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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-12
Messrs. DouD & SANDSoURNE,
The men ,oos hided,
Pulled their triggers
And Bruin die-did.
Overhaultng Exchanges.

A1A~~~SS9DSOe
This is a part Of newspaper duty, rather
exciting in anticipation, but terribly stupid
in reality, especially to woman. Some
how, beforehand, it seems as if every days
mail must bring something novel, q new SEN
sation, or q pleasant interlude in the shape
Of letters; or, in case Of lack of news, q
brilliant idea, which can be scissored, or
shaped to suit our own market. But, alas!
such fond anticipations are too frequently
doomed to woful disappointment. Long
columns of markets, in which fl0ur'is low
er, sugar higher, and pork stationary. Pa
ges of dull statistics, which makes one fair
ly groan to look at them, and which are
turned over with a shudder of relief. Miles
Of foreign telegraph news, which, instead of
being
"Linked ssoeetness long drs,cn out,''
is stupidity boiled down to a jam. Occa-
sionally, there is horrid murder, or case Of
elopenent, which is read with interest; but
generally the filling up is with long-winded
editorials, or an elegant chapter Of personal
abuse. Very rarely we find gem, some
times in prose and sometimes in rhyme,
and that lives in the memory like flower
found in the shadow of rock.
OOlnc papers cAhauSt aliu TcuueI ouc
mentally helpless; it is as if one became
psychologically penetrated with the editors
imbecility: others are fresh, strong, and
vigorous, and we set them aside with feel
ing of being better fitted for work for hav-
ing read them. But if there is one sort of
trash more than another that makes ordi-
nary people feel idiotic, it is the love story
which, born Of the overweight brain of
some middle aged young lady, finds its birth
place in ladies' magazine. and thence trav-
els over the country, finding stopping
place wherever it's length happens to suit
the number Of columns which the editor
wants to fillup. ........
1t Il one Of the most discouraging signs
Of the present time that half our women
confinc their reading to ''story papers" the
most weakening and sickly Of all mental
diet. We will leave it with themselves, il
they do not, with the same longing for more,
experience disinclination for any thing bet.
tor, and consciousness Of time wsstcd, and
q gradual sottening of any grains Of com
mon sense they might have had naturally
But this is wandering from the subject o
exchanges, and--herc comes the mail
Rockford Necs. s -.. ..-
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~"How is it." said q gentleman to
Sheridan, "that your family has not 0 at
tached to hisg Your family is Irish, and
10 doubt ilustrious." mo family has a
better right to O, than our family" said
Sheridan, "for we oWe everybody"
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rw"Mr. Wiggles, have you gntr
match?'' eyes, Sir, match for the old
boy-Thar she is, mixin' up dough- ~
Wiggles pointed to his wife, and Their
slid from the front door. sS~ 'Ea~
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~"Mary, I am. glad your heel has got
well.'
"Whyr' asked Mary, opening wide her
large blue eyes in astonishment.
20, nothing" said John only see ifs
able to be out"
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Caution to Bears and other ssVarmint..


Caution to Bears and other 'svarmint.' -
Late on Saturday evening last, a noted
thief named Bruin, Of a very bearish as
pect, was killed whilst in the act of burgla-
riously entering the bee house of Mr.. Hora-
ito Warner, near Clermont. Bruin had paid
successful visit the night preceding, and
two nights before that, was detected surrep-
titiouslv leyying upon hive belonging to
Mr.. Carlton. He was trailed, and an abor-
tive attempt made to worry him with dogs.
Success in crime emboldens the criminal,
and so he was determined to tempt fortune
once more against any odds and at all haz-
ards. The Clermonters kept strict watch.
About O'clock he presented himself at
Mr.. Warmers, and the
Mcssrs. DOuD & SANDsoURNE,
The men ,oos hided,
Pulled their triggers
And Bruin die-did.
Mr.. Stowe, was proclaimed Marshal,
and a procession, headed by the Clermont
Brass Band, escorted the body to the vii
lage, where the citizens united with the
hunters in acclamations of joy. There was
/" a great time-a glorious time-a royal
time" ~f
Many of these destructive animals are
said to have been seen lately, waiting, Mi
cawber-like, for something to turn up. 1t
is to be hoped that whenever seen they will
be followed up till found, and then dealt
with as the safety Of person and and prop
erty requires. BOB.
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ST. NICHOLAS
BILLIARD ROOMS.

