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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-25
Davenport Commercial College,

Davenport Commercial college,
Grigs's Block, cor. Third and Perry sts.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
MOORE GRATED IN 1850.
The only Permanently Located CONNER.
ciai College in Iowa.
-DIREcToRs.-
Hon g Sargent, ZB Covers, Esq,
Jso p Cook Esq, ! " Wiley, Esq,
rs visIs, Esq r.. rM u win, Eta.
p Coates, E.q, ii Smith, Esq,
JEo Cannon, Esq, d Patton. Esq
J. ackl"t, Esq, Doet Adler.
G I. Davenport, ESQ, Rev j u Mason,
A II Barrow, Esq Jno Johns, Esq.
FACULTY.
JOS LOPEZ, Prot. Of BOOK geeping.
W PRATT, Prof. OF Penmenshp.
L C bUawELL Prof. Of Mstheustics.
FREDK. sCHaAAo, Prof. of Architectural and Orna.
N sUYDAM, Asst. Teacher u Panmanship and
Book kee, ing.
LECTURERS
D L EHonEy, Esq, and other able Lecturers.
Being permanently located here, and ~el known
IN the community, aud withs DESTROYS of nc antain-
ing reputation fr candor and reasonsbleness. We
do not desm it necessary TO pursue the often
ken by Commercial Colleges (and .cialy by those
which are only temporarily established and de igncd
to make great tlow for few months ard then
"u.oVe on" TO some nov place. namely, to Claim
perioriy over the whole word, as If there were no
such thinga writer's, accountants, teachers and ex
pericnced business men, ont Of the select circle In
their own school rooyn we, therefore, heretofore,
make no exaggerated sta EN- nts, promise nothing
not PRE- pared to perform, advertise teach
not actually engaged, aud make no claims
not subs initiate.
Tia BOOKKEEPING COURSE
Embraces complete sets CT books in every branch cf
Trade and Commerce, including Wholesale and Re.
tail Individual, Partnership Joint Stock, and COM
pound Company Business, Manufacturing, Commits
sion Railroad, Steamboat, Hotel, Painting, Lumber,
Brokerage and Exchange (two coaplet practical
farms), and in BANKING the most complete and APP
proped knO,cn system, aud superior to any other
taught In the West. The course In
PENMANAHIP
Is under the charge OF Mr. W. n Pratt who received
the premium for Penman ship and C,rd Whiting at
the last State Fair and Who defes NIL com petition
in Plain or Ornamental Pennlnnship Pen .Skeich-
ing, F0urishiny, Card Writing, or teachsnQ those
brdnCheS
He is assisted by Mr. J. N Suydam who has few
teacher.
LANDSCAPE AND ARCHIrECTURAL DRAWING,
and the complete system Of
PHOTOGRAPHY.
also taught by competent Instructors.
Rooxs-In Griggs' Block, corner Of Third and Per.
r. streets. block from the Post Ollce, the
formerly known as "Giiggs' Hail." with the adioin-
ing rooms, well lighted, well ventilated and forming
by for the most convenient, commcdious and best
adapted situation for the purpose in the city.
Open at oil hours from . a NJ till :PM.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT,
A large and well furnished room entirely sep1-
rate from the Gcntemcns department il provided
for the use OF Lady students exclusively
H-Por further particulars call at the rooms, or
address J. G. LOPEZ, p,,
.uri4 ". n. PRATT. rFino'pai''
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-25
Fer Sale.

"a GSE hundred and tvca,y Rutdng lots II al
-. Addition to the town OF Port Byron.
These lots ara eligible spd handsomely situated en-
she bank Of TIE nisniesipyi They vii be .oid on
tc.4atle terms.
For particulars inquire of Ees2rs DUrfee, Pratt b
o., Port Byron Charles J! E.,eefs, Esq, LeCla!Te,
OF JOHN T. KING,
I and Ageut No 5s Brady street.
). Also. LuE,LcIless desirable pieces OF land in
ard the cities o, Davenport and lie Claire, and
near Port Byron. nov30
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To tho Tax Payers Of Scett Go.

THE Law relating TO the collection Of Taxes have
i Ing been materially ehaaged, do hereby CIV
netice that agreeably to the last act reatve herel
70 pssssd b. tho GenA q Assembly Of the otate
Iowa, NJ 1Sxesfoe The yeaf 10eo sfe HUW DUD. and
SAa4 upon such taxes remaining wepst6 JsneAsy Ieth
ess~.sl,ss1 ~ - IN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-25
Valuable Real Estate fer Ssie or
trade.

A RARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION
THE subscribers offers for sale exchange for
l. improved or unimproved land In this state city
property or mere hsndize at fair ptic's,
10 900 acres Of land IN Morgan, Miller. Pulaski,
Phelps Texas, Oregon, Rtples and pent counties,
and Misstu All CT oce, vel located isnds. A fine
brick house large lot On Del ware street, Buifa-
10, N. Y, worth 80 900 frame house on lsrse
lot ON Sixth street, samo city worth 81 800. An
elegant tavern stand and ecessary ou-b1rines in
Ashtaknla county, Ohio, worth IS 0a0 tcee.her
with various other M of real eetaic i'll different
sections CT the country.
The above properly is IN the market for one month
only SWIJS CsNO,
dec7i1m Eickolps Bosk.
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GOLD MEDAL
Grand and s gisNre Pianos.
S1EINWAY \ SONS,
81 Walker st near Broadway N. Y

Were awarded the First Premium where and when.
ever they brought their Pisso Fortts into compe.i-
ton with the b st makers OF Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, and BALTIMORE
Received the two first prize Medals at the Retro
poii.an Fair. Washington, 1865.
The First Premium IA gold Medal, fer the best pi.
ano 2. rte az The Maryland Institute, Bait IRE 1886
The First Prize Medal for he best Pianp Forte ut
the American Institute, C-yttal Palace, New York,
1896.
The Fret Premium Is God Meds') fof The best
Grand PiaLo ~ the Maryland insttu g, Baltim re,
1851.
Tie First Premium al thu State Fair, Richmond,
1851
Ar1rg the JUICES we're the frs: musical talent Of
the country, such W Macon, Gottscha K. Wol,en-
hsupt, &c. Grand and ,quare Planes constructed
with the full wooden ard iron frame combined are
warranted for three years. Prices m9doT.te.
ue22-d6mo
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WINTER ARRANGEuE VENT.
Mississippi & Missouri r. 4.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Mississippi & Missouri r. r.
Trains run b. Chic 4go time, which i twelve min
utcs faster than Davenport time.
nS and after Monday, Jan l0ts, 1859, And until
~ further notice, tram will leave Davenport for
duscstn., Conpbn. CITY, Washington ard Iowa
9hy q ia'isvs zcsptedi IS follows
lst Express AMI Mai Train at s05 A NJ
Tram will leaye Davrnpor, for Chicago daily, Sun
sGYe exccltcl D. follows:
Iet Ma Tran, ct 55 N
~ sxpress Trsin,at 5t0P n
Trains arriye at Davenport daily, tsundsy - excep
ted a. follows:
PROM THE EAST.
LIST Hxpress Train at As An,
"a Mad Tran, a. 55
FROM THE WEST.
lat ExpreEs aud Man Train, at 545PN
Trains run by Chicago time, which istweve min
1tes faster than Davenport time,
All trains ont OF Davenport Will make connections
81 Columns City, Washington snd Iowa City with
TIE Weste.n Stage Cor tages for all points w est.
The Passenger Tram connecta ~ Rock Island with
ChichgD q Rock Island Railroad trains Tor oil points
East, North and South
Passeag gers re:ln ied Of the necessity OF giving
lisnc. direction IS 10 the destination oftheir bag
gage, before taxing he'F scA's'
the cara.
n. Is. The Morning (9.a5A M train for tn East
con Gets at J let with raiDs On y Michigan Gem
tal Il Il at the Jur ciien with trains on the Ptte-
burg r. wayne X Cai~,Et X; ut CHICAGO with
ttains on tha Michigan Southern and Michigan Cen
trial Esi H. ads.
Jan9.dtf JOHN r. TRACY, upt.
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JULIUS C,MESEBR GIL 4.

