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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-08
re MOvAL.
STORE TO RENT.

VIyE HAVE eECUARD fHE MAGNIFICENT
w Store Room In MLTRoPoLrTAs BLOCK, where
We win remove the LIST Of March. We are II great
exp nse in ftting up the same. DESTROYS OF mailing u
the moe, attractive store IN Davenport We VIII
keep, ct oil times, the largest and most complete
stock Of
Mems and Boys Clothing
To be found West Of Chicago. We shall also con
tnue tn. manufacture OF Custom WoE Cal ana
&c US. We offer our present store for rent on the
most iibeva terms.
Pebldtf !. n. PARKS q CO.
n n M q " a La
HARDWARE ON COMNIssION.-The subscri-
" his new store In Nichols Block, corner OF Seoond
and Brady streets Sign OF the BROAD AXE. where
he win keep on hand grnsrsl assortment Of goods
In his line.
CARPENTERS. BULL rs,
BLACKSMI72fS, MA CHINLS7y.
ZINNNERS AND FARMERS
vii here ind Q lsrIs and we'll escorted stock OF
Shelf and HeaCy AnrdsCare
which viii be sold by the undersigned At ten TO
twenty-five per cent less than ever before onered IN
this market.
Country dealers can buy st this store at as low
rates ss III 81. Louis or Chicago. Gail and examine
before purehasing ELSEWHERE.
7ydV j. u. WAShbUAN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-08
RAILROADS


VVNesstes' .aSS.Ossle0esSsl,
Nm and afser \ mia. Dc lsS l0eS, and uatu
Ofurther no;toe srains VIII lssve 1ocA lsiaad doiU
iss N tram o. 1000 A 4
"a night express go 2. u.
ID freight, With ID daso cars ss $50 A =
Trains arrive q 1osk IslaaA daily sunday 81
cepsed follows:
LIST nisnt exprcss - 6W \
81 mat train q SOP
Cd freight with ~ class cars d O.6OP II
All trans over this roeA In direct coone1iOo 81
Chicago with both the 4tchiGsn southern
and Michigan Central =. T. 70 and from Detroit. To-
ledo Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunkirk BullAio, Niagara Pals, Albany, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. Also q
LaGalle With trains Of tie Illinois Central ROsd-
North 70 0aens and South TO g. Louis and Oatro 70
which places tickets can Be procured Of
3. 3. S1KPH1NS, Ticket Agent,
\. =. Depot, R0ck Island.
sPssesueers are reminded Of the necesstyof gtvtnG
distinct diroctons ss the destination Of their bag
gage also TO procure ckes before takne their eests
Ia the cars Is the Conductors collect fares ony 70
oos on the line Of the Chicago ARock Island railroad
JOHN =. TRACY, 0upsrtnteods0t.
". h. WusnA1, Asst 0upt.
Rock Island. Nov. 81. l6a@ ldtfl
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MEDICAL.
DR. HU II II ID Lila
Medical InlirInary

q. R.spolrn STREET, OPPOSITE THE REVERE
Ho1EI-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-08
SALOONS.

The WOOdcOck,
ION Ia side af Brady street bet. I'd and ID t'fs
- NOW OPEN.
ME ard OTG TIE IL 8
LvOR sale at oil times. LUNCH every day at
1919 O'Clock. CLUB ROOM sd;oinins, whe;s
cutom r. can enjoy every coOfort-
Just drop 10" and be as-ur. that ''you vii no,
intrnde The ProorietY OF the Woodcock eoiicits .
share OF the patronage Of the public. NovSi;f
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-08

Removal.
@l4 ~

~T>HE subec ID beg leave 10 nform 'heir inenhs
i that they have removed their Llvery to the Old
PennsyIvanis stable, on Harrison street, between
Second and Third and thankful for Cor oil past RS
they lily solicit liberal share Of the patron
age OF the ptblic.
J. H. CAMP b co.
NIB Horses and Carriages to hire on liberal
terms
AI.sO-Horses boarded a. cheap ~ at any Stable
In the City. UcSaH
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REMOVALS..


