen, Stable aud necessary out houses The
Lot Is enclosed and Of first rate soil
The location and contignity of this property to
the city, render. ii very desirable ASA suburban res
the sale.
TERMs.-s300 in cash the balance a credit of
Que and twb years. for notes, with interest, (paF-
able semiannually.) and secured bya trust deed -
Taxes for 1855, to be paid by the pu chaser.
JAS II TAYLOR & SON,
NH 26-codtds Auctioneers.
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By Larus & Shine.
no PROPRIETORS OF SPRINGS

j The advertiser. with II years experieace ~ H0
tel Keeper, would accept situation this snmlnsr
a. Manager or Caterer at any WATERING PLACE.
lar for Qualifications 90 any Hotel Keeper 10 this
city. AdArtss"H 4 H. box e6s, Post once.
tap H-2t
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE. IN AND NEAR To THE CITY OF
RICH MOND AS Commissioners. app0inteJ 10y the
Circuit Court of the city OF Richmond, 10y decree
made the 10th day Of March, ISIS in the cases of
Wicker Wicker's admir-. &c.n and Ferguson
VS., Wickers admir- &c" we slIalI, on THURSDAY,
I'D April, commencing at o'clock NJ, proceed to
sell upon the premises respectively, and III the iol
lowing ord r, the Real Estate of which Francis
Wicker died seized and possessed, TO wit:
lat. Eghteen-nineteenth CS-l9ths) of half-acre
Lot in Henrico county. with brick house thereon,
being the residence of Francis Wicker at the time
of his death.
2. 4 House and Lot on Ash street fronting there
on A. feet, aud running back 1872 feet
3. Lot on RO ;ketts and Elm streets about 90 feet
front, with four wooden teiements thereon.
4. A Lot near TaIiaterro's MILL
). Three Lots in Lewis plan.
6. A Lot fronting s71a tPet on Poplar street, and
running back l40 feet on Maple street.
plats and surveys Of the property will be prepar-
ed, and after lew days may be seen at the office of
the auctioneers.
TERMs-0ne fourth in cash; the balance in equal
instalments of 3. 6 and months respectively from
the day of sale, for negotiable notes with interest
added titles to be retained until the whole purchase
money is paid, and conveyances directed by the
Court Taxes for lS5S to be paid by the purchasers
ANDREW JOHNSTON, CComr,rs
JOHN o. STEGER, N0"
IINFs NJ TAVIoR 4
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g JAS NJ TAYLOR 4 SON A,
BY Goddin & Apperson-
TRUSTEES sALE OF HnI1sE AMI


TRUSTEES sALE OF HOUSE AND
Il LOTS ON CATUARTyE sTRFrr ~ pr,I
LUCK AND HARRIS ADDITION As Trpstses,
10 certain deed of trust from William Gilman ds
~ I'm sSember 1855 duly recorded in Richmond
hnsnnss Court. we shall proceed to sell az public
Aaact,lon, on the premises. on FRIDAY, the soth
April iss At O'clock. p NJ. the real estate con-
fronting 81 feet on the North side of Catbsrine
ssieet. iunnng back lei feetfo an alley. on which
ample accommodations for a large famiiv'
Issas- One-third cash. balance at and months
p ppsi n s no,s added secured By
The taxes fer ISIS 70 be paid by the purchaser.
EUsTACE g: MONCURE, / 60
WIN. Z. GILMAN. Trustees.
Sale By 6oDpIy & APPERsoN, Aucts. ap,s
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALu.
n ~ ALE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
Co.'S commits -ioner of the circuit court of Rich
mond. by decree pronounced on the 4th February.
n ,os IN me case OF Bradley against Nelson shall
on Wednesday, 18th day Of March 1885, ut AZ oclk.
"a far II not, the next far day. much Of the
following Real Estate in the oity Of Richmond and
the county OF Henrico, belonging to the defendant
Hall Nelson shall be sufficient to pay off and dis
esfags ,he sum OF money specified in the decree
on me east line OF sth st. adjoining Columbian Mills
canal, having thereon a framed Workshop run
lanyard, containing rood 81 poles and adjoining
also, the property occupied by Messrs Archer
Co also about one acre east aud west of 9th street
and south of the canal and river: also a slim III
ground extending from 9th TO It'll streets and ON the
southsde OF what ia now called Arch STIR ct and al,
Ioinng the ot OF Mr. Abraham Warwick; also. that
yaiuable property in Henrico county, on James ri
yer, known as Browns Island, containing about one
Acre, ana separated from the city of Richmond BIZ
the Columbian Mills canal
3kRMs-Enongh in cash to defray the expenses OF
sae ana cost OF suit: and to the residue ON ere
e ., e. ~ and IS months for negotiable notes salts
iactory endorsed and title retained Till the further
order OF the Court.
me SAID real estate will be divided according to
pan ana survey, TO DO exhibited at the time of sale
ne taxes Tor 1883 to be paid by the purchasers.
dEO W RANDOLPH Com'r
By consent of parties the above sale il postponed
70 MONDAY, 18th April 1855 at IL O'Clock p a.. On
lair; II not. the next fair day) G W L. Com'r
caie eonducted by GoDDiN q APPgRsos, Auets
ap Is
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A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE FARM 81