JULIUS C,EiESERR Ill,
Dental surgeon,
VITOUID respectfully into M the Inhabitants OF
w Davenport and vicinity that he has opened III
nlce directly over the paver port Gas Co.'s in Ger
yn's Blob on Perry, between Third land Fourth -ts,
FOR the TRANSACTION Of Mechanical and Opera Den
tatry In all Gts bfanches. Baviug ceived iaetriH-
t FROM and dGrins The rEet year teen associated
With, - te abe practitioners in the East, he
feel confident III Gny operations eurus cf 10 him
will bc execute. ~ caIeial and skilled Mariner
He will be most happy II show any who may favor
him with cp' 80 recommendations. whtca arc q
the highest hayaot r, and wo1id invite Inc met
critical nsti) upon all work calanlitteet - lis
hani- ANu .sil~ registered AMI WARRANTED -
II solicit n az the public ratro7sRe, and takes
pleasure in submitting the fo''owif testimonial:
NEW IoNpos, Oct %, 1851.
This nav ftify that Or J. Chese0rough has been
aprpil az mnr IN tic study g; dentistry. and inst
during the pat year, h, has opeTst.' with ne in my
otto. In HI prof s-inui AGILITY have the greatest
onl,lence and ally recommend him TO any
wi hlns -uoh ereacs those Of cgrefal anlstill-
tul bonita ol"ga' r. W. W. SHEFFIELD.
AID also n referring Gessrs.
g. T. /. @ shepard, Hon r, W. williams,
r. c Learued pr V. ". sheffield,
Hon Ebeucznr learned, c Learned,
nr. Lewis Iiet,s Rev paai-l Huntington,
X " Browac Or " I s:oiGard.
New london. Corn also 20
n B2rrcg-s. ! Nj D E1rrows,
iIotj y cannon, Or Baker,
Or WitteiMn,, Rev j d Mason,
WI y Gur!'y &c, hessrs Cock r Sargent,
Re- Iacklr - 8 True,
A II Barrow Esq, " A Remington,
B Woodward, I Mast,
G W Smith, PMerwn,
u 81 ymakor, " Bailey. Feb6
Rcv g Ma;oun, Chas Powers
Joe LsIabrite, Jn0 Rogers.
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=
RAILROADS


Chicago 4 Rock Island katIread
Dy-iusss. arrangement.
an and after suna.- Dec. h 1885,, and nh,I
yr.7.hpr no,cs trains viii lesye RocA 'slaha 'AiS
Sunday erceptcf. IS follows ,oo,.
lst msi tfsin al ~
- freight
81 nigbt express -
osp,ed D. fil1ws =.
lat night esprcaa a. a
~ freisht trains ..
81 mali traln A. 80
.ttt-,frsyer this road srei IN direct oonnerion 81
N r. .gs ytth trains b1tt .he Michigan southern
Michigan Contra PIT. sbbr-, Fort Wayne and Chica-
e. Rail Easd = and ffon Detroit, foiedo
CicyeiAud CDufabfs, Cincinnati, Pittsbnrgn,
Daukirk Rusalo s,ag.ra Pals Albany New York,
pfinie.fhla Eal more and Tasaington. Also ~
I.Ssue With tr..na Of the Iiinois Central hosI-
Serth r. ,s ma and south TO ST ionis and Cairo, h
which places tcsrts ran be- procured OF
" b. GFemnelie, Ticket Agent
Agents, il. u. Depot, Rock Island.
PASSENGERS are ren.lni Of the necessity OF giving
,etnct dtrectors ~ 70 the destination OF tnei. Bag
gage also TO urcnre tickets before taxing their seats
n the care a. tho ci uc,ors collect fares oiy to sta
ons on the line Chicago Rock Island railroad.
JOHN r. TRACY, Superintendent.
WE wsrrzAs Ass't sup't.
Rock Island. Dec. ., 1875 tdtfl
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no! FOR THE HOl. 'DAYS!!

TUST RRCEIvED BY The UNDEReI0NFD lot
d Of rare and e.egant gift books; among which
are
D Appleton & Co, World Renowned Woman 81 90
90 Sratford Gallery, 100
Derby 4 Jackson, Women Of Peauty, sc, 1890
Josephine Gallery, TO
Atlantic Souvenir, 100
= Butler s. Co, Gallery Of Famous Poets, 1880
eabbash Bell series, each 200
Stanford Diriner Lays for the Land OF Luther, 30
d Appietons eegant series Of the Poets, each 200
And host of other elegant books Of al prices,
suited 70 the times.
December 18th, 1883.
GEO. W. ELLIS & Co.,
dec1s No. II. LeOlairs Row.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-25

