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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23
~ There is much fear entertained

~ There is much fear entertained
by some Of our farmers that the potatoe
crop will turn out perfect failure. as the
dry rot has made it, appearance thus early.
We do not IL ink this 10 general. as we
have heard Of but two or three felds
which have been found afflicted. We sin.
cerly hope that the potatoe crop will not
prove even partial failure. as We are all
Irish In our love for that vegetable.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23

THE PEAK FAMILy.-Last night this
celebrated troupe of twelve performers
gave their first rtainment in this city.
to large. fashionable and spprecistive au-
dience. The performance was highly cred
table and showed vast improvement over
their former appearances. The company
has enlarged it's facilities, added several
new members 10 its number, and are now
really unsurpassed by any travelling COM
pany in the real merits Of theie exhibi-
tons
We had not time last evening requisite to
give full account Of the performance, but
from the manner in which it was received
by the audience, We are satisfied that the
Metropolitan Hall will be crowded tonight
ON the occasion Of their last exhibition.
MorHsR DEAR )" was sung by young
Master Eddie in a very pathetic style. and
With a sweet voice. It should be repeated
tonight.
The "Iutroductory'. and Jenny Lind
Bird Waltz" were performed by the whole
company with their bells. and WAS very
novel thing-the music and time being q
true a. though played by . piano.
"Lb FLEURs Du PaixrENPs" Solo BY W. H
Peak. in which he layed upwards OF thirty
four bells "A feat which has never before
been attempted.
"TsIA1s OF A COUNTRY School MAs7ER'
was very comical piece and excited much
humor amoung the audience.
"Tnaouau THE Woop" was sung by Mrs.
Peak, and perfectly too.
COLUMBIA THE Gxx OF THE OCEAN" by.fouz
juveniles in costume was nicely perform
ed piece, and presented an imposing aP
pearance on the stage.
We would like to speak further. but
must conclude by mentioning the violir
playing which IVES extremely nice. w
think Ole Bull has rival on this instru-
ment, who promises to best him oil "hol-
low.
Tonight . splendid programme will b
presented in which the best pieces OF ths
company will bs performed. There srs tw'
pieces sst for the violin. which alone ss'
worth the price ef adnissioa.
"Yaahse Doodle viii es pestbeoed Il
ever sDssy dissssat wsya
Dsst hll v ,nlt nssespsiIhas Hall =
ploh4 ~ W. ~ ~ s1As = ~ ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23

~ The dog catchers took our
hint yesterday, and pitched into the CANNES
with will. We noticed the dog cart wa
pretty we'll filled by eight o'clock, and q
more soroy looking. lot Of critters were never
before toted thr ough the streets. Keep
them moving John, for by so doing you will
earn golden laurels from your constituents.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23
UPsET.-A mule team engaged

UPsET.-A mule team engaged in
unloading slaves from fiat boat, at the
foot of one of the streets in the lower end oi
town, upset the wagon and driver on the
river bank yesterday morning. The driver
q German. swore he would have nothing
more to do with the tam dipgs' and walk
ed off leaving his employer to find new
driver where he could.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23

FREE FsRRIEs.-The Moline Inde-
pendent says that number of the citizens
have started a free ferry between that city
and the Island. Our exp. rience. regarding
free ferries is somewhat limited, but We are
confident that paying fifteen cents for croas
ing on q scow boat does not argue very
favorably for the ferry heinga free one
That is just the sum We paid last Thursday
and ws thought it cheap riding at that
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23

Personal. We understand that
W. F. GaovENsuRY, Esq., the only author
lied" has accepted the position of Captain
on the steamer Resolute, one of the new
line Under the charge of Capt Groven-
bury, the Resolute will undoubtedly soon
cause the Black Hawk to cave, as he has
declared his intentions of leaving this point
on the same days, one hour ahead of that
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23

E The weather during the last
two or three days has been quite favorable
change over the preceding week OF intense
heat, as far as bodily comfort is concerned.
but the crops don't care how hot it gets.
However, the harvest field is full Of hands
now. busy reaping. binding and stacking.
and these cool mornings are very welcome
IN fhou
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23
w ashiugeOn News.