4. JACK. CHURCH, PROPRIETOR.
This institution is now in good working order, and
lovers OF that most genteel and heahinspring of all
gnmos, known to Sportsmen, will find ST. Nicholas
q pleasant place to pass the time in.
The Tables entirely new, Of the most approved
style the Cushion of the latest rHELAN style,
aud in accuracy not excelled by anything of the
kind in the United States. ~ ~
~ Good Liquors. the best brands of Cigars, and
prompt attention to customers additional mduce-
ments for patronixing this House.
McGreyor, June !, ls59yl
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CHICAGO ADVT'S.

SILAS j. LEE & CO.,
Chemists and Apothecaries,
No. LII N. Wells st., cor. Of Ohio, chicago. I'll.
Importers Of French s. German Essences
Flavoring Extracts Of Oils & Wines.
THESE Extracts prepared with he greatest
aud warranted to contain no mineral preparations
vegetable poisons. ... ,-.r.. .....-.,. ...
They impart pure Spirits, the favor OF the finest
brands Of Cognac Ienncssy, Duruy, Seignct and Ca
tawba Brandy. Wine, Rum. whiskey and Cordias.
1hey in quantities proportioned to 20 and
~ gallons ESSENCES Of Cognac. Holland Gin, Lon
don Tom Gin, Jamaica and St. Croix Rum, Rye, Bour.
bon, Monongahels, Scotch and Cherry Whisky, Kim
mel Zwetschwasscr, Kirschwasser Absynth and Port
Wine.
BRANDY AND WINE COLORING.
Essences and Extracts for Flavorng Syrups Ice Cream
aud Confectionery.
Orders promptly filled aud sent to any part by Ex-
press. Terms cash delivery,
~ Cards of prices aud directions for use, sent
application.
Chicago, ILL.,, April l, 1s59y1
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SURGEONS SERMONS.
4 ST. I'd, 81, 4th and 5th Series-Blue and Gold
u Edition Of the Poets at Il. Us.
Agency of A. S. Barnes Burrs National series Of
STANDARD school Books--The best series Of school
books gratis to superintendents and
Teachers.
Also. Agency Of Beloit Mile Printing Paper,
At RlCKEL q HUFFMAN'S.
McGregor, Iowa, September 81, ls5ssf a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-26

BOSTON, July 70, 1s59.-The funeral ceremo-
MES over the body of Mr. Choate, which took
place a. the Essex street church at IL O'Clock
this morning were attended ~ a lsrre crowd
OF sympathizing citizens. Gov Banks. the
Judges of all our Courts, representatives of
the entire Massachusetts bar, the Mayor of
the city, ana ,,.v -. VI tue various
branches OF our municipal government, sore.u.
er With the faIa:lg anu immediate friends Of
the deceased nllea the chuteh in every part so
that thousands of citizens were tin3tife to gain
admittance. The funeral sermon was deliver
ed by Rev. Dr. Adams, pastor Of tie church
At the close of the SERVICES the hearse proceed
ed toward Cambridge, through l3oylston and
Charles street, a large procession following
the remains TO the bridge. So impressive fu-
neral pageant has seldom, if ever, been wit
messed in this city. s..
Mr.. Ghoate's remains were inferred at Mount
.-i.u~f
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Later from California ,

ST. LOUIS, July 25.-The overland mail
from California on the lst inst, has arrived.
A fire had occurred in the town of GRANVILLE
estroyirg S29,G1o worth Of property.
Tie bert hid t,een tntensp, and in some places
the thermometer '6afktd Il9 degrees in the
shade. At Santa Barbara, during the siFocco,
it marked 1913 degrees.
The political excitement was high and the
candidates were preparing to take the stump.
The difficulty between J. L. Mckibben and
Caffroth had been adjusted.
Senator Broderick had received but declined.
q challenge from d. W. Perley
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FUTURE DlYS,
THYsTElEss.. fAA5EE ! "a Is1E5 cr Is

