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would not be true kindness to suggest this

ex explanation to him.
They agreed that it would and they did
so. He answered with such scorn and pas
sion, with such violent assertion Of his
Annie's faithfulness, with such fire and
flash in his eyes, and with such threats
against any one who should vlllfy her un-
justly, that the suggesters wished they had
let the subject alone.
At the end of the week, on the day which
was to have been their wedding day, while
Anne lay tossing over restlessly, and talking
wild nonsense, he came into the town to set
tie in his own house and shop. As night
after night he returned homo alone to the
house he had bought and furnished for an
other, still without news of her, he took
forth from his memory the suggestion o! the
Young shopmen he laid it out, so to speak,
before him; he turned it owe: and over he
10 uoked at it in every light, on every side ;
he began to admit its possibility; and at
last, in a morbid mood. he half believed it.
His shop was still unfinished, and he spent
his time mainly in travelling hlther and thith-
er, seeking stock for it. But he went about
all his business poorly; with a heavy and
half bIoken- heart. 1t seemed mock
ery to him to he making such preparations.
them. lie did not want to do so. For the
mystery of Annie's departure, her terrible
silence, and this gradual, but surely excusa-
BILE, admission into his heart of suspicion Of
her faith and love toward him, plaeked all
the zest and purpose uot of his whole life.
1t was for her sake he had worked sub
missvey as foreman so many years; for
her sake he had stinted himself in dress,
amusements, indulgences of all kinds, and
found delight in such sacrifices. Every cut
of saw, every blow of a hammer. or nlallet,
every coat of paint, every boot and shoe in
his shop; held in his mind some relation to
her comfort and prosperity, as a part of
that household of which she was about to
be the daily sunshine; the source and center
of all its hight and warmth and pleasantness:
the measure of its work and rest.
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CO Monsieur Belly's Nicaragua pro- jects
have come to stop for want of funds, and
he has taken passage for Europe. He had
some difficulty in getting of on account OF
various small debts which he had incurred.
James Russell Lowell says that Jonah was
the only man who ever made the Belly tram
81, route successfully. But the Frenchman
ha. done about as we'll. Both came out the
same way they went in, and neither made a
verv long stop on the route.
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Some follow, of the name Of Foot, is
figuring in the Eastern papers, about the
terrible dsstitutioa in the northern portion
benevolent in the East to open their hearts
to supply their wants. This is all wrong.
1t is true that money and provisions arc
somewhat scarce, but for fellow to ell the
columns of the papers east about the suffer
ings of the people Of Iowa, shows that he
either does not understand the condition of
things, or else that be has some other motive
than benevolence.
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1,o1 1u-NO ID. WHOLE NO. 11S.
8. n. DODGE
JOHN T, BALDWIN,
BALDWIN l. DODGE.
Bankers 6 Dealers in Exchana
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. a.s-