,xp n.x. removed our ssocg Of Ciothina Cloths,
w Oseslmssrs Furnishing Gods, &C., " or nev
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And ere nc prepared TO show them to cur od -
and customers. and many new ones - ceooss -
vor ms. We leave this week for New Yof4 eoa D.
I'm vhere 1e Vii pur chase and BRING 20 th:s cy
che richesi and mott fashionable stock Tor tne
and Summer Trade, ever onersd 10 TINS ms1s ss ~
wholesale and RETAIL. Prompteo ~ Su' Co,hiae
n. =, "a ne feel ssrured that Ptrst Ciass
~ ysio.,os 1stsbishnen' Is much nesoed ana ve
tske II upon ourselves 70 open sues "a one, uo.ns
70 our man. friends for It's support, 20
sr,Ielc. IIeb25-dtU Il. b. PARKS %.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-08

.JesCels'y, SjlUer-sC@s'e ans
Fancy Goods,
which IL now the largest and most fashionable =
city. We are constantly In receipt Of Goods BY ::
press and will always have the newest styles to
had in tho eastern markets. Our motto IL sm
profits On quick returns.
3. d J. NELSON.
Davenport. Iowa. Oct. 10 l85s-dtf
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NUOvO O@COs
VXIR would tender our grste-
w full acknowledgements TO
the public for their liberal pat
eons8e since our commencement
In business. Having removed
into . larger and more oommodiOus store, SECOND
door above our location, We would solicit IN
inspection Of our stock Of
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
raOn
G. n. ocRlvEN'e
GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY.
No. 50, DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO.
j. Leduc.
fxe,. sgers Of Rsnaud Trsre, AoAsres1.l
Commission Merehant and Broker,
No. Dearborn 81. Chicage.
RESERExcLs-Ae.srs: l. Rsnaud 4 Pfefe,
Montreal; Connolly, Lsntier = Co, Montreal /;
Nes.rs. Rumsey, Bros. 4 Co., Chicago, Connolly =
Co., Quehec; Geo. Steel Co.. Chicago; FLINT D
wheeler, Chicago:
H5eP. o. Box 233e. us-mcn5lwsm
1858. REMOVAL 1858.
q. II. ATxINI0oN
Wholesale and retail dealer In
Dress l. Cloak Trimmings, Hosiery,
E,a5yoi,,eries. Cloves, Skirts Fancy Goods, Per-
fumeyy and Toilet Articles, Zephyr
and Tapestry HoTsfed.
No. =. Like Street, Chicago.
mch2Od2m-C HIS
Show Cases show Cases
CAMPBELL 3 cos
GREAT wxsTERS lsr PREMIUM SHOW CASH
Mandatory.
81 neapheYn Sireet 81
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
CyHOW Cases such Is Silver Plated, German Sill
Oyrr Mahogany, W Anut and Cherry, Con stsntly OF
hand and made TO order. o address, box lt6S.
/.
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vSHu Undersigned will attend b the winding up Of
the late 1em, ana continue the nj o1naalon at the
old stand, 0eeou street, between Dredy ana Ferry.
All persons who are indebted viii plsoes eall an6
''ss's ssass ~ IN. sssns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-22
rT'HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1859.-Thi

TTNHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1859.-This
Il popular Annual viii b. usd about Chrisinss, and viii
contain:
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS for the y-ar 1852
GOVERNMENT or THE UNITED STATEs-E1ecu.ive
And Judicial
ALIsT OF THE MEMBERS OF THE UNITED STATES
SENATE politically classified.
LIST or THE MEMBERS or THE HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES,. politically Classified.
SKETCH or THE TROUBLES IN UTAH
ABSTRACT or THE LAWS PASSED AT THE LAST
SESSION or CONGRESS-
GOVERNMENTS or ECROPE-RULING SOvEREIGNS
&c.
HOW THEY ELECT BOGUS U. 8. SENATORS IN IN
DIANA.
ELECTION RETURNS FROM ALL THE STATES
HOLDING GENERAL ELECTIONS IN 1850, carefully COM
piled and compared former eec.iols expressly fOt The
TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
ELECTION RETURNS OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK BY TOWNSHIPS AND WARDS.
LIST OF STATES, CAPITALS. GOVERNORS. TIMES
OF LEGISLATIVE MEETINGS, HOLDING OF ELEC-
TlONs &C. With ohs matter Of general and permanent In
terest
Price postage prepaid 'inse copies Is cents, American
coin Twelve copies g. 100 copies, %.
Iseo. by Express 81 per 100; IS copies for el.
Orders accompanied with cash respectfully collected. Ad
drew HORACE GREELEY Co..
Tribune Buidings New York
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for the 6oIi6aps.