NAsnrSeTos, July 2l.-The Presi ent
has tends,ed ths Cantral American Mission
10 d N BArringer of N C.. formerly n EN-
her Of Congress. and subsequently, Minister
tn Spain. 1t 10 thought, however. that Ls
will d. cline it.
Tn. news Of the European peace pros
p-c,s produced much Qualification in 'h'
Go -4rnment official and diplomatic circles
The Commissioner of Patents design
leaving Washington next week, to be sb
.ent neari, two moDths.
Important di.pstches from Minister Nc
Lane. were received to day BY . spsciA
~. ssengvr.
The sioor of.var Ssvarn.h 10 again to b
cent :" the Gulf Of Mexico.
The Navy Department has received date
rs late =. the 2s,h Of May fros our Vessels
on the Brazil STATEN al Of them we're 70
the River La Platte Of BueDos Ayree. aud
in view Of the unsettled condition Of sffaire
it w.s deemed advisable to keep them
there.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23

MEssRs. FDrToks In your pub
lished list Of the different honorable attach
ments to the name Of X. n. Litter. you
forgot to add that Of X. lie G." which Gig.
nifies Runner Of lie Claire House.
HorEL KxEPER.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23
~ We understand that an indis

% We understand that an indig.
nation NEE ing against the dog ordinance is
being talked Of by some of our citizens
Now. all We have got to say, Is, that if you
attempt anything of the kind. gentlemen
you will find that not one man it one hund-
red of our population will 60 with you.
The dog ordinance is an excellent institution
and We are bound to support it.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23

PERsoSAL.-We had the pleasure
Of shaking hands last evening with WILL.
ToALIssos, Esq. editor of the Des Moins
State Journal. WILL has been travelling
over large portion Of the state. and pro-
nouDces everything looking very promising
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23

The FATHER OF WATERS at this
point is coming down to proper bounds
once more. 1t expanded itself in the great
rise of last month, and 10 now 90 weakened
down with the exertion, that it is falling
everv dav
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23

~ An important work is going on
between Rock Island and Moline-that of
macsdamizing the road between the two
cities. In the spring it 10 almost impossible
to get along with team. between these
two important points,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23

E A general rush was made to
this office yesterday by the river men. for
extra copies of the Democrat containing the
particulars Of the new packet arrangement
The article will appear next Thursday in
our weekly, when any number of papers
desired can be obtained.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23

~ Wonder if the Pixies Peak
correspondent Of the Gazette has shut up
his gambling and drinking shop in St.
Joseph, Mr.. W. was in full blast at last ac-
counts. and his sign over the door
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23
Local AnA1r0
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.


Tines # opening and closing mails In the davenport
Po@t Once:
s.,r.Rs VAL, arriver 81 s:as N and $50 P n
clos-s at 30 A 4 81. $500 II.
voerHEmN NAIL via Dubuque md Northern Iowa.
arrives at 3 80 P = c.asesat S:l5 h.
3oU1asRN n Ill, from 9 Louis anu - nthern un
aouri. ara,ves At 5..OP N: Gloss 81 S.lo AZ.
WpsTEsN AID souTHrRS Iowa NAIL, arrives
68O - closes ., $40 P d.
II,so,s W ~ NAn, sni,e, 6.l6 A y and $50 r
-, cl sea NJ AID b Pm
trvsR NAIL soUTH, ,neinding rivey towns soovett
Louis, tn Mlssou.i River, Net. ~ and Kan ~,
via Hanni ~ ~ Joseph y, ogssses At ~
M clio ailPA.
RIvEw NAL, elu lag siver towns from Ciaife
to,yon. :, arr v-s 1t y clio - at $40 \.
sORTusRx NAIL, b. Ism +, up he river, arrives ut
? n Sundays, wednesdays aud Fridays; cios's at
0PM IN aondaJs. Wednesdays and FRIDAYS.
sLys anAss NAIL srriv1s 1t 12 y, closes at II ID
Tuesday., Thursdays and eatuToaSs.
AmITv MAIL. arriv' and closes at ~ n Tuesdsys
and Pr rdsys
HAuosA NAIL, arrives and closes IN II NJ, on
1hursdtys.
The mce will BE- open on Sunday during the Sum-
IN from 10 lOAM.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23