N MILE FROM THE CITY, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION VIII be seid upon the premises, on
MONDAY, the 10th instant, commencing ut AZ
White Plains" on the Williamsburg road q mile
from he CITY, nearly opposite the mt Erin" tract.
Esqr.
The farm contains acres, well nclosed and stock
ed with a variety OF fruit trees. &c The dwelling il
a handsome succeed building with rooms, beauti-
fully situated with lawn and shade trees also the
out houses. Whether regard BE- paid 10 the
nearness 10 the city its beautiful and heathtu stu
alton or to the fertility ofthe land this may be Just-
lv considered the most valuable Cottage Farm Of Its
size IL the neighborhood of Richmond.
TERMs.-0ne-third cash, the balance at and 10
months, Tor negotiable notes, with interest added,
and secured by trust deed.
JAMES Nj. TAYLOR & SON,
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DENMANsHIP.-Ths sncourasins

prospects Of success in the enterprise iufinAeed
In a iormer advertisement, have inducsd the sub
scrber 20 devote his time and attention psrmAnsny-
~ 90 the business: and having secured rooms, be u
now prepar. d 10 give instruction IN CON MkKuIAL
AND ORNAMENTAL PENMANsHIP. during the
day, at rooms over the Jewery store Of MessFs
Myers Jahnke corner Of Main and isth sersete.--
Two lessons week, az night, will also Do given 81
the above rooms and at central iocatons on eb0ekoe
and Church Hills. 90 that those who eaanst take
lessons during the day. ATTEND the hisht eehoot
az such place ~ may be most convenient. "a rs.
The course Of instruction wili be such ~ entirey
10 remove those eramped, stiff. and awkward habits
which 90 often result from erroneous instructtge.
and to impart free bold and iegibis styis o. Wri
ting.
Private lessons will be given when desired. either
10 children adults Of any age. And very liberal
deduction will be made 70 faniIies. RsFenes Who
wish their children 20 become good writers ~ the
short time and at the least expense VIII - we'll
10 have them taught sch nsically 1t nrs. and thqs
avoid those stiff and awkward habits yhiee. ~
once contracted. too often continue through me-
Glasses now being formed. and those Who Dc
sire CONNIE ncing with tho first course, wiu please
call at the rooms over Myers Jshnke,
Terms moderate, and satsfActofy iinprossasns
VISITING CARDS written in the best .tyIs q ne
| - M-1tG HHkYk.
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c. WENDLINGER-