For Sale.
1OO FELT of q, ouni en- Brady, between 10Th and
lVV 18th streets, On good terms.
ALSO,
ALI feet on Brady, by $50, low for cash.
2lots on Brady, 16O feet by $50. This can be sold
on long time:
8 lots on Brady between sth and 10th streets, on
long time and very cheap,
ALSO
proved lots In the best part Of the cts u goods aud
groceries, u cash and balaGce on long time.
Also
A2O 900 worth of goods t. exchange for unim.
proved lands In Scott and Husoatlne counties.
ALSO,
A bea, t,frl new frame house With two acres Of
highly orn ,mented land, commandments finest view
In the vicinity Of the city, en- good terms.
J.n EiDs, GALLOWAY 4 SANDERS.
For Sale.
A BEAUTIFUL, well finished, Brick Dwelling,
IA Rooms, Cellar, Kitchen and Stabls. A por-
ZION Of the purchase monty down, balance on long
time; or part Ia unimproved land in Scott county
would tie taken at . fair price.
ALSO
Several Frame Budinga, we'll finished and well
chandise.
Several tracts Of fine land in various parts Of the
County, to sell enable terms, aid long time.
Apply TO
dec2s EADs. GALLAwAY / SANDERS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-25
III BOOTS AND SHOES
"holo0Alc d Retail,
TIE EMPIRE STORE!

BRADY STREET, DAVENPORT.
nAyR now Ia store large and well selected
i stock OF Bots and Shoes, 10 which invite
the attention OF oil in want 0! articles in my line
CJslnfry Traders wishing TO repienieh their stock
will End 1t to their advantage 70 call me before
pu r,hssing elsewhere.
To NV numerous customers who prefer Custom
W,-k we continue 70 hold out Inducements In the
way OF prime stock and stylish toork, not eqused
N s side Of New York.
Aukiads OF Ladies' work manufactured as usual.
yJyI7I ". GARRETT
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FOUNDRIES.
Chicago Type Foundry.
-ANn-
Fsfinfers' EFeTrshONse.
NO. 80 WASHINGTON ST..
CHICAGO. Recommendations.

Type, Pre- sses, Ink,
AMI every article required ina
NEWSPAPER, ROCK AND JOB OFFICE,
haad and for sale at the loves, market price.
rI'HE improvements made in the preparation OF
-HetGiS, give 10 the Type manufactured at this
FouHery. great reputation for durability. The sub
scriber is prepared with predl increased facilities
20 supply the wants cf tie Trade throughout the
West.
He will continue TO keep in Store large Stock OF
Hoe q Co S, ane RUGGLEs' celebrated
Printing Presses!
which, toge' her with those of any other maker, will
be furnished al Uon,yGctuJsrs Prices.
lie has recently made ARRANGEMENTS with = Il
WEBB OF New work., Formerly Wells & wehb) and
will her after Keep on hsni ai.rge Stock Of his
Wood Type,
the best IN tho market. Parties wishing to order
largely OF Wood Type. will be furnished With M
WKBB's Specimen Book.
Inks OF n Superior Quality AIways u
| Hand.
AN ELECTRGrYPE FOUNDRY.
Is connected with the establishment. and work Of
tois kind is executed in d verv superior manner.
new Specimen Book Is now ready for delivery.
and will be sent to parties wishing to order.
| nayls-clf III DODGE, Treas.
| LP6YN6rp .V0N rha 20 uE4nask.o
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&herlH,S .ax{c.

r.. LEONARD,
Sh'G Of Sc Co, Iowa.
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AheTau's Safe.
Benjamin Aikini on,

BY JAMES GRANT, Attorney. dee y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-28
1859. SPRING - TRADE 1859.
ELLETT Il DREwaY,
No I; Ff0rl Nrfet, RichmoNd, Ia

Ne u Rsagl Street, Richmond, Ia,
We have the pleasure of offering to the merchants
# Virginia, Nogih Carolina and Tennessee the
largest and best stoek II ,,
ue have ever been able 70 exhibit.
Conf ninS cur business principally to piece goods,
- have bestowed much tlrae and labor to get mp n
6st rate stock, and ieei satisfied that no Rouse in
thstoGntyy can tficr ,; tier selected stock of
M gsh aud American Prints
Fancy printed Lawns Jsconets and Cambrics
Pine French and English 0rgsndies and Chat
Fancy BarcSee. Delaines aud yslentias
Robes OF every style In Lawns, Jaconets. Or.
CANDIES Bsreses. Challies and pelsines
Silks, Poplns, Check d Scoss. Millsinas
Satin Striped sareges
Isvtlls Cloths Dehages, &C
In White CambTies swiss Nusiins. Irish Linens,
&C. We have, o. our own importation. large stock
which we will sail lower than we have ever been
sa,e 10 do before.
Ia goods for sentlemens and boys wear, our stock
Is very large aud variGi, aud as cheap rs we have
We have sn extra large stock of goods for ne
srnes. suoh as
Farmers Drills; i.nen. Ducks
Heavy Cotton Twilis and Cottonades
PLAID and striped nomestics
PLAID ana striped CEnaburss
To ali OF which we ask special examination by
the I, AIDE We are determined 70 meet the market
prices North ard South Ti,h r ven ssaSsSsd
houses. kLihTf DhkNhf.
nhT-2m |
CPRING SHAWLS AND MANf1LLAs.
~ Opened this morning. q large stock ofne
spring Stella chaSls
New SrrinG Zephyr " DOL shSwIs
White aud Black RareSe shawls
Black Silk ManuilaS
Black silk and Lace Mautillas
French and Chantelly Lace Msntles-sll new
PERKINS a cos Cash Store,
mh2t i'll Eagle Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-28
AUCTION sALHs
EJT6RF D1TiS,.
BY P. G. Larus. Auctione.r,
A UCTIoN-FIrAL SALE ruv,