6 Dealers in Exchange,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA a.s-
COLLECTIONS MADE AND PROMPTLY RENTED
u al Current Rates CT Exchange.
Bills of Exchange, Gold and Silver, Current and
current Money Bought and Sold
Land Warrants Bought and Sold aud Entered on Time.
Interest Paid on Special Deposits.
Money Loaned Real Estate and personal Security.
Taxes paid for Resident and Nom Resident Proprie-
tors. -.
Correspondens may rely upon promptness, fidelity
and our personal attention to their interests in the
transaction any business which may be entrusted TO
American Exchange Bank, New YORK City
J. P. Thompson,
Bank of Illion, Illion, n. Y.
Bank OF Cooperstown, Coopersto"h, n 1.
Durkee & Bullock, Bankers, St Louis, No
Ononiaga County Bank, Syracuse, y. 1.
Warren Bank South Dahvers, Mass
j Stevens & Co , Bankers, Fl DesmoiDes.
Henry Farnham Pres. C. X r. l. X. r. Chicago, His
Jno T. Henry Supt NJ & NJ. R. K. Davenport Iowa
Cook Sargent X Downy, Bankers, Iowa City, Iowa.
Western Marine Fire Insurance Company, Omaha
City, n. T.
lie Roy Tuttle, Omaha City.
James c. Mitchell, Esq, Florence, n T.
n B. Judd Esq Chicago. ,,
Merchants' Savings. Loan Trust Co., Chl'aeo.
Corse Snowden X Corse, Alexandria, Va
I r Bennett Agt. Etna Fire Insurance tefiFahS'
Cincinnati Ohio.
James Harlan L. :. =, Nj Pheasant, Iowa
Non s R. Curtis, NJ C., KeUkuk, Iowa
Coolbaugh x Brooks Bankers, Burlington Iowa.
JuIy a-uIO-u lBuge copy
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ry- The Steamer F'reigh'er which wen.
up the Minnesota River for the purposs Of
passing over into the Red River of the North
has been heard from. She accomplished the
undertaking, and is in the Red River ready
for business. A fortune waits upon her
owners. From the sources OF the Red Riv-
er she can travel on the right to hudson s
Bay, or to the left up the Saskatchewan to
the region Of the Rocky Mountains.
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- The Republican State Convention OF
California met at Sacramento on the lst OF
June, and nominated full State ticket with
sound Republican platform. The resolu-
tons declare that the Republicans Of Cali
fornia are opposed as formerly, to the in
PRODUCTION of slavery into the free Terrific
rcs; that they repudiate the dogma that
slavery exists in all the Territories by virtue
of the constitution; that the corruption Of
Federal Administration demands the stern
est rebuke which can be administered by n
free people; that they are in favor Of u
Homestead Law, and are opposed to any un-
lust discrimination against nasuralized cti
Zcns,
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r- The London Times is of the opinion
that the new terms made by the British
Government with the Atlantic Telegraph
Company, are not such as will secure the
taking OF the new stock to the amount re-
ouired, three million dollars, in the present
state Of the money market, and that the en-
terpriss is likely to remain in suspense at
present. The other two companies which
are preparing to lay cables do not ask Gov.
ernment aid. They have the advantage of
the experiments and mistakes Of the first
ccmpsnv, with NO burden Of debt.
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rr+ 1t is probably not generally known
that South Africa is becoming an important
wine country. The Cape wines are chiefly
imported to England, and increased a;tcn-
ton to their manufacture has given them &
rlace beside the best continental Wines
South Africa wine, at the present moment
forming large portion Of that consumed it
England, and this proportion is largely in'
creasiny.
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RsfranffS:
GEORGE DGUG7ITY's
General Collecting Agency
CorSCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.

General Collecting Agency,
cornell BLUFFS, IOWA.
'J,HE t'NDERSlGNED HAVING RECENTLY RE-
| tired from the mercantile business DeCs leave to
otter III, services Merchants and Business Men =" all
classes, a, General Collecting AGENT He PROPOSES to
give entire to this business; and b., long
residence an extensive acquaintance in the est, WILL
he trusts enable him 20 give entire satstari"n % All
who may employ HIM
Notes. Accounts and Claims Of all knis, rNaH ne t"7-
wAr!rt the under> En''i by mail. or Otherwise i"F
Presentation LquIratruur Cuj!ectIOn. Prompt a't"n-
tr': whrr 1t may become necr,sary I" place CLAIMS III
-t. thp pro:es s.Una Ill be >"Cln, t''i
tr LEGAL nroccpdugs urged forward rapidly p-S-
bic Doubtful Claims VIII be settled and secured on
thr best ms ataWahlc aud the title TO Real Estate
When AIKEN either iagr.ent or security c'efuli! N
W.T. F1:~,
Th.. ier,icn.1 will sl>r Pay Tt-"S all paris o!
Western Iowa and Nrbra-k4; a"I @tlI also Sell, PUr-
chase nr Invest Mui.rv III Real f.'ttt".
l.rttcT> Il Inquiry "!'l hr nr"r'gtlT at"" ''l TO-
GEORGE Dot GHTG.
hErERFNCrs
C0t'httr rI vFFs-Uti, er \ rH,av. HAi'Er--; h1 l.
WIN \ ro!:c IL" t,,d'Jy y Tt-t Ia; Il. { NJ. :
tn. fin.