n MERCHANT TAILOR. No. I46 MAIN ST
- Has Jnst received an elegant assnI tmeut o.
- Spring aud summer CLOTHS CAS8I-
NSAES. NESIlN1S &c. recently selected by him
q i viva great care which are superior II yariet.
AMI quality IL auy heretofore exhibited by him.
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NOTICE LADIES AND GENTLE
In MEMS AUCTION SALES THE MOTT ELn-
CANT STOCK OF JEWELRY YET 0RfERKD-
Mr.. WIN. II. ELLIJTr having returned to this city,
will offer TO the public one Of the richest and most
zens of Richmond have ever had the privilege Of In
specting. These goods viii be offered this morning.
and will be open for inspection at any time during
the day and evening for enc week.
a1- Auction sales for Ladies' every morning at u
o'clock. and for 9entlemenfeysry evening % N
o'clock, commencing THIS4DAY. The public are
respectfully invited to call.
At No $50 Main street.
Ladies' sales at o'clock. p NJ.
Gentlemens sales at Ia o'clock, NJ.
These sales will not interfere with my morning
and evening sales, at No 2l7 Main street.
NH g HENRY w QUAkLE6. Auos.
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T. 6. MCELR0Y would inform his Gus
. .a,rs a,j Ii-r.54 that be- may b. found with Nj
~ h9LING EE, and rsps ctiuly sulicts call and a
q sutfuUa-Cr - Their patronage. az I'm
Ia OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES !!
"a CLDTUiNG.l CLOTHING The suiscri-
= D-r has Just received his stock of SPRING
L. ClCfiilNG and GEATLkAifN'S FUF-
Ni>ti!NG GOODS. 20 which he woui1 ask tle AZ
i"uti0a 81 lis ilieuds and the public generally.
r. 3 SPENCE,
apt No I2a, corner OF Main and 18Th sta.
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No.. ..r.,. O. beautiful iat q; Spring auj summer
-r3lI>EhN 4; ! or o|d .ta.A No. 2t1 trosd street,
ma, L.. t,lw-'U 8t AMI sth streets, "H THURS
tt. H., trtA iisssut when sac VIII Toe pleased g.
. t..r,r..fn lsoGS and the ladies generally.
A. Az Eiu6s oi MILLINERY done III the most
q. i , .,e' fnu.auucr. md on reasonable terms.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

l. .RFAL ESTATE ON HULL STREET, MAN
CHESTER.-By virtue DIT three several deeds Of
trust from Elisha Bowen and wife, the first to g. G.
McRse trustee the second to Jno. Howard, trustee,
and the third TO Andrew Johnston trustee all duly
execution thereof proceed to SELL at PUBLIC AUC-
TION ON the premises on MONDAY, the 18th day
of April at IL o'clock z. NJ, if fair ii not the next
deeds, consisting of Lot, having a front of about
So feet on Hull street. running back los feet having
thereon two framed tenements, one OF which Is an
excellent grocery stand The title is believed be
good, but the trustees will convey with the usual
special warranty Thestaxes for 1858 to be paid by
the purchaser.
Terms reasonable, and made known at the hour
of SALE
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NOTICE.-COAL. COAL. COAL-Th

~ sabscribers prepared to furnish al Who are
In want, COAL of superior quality from the BLACK
Heath" and old 4Etna Pits at the shortest notice.
- Orders addressed TO US. throush the Post Once -
Richmond. will meet prompt attention.
TOMPKING 4 CO., IS
NH i2--2taw4ws JNO. RABRA3. Atty.
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EARM or la2 ACRES in HENRTCO,

t'AHM OF I3Z ACkE6 In HENkICO,
L 10 MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND. WITHIN
~ MILES OF HUNGARY WATER eTATI0N,
located farrh, formerly owned by the late Robert
Brock, aud now In the occupancy Of Mr.. II. y Tyler.
ssts Of dwelling containing rooms, besides harm.
kitchen. &c. There Ii an excellent orchard on the
Price low add terms reasonable. Apply to Mr.. Ty-
NH 29-atawIn GoDDIN d APPRRsoN.
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VALUABLE HALF ACRE LOT ON

BROAD AND 18th STREETS FOR SALE AT
AUCTION Will be sold on TUESDAY, the 10Th Of
April. 1855, on the premises, commencing at 81.
O'Clock. or Immediately after Mrsp an Lewis sale
the above hands me half acre. which will be diyited
into five lots each fronting 81 feet the east line OF
2gth street.
TERMs.-0ne- fourth cash; balance at 8. and 9
by trust deed or title retained The taxes for 1888
10 be paid by the pu chasers
an "a GODDIN APpERSON Aucts
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By James NJ Taylor & Son.
DESIRABLE PROPERTY In DUVAL's

