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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-09-25
PRENTICEAN,

The next meeting Of Trumbull and Doug
las upon the stump will draw tremendous
crowd. Every body will go to see th,
dreadful little giant cut Trumb1li's cars off.
No doubt he spends al, his leisure hours
whetting his knife and his courage.
An Illinois paper advises Mr.. Douglas to
'look round before trying to reply to Mr..
Trumbul's expose of his course in relation
to Kansas But pray, how can poor feI-
low sloOk ronnd' when he is sl,arnerad2,
An organ of Douglas boasted that he lit
upon Senator Trumbu!l Mt Beardstown.-
We guess he flew off again without suck ing
much blood.
1t Is thought by somr, that Mr.. Douglas.
instead of threatening to cut off Mr.. Trum-
bulls ears for telling the truth, had better
cut oil his own to avoid hearing it. s
Bulwer has played the dickens in his house
hold, and Dickens has playcu the devil in his.
Douglas saws that twcntv- one wears ago.
he entered Winchester, ILL.,, poor boy, with
coat on his arm and not dollar in his pocket.
lie is at the end Of quarter of century
then, poor fellow still, accused Of having
turned his coat. and NOT having eight real
principles in his heart or pocket. There il
| some reference to his final fate in the initials
of his Names A D!
The celebration on Tuesday night, general
iy passed off very well; but we have to an
nounce the melancholy fact that several
women were probably consumed in one of
the large boniires in the second ward. We
rode by shortly afterwards and saw the re-
mains of the hoops.
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CT Jim Il tells good yarn about
one OF our Shell bark lawyers Ills client
was up on two small charges, frivolous
charges as shell dcnominated them, (sor-
glng note of hand and stealing a horse.)
On running his eye over the jury, he didn't
like their looks, so he prepared an affidavit
for continuance, setting forth that princi-
ipal witness was absent in Alaba,nn. He
read it in whisper to the prisoncs, who
shaking bis head, said, Squire, Il can't swar
tn that ar dockymint.' 'Why?' 'Kasc, hit
hointr Old she'll inflated and exploded
loud enough to be hcard throughout the
room: what forge a note, and steal =
hoss, and can't swear toya lie And he left
the conscientious one to his fate.
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A GOOD ONE. a.s.-s-r a., s.1
a Michigan paper relates the following

- a Michigan paper relates the following.
sThe Common Council having 81 ordi.
nance forbidden the ringing OF an auction
ed an auction room, lodged the penalty iu
the following Ingenious manner: A horse
was provided, completely covered with
gandily coreredcloth, upon which was let.
tered, .4Auction ats the checkcrcda store, d.
and O'Clock this afternoon A ladfur.
nished with tin dinner horn, mounteo md
rode the horse thus cnparisoned, throdkh
the streets-.-ehas proelaiains to a woniars
ing people bath the ~isdonsOf the CossaSA
and the autiSn At tho chsskssest s.sresest ID
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Two years and a half ago one of our
citizens, to oblige friend, the Captain Of
a ship about TO sail for the East Indies. gave
him a eat for the purpose of Keeping the
vermin on board in proper subjection.-
Pusscy, during the intervening time,
yoyaged to Calcutta, therce to Liverpool,
back to Bombay, thence to Charleston.
S. c., and finally to Boston. A few days
after the arrival Of the ship.at this port tho
former owners Of the cat wcro sitting at
break fast, when in walked tahhy, the same
as il she had never been away from home,
and after general review of the the premises
she came and jumped on the knee of the mas
ter OF the household, as had been her won't
IN old times. The story is q curious EVIDENCE
OF attachment to locality in the animal aud
singular proof of its retentive memory.
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WILLIAMS l. DEWEY,
ouse-Carpenters & Builders
Neil BLUFFS. low A.