A4sHs&- 1srs 4 a =. kkN IN ~ MAN ~ VII
OF RfCHMONp.--As acting Trustee In 3 sftain
1883, duly recorded in Richmona Hnstinss Court. I
shall, in execution thereof, thnv1i.s been 90 70.
Quilted b. the crcditoI named in the said deed,
Msssr,. Goddia ) Agpsr.9p 1n tas city q Hsh
DAY, the 9Th day 81 August, at u o'cloek, NJ, the
property conveyed BY the said deed, congiatihg IL
all the ht title, interest and estste Of the said
Chsrles OF, in, and to, the real sstate Of his
testament Of tie said David Baker, dsesaseS, Which
y recorded in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
Court Of Law and Chancery for The County Of Hen
rico and City Of Richmond. " Tho said interest
cohsists Of an undivided seventh part; and - 20
the house ind lot On Broad street, in the City Of
Richmond it 10 subject to the devise OF onehalf Of
tho rents thereof. favor Of the unmarried daugh
ter Of the said dccedent, which dgtise terminates
with the marriage or death Of said daug htcy.
list Of tae said estate 10 hereto annexed. Tbs
interest IN 6aeh parcel win be sold separately.
IERns: Cash, or on such credits - shall DO agreed
on at the time Of sale. Such title il vested in tbs
trustee VIII be conveyed to the purchasere though
u y oeheved to be good. WIN. r. WATSON.
~, Acting Trustee.
mond, on the north side of Broad, between ID and
Srd streets, formerly occupied by tho testator 3D.
lot with framed dwelling thereon of the north
side Of Franklin, between Henry and Monroe St.,
Opposite the late residence of Mrs C. w. Bullock.
ID. small wooden tenement, near Brooke Ave-
nue., at the corner 6f tcigh and Henry streets
W =. WATSON,
~ IS-dtds AAting Trustee,
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4 OF Woop LAND In HENRIco COUNTY.
ON The SOUTH SIDE OF THE WILLIAMS
BELOW THE CITY OF RfCHMoND.-As Com
missioner appointed by decree Of the Circuit
Court of the United States for tho Fourth Circuit
and Virginia District, pronognced on the 2lst May,
1851 in the Of the Bank Of the United States
at PUBLIC AUCTION, in front Of Henrico Court
House, on MONDAY, the first day Of August; lsse,
f.AND located as above containing 2ls ACRES,
adjoining the lands formerly owned by William
CHRISTIAN, Richard Gaskins and others: :.
months for negotiable notes. and title retained
TIL all the purchase money shall DO paid, and con-
'''"A'' ANDREW JOHNSTON, Com'r.
iv Q-1awt1IJyidtd
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BY Richard Cauthorn, Auc.

BY Richard Cauthorn, Auct.
FURNITURE AT AUCTION.--On WE'D
+ NESDAY, 18th srss., at 10 O'Clock, at my store,
TURE, sconslstins, ihpatt, of toees MahoS any
Spring Seat Chalrs, Centre Table, SpflHE- Beat
MAR Mattress, Shu.k do. I Crib, fine " ire
Sofa, Refrigerator, large Carrots. end sundry
other articles. Jy 70 X. CEEFHoRN.
HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.--Will be st'l'
on THURSDAY, the 18th day of July, 1859, on
Mayo street, opposite. the Jews' Synagogue, be-
tween Franklin and Rsss streets, at 10 o'clock, A
M 8 rene ral lot of HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE. consisting of Sofas, 10 Bedsteads
9 Feather Beds. Washstands. 9 Mattresses
Chairs, Tables, Carpets, Crockery Ware and the
us uai variety of Household ard Kitchen Furniture
to satisfy distress warrant in my hands.
Terms cash.
jy B-dtdS r. BUTLER, II. G. G.. IL.
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BY CrenshaW & Car. Ancte.

CARGO SALE-4.117 BAGS RIO COFFEE
~ AT AUCTION IN DOUBLE BAGS We SIf4H
FRIDAY. sth August next, at II o'clock, IIH bags
Rio COFFEE, in double bags, being tho CARO- Of
the Bar9ne WIniired, just srrved from Rio de ia
rket, and said to be Of the hest cargo that has
besh sent 10 This port during the year.
Trfts our months credit for approved uexe.
table paper CAkNsHAW i co.
jy 25-tds
Will be added to the above sale:
2s2 bags prime LasuayEa COFFEE,
En- bbls. y Extra SUGAR
20 do. Cy!.es do.
10 do b Coffee TO
5 hhds. n. 0. SUGAR. -.-,
100 boxes ADAMANTINE CANDLES.
jy 2j-tds CRENSUAW Il CO
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CTORE ON llTN ATREET. Opposite
q EycHANGE HOTEL, For SALE At AUG
!" sss ii i ssesicn tie sa ick BgitniSa = issS
Merchant Tailor, and now occupied b WIN. Allan
in the aaIne basinese. u = II central !op9t5oa
siscss subject 70 ground rent Of en- peF sOnni.
ies'''' = ''''' VIM. HOLT. RICHARDSON.
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MILBoRO DEPOT.