MISERABLE PROPERTY In DUVAL's
~ ADDITION 1T AUCTI0N.-WiiI be sold, upon
the premises. on III ESpAY, the 10Th inst com
nencing at AZ O'Clock. lst. valuable lot of land,
containing two acres in the county of Henrico Uu-
walls Addition, and nsarly opp1.ite the residence Of
Mr: Jos. Fulcher, and known lot No. 2l2 in said
addition.
I'd. Another lot nearly adjoining the above, con-
tanning acres. more less. The property is well
located, and is particularly adapted for a market
garden.
TERMs.-One-thir cash; the balance at 8 and IL
months, for notes with Interest added and secured
by trust deed JAS III TAYLOR d SON
Auctinpperg
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IA Dole AND HARNESS

n FIRST PREMIUM, THOROUGH
6SBRED STALLION TR0JAN.-Will stand
the present at my stables, within one mile Of
brakes Branch on the Richmond and Danville Rail-
road and will serve Mares at 10 the season. II paid
in advance; insurance. $50. deduction of 20 per
cent 10 persons putting five mares, and all
necessary attention given for $40 per month. For
RICHD V. GAINES,
fa25-d9m Brakes Branch. Va.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF 81 ACRES OF

q
i LAND, ON THE WILLIAMSBURG ROAD 8
MILES BELOW RICHM0ND.-As trustee in a deed
of trust from Mr.. A. B Carter to the subscriber,
dated LIST November, 1864, duly recorded in Henrco
County Court shall proceed to sell ut public auc-
ton. on the premises. ON Saturday the nth April
1855 at AZ O'CLOCK. p. NJ the tract of land conveyed
by the ICED aforesaid, containing n acres lying on
the north side of the Williamsburg road about
miles below Richmond, adjoining the lands Of the
late John Finders decd and being the game of which
Ned Cary died seized.
TERMS Reasonable and made known at the hour
of sale. Such title is vested in the Trustee will
be conveyed to the purchaser, which however is
believed to be good. The taxes for 1883 to he paid by
the purchaser. JOHN POE, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDlaN & ArRERsoN, Aucts.
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FOR NEW YORK.-Tb.

N -An IUh M " lONh.- 1T
- 4sssE steamship ROANOKE will receive
Nx-I.4lIs.fsl Freight all day FRIDAY, the 10Th
zsssE inst, up to the hour Of O'Clock, 7 Nj.
CVnsgnees requested to end for their goods.
LUDLAM WATSON,
a I - lffln nsif- Sfpainfrsi Is hArNns
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o. SEBASTOPOL.--This celebrated
0NRACE MORSE will stand at Fairfield Race
Course near Richmond at $50 cash the sesaou. con-
mencing 18th of March and ending Let Juiy. Mr..
Dom. manager on the farm, will receive tins shove
fee. which must be sent with the mares. other
wise they will not be served.
Henrico county, March 18th, 1858.
d. 4 Kfaxr
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ron Rnnr AMP sALu

A VALUABLE pRIv1TE Dwell.
Nh M mn NJ, S ~ SksSk sIRkET, BETWErT 49Ir
are antherised Cat The request o the esnn, III
ss,y io ssSr RsifSnis TO sell the ass and s3
tue oeeupaney OF the late John Womb,a 'Taentx in
Sfbs i.s recommendations for large family ~
&C. The i L., Isse Kitchen, stable. carriage hsusS
l2s leet 70 an sey. The whole prsss. arr "sp , 81
Nil he rented !, aes sold within The nest ten days. i
terms viii IL eatsiat tenaat. The price and
ap l6-lnt I0DniN n " S,ss19rc>.s
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FOR LlVERPOOL.-lhe British

E--lsr1.s bark CHRISTINA. CGpt. TRIMBLE, has per
fOrulr but voyages, aud is first class vessel will
3tsH bbls OF -four about AJ hhd5. OF tobaC.
49, now lying Ia the dock, where her entire cargo
be taken in, and will be loaded without delay
II efficiency is offered. For freight of tobacco.
ap Is-2t W CHARLES PALMER.
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q Ton kENT.--An excellent family