A RE PREPARED To MAKE CONTRACTS FOR THt
~ erection of Buildings the most reasonable terms
Piaus Elevations and Specifications drawn with Acru
racy. Jobblmc IT all Kind promptly attended TO.
J" Shup On the Corner "f Jcns"n and Centre SITS
(ni9-ly.
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:ss y A PROFESSIONALS gentleman Of our
acquaintance has hanging ID his room alarge
colored engraving Of u quadrspsd, Yulgarly
known as a jackass. Not long since a friend.
'of his dropped in, and stopped before the
picture, gazed intently upon it for few
moments and tl,en.sung out abruptly, and
as he imagined, very wittiiy: .ssss
Halo, doctor is that your Portrait "a
@s 'Oh no. replied the doctor, coolly, that's
simply a looking-glass.' "a "
The anxious inquirer suddenly discovered
that he had some business down the street,
and departed. -. .g. *. ....s. -
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Cy,'First class in oriental philosophy,
stand up. Taibbeletts, whati is iife?' 'Lifo
consists Of money, n hoss ,and fashionable
wife, Next, what is death?' a paymnstcr
who settles everybody's debts, aud gives
the tombstones as receipts in full of all de-
mands.' sWhat is poverty?' srhe reward
of merit genius generally receives from n
discriminating public What is relisiony'
Doing unto others as you please, without
allowing them return Of compliment
'What is faine?' 'Asix line puff IN |. news
paper Will living, and your fortune to your
enemies when dead.' .'fgs s-.zst 8 s- .Ss
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,. CaSAFY.
rlSADV & TEST,

EENE.K All T'N-NU y" ~
BLU iS.i - go - : ''' - '''''
r ppONpTIY ATTEND TO LAND
w Agencies, COLLECTIONS, Investing Money, l""''-
ing and SclIlug Land Warrants, am AL "her ouHi's
i'' '''7 niu.
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LYDIA LANKFORT'S WEDDING

End Of the wonderful onc-hoss-shay.
Logic Is iuSiC. That's all say.
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COLLINS HOt 81.
CORNER OF 3uu AND MARkBr STREEfS,
Dsx .HOtAs fHy, s"sc"'
pEITON........ VI. COLLINS.
pROPRIETDRS.
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douufil Bluffs Nonpare'''
rrn,1.urp EVERY SATURDAY MORNING. By ?
MAYNARD s. A. d. LON"'
ou;,.-So. 1, Palmer's Block sra s'0l'' T
,vs.-sa PER IEAN N ADV ANUH'

FRANK STREET,
..u0r at Lar, COnrsy""s'r
r G.m.rGI Land -sss"f'
COU.v1IL BLUFFs, A"".a'
Feb I3-nfe-u.
DIR. w. S. CRIMES,
puysiciau and surgeon,
s-orrIcE-sccond Story, Hasg's Block Mila'e
Broadway.
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ID, c. BIOOWER,
.>otaru F.mbItc = ton'mfssf"n.T OF Dee"s'"'
IN, STATE or .NfW York.
rrrDS 4 xCONyEYANCES OF ALL KINDS,
- promptly flied out and acEnoweasen u,,so
Il +. once in Empire Block, opposite racine 'o"'e'
7-ul- Ill
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COLLINS HOUSE.

frpcM NEW IeRKl
- once on broadway, opposite Pacific N"use -E
yehruary 2O-p13-6nls
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BOARDING. 40. s