This House is open for the reception and en-
tertanmers Of the trayens public. Persons sc.
Healing Springs, get of the cars ct this point. and
stagsit 70 the above places, Those who srs 9ssa-
BY stopping with Us until the next morning, whom
they can be accoy9rnodstsd With HACKS 70 any
point they may wish 70 60. share Of the public pa
ronsge 10 respectfully solicited BY the Propretprs.
jeu-dtAu1s CACTHORN & WARE.
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by Goddin 4 Apperson, Auct's.

v ER1 VALUABLE RESIDENCE AND
prl+s AMHtG, tE LOT, .I, ! ATTACHED; ON STRING,
N THE Plan 81 .BEEVIbkiRHE, FOR FOR SALE tLsE,
At AUQTf0N.-At the reanea. Of Dr.. B. j. Duval,
concurrence Of Mr.. Tyler, we shalt setl q, public
ssuction; on the premises, on THURSDAY, the 4th
the very desirable property located as shove
me lot contains one acre, and abounds II choice
eolectlnn OF Fruit Trees. Grape Vines. and Shr.b-
larse' but embrace maiy IN number, admirably
arranged for tho purpose for w.9ich they were
conveniently arranged; and there il a well OF ifre
water on the premises. II is only necessary to ex-
rangements. Those disposed to purchase are re-
a4es.ed to examlne the premises, which will DO
TrfHs-Ose-feurth cash; balance At s, IL and u
months fsr negotiable notes interest dded secured
by q trust deed.
iy CnnnIN l. ADpEponN
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: IS GODDIN Il APpERSoN, Auct,s
BY James NJ. Taylor 4 Som, Auct7..

HOUSE AND LOT IN SIDNEY Ar AUG.
4 4 In FlON;-We will sell upon the premises on
SATURDAY, the 10Th inst. commencing at half
Past O'Clock p. NJ, A HOUSE AND LOT in the
Town OF Sidney; on Elmwood street The House
hss rooms; snd = renting at 81 per AMMAN. The
TERMs:-one-third cash, the balance at q and u
months. for negotiable notes, with interest added
and secured by n trust decd
jyE JAS, N. TAYLOR i SON, Aucts.
TWO VACANT LOTS IN SIDNEY AT
l. ALCTION-We win sell upon tho premises on
SATURDAY, 30th inst. commencing Immediately
after the above, two LOTS in Sidney, Ole on Elm
wood street. fronting 81 feet. and running bsts 100
feet to an, alley % feet wide. The other on Fede-
raj street, having the same front and depth.
TERMs: Ole third csshs the balance at 4 and s
months, for nesotable aoses, with interest added
and title retained.
jy@ JAS. NJ. TAYLOR L soy. Auct,.
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ny Jas. n. Taylor Z 8sn, Aaes'ss

SALE OF HOUSE AND lot ON 81.
-. - JAMES STREET. AT cr9ef 81
Fund Assqeiesion, viii sell, apes tho pfssaissc.
on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of yrly.. commeaeing
parcel Of LANE Win sss Butii NSs ssss:oS.
lying and bsins in psvsfs Addition, sitpassd q
said addition, fronting - feet ON said street. and
running back I'D feet to lot No - in said adaea.
The property 10 now in tho oecQpAn6ye0f Mr.. j. s..
Leach, ct the rent Of 9I3o pcr anncrs.
THIS: One third cash; tho balance y and -
months. for negotiable notes. with interest, and -
cured BY . trust deed. :
EkkEENN GSs s sR IaETElIfs rn.,..-
ST. BxYLY.
JAS. N. TAYLoE 4 Son, Anets. iyu
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by Edmond, Davenport & Co., Aucts.

ny EuKHUIId, DHVFHpOrt d C0., AUcyB.
CARGO SALE OF RIO COFFEE, SALT,
" PORTER AND FINE TEA.-On tho 9th Au-
gust we Will sell, at our office, at IL o'clock NJ the
s OF me harq!te Sail Magee, consisting Of
$500 bags RIO COFFEE quite number OF the
s,22s sacks fine SALT, per ship idaty Russell, di-
rect from Liverpool -,
just landing from ship Amazon and ship CO.
ravan.
ALSO,
226 half chests of fine Gunpowder TEAS, impor-
ted by us by the chip :. Romance of the Sea-" from
China. EDMOND, DAVENPORT Il CO.
jy 26-tds Auctioneers
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CAM'L W. HARDWOOD.