Go AND SEE TnEM.-Dedr'ck Is
selling ladies' fox-d gai'ers, Of superior
quality. at only 90 cents per pair. ana other
goods at manufacturers prices
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23

EE We call especial attention to
the communication on the second page Of to
days paper Let it be read by every vo'
ter. whether Republican or Democrat,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23
C. q NJ M E. RCI A l.
OFFICE OF Iowa ffATE Drn0cRAF,
Fri tnv evening July p 1850

OFFICE OF Iowa ffATE DFAOCRAT,l
Fri isy sssTins. July %, 1850. I
fng WHS1HE1.-To day has been cool and
rsth = con- for sb' IN ompsv o vlt i week.
BusrNE ss-risde vas ssfa, doll throasht wo-
n, riv.i from the o.un ry-fs m-rs IL Lusy In
the harv ss ia.
BLuuA-shi, ments to-day 200 bb's % New York.
Ma ka stssdy. as yesterdays qu ts:,onss New
spri"g extra o5 co. 70 old wnest nou- Is 90.
wHB ,T-No:arrtva to-cay md n rset d IL
Qno..t ons Ne sam New sprin. 1t l0c; old,
COaH Ma, kst insctive and ieseipIs ght We
ono snelsd st Sc; es., sc.
OArs--Ent,re.y nominal .. s5@35o for new; 80
l0c fSs old.
BAaLsY-Nsw Drop quoted st o0sSc.
BUrrss-Aso art Gle 10 sorth lsN0les.
HAy-New prairie - 10 per Ton.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23
New y OPk m askese
(DY fELE0RAPa.1

NEW YORK. Julv -. 1859.
fLoUa-Dul AMI &c lover: ssi~s 1000 Ills.
uHs.T--D IL aud ciininS sale, 500 bush,
30 tor neS white ~.
bYE- ull.
BARLEY-null.
oars On'l; Al0llc State and Cauadiap
PORK Dull and hesvy: sales 200 bbls, Is 10
@6O m So. II 50 p ime.
bbBI Unch 1uxed.
~ Ms AMI BI0ON- Quiet.
Our ~ EAescDull.
LARD steat, ssle. 1f0 tb 8, l0k @l1kc.
BUTTsR-i u !: I6G0 Q slate, 1ll0I3c Ohio.
OHEEsD-4rm; SOS;
(Lioe working bal east o. Chicago. No mere
report
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23
CARDS..


TrORHEY and Councillor n Law, Davenport,
&c IL Co, to~s VIII .tt n promptly T. oil
b 9 s,ona business that may he mt US . 70 Mn.
H.. er 70 Hon. Jams Grant. Dave env.rs, an1 hon.
IN md -urk NJ n. JnLI2- II
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23

~ Krause G Co.. have few words
to say to our citizens this morning. They
are Offering their large stock at and below
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23

ET We are disappointed in re-
ceiving our telegrsphic dispatches, the line
being down east Of Chicago.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23

FRANK PuTsAM serves upfa spien-
did lunch this morning at 10 o'clock, st the
lie Claire House saloon. =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23

~ No season, since We have taken
up our residence in Davenport, has the
health Of this city been - good ~ the pres
snt We do not hear Of any sickness, such
- fever, cholera or other epidemic diseases,
and " do not believe there 10 any.
Physicians inform ~, that they will not
earn their sslt this summer. unless the per
pie Do bsttss than they have dens % ia,.
Well. ~ ere decidedly II favor u letting
sAs assasvs slsrvs. Il thsy sssnst i've with.
sss psspis tslse lisk kss thsu % q ~ssh
Z. ~ eeselsn fsata91 20 al..isG -
IN Aiait6o w ~ ~ ~ ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23

Ma. CURRY has a fne lot OF nice
fresh apples for sale at his stand.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23

~ We think that for a dull day
yesterday can carry off the palm. Not .
farmer show his head in town. and our
own citizens appeared to be ashamed Of
making their appearance when everything
20 much resemblsd churchyard. We may
expect this will be the case for some two
weeks yet, by which time the farmers will
have their grain threshed and ready for
market It 10. perhaps. - well that We
should al take it easy during these dog
days.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23
JOllN e.. BILLS,

rTsRNsY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW,
y And Notary Public.
Ovprs-"avenpnt . Bloct, Davruppt Iwa.
mAy2S
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23