New, AND FASHIONABLE Do6RElinl'
ias , aSSn sSs ss.- JOHN A GARRETT ssv
dencc Of VIM Grssn n,''dosss and desirable res
W. be prepared by the sad ,,,.,s ana MAN
tsns several larse ae es',sng board hsaaa,es ~
, ~ s Pheasant part of the etsy. ana es =. ,ani
st,p't =, 49, le-the pronrietor making ayrs
Accommodate day boar,lers es also prepared 10
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MARINE INTELLIoENCH.
rs, ., R.s,moad Ms,ca % ihsa water lo724 a'c,i
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED,
s,,.,.>, f,ty n Richmold Mitchell Philadelphia,
- a.6 passengers II u Tattle.
srhr Native, kooss, Eastern Shore, oats, 10 zap
'N s,hr Friendship Deal. York River wheat, Logan
N st,a,.r u4Elg Brown, Richards, Petersburg.
v.hesT lysfwi,k n Bsrksdaie.
SAILED,
sta.s,e, Roanoke, skinner, udse ana passengers.
s,esm~T Besvidere. Keene Baltimore. mdse. Ind
S,Sg RSsenga;b, Rogers, Boston, Eidse, DS Cur
S1lr R,.u ,Ioiisbossns h, Bunting, Norfolk mdse.
n u 4 ,lau.ti 4 CaE Ssss& S1sSSH~%s
hv Fiora ias StsGSti, down The river, hght''.
Lighter janet Drew, Petersburg. mots-Ses ana
suaar. { Workman Co
Chr Spiri ii the Times. Slower Washington via
rst WSithslI. oval.
sebr cala.alus. Hall, from Frederitkshurs, ar
,iyei Il FhllAdph his l9th last
EriQ Kentucky, Niehols, ior Richmond. cleared at
New York lisa lasl ~,
.lsarri a. Baii. more nth inst
S-hr CAipf FidgeS4e. Tor fredericksburg. cleared
:, NV York i4.h iHSt S,hrs Angeline an Cleet
i.anaa: and osa,a, Alien, tom James hiser, ar
rl,p4 ut io sane d1N.
M shig Victory John 30. from Liverpool. arrived
- Norfolk 18Th inst. experienced heavy weather
,,t,ns haJ passage: sud wes thirty days OF the
,st Stirs Otaan, Aavon. aud w Davis Thomas
,rsD, Rirhuland arrived at do same day
S.hr Casper Hen, Shoe, tJr Richmond. cleared ii
VAra.fclnEla PATH inst.
Ruk R,,AJ.,k chase. toT Richmond, cleared 81
\,u York ZJth last.
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NI 0O0 A YEAR, 81 56o I yEaR
THE GREAT PROBLEM soI.yfni

~, IN. MokSES INYIGORATING CORDIAL
swer OF duly converting food into life sustai,;as
element. 10 relieved by a single conrsa at fS,s ts
s'ina,,t Ionic. me gastric Had reacquires its
soifent power, and the crude nutriment which yas
iosu ana burthen to the sufferer whiia hi. a.
So ofgailzation was para'ized and upstrung
becomes, under the VIII Slesome reyoution +,
tns system, the basis of activity, strength and
acute, physical agony VI neuralgia Ticdolorc,v te
oiatitfy headache afflicted with yagna terrar
ralNsi. s ny periodical ITS threatened with pa
iasstnde which proceeds from lack of nervoas one
ergy. or experiencing any other pain or disability
III machinery WHICH connects every member Will
the source Of sensation motion and though" Win
ttes ininedlate dement, from the use Of this Cordial
which at once claims, invigorates and regulatss H.
shattered nervous organization. 'i'
Females who have tried it are unanimous in dc.
carin2 the Elixir 10 be the greatest boon that W.
man has ever received from the hands of medical
men.
Morse's Ipvigorating Elixir has direct ;mra
date and astonishing effect upon the apnetitn y
While it renews the strength of the digestive now
ers it creates desire for the solid material which
to be subjected to their action AS an appetizer II
has no equal in the Pharynacopia.
If long life, and the vlgor necessary to its eniov
ment are desirable. this medicine is indeed of PIE
Its beneficial efectsare not confined to either seq
or 10 any age. The feeble girl. the aing wife the
listless enervated youth. the overwOrn man Of br-
sness, the victim OF nervous depression, the ind-
vidua suffering from general debility or from weak
ness OF SlnR's organ. Will All ma immediate and
permanent relief from the Use of this uncomfortable
renoyator. To those who have predisprsition to
paralysis it will prove complete and uniailin9 safe
guard against this terrible malady. There are
many, perhaps, who have So triied with their con-
stitutions that they think themselves beg ond the
reach of medicine Let not even those despair. The
Elixir deals with disease as it exista without refer
TO the causes, and will not only remove the dis.
order ITSELF but rebuild the brC ken constitution.
LOSS OF MEMORY,
Confusion, gddiness rush of blood to the head mel
ancholy. mental debility. hystetia wretchedaess,
thoughts of seldestructio fear of insanity, h po-
chondrasis, dyspepsia. general prottration irrita-
biIity, nervousness. inability to sleep dstaste Incl
dent to females decay Of the propagating functions
hystera, monomaDia, vague terrOrs, paipitatioD of
the heart, impotency. constipation. etc, etc, from
whatever cause arising. it IL, fthere is any reliance
to be placed on human testimony, absolutely infa-
Hble.
The Cordial is put up highly concentrated in Sint
bot SO per bottle two for - dollars six for $40
c II KING. proprietor, 1872 Broadway. New York. -
Sold by druggists throughout the United States
Canadas and the West Iudes.
Sold by FISHER Il WINSTON. Main street, and
PURCELL LADD CO, Richmond. Va.
ia 22--dln
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BY Larus & Shine. Annts