Iss assaence. with large lat attached nnntsis.
ac,, Siasohe shade trees aitstite ON 9th Gtrsat :,
~ stanea North Of Leigh. Fronoh Gasien ul
Es'~ IN .a q, 10, and Iesitance Of Wm, " Ettshe
xert uNeiting Is large. well ARRANGED anal In
kitrb". 'eeatr' ana Is supplied with yaa Ihn
k,vSs ~ now Possession given immediately, ~
~ ~. Il. r0lNDEXTER
- - Pearl str,st
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FOR A

TDBACC0 FACTORY OR WAREHOUsEs ON
18TH, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STRFfTs
FOR SALE AT AUCTI0E.-Wil be sold on TUES.
DAY, the goth April, less, on the premises conmeu.
eng at O'Clock, NJ the valuable lot located a.
above; being the sane on which stood the stable at.
tacned TO the United States Hotel recently destroyed
~ nrc, fronting 81 feet, running back l05 feet 1t
is admirably adapted to Tobacco Factory or large
Warehouse. - $50
TERMs.-0ne-fourth cash; balance at 6. l2and Il
months for negotiable notes Interest added secured
~ trust deed, or title retained. The taxes for
1853 to be paid by the purchaser.
ap II GODDIN & ApPERSON Aucts
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- saiiing schr BLOUSE. THATCHER master.
having portion of her cargo engaged, and going
"a board. will have immediate dispatch. For re-
"a 4iuder. apply to -
az y--2w W.D. C0LQUITT & Co.
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HALL Il GUIrEAU.

A TTORNHYS ANnCOUN6ELLERs NOrARIES
APuolic, C,mmissi5hers Of Deeds for Maine, Yer
mont New Ham, shire, Massaohusstts, New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, virginia, OHIO, Tennss-
se. Kentucky, Illinois and Missouri Once N, 2S
Main 1t one door south Of Co,k d Sargents Bark
July LIST, 1858. lulyl l-dhwlv
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800 Crates Of CfOCkcFy
W,hOlesnle aud RefnlL

I HAvk in store and. for sale the largest seOrk u
L Goods In this line, in the State. My stock co.,
sitso all the varieties Of Ohtnd GLASS 1nd EA1SA-
en- Wave, yellow Rockingham ware, silver S1atsA
aud Britannia ware. Bohemian, belgium and Amer =
lean Glassware, Solar and Fluid Lamps, Chsndeileis
Cir iahdoics, Lamp wicks, Chimneys and 0soees.
Looking Glasses aud ]. ohing 6la.s plates, end all
other articles usually Kept ia this line.
Grocke9y- Consists Of upws rds u 80 crates and
Casks mpo TED direct fron the potert.e In Liverpool
which enable. ne " sell my goods 10 grr cent less
than any other deaie, in the market.
frerch Porcelain. IL hsve just received . very
isr.fe stock ~ white and gold band China diSect nom
IAnioess, France NJ asssngexeDt with the MANA
faturers such that receive none dast the b. o
gvade Of gcos Of th- latest most a.rOvsd syles.
Gold band and decorated tea sets Gro worth fPoua
eight u fw-nty-fve dollars, dinner sets and olh~r
o ticles n oil prices.
silver Plated Wa1s.-I hsvs just received .
very large stok of Plated goods OF Rosers, Smith =
Cos make. An goods sre warranted " be plAted on
the best quality o. white metal which can with din
Guilty b. distinguished from silver.
l.osklng O1ssses.-I have larger quantity
than has ever before been offered for sale 10 thls
place. Knives, forks asA waiter sOf every qualify
and siss. In fact sveTythinG appsrtaining = this
line Of business oanbs bed By calling st Ne. 10 L.
Claire Block.
nay8dAwN @. Z. W0DD.
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l. A T ES Il N EW S,
LAIER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Ni0gnrn.
BY TELEGRArH.) J