A SHEARS AND SCISSORS
sILyYR-PLATED HANDLES.
These Indispensable src-s are n ~
WENDT L SEYMOUR
expressly for the Ladies The handles are carefully -
the Up Of the thumb and fingers ana oenf ped VIA ood
or Silver ne..u. and inod0rOus b. the touch. Particular
care 20 secure the Rive 10 such manner prevent
the blades becoming loose Our long e1er.sce sna sales
for ths variety Of Cutlery ensbes us 20 produce
an article unequs.d Once tried they sre never rejected
they may te obtained a. al the hardware ane uoas
Stores the city and country Of the MAJ
WENDf & SEYMOUR,
No. 50 Beekmanst. near Gold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-22

ID OBERT GOLDBECK's GRAND CONCERT
III THIRD AND LAST
COOPER INSTITUTE. LOWER HALL,
sthst between ID and 4,h avs.
THURSDAY EVENING, 8 O'Clock, Dec q 1883
Miss HATTIE ANDEM, Miss KATE COMSIoCk, CHAS.
GUILMETTE WILLIAM MASON. I'D MoLLEShAOEk,
G. w MORGAN. MI SCHREINER- -
Misses ANDEM and coMsroCK and CHAs GUILhErrE
will sing: -Noss Vega, MNiyso-Bsrcsole BY Pscln
WILLIAM MASON and ROBERT 0OLDBECK will play
LISTS PRELUDES FOR TWO PIANOS.
ED. N0LLEEHAUER will play
PAGANINIS WITCHES DANCE.
ROBERT GOLDBECK viii pay - .,
INTERPRETATIONS" or the "MARSElLLalSE'
Grand Pianos from EesUs Steinway Sons. ,
Pull Programmes and Tickets % cents EACH at all h- principal
Music Stores Hotels and Bookstores
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-22
60 Ubom it man Concern.

SPECIAL NOTICE.-Dealers in GOODYEAR's
- PATENT FOR VULCANlLED RUBBER SuSPENDERS.
BkAlDS WEBS and al other fabrics aad articles made By
combining hbrous substances with threads sheet. Of Iuc.
led Rubber notified tba. uress :s properly
stamped labeled with my and By ne authority, they
CANNOT BIZ LEGALLY DISPOSED or in tho United
states NJ rehAnts and desers invited speci-
store AID give their orders for the Spring trade
TO s undermined, exclusive Of the titles aud exclusive
nights IL he Patent for these Goods which embrace all
styles heretofore Manufactured imported and many others
Also licenses % msrusctgre and sell and the terms be
obtained Application 70 - Nc . Cour:lsne.s New
YorG HORACE IA. DAY
THE CREDITORS Of the late ANDREW
BOHME AZ hereby notified present % the uuderx med
their cl..rs ,or u idstior. NexYork, Dec. ls 1853.
WA. RICHARDSON, Assignee OF said Bohme,
No. Liberty Place
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~ f. w J u L. n L L 5
II YOR is5o
1uv CHrLDs OWN PICTURE AND VERSE BOOK
WITH one hundred beautiful fGll psse flus,'si Gus.
collected and srrsnIei bya "Grasdfsissf
Plain IS oent4 Coor.d, 81.
FAvORfTE FAIRY TALES FOR LITTLE FOLKS.
With seventy Illustrations by Thw sitss ssd others,
engraved BY the bes. artstk
Cyth, s. ccntA
FAIRY LIBRARY FOR YOUNG PEOPLE,
10 q s-rie- OF sir stories. beautifully illus
trsted and put up in fancy covers
IL cent? eDh
JANIS MILLER, Bookseller and Pobhsher,
No As b osdwsy. " Y.
MATTHEW CARABY.