SPLENDID STOCK OF GOLD AND SIL-
~ YER WATCHES AND JEWRLRy OOTN s1I-
YER WARE. &C., AT AUCTION.-Wti be sold At
public auction, at store No. W Main street ns1t door
splendid assortment of fine Gold and liver stches
Also, splendid stock Of fine Gold Jewelry suitable
Tor ladies' and gentlemen; together with splendid
The above stock il from q large manufacturing and
importing house In New York, which has recently
suspended.
NJ Sale to commence on MONDAY EVENING.
the Ist March. at o'clock, and will be continued
MORNING aud EVENING every day this weak.
Sales positive. rs the goods must be cold 10 the
highest bidder. LARIJs aIiTNE
feN Nucts.
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NH lS-td G0DDIN APPERSON Au.ts
MOST yALUABLE AND DEsIRABLY

1NI LOCATED PRIVATE DWELLING AND VA
CANT LOTS, ON CLAY, MARSHALL AND lITH
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION AT the re.
quest of the proprietor. viii sell at public auc
ton, on the premises, on TIL URSDAY, he 25th day
OF March, 1888, 1T o'clock r. VI If fair III not the
next fair day the really valuable property former
ly owned and occupied by the late John Wick ham
and row in the occupancy Of MIR. John p. Ballard
The lot fronts ~ feet Clay street, runs the
west line OF llth street go feet and has front
Marshall street OF 40 feet
The property will be sub-divided, according to
plats and Surveys 10 be at the office of the
tiOneers. The dwelling is not only large but has
every modern improvement, and is now in the most
perfect order The building lots beautifully 81
tuated.
1t may be truly said that the foregoing real estate
is equal to the best ia the city. IL is 50 well and ia
yoruby KIN WI that further description Is deemed
useless. From until the bour Of sale, servant
will be in attendance, TO show the premises to
those DESTROYS of examining the same
TERMs-One sixth cash. balance at q. IL. IL, "a and
80 months for negotiable notes. interest added tpay
able semi-annualiy } secured by n trust deed. The
taxes and insurance for tins 1858 TO be paid by
the purchasers.
Possession will be given In few days after the
sale. The particular attention Of the public Ii cali
oil to this sale.
NH ~ GODDlN Il AtPEkSON, Aucis.
2. in few days after the sale OF the .ai es-
tate all the Furniture belonging TO the establish
ment will be sod at auet ion-of the exact time due
notice will be given. NH 10
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NEW AND DEsIRABLY LOCATED

~ pRlpATE DWElLING ON MARSHALL
BETWEEN STU AND 9Th STREETS, FOR SALE
AT AUCTIoN.-Will be sold on THURSDAY, the
goth day of March, 1885, on the premises CONNIE Nc.
ing at o'clock Z. H. the newly erected brick tene-
w. u. Waring. The lot fronts the South side OF
Marshall street rs feet runs back $50 feet TO an alley
The dwelling has 10 rooms besides kitchen contain
ing rosms exclusive of cellar and Is not only we'll
and handsomely finished but has all the modern I'M.
provements, such a. gas water. &C, and the whole
premises well drained by city culyert
TERMS: One sixth cash. balance at 4, 8, L. I6 and
20 months for negotiable notes interest aided Sc
cured by trust deed on title retained The taxes
and insurance for 1855 to DO paid by the purchaser
l.. y Tho house can be purchased privately be-
fore the day OF sale.
MI is~td lnnnIN AppEpcnN 49,.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. -