A RsCErr German invention for making
par er of straw 10 ssid TO successfully meet
the difficulties that have heretofore attend
I'd the prOcess.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23
BOOTS AND SHOES

=. >l,IC>,
NO. . NICKOLL0' BLOCK,
"a NOA r,eeavlhx . IsIs. and carefully seircteA
i stock Il
u . q - - N a - h O 60
adapt.d to THE n srtes nd ths-e I4Ys .'mes. -
4h he invit > the -tt ~ OI luIcL sssis.
ve sie. sAsnr nj u
Lsdi~s' Pne Aid,
Lasting ari So ~ onsr sss Heelsd 0siters.
Kid He'd pes
0,rt'.i Xar,
Pat - s'fsr
AastI 3. ard
olive CAT 70 rev aYtaea.l
O agrees Cat ere.
OXiur and ow res
, Doys ard You q Caters and She's.
md. CHR. enc b
. most IN endie-s variety ~ oil t'se sid fsn-
~ sind-. Ple.'s cali rde. 30 q sno rI %.
The vill b sold o. vsry .oU insure.
april A<eVs. q - OVS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23

20 Iis''s;'''&s.'s1 TIT ~: 4; :;
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23

FrORNRY At LAW. Omce-up stairs, IN the
n building formerly occupied oy -. Wuey,
0eat oec nd STREET.
1usi 1sss ntrdstsd 70 hts care viii b punctuaiy ,
ATTENDED 70
davenport JanusYyA 1854. yanS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23

CHAu. Z. PUTNAM. . LAKE.
PUTNAM Il LEAkE
\ TrORNEYS AND COUHSELOnS Ar Law, ano
&vsouort owa ssy17dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23

JOHN II ktNO,
REAL ESTATE / EXCHANGE E BROKER,
NorARY PuDLIc = CoMnn.IoHra OF DsEDs,
Ii CLAIRE ROW-Ls Clstre Hal Essss~cs.
I..,1 Davenpops, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23

r. u. MORLEY Z co.,
VrYuOLEs and R.t.,i neale-s IN Fsney and
w SAP Q Groceries, Dalssli's Block rner o.
Ppvrv and Seooud stveets.
Flour, Ce~ent and Piastering Hair constantly on
hsrd
~ Al gods da'ivereA tree ~ cha'fe.
Davenport, I.~a, Aprr -, 1859 laprA sm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23

A. q. BENNETT. q. r. ""'iooA0'
RENNETT & WHUTCOMB,
ATT .RNRYe AND OOUNaELI ORA At Law,
~ Not aries Public and Commissioners OF Deeds,
S oract,ce In tue Courts o. Scott Clinton Jackson
ana uscat,ne countias, snd In RICK Island coun y
ri .nd tie u Dt-t.ict Court Of IoWs
OrsrcE-N. " rnsr Main and Second streets.
Jaull
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23
HALL. 4 QUIT Eau,

WILLIAM HALL. - "ADo" SoeAO
HALT. 4 0U1T8AU,
rroRNsYs AM NNOUWSELLRRS NOrANlRS
n public. G. .umiast,ness o. nse "a for Mssne ve--
mont Nec n un- -shire, MassaHhusetts. Naw V"rk.
-. Kentu Nv Illinois ana Missouri once -
Gssr ct one door south Of Ooek = Ssrs.n's BE- +.
July let. VshS. 1nNl oewl.
JOHN y. CIR ~ vssRD.
a @roHNRY AvD COUNSELOR At Law. AND
"A Notary Publ c. 80
Opv,oa- NickolIs' Block, no etstrs. JAU
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23

AND A0RIT AND SxAL USrArg BeOsRh
u vii Civ, special stt-n'i0n u renting hous .nd
sct,ng ren,s Alsr, ny, ssll, exchange. fass
pay t,xes real state negotiate iosus, exam
je sni ~ &C &c
I6ss.cE-st Bi .semore 4 LaVss' Bsnk. No II
kady sire 1, Davenport. Icwa ma, ON
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23