y buccessor 70 " NJ, HITTER,
Gcverror rtreet, Richmond.
| have now on hand the largest ard mast e1ten
sIve stock OF FL RNITURE and MATTRESSES
that has been offered to the public for many years
The GOODS are of the lstest and most fashionable
styles. and made OF seasoned timber and h, the
best workmen. All IN want Of articles in my hno,
Will do well to examine My stock before buying
SOFAS, CHAIRS
TETE- -TETES, MATTR ESSFS.
WARDRORES, PARLOR FURNITURE,
BUREAUS, LOUNGES.
TABLES. CHA NJ BIZ FURNI
WASHSTANDS, TURE
BkpSTEADS. HAT RACKS,
SlDE-BOARDS, SPRING BEDS.
BOOk-CASES. EXTENSION TABLES.
LOOK NG-Gl ASSES. ETEGERES.
GOTTA L FJRNT ROCKING CHAIRS
TURE, CRIBS, CRADLES. &C..
Vita giclt variety OF other articles.
il i3-lInift
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BY 1. 4 G. Is. Davenport, Aucts.
GROCERIES, &C., AT AUCTION. On
u THURSDAY, 18th July, We will sell az 70 o'sik,
at our auction store, an assortment Oh ohooE-
RIES, viz:
800 bags COFFEE
30 hhds. Reboiled MoLAsSES
100 bbs. do. do.
90 bbls. Portland SYRUP
30 bbls. New York do.
100 bbls Coffee SUGARS
Rrctfed and old Rye WHIsKEY
N.ERUM, SOAP. STARCH, CANDLES
100 half Ghosts Black TEAS
10 half chests Green TEAS
ALSO,
40 cases Ciaret WINE
70 quarter casks Port WINE
100 baskets Champagne WINE rcny
Is quarter and eighth casks French BRANDY,
Under Custom House lock.
TEnns-9i0O and over. four months credit, Tor
approved paper under 500, cash;
~ "a l. 6. u. DAVENPORT, Auets.
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- RED SULPHUR SPRINGS, MON

A.. 4 RED SULPHUR SPRINGS, MON.
9EASROE COUNTY, VA.-This celebrated
Ill., WATERING-PLACE. is now open for
the reception of visitors. and furnished with ap-
peculiar and remarkable, properties of the water,
We refer r. the several works on the :Vlrsinia
Tennessee RaiIroad sic Informed that, the Depot
for this place is NEWBERN, liiss Dublin yhe ere
STAGE COACHES, and conveyed over beau.i-
fully graded road to the Springs, a distance Of IS
The diseases to which these waters are appica-
tle are-Sarynsits, BroRcfi.s, phthisis, Dlarrhda,
in their chronic, forms; Dyspepsia, sobuegfo, IN
Mucous Surfaces of the Alnentary Canal; Rheu-
matism, Govt, and Cutaneous Affections, and all
that class If diseases requiring an Alternative Sc
dative ana incidentally Comic Treatment, will be
o1 WgNla " 'N' -'' u T. s. CAMPBELL 4 co.
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DISSOLUTIONs, &c.