A UCTION-FINAL SALE Or Tuvs
- DAY, the 10Th inst In store eomm.,r,r- :.
~ srSs aii - pe so,d the following 0oods:
Jewelry Of every description ae siivsr W.
, n1 lon d q oook Guns Pistols esrdsof Knises;
Eazors: Razor ctrops; Table and Tea sponn.. atlra
ra.ec uasiorr Britannia Tea Pots; seaps; Transpa.
Thread; Shirt Bosoms; Walters; Needles dc. "a
0n WEDNESDAY, the 30th, the reE aiming stock
OF furniture. Sofas. Bureaus. sideboardr. Centre
Tables bedsteads. Chairs, Washstauds. looking.
diasses. Refrigeraters, Show Cases, Carpets with
many other articles in,the house furnishing line.
having determined TO close the business OF Larus
shne. at the above sale, every article will be sold
to the highest bidder
TEaMs-All sums over $780, ninety days credit. for
approved paper; under that amount. cash.
mn % Pc LARUs, Auct.
A UCTION-~ APPLE TREES - Will be
- sold in store, on TUESDAY, 29th at 10 O'Clock.
q Large lot of CHERRY TREES, of various kinds
order ard healthy.
mn 70 pc LARTIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-28
T ARGE NUMBER OF MOST BEAUTI
ELEGANT CITY MADE FURNITURE

ELEGANT CITY MADE FURNITURE
IL AT AUCTION.-With q view of reducing our
stock we viii SELL at our Cabinet WareroomB No
"a Man stirred ON Tt ESDAY. the 18th instant, at 10
o'clock. Q lar1e lot of FURNITURE, made under
cur own supervision, consisting of
Splendid hahogany and Walnut eideboards
Msbogany and marble top Bureaux
Mahogany, Walnut, and Pine Wardrobes
MahoGany and Walnut sofas, various styles
Mahoeany. Parlor. Rocking. Cane Seal. Shop,
and other Chairs
Marble ton Centre Tables, Card Tables
Walnut Extension Tables
Mahogany High Post Bedsteads
Cribs. Cradles Child en's Chairs. &c
Together with large variety Of articles too hume
TSs above goods are now ready for examination. 70
which the attention OF the public Is respectfully IN
vifed-the whole Offering Inducements rarely met
q Sale conducted by 4 B Cock. Anctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-28
By Alex. Mott, Auct.

FURNITURE DRY GOODS AND GRO
y CERIES Will be sold at auction, at my store
ON TUESDAY morning next, the 29th inst, com.
menoing at 10 O'Clock. a genteel assortment OF se
cJnd-hand Furniture.
DRY GOOD3-several INVOICES seasonable Dry
Goods; large assortment # Hosiery. a fin9 assort
ment Of Ready made Clothing; Boo,s shoes, Hats
and Caps
GRUCERIES-25 bbls Whskey; 20 do Brandy;
80 boxes Candles; rs boxes Soap; sugar, Coffee.
Molasses.
NH % ALEX MOTT Auct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-28
By Robert B. Lyme.
DUBLIC SALE OF TWO HUNDRED