QEMEDY FOR COUgHs CnTnc
~ NEURALGIA AND NERynug l1r = y .ar
Ihe fact has been we'll known for long w,,,,a ia,
s mMss p "a GueH ELIXIR u the bsst remedy
generally 80 well known thnt IL has re,s al $3.50, ~
ne,tly several cases Of Neuralgia and Nervous Head
sens enslon Il requested To the following Ger
IN this community: ven aao"n
., kis,.MosD. Jaunsry Is. is5s-This il 20 certify
that have suffered from Nervous Ueaascha aaai
Nsuialsia Most severely for several year. I have
t'.d various remedies. bat fonnd M reIist antii
about the ist ~ November IsS7 was ;s sn'. =.
try Mrs. DAVIS COUGH ELfxfR. wbiss ! tana ~
OF crest benefit 10 mvsef My daughter. who ha.
snHsred with cough since her infancy has haet, an.
treiy cured by the uss Of Mrs DAVIS medirine and
= now Tree from cough and more vigorous thar H.
mas been e any period OF her life believe it to b.
ON ein nervous and general debility ''''''i'
y @. Wrssros
ui rnr sale by Mrs d DAVIS, Fisher 3 winston.
Mmllispangh Johnston, y Picot BosiekeT a, 4
Charles ID Yale oAes a.a
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TnE LIVER INVI0ORAY0R nrsno,.a

4 by Or. SANFORD, Is A GREAT sCfENTIrrc
MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and is daily working cnras
almost too great to believe 1t cures as If by magic
ecsf the nrst dosc giving benefit and seldom more Far
one bottle is required to cure any kind OF III "a,
Complaint, from the worst Jaundts Dyspepsia t.
aconmon headache. all Of which are the result tf
DISEASED LIVER.
The LIvERs one Of the principal regslst's of the
hum bOiY and when il fn ~ III
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This Company PAYS AN ANNUAL DIVIDEND
OF :S5 PEh GENT. IN CASH, 10 those who pay
their Premiums in cash. Those giving their notes
for portion of their Premiums, are credited on
theiTnotes.
NH lI--5t KNOW IES Il HALfOKD
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DYsPEpSlA Ann R1ra - -

e. ntLosAk, tbs great curer Of ntin, ,,ss
for part y fa as 20 61iy afflicted by dyspepsia that
was evantnaii ale ae was confined TO his bed He
n sa ~ yonng clairyoyant girl This prose ripsi"n
s rn - inere child while IN state OF trance bs
"a once equally sure In cases Of p.ts a a ~
pyspepsia. The ingredients may be t,mnd in r. "a
rug store. viii send this valuable prescrinfia,,
20 any person ON the receipt of one stamn ~ nou
postage Address Dr.. TRACY DELORME sirrr TO-
OtkaR OF CONSUMPTION, New York Post Office.
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THE CENTRAL HOTEL

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Situated Mt the OF Grace and 9th streets front
ing the Northwest corner of the Capitol Square, snc
aear TO the Washington Monument will be III read
less to receive guests on the list January. lS3S.
The locality in point of contiguity 10 business
Oeing adjacent to the Capitol Banks. Custom HOUSE
Merchant Mills, and Warehouses, together with il.
healthfnlness because OF the beautiful promenade
afforded by the Public Grounds Immediately in front
cenderi at once attractive.
With such advantages, the proprietor appreciate.
his responsibility in undertaking to the publ,
20 meet which, he gives assurance of ample supple,
and the most assiuous attention TO the wants of al
who may favor him with their company.
de ZS--dts FRANCIS J. SMITH proprletor
Z. j. 8. would be happy to receive calls iron
members of the Legislature and others, who NIGH
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,V0pARTSERsHlp The subscriber,
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER

ga GOODS The subscriber in returning III AMI
- L. his friends aud customers for past faVoTs
Ia WyulI respectfully Inform them ana the put
II, generally, t5at he has lust received and openes
li- SPRING ald 81 NMER GOODS, consisting OF
most excellent assortment Of
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, NESTlNGS, &c,
which hc would be happy to make up in the mos
sag riOr siS le aud workmanship, and pn REASONABLE.
tei!au WM HOLT RICH AkDS0N.
Merchant Tailor,
lah ls-gR ltih IT opposite EXt hsnge Hotel.
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TRANSFORMERS CUnp-aTTTfTv