MAI HEW CARADl@
lvl narrative OF bis Adventures bnends and Srin
gers In County and in Town. By BENAULY G5pp, limo
Price 81 %.
From The Penn' ylvsnis Isq1irer
Rornsnces have become fiat, commonplace, % uusn
durable than when We charmed by such sentenno1 and
original worh a. ts which the head and heart have equa
play Il difficult which has the mastery We only re-
rret that ell the booiesdng world cannot ENJOY the delight
such volume supplies Who BenAny is we do not Know anc
do not learned 20 forget the names OF
ten twenty authors and settled down into the pric
tca m Of beng what useful and good. We cAn
fr-e Bersuy book for he has tempted us 70 read
bis romance which he calls narrative, and nave done 80
with cur de opsu from the sccount - The storm 70 the
fldrg OF DE- ring Of " AleXsuder and Nstns letting the di
c.ysh dzzbrg rally morning break in upon our
pleasant night labor closed he book not stetched
ont BY Numbering poddnf sye he Thor were pedde
coins uuosy corduroy but aater N. KING the
moo, Of bis time and sp,edy whirns hs COURSE jumping
obstacles and maktg hs track clear and well dennsd IN
the pure surface Of the orpy SPARKLING &C. The a1thor vte
had compassion for the bookresdips world and
had realize there few things 10 this world
requiring attention than the empty onsed romances
which Eke the leaves Of sent rustns b{ US on
every soew He writes the world There mo-
ton style that bis and seizes our attention
and then bis sor f Of wisdom and out this woiE
ipg word ourSths huaninF In which
Up the grand masquerade till the festival Of life 10 over
and give Of The part have Played in It We
will not tell the story of Beusny but leave to each reader
who may depend upon narrative Of stirring Incident which
MASON BROTHERS Publishers,
Nos Ice and 10 Duane St, N. 7.
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mar II Ms MUSE -
ID NEW COMIC PANrONIME BY the iniui..hs TR0 )t
Of ZAvISrOWsKI CHILDREN THIS AFTERNOON,
81 S-EVENING a u O'Clock: LA FEE DANsANIE Sy
the ZAVlsTowsKI TROUPE. Succeeded y wOhAS
Comedia1s Followed BY the orsina cor,cA "a c1
pta.onmics, sstis;icsl Grand WhmscshI VIA new 81
CIV new Dresses Properties D-corsons TICKS &C. caed
ctPiO AND his sRoLIcs; N F.sien, Itopre,,ssiire'
George; Pierre Gr- L, Pete Emriinei Cupid l.an All
Fsr.s Eot,l., Clcns &c. b. he Zays,ow.n solpe ,nd
slxiaries The famous Aqu,ra Happy Family Se. 20 %
VuGsT zen, Is c.lts.
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TNHE LEDGER Is (said to be- OUT,

Now Ready:
DOPE or PRESIDENT
GrARTIING DISCLOSURES OF ROMANlSM
Az pEVEALFD By HER OWN WRITERS.
FACTS FOR TIE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
limo. Cloth. 81
Ths volume laws q and important IN
sormston regarding the dealings Of the Pspscyin the ned
Sste. No work kind presented 10 the Amer
can people such thorough expose OF ths corrupt system IL
peculiar value from the fsc that its are
Romh authorties being works Tor
ths cos sr to the public Ii book that cannot
fail Of producing profound sensation 49,,
r. l.. DELlSSER, Publisher
(sueoessor TO stanford Swordsl,
DO. 508 Broadway.
Coses mailed prepaid to suy address on remittance OF the
price. -, -, :, .. s..,a NJ
thet Union
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-08
SPRING RACES
n "A
GREAT SPORT.