CO-PARTNERSHlP.- The undersis ned have
IA s sss n s1di; ind hs saa s
scription. except Circular says-the business of
9oiats St sffh hoSLE 'd hers
''''''' " HENRY R. BURGER,
jy as-st. fF RShas d ba0MGbkhEE
NOTICE.-The subscribers have this day form
- a ss the RI sp Of
PIE ledd, ssa , ,s sss solicit the orders
d ''''' ''''' "' '' E j. J. !. B BS5TAaux'
RICHMOND, July 49, 1850. jy Is-Itn.
nISsOLUTlON OF C.PARTNERSHIP.
viii be closed by ]. H. SIMPSON, who will use The
name of the concern III liquidation only;
July 10th, 1850. !: !. T. 4. s sinPsoN,
The undersigned have this day purchased Of J;
snif f th' Of Gt9oS asss the a'
assure the patrons Of the old concern that nothing
shall he left undone that may please them; and they
merit and secure, not only their patTonases but
thst Of the public generally H sM,M HifER'
IN retiring from the business off. D. GOODMAN
& CO. am pleased IN the assurance that leave
my friends and patrons in faithful and efficient
"G Eacw Nh SIMPSON and Mr.. MILLER thorough,
ly, and therefore do most cordially recommend
them to the confidence and patronage Of my friends
and patrons. [jy 70-ts] J. D. GOODMAN.
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
- The concern Of w. NJ. HARRISON co. IS
h be JOHN 81
name of the concern in liquidstion only p,soy
July LIST. 1880. JNO. BLAIR.
this day united under the style and firm Of BLAIR
CHAMBERLAYNE, and will continue The G lsS.
GERx % Tss
tho patrons Of the old concern that nothing
shall b left andone that m sno .ne
merit and secure, not only their patronage, but
that Of the public generally.
Jul, LIST. 1859. NV Nv. S eiHAAlaaibERLAYNE.
SON 4 CO., am pleased in tho assurance that ]
leave my friends and patrons in faithful and Ell
know Mr.. BLAZE and Mr.. Characteristics
roughly, and therefore do most cordially recon-
mend them to tho confidence and patronage OF my
Eel lively interest in their success. and ask
not enly sratfy, but materially benefit. s M Ssisos
Wv W. M. HAkhisON.
If ycu want barga aims in LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
call at the store Of
JN0. L.. SMIT HER,
You may rest assured Of getting them. He 10 sell
ing them for nearly half the former prices, viz:
- " @ okSzNblEs. N ggsshtIl'isfirs. r.. r..
A large lot of LAWNS, Just received At 81 cents
yard. warranted fast so!c, ssr ., : noons -,
A,o FINE .ss pRY GoSps ne GOODS
Xii OF which viii be sold at 2 small advance on
the cost being dstesHinsd e close out - near
Call and see, and examine Tor youfseif ~ 10
| Main street. SNo' -. On" HHN.
| jy n-lm ---------------------
Tn0N. FRONT! STEEL, TIN, &C., &e.--
/ l-GlLLIAM &DUNLOP, NO. Ia bYeAhokx S1''
Ths snbscr,bsrs have now IN store and lsndins
/ ar ships Helene, Willard and Trenton. hns -
Common and best Refined IRON
! Hoop Band and Carriage lk0N
Gorse and Mule Shoe II RON
Imported direct to City Point, and icr ssic - ou
to suit pnrchasers. ~ - :. -.
4 g0R yALE.-2aOQ VA. ,STAFE SIoCAS 10
+ sals, u aaIas V sais rug ~, 4 20.
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X. MILTUN CARY, SpI. CONT.
JAMES N. TAYLOR 4 Son. Auctioneers. 10 IL
SALE or FARM IN HA NO.

TKUSTEE'S SALE OF FARM IN HAND.
1 YER COUNTY, ON CHICKAHO MINY RIY-
s, Atkinson bearing date the 18th day of January.
1859, ana recorded in the Clerks Office Of Hanover
the beneficiary in said deed, upon the premises,
on FRIDAY, the 29th July, 1885, Of fair if not the
next fair fair day thereafter commencing at liz
o'clock, A. NJ, that desirable FARM called TURKEY
Hill, situated in said county, about ten miles
northeast of Richmond city, and which contains
about 725 acres.
Terms Of the deed require cash; but have no
dou BIT that satisfactory mt can be made
as to y part of the purchase money.
JAMES T. SUTTON, JR., Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-26
BY Z. b. Cook, Auct.

BY Z. b. Cook, Auct.
IN THE 2eth JULY, at II o'clock, ye MI
~ offer for sale, at our regular aucuon' shs iof
lowing STOCKS:
5000 Virsinia State Stock,
1000 Richmond City Stock.
5000 Va & Tenn. r. X. ID Mo!tsese Bonds,
lO0oOranse < Alexandra X. Il. per cont.
Bonds,
100 Orange L Aiexsndria R. r. psr cont.
Bonds,
10 shares Of Bank OF the Commonwealth
Stock.
Persons desiring to add 70 the above, can DO 20
~ any ''"e prior " '"' .W.PURcELL 4 co.
IA Sale conducted by y. B. CooE. Anct. ny =
DY VIRTUE Of Deed Of Trukt executed to me
ID on the TN day Of April, 1859, BY H. Y. Graves,
which deed is duly recorded IN the Clerks One q
quest OF the beneficiary in said deed, to sell on the
farm 81 said Graves, IN said county; near Beaver
Dam Depot, on the vireinia Centyal Railroad, on
THURSDAY. the 9Th day 9f August. iatg, the prop
erty mentioned in said deed, ccnsistins Of two
and Kitchen farn,sure. colnmencing at the hour Of
jsa J.. 7. SUTTON, Js.. Trustee.