HALIFAX. sept 22-The steampship Nj
ag.ra arrived at five this morning.
The steamship City Of W ashington, from
New York 2oth ult, arrived at Liverpool
on the 9Th
The Nova Scotian from Quebec, on the
2Sth, arrived on Saturday.
The news by the Niugara is not Of mark
ed Importance, though interesting.
Nothing further in relation to the eondi
tion Of the cable had been given to the
public
The directors Of the company we're to
hold meetings on the dgy the Niagara
sailed, to discuss further action In the
meantime the shipment of the large shore
ends. from Plymouth to Valcntia had been
suspended.
The reported cession of the port OF Villo
France, ia the NJ Mediteranean, to Russia is
confirmed.
The bank Of France had gained 5000, 900
francs in specie during tie month Of An
gust.
Later news from India and China had
been received, but it was not important
The bearer OF the English Treaty with
China, accompanies the mail.
The Treaty itself confirms the announce.
ment in relation it it. brought out by the
North Briton and Northern Light.
Breadstuffs quiet-provlsions steady
Consols for money 81.
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flor the Democrat,1

A CARD.-MEssRs. EDIrORs l find
in you paper this morning . statement
signed "James Morrow, Dentist" which,
without word from me might make the
public believe that in the awarding OF
prizes for "best specimens Of Dentistry at
the late Fair Of the Scott County Agricul-
tural Society, there had been an unfair
ness in such award.
had no intention of exhibiting my arti-
cles at the Fair, until heard on Friday the
10th inst, (the week before the fair that he
was to exhibit some articles of his manu-.
facture, and I thought that this year he
could not take the first premium without
competition.
A resolution passed by the ''Misaissippi
Valley, Dental Association" at it, session
in St. Louis in 1857 read thus.
"Resolved, That the exhibition of speci.
men cases of Dental Mechanism at Cattle
Shows, Mechanics Fairs and other similar
places cannot but be regarded as derogatory
to our profession and will never be resort
ed to by any intelligent Dentist who de-
sires its elevation"
Ny apology to my brother Dentist and
the Association" for breaking resolution
Of that body must Be. that exhibited 4
sass. that hs might not bsar a. the palm
without soinpstition.
Aftisls I. q ~ nrfAwt 4 ~ ssstl q
ksllsslsasai 1sdst0 ies6Di
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Trllstee,s S0lc.

XTHRRKA6 OH the 9TH day Of August, 4. y.
w 1887. Heury Bosen aud Elsey Bowen, hts
wife. cu,sd unto David y. True. Tvustee
o-rtan Deed OF ust convey ng To said Trustee Tho
land IN bcstt County, Iowa, deserted - follows.
'o.witt Part ~ the eAst hals Of los numn<r
twenty -ore. [2i1. IN the Cry q Davtnport; Ysein
ming . point Ior y 1901 Il vest AID two 6undr
and venty-s.x 76-lbO, lz7G 10 1901 feet north of
the southeast corner OF said out l. ht-theDcc th
MY I60I feet. thence vert hunifcd and nfsy
[lsOl n. thence soutn Atty l6Ol ~. thence
hundred and nr5 1901 10 plsc. Of beainning; which
said conveyance was made BY - "a Henry Rovsn snd
Elsey 4. Bowen, tor the purpose Ing tho pAy
mcnt of certain bromisso,y note and shs inter. u
there On. aligned ~ the said Ieny Bowen dated tho
4th aAy Of August, A. u. 1857 for the cs tour
ward, due nnetS.ys after its is'e vrh interest ..
And said note hav ing become due and payable
and the said II. nry Bowen havng failed TO pay tho
same. Dav!dS True, trustee a'oresatd. do here
by g,vethis psbc notice. that by virtue of ,hc power
whichis In me vested by ssti deed ~ Trust, Win
TUESDAY the I4th day August is5s st the hour %
O'Clock the Afternoon of said Cay, at the O0urs
House door in the ctyDf Davenport. expose and csr
for sale st public auction, the highest bidder for
cash the premises above described, or 90 much
thereof a. shall be sufcient 10 satisfy and pay thu
amount ,aid note With The interest thereon 70 the
day OF SAFE together with all the Costs sn e1penou
ning said sale, costs of this notice and Trustees
fees. Upon the completion ~ such sale desd vii
be given sreordance with the stiIuattons Of Vohi
Deed .. Trust
Datsd September 22d d. 1855.
DiyIDs. TRUE.
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