IN hasM GREAT sport
S 8&x LAsTDAY or FAJRyrrr n
-S.AN~ RACEs~}ATE FRRR -
close SATURDAY with t nseis over this Course
Isl ISL sweepstakes for Saddle Horse. mile heat.
Sd, Mule Race mile heat. ncr.o s,oo
Sy, purse ''o0 Entrance
additions expected 'o'"o MUS nsce. Large
mr. 7-As MO FGar raro,s p..,
"a h<AM BROAD ROCK IVA
.syak&&&$aA T h,h,.SEs VIII commence
'x--~&----ssss.-sez-s ssDAf May 18th. 1854
swcepstaso for three wa, ia 81 an, Isssidy-
trance. 800 forfeit me hasss o snI h,ies s5 en-
iaSs with the fs,,o.yins closed ist January.
let. Thomas and Thomas 10 no..un,, -
Id AZ. nevonae. dam sarah Washington.
PAN "'' S"' l. py Revenue, dam Virginia
Sd. Aiso. names Oh 9 nv pnv.nn. 49,.
sth Wno y ,{I,h hIhnpoftea priain
dam MacSone ss sT &c en- G koseeud By Revenue
sth. r III DicSinson psn ,,npo o ko"1on.
bv pamnnh, naihes sn' G oy Revenue. dam
7th. Nm Wsryr.-
shire. dam by mnHLie J d C. oy imported York
GREY Easie names grey l. By Glencoe dam by
Also, names ch. Z bv Gle,oos a.r, h.
srooNp Rscx s,,,. A.. -
oids "ts a. r-as Day-sweepstske for four year
or nrS5,ad $1,000 OF mares mat never won race
entrsnn. 80 winner ossh OF one mile, SIS
Htusn s.a sisy OF pay the proprietor TO add si00
SIn
Col W. y TN we IoiloWinR entries
Calvin fr.nn 'a"e nanies en-. ]. by Tally Ho:
nnr.ob i p.i ns'nes Gu. l. by Cosino, dam by I'm
rub0 - ~. iIS III n
sinui "a ~ y -, iDgI,SsMeepstake for all sges.
eIess SpI May 70 sdd 500 1.-two or more start
"a, Im5sym IsA =, 9,a!, ~ toiiows:
" ua IT. " ~ 9legons names Toier, by Childe
81 - ~ U, ~ Ti .haIuhohesa years old.
" WI Sa pSei. nsle Mat spangler, by Tai
Y-lho, Jam seven Up, years old. dress blue and
"a. nsy;d Mcn.n;-, n.,o,
'"' "A Ta''o hcDahi'i names b m Carolina. years
ith. CaIvi, croor ,,o,,,u.,,
tth Sal'lh "reen names b Robert Walker by
s,ooSn nsy' d IN, ny boston years old;
IA n,.thSsa1H IAh-Sseepstske for three
ibst oeysr wa anu Ia nless the produce OF mares
$500 a. wVn or produced winner, 800 EN-
80 nc, 80 ioIleit, nile meats, closed lat March
VIM " 1arnnr 49, a. = l., ,
dam hn SS ~ nanes Gu. C. by imported Glencoe,
David Ncnsni.S1 @
War.ra1-n iiei h"uneS d. C. py heVehus, dam by
G. Gre"nS,,oo, h 8 - ..,c
imnorta5 ~, d " ihPoI 'eu uiencse, Dam by
sscoSb y ~. 90 ~" Sy' ~ -, 80.
yhit AY ~; o., DoyA MATCH, 500 side in
~ am, DHn n acUaniel names DR. Cronch's b.
pssar Dup to"ns, GUY OF me dam OF Red Eye,
n o. 1870 49, " S''tL' w. pouhus.
t nantes ,s .. u. lazy campbell, Six years old,
Tp1pn a.! ~ ~ pounus ,ou >,
fnr oil 80 s.1y iT"n nfous niIs sweepstake
49, on ssyI', 80 ehhahce' sZo for!eit, $1,000
stsrt cio.ad To- - 81. p'p ~. ~ TWO OF more
J.. n :, 1854 ~ lst January 1893, as follows:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-08
FOR SALE. &C.