AJO wGsr sECOND srRunT, (LE OLA1Re
~ R,w,) Davenport, Iowa, Wholesale and retail
.asisrs Ia Or ug. Medicin-s Chemcals Palnts, OILS
teeth Id Roil. &C. &c 0chs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23

j. &. PARKER. N. D..
pHYS/CIAN AND SURGEON,
nVPICR-with Hessrs. Regsr b Bowers, No. 6s,
0ssdy strest.
Orders sfs with them will reosive prompt stten.
a.. novA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23

or one half square tWo-thiFds Of the above rates;
usiness Cards not 70 exceed elines $40 10 per an
or each change an additional shxrse Of - cents
square viii be made.
arger space charged u the rate Of ~ ;" for each
)itional square.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23

DOUrvR> HICKMAN AND REID
Hvr nsxovso THUR . oFsIo: sIM, ,oa to sH ..,s as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-22
- .s UoA In. l M, me. o al.;

These Boats are all Of the first class and coIoma.
ded by careful and expert need Captains. and leave
promptly Is advertised The subs 'riber. thankful
tor past favors literally bestowed for the past
three years, beas continuance Of the same.
Wa COX, Agent,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-22
NEW GOODS NEW aUUDs.
1874 SPRING TRADE. 1880
ELLETr d DREW v,
IRIURTERS AVID WHOLESALE DEALERS
~ t0RK ca -tND DOMESTIC
DRY coop,

.RlURTERs AVID WHOLESALE DF4LER,
~ a0Rk GU -tN0 DOMESTIC
DRY eoOus,
NJ T. Pearl &rs<i. Rtcsssasd, Ia.
We have the pleasure II OF ring TO the merchant,
@; virginia, North Carolina ALL tennessee ihG
isTsest and best stock ..
DRY GotD1
we have ever hAsn able 10 exhibit.
Cou0uuS cur business priucip Ia pieCe goods
GO have bestowed much tine and labor TO get NJ !
rst rata sio>s, aTti iee satisfied that no house il,
Ills country can # r l. tscr sci, ed st,srk of
Rna'i -h ami Anne lean Prints
Fancy printed Lawns. Jsoonets and Canhrics
Fine French and English Orgsadies and Chal-
tes
Fancy Bsreges pelAines and yalouti&s
Robes of every style in Lawns. Jaocncts, Or.
CANDIES Bares es Chsllies sEd pelsines
silks. p9pIins, C1ecS q scoSs SiliainAs
aagta striped BAreges
Isyilia Cl"ths. Eebsges, &c
IL v hite Catatrirs, >wiSs auslins, Irish Linens,
&c re have. Q; Own importation. large stock.
vSica viii sail lower than we have cser been
sble &c II he.oIe.
In goods for gentiasnen's ard boys wear ourstock
il very large and Ysyie3. sad cheap as We hsN e
ever been st2e IL sell them
We hsvc sn extra large stock u goods for ne
gTees. such as
Gsrul,a aud ScotCh Li1eu Burlays
Fafmers' Drills, Linen DucSs
Heavy Eostna Twi.js and Cottouadts
PiaiS and Striped Domestics
PLAID aud Striped o4nabUTg5
p-nIms. g..
Tsall OF which we ask . special exslriua;iou Ivy
the trade We determined 10 MT et the marx ct
f5a~e". ELLET IS DRkWRY.
Pm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-22
DIRT GOODS.
NEW SPRING oonna =. -; !

NEw SPRING GOODS. - MANN a.
:. .LENTsNE. IN has lust received nv Sea ~.
Fsnrs ssn Ny Iork variety of choice Staple nd
sty ies MAJ OF me latest and most fashonAble
sSos, 81 which the following are psrt Via. ssa
49, ~. Vrgandsee. ard Fieeolomini stripos ana
nnn ,ns, Challiee. Lawns and Ja,opess
Mnrsn ana printed Priiantes, IN large quantities
la. ss;es sad half mourning goods OF every style
49,, pas s Nsi'.sooks. and Eagense Muslns ''
Lace, Edglngs and fnsert.ngs
rs.hhe kngifsh, and American prints
- Linen Drills nAa'Asree"is. and
iae,e DsmasA. Napkins. uuckatsck. Diarer and
nosseery. GLOVES, Sleeves, Cellars Ae,. Aa
p,,nassnrgs Dcnins, puck aud Ticking
o,r rsa anu srown shifting. sheesinv. &c sc
For n 80. nave been bought at liberal a,sconnt
"Sosa ~, asa are now offered. Wholesale ana rea
SaeSP TOT cash or 90 prompt cus,onaya ' 'e'Sn'
~ corner OF Broad Al 4 Ninth ST..
NH " I'm N,u' Stfeete,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-22
81 Robert B. LYME.