4 AND FIFTY-TWO ACRES OF VALUABLE
LAND, in Hanover County. nine miles from Rich
mond aud one mile from Atlee's water station; on
the Central X r, at Auction.-I will sell az pueIc
auction, on WEDN ESDAY, March the 10th. at IL
o'clock. upon the premises, if fair. f not the next
fair day thereatter.) that valuable TRACr Oa
LAMB, described above. adjoining the lands OF b
Timberlake and others, containing two hundred
and ty-two acres-abont thirty OF which are
cleared and produces we'll of the usual crops e5pe
cially tobacco and vegetables. 1t would answer
well for markrt garden, being within fifteen mi
nutes travel to Richmond From fifty TO sixty acres
more could, with small expenditure. be brought
under cultivation The balance of the Land Is well
set in oak.
The improvements consist OF framed wooden
dwelling nearly new. containing four rooms. and
the usual out buildings and awell OF excellent wa
ter in the yard The location is very healthy and
the society good. , &,
A great bargain can be purchased privately. II
immediate application be made TO the Subscribed
If sold privately, due notice will be given
ALBERT LYME, Auct.
Office in Easement OF Metropolitan Hall.
POSTP0NEMENT.-In consequence OF the rise
Of water in the CT iokahomny River and is tribn
taries the above sale was postponed to TUESDAY
the 5TH of April, at the same hour and place-im
mediately after the sale OF Mrs Timberlake's pro
perty-by Messrs Autcheson = Griswoid, Com'rs.
nah II Office in Basement Of Met Hall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-28
By e. y. Cook, Auct'r.

GROCERIES, sEGARS, SC AT AUC-
~ TI0N-Cn MONDAY, the 2sth instant q. 10
O'Clock. will sell. 1t my store, large assortment
of Groceries. consisting Of
Bacon. Lard. Molss,es Butter, ealt, Sugar, Coffee
brandy, Whisky, Gin. Herrings, &c, together
WITH the usual variety of other articles usually
found In Grocery.
az ALSO One get Of FAIRBANKS PLATFORM
SCALEs. in first rate otder
ADDITI0NAL-wilI he added 10 nv sale THIS
Counting House Desk. sO'N ".ee''
ALSO-A lot of penteei Eou.ebo,5 r,,-r,,r,o
NH Is - y In ~ M L..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-28
XUApsWORTH, TURNER s co,

w No l.. FoURTEESTH STREET,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
HAVING T, ceiyed by recent arrivals complete
assortment Of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
GOODS. comprising altogether. very desirable
sssrr. nent. suitsd ard selected expressly Tor the
1r44etcf Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee.
s of which the trade is respectfully invited 10 ex-
ami ~ NH Pm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-28
CPRING TRADE, 1869.

GPhINU TRADE, 1909.
KENT. PAINE CO.,
Inpirters and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign aud
Domestic
DRY GOODS,
Nos i6S and l65 Main street. Richmond.
The subscribers respectfully announce TO the
Merchants Of Virginia. North Carolina and Tonnes
see thst their arrangements for the coming
SPRENG TRADE are more extensive than hitherto
Ind tfAtby the LIST MsrcS they will be prepared 10
exhibit Que of the lsrgeEt AID most attractive
stcCEs Of - - - = - 49,
J'0REIIY AND DOMESTIC DRT GOODS AND
CLOTHING,
that they have had the pleasure 10 offer, 10 an
examination Of which they are cordially invited:
AS h4ret 5.ure, We have imported direct from EH-
s,oue many II the leading fabrics and wares in our
line ana our stock will be found very ful and Coz 20
plete in every department, and well adapted to the
wants Of tue trade. =,
Tae magnitude Of our business. with our unsur-
passed facilities fully warrant US in pledgng our
selves 10 sell oar Gods 81 low prices &c they can
be beagnt in any Northern market. thus ssvisg
Per centage IN the purchaser.
ORDERS are respectfully solicited. when snail
st ali times have our prompt and personal atten-
ton. KENT, PAINE d ";
Richmond Feb 10 1879 fe 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-28

NEWLY ERECTED BRICK TEN

A NEWLY ERECTED BRICK TEN
SIDNEY, AT AUCTION.-We. will SELL upon the
premises on MONDAY, the 4th day of April, com.
mencing at IA O'Clock. NJ. newly erected Brick
Tenement, in the Town OF Sidney, on Elmwood or
Main street continued and one square west of the
Fair Grounds. 1t has convenient rooms. with
eonveniences attached. The lot fronts 81 feet and
runs back 1919 feet, to an alley - feet wide.
Persons in want of really pleasant house, loca.
anime this
TERMs-one-fourth cash; the balance at s. IL and
Is months for negotiable notes with interest added
and secured by trust deed. Taxes for 1859 to be
paid By the purchaser.
Also, two vacant Lots. adjoining the above 'front.'
above.
Also, three vacant Lots on Elmwood street, lately
of the Whey ard Square.
TERMs-One-fourth cash; the balance at 4. and
IL months, tor notes, DC, as above
mh IS JAS Nj TAYLOR SON Aucts