BEAUTIFUL FARM OF Sc ACRES
~ ON TIE CHARLES CITY ROAD. s MILES
QAURCH, FOR sALE-We are authorized 70 ssIi
the really beautiful and attractive Farm located
as above, now occupied by Mr.. VIM. Euhank. It Ia
IN the most perfect order. having ample buildings
thereon for the comfortable accommodation ola
moderate sized family. The neighborhool is excel
pleased with il.
-, TEGhs-reasonabls. Apply, on the premises, to
GOpDIN 4 APpERsoN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-08
RUNAWAYS.

- 500 REV ARD.--RUNAWAY
A from the subscriber on the r. 4 D. r. Rosd
"A in the county of Nottsway. three negro boys
- q an ID WILLIAM, GATES and JAMES J
puIchss IL Richmnn4, NirxiU o on the 30th April.
WILL d-aged 20 years near feet high weighs
l63 pounds. bright black. with some whiskers and
gnAtea
GATES-saed % years, full feet high bright
black with but little Beard, weighs l62 pounds.
JAAES-aSed Is years about feet 3 inches high
v-ishs about l1 pounds, very black, with small
eyrs, looks down when Spoken to.
WILLIAM and GATES are brothers and were
brought 10 Richmond by Mr.. Smith. Of Hanover
county, about tte sd Of April. All ihe above
Negroes hal on dark wooden sacks whsn they left
The absve rewsrd will be given for Ihe delivery Of
said bops 20 DeupTee stokes. in Richmond.
ER- Address DBCPRER s. STOKES, Richmond, Vir-
gina. Il A A WATSON
my 5-I2t jennings Ordinary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-08
pIssQLUTloMe. Go.

CrpECIAL MOTTO E-SPRENKEL &
- RAsFORD's PATENT oSCILLATiSG STEAM
ENGINE AND pUNP.-Hsving received Letters
Patent from the United States. We nov offer cur I'm,
nroyed OsCilistinx Steam Engine aud Pump to all
who use En- gines. IL 10 exceedipgiy simple IN its
construction, easily managed. and not liable 70 81.
out Of order As both Pump and fngos. arg MAJ
snined by az perieneed machinists. and pronouiee1
superior 10 All others The cost of construction Will
be at least q per cent. less than auy other Ia use
whilst ID combines more power st Tess cost
For further information, or for State or sbop
fights. address us at Harrisnnbnrg, nosAlnBhaih
~oSntv Va SPkENKEL IL RICE, or
4 w BAsF1RD.
P.s.-Messrs. spggSgEL q RICE are now IN this
city, and they pecifu,iy invite lhachiniss nasaa
work. mp o-N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-08
BY Larus & Shine.

EXECUTRIX SALE OF REAL ES-
IA TATE WIZ be sold at public anctiou, on next
MONDAY afternoon, the 10th instant commencing
ut O'Clock. on the PREMISES. d handsome building
lot, on Slh street, between Aarsbsli and Clay Sta
fronting 26 feet, aud running back 6U feet improved
by wooden Tenement.
Nd. s. sOHER5lERH0RN, EaC'x.
ALS0-0ne other lot, adjoining the above. 'front.'
ing .b0ut 20 feet 18th street. more or less. and
running back 90 feet, on which wooden Stable ana
r a:ood brick building.
The above lots are very e!egibIe for building prr-
poses being convenient to the business part of the
city capitalists would DO well TO attend as they will
positively be sold.
Sale conducted by LhRUS 4 SHINE.
my 6--tis Aucts
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, $40 REWARO -Ranaway from

a the subscriber. on the 9TH Of May negro boy
"a BILLY, IA years Of age, brown complexion.
-. ah0nt feet inches in height: often affects
a boil pleasant aud frank Gemeanor whom spoken
70, though naturally timid and cowardiy. Re may
change his nsn- and clothes. but bad IN when he
lef: mtortahIe da'k cloth coat, grey cloth panta
looms, black wool bat and strong shoes with nailed
soles. will give the above reward and pay ason-
able ex penses f1r his delivery to me. 4 prorhpt in
formation be given through the Richmond Post OF
Gee, or otherwise j EUCIUS DAVIS.
mr. SIS
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE

Rt. Rev. 81. MEADE. D. u President of the Di.
rectOry.
RI Rev. J. JoHNs. D. D., Vice President Of tho
Directory.
Rev X. II PHILLIPS, A. NJ, Principal and Head
If the Family assisted by full corps OF experienced
and competent officers in the Boarding and AcadeEa-
icsl Departments.
The session of 1883 will open on the last WE'D
NESDAY In next September. Registers with full
information, sent on application 10 hev. H. ii.
PHILLIPS. StauIton Va. ap 28--3mf
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By Henry w. Quarles,

NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK OF
4 JEW ELRY.-I will commence the sale, THIS
EVENING. at ~ O'clock a an entirely new and
elegant stock OF yewery. consisting Of fine assert
ment and latest STYLES -
sS These goods direct from Me nanufac-
turers, and are warranted as represented.
ap Fl HENRY W QUARLEs Auet
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4 RETIRED PHYSICIAN

ssynsTr-Yrvs YEARS OF AGs, whose san6s of l,fe
have nearly runout discovered while in the East In
dies:aoortain cure for Consum ption Asthma Bron
sdy wa, discovered by him when his only child. a
daughter WAS given up TO die. Wishing to DO as
mnch good as possible he will send to such of hi,
afflicted fellow beings as request It, this recipe
with full and explicit directions for making it rp
ana successfully using H. Re requires each appl.-
cant to enclose him one shilliHS-three cents r. he
retnrned as postage on the recips aud the remain
der to be applied to the payment OF this advertise.
meut.
~. address DR.. II. JAMES. 10 Grand street Jersey
S-tE yf y,if
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TRUSTEES sALE OF house AND

TRUSTEE'S SALn or HOUSE AND
il LOT on coz. OF VALLEY AND CHRISTIAN
sFREETs.-A Trustee In deed Of Trust. from
Patrick Donohoe and wife, dated 9th MAJ, 1880 duly
recorded in Richmond Hastings Court, shall pro
coed tn sail AZ Public An ton. on the premises
MOND the 18th day of May. 1855 at 81 o'clock,
NJ the Real Estate located above consisting OF lot
frontiug a feet on Valley street. running back on
Christian street ls2 feet, having thereon small
framed tenement. Terms Hl>de known at the hour
Of sale. The taxes for 1855 20 be paid by the pnr-
chaser JN0. HAGAN Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDpS & APPERsos. Auets.
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By Thos. W. Keesee,
(0ftice Corner Of 18th aud Cary strects)
. HORSES FOR SALE AT AUc.

Nv HORSES FOR SALE AT AUC-
3EA Tl0N.-wiii be sold on SATURDAY MORN
ing May Sth. commencing at 10 o'clock, at the iot
near the Central Railroad Depot, several Saddle
and Harness Horses.
ALSO,
A very fine Sorrel Horse four years old warrant
ed soucd. and TO work we'll in single aud double
harness, and a second handed Buggy and Harness.
THOMAS w. KEESEE
v-tf9 An
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AASA GREAT SPORT
-4 HGA LAST DAY oPrAIRFfErp
S~---NSA@h ACEs~-3ATE FREE -
elc,o - . ,r,,rn., The Races over this Course
s'9se on SATURDAY., with two RACES o"e''e
purse ssS Ics Saddle Horse, mile heats.
a. 90 Mule Race, mile heats, purse $780, Entrance
five entries already TO tho Mule Race Largo
mr. 7-1ts ~ n paay ~aro.,
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my7 JAS vi TAYLOR SON, Aucts.
VALUABLE PROPERTY JUST WITH
DESIRABLE BUSINESS STAND, OR

EA-T The above sale in consequences of incIemant
weather, is postponed 10 MONDAY 10th inst at
o'clock T Nj. my6l J. n. T. 4 SON.