!)CbLiC SALE OF TWO HUNDRED
= AND EIFTT-rWO ACRES OF yAIU.EIr
LAND 10 Hanover County, nire miles nom E;cb.
nonu auh one mile from Atlees wafer station ~,
the entrai r, at Auction-I will sell q. nni ~
a a,oiH on WEDS EsDsY. March the 18th at "a
SciotH. upon the premises. if fair Gf not tbs neyt
,aT Gay tbers a.ter) that valuable TRA(gr on
Ian LAND, described above. adj lining the IanGsof p
inpsTisSe and others. containing two hun6-ed
anu ulty-sWo acres-aSo~t thirts of which are
cleared aud produc we'll of the usual crons asn
c'ai,y TOO icco ard vegetables It would enswer
well lot markrt garden being WITHIN fifteen mi;
nu,es travel to Richmond. From fifty 10 sixty acres
more cou'd. with small, expenditure be hronrht
set III oak. " e DHiid ~ wen
me improvements consist of framed wooden
uWellng; nearly new, containing four rooms and
The usual out-buildings and we'll of excellent wa.
Ter In the ard The location is very health and
the society good - anu
great bargain can be purchased privately. if
immed'afe application be made to tbs subscr iber
III sod privately, due notice will DO given
& BERT B LYNE,A
once IN Basement OF METROPOLITAN aali
PUSTP0SEMENT- consequence of the rise
o. water IN fhe VI ckahominy River and its tribu-
t;sries; ina anoVe sac was postponed to To BSDAY
the 9TH OF April. at the same hour and place-jm,
medisteiy after the sale of Hrs fimberlake's pro.
perty-by Messrs Hutcheson Gri1woid, Com'rs.
LYaE, Auct
mn = Ohce in Basement of Met Hall
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-22
JAS ID TAYLOR
l NEWLY ERECTED BRICK TEN

1fEfbO NJ.
EM TENT ON ELMWOOD STREET. TOWN az
s.pSEI, AT ATCTInN.-we will sell. mon t Hs
menrng at ~ o,iocK. NJ newly erect. R So
.nenent In the fown of Sidney. on Elmwood or
al greet continued, and one SOU ,re west of the
vera, closets. well of excellent water and orb 81
hae lsa TIE LOT fronts 81 feet
Pe, osos Il, ~ ,set. 70 an siey fe wide
anime this ~ u" wei 10 e4-
TERMS -onefourth cash; the balance az $ ,oo,
* months, for negotiable notes with int r. n adS
ana secured by a trust deed Taxs for IS59 ~ H..
paid by the purchaser ,o' i''' 10 pe
Aifo. two vacs Lots. ad ,ininC the abova from,
a. O. owe. '0'' " "h aiiey
Al,o: three vacant Lots on Eimwood s,rss, ,..,,-
OF the Vineyard Square iateiv
ILRNs-one fourth cash: the balance at 4 g and
IL months, Tor notes, &c, as above b "ho
mh - JAN NJ T3YLQR& SON Au,ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-22
Fy James NJ. Taylor q son.
GATE AUCTlO0 ITFLABGE N,r,

SALE AT AUCTION ~ LARGE NUM-.
BEa OF BOOK PsRSSEs, SEw BTy0ags
&C. VII be soli a. auction. on TDssoAY the 22d
nsy o. dareh 1853. at u DEL OK, IL on q . l,t
TOM HtTse large numb N ~. Il Pre~s-
g. snifsbe For law ser's OH . .r q ting roo,a
or Sabha h schao! sS' "eauisa
Ihs particular a'teuti,n Of tao4e " ming su~h
paSsrrry i called 70 this sale they are sealiy
s@,u' Sud excel ent At !ries Ter,,s essh
mn IL JAS 81 TAYT1l 4 AM A,,,4.