mt NEAr PAIN ANNIHILATORt
Iais article Is the greatest dis"av.rx h, c,u,,.,
TisM NRi ni,sa,ee ior The rapid cure OF RHEUMA
SORE rupn aaL"aAi T0oFii-AQHE. EARACHE
n p al lDa. BACK. or any part Of the body. ''e
and Inaiss, M excellent Preparation for Dyspepsia
soaSp,s p s,a.ids OF persons who have usod IT prs
derfni $500 AL. have been astonished at it, sxon
ten. any pain from the sys-
Fs Bottles q. 30 cents. and q,
n 10 py mad Of PURCELL. Lam g. m ..s
ia 2b--ttf N'ai"is aha petersburg.
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DRUGS, MppTe.Irr. =

THE BEST COUaH sYRTTpi 'i1 IN mn,
) .,WuRLDi--PREPARED ny a rssN,.1ar ~
sAHhsHoRNE'S PECT0RAL Mir m.
!. WILD cHERRF VI
.h I'M. " tho tnonsaads who have used n h ,a
g ri rglsoNsuMPr,xE COUCH. Asthma nh SSa
so ray UArAkkH o. any Lung Aiection. II Is
summation OF the Lungs or Throat a'"' AL IN
49, Bottles o. 10 cents ana ~,
v,ss o'd - " fuhVELL, LADD L co aud ali DRUG
s's1a ~ richmond, Norfolk aud Petersburg.
sii you suffer with pain, ass uaaTsuaax.,s
o. y . AAt the great Pain Afnihilator.
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R0ARDlNG.-Mrs. G. F. PEGRAM
- PARK HOUSE, Bank street, has now vacant
large and desirable rooms suitable for gentleman
aud hislady. Location pleasant and convenient t.
business. References required. fest
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TOR HlKE.-Two women with children
Il about three months old, young and healthy
suitable for wet nurses. Apply to
f.. A. j. CLOPTON,
of Wall and Frank lin sts,
opposite Messrs. Dickinson, Hill Il Co.
nah lT-eoiiW
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sALEOF ONE MOJETy


e a o., nE THE SWAN TAVERN (NOW BROAD
STREET HOTEL) PROPERTY, IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. ON BROAD STREET. AT AUCTION
BY virtue OF a deed OF trust executed by Isaac A
6oddin to the subscriber trustee dated 10th Ali
gust 1884 and recorded in the Office Of the Clerk
Richmond Hastings Court. being thereto requested
by the beneficiary in s,id deed named, shall on the
18TH DAY OF APRIL. 1885, at 4 p. NJ. upon the
premises. sell the property thereby conveyed, to
wit:
undivided m0iety OF lot 7S4 in the pan OF the
city OF Richmond situated the north side Of Broad
street. at ts intersection with 9Th street. fronting
feet on Broad street, and running back the full
depth of said lot No 7s4-beiug the same lot upon
which the Swan Tavern, now the Broad Street Ho-
tel. is situated. Also one undivided moiety of one
other lot or parcel o. land, adjoining the above
the west. fronting 81 feet on Broad street. and run
ming back the full depth-tLe said piece Of ground
having thereon large brick building. which has
been used stable for said tavern, which said lot
Of land is part of lot No s9 in the plan Of said city
The highly valuable character Of this property il
sneh as TO render unnecessary further description
thereof. IA the other Inoiety will be sold the
same evening, by the Commissioner Of the Circuit
Court, in the case Of Vau4 han. &c. against Goddin
an opportunity is offered TO purchase the whole.
TERNs-Cash.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee.
JANIS NJ. TAYLOR & Son. Auctioneers. NH 9--tds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-22
TO THE PuBLIC.-The unders;snea

n having learned that a ramor IL corran. az, ~,
ST. CHARLES HOTEL had changed.hands tssas
This method 10 Iuiorm the public and ais feisnft
generally IL is false and that he IL still thn p,os;
tor aud he expects 10 continue 20.
The table. rs heretofore viii to served with tho
best the market aifsrds aud the Bar with cL,ice
liquors, And every attention will he paid 10 render
his guest comfortable while at the ST. CuARLgs
Provisions having also declined in prices he also
will reduce his prices in proportion as fotlows
from and after the LIST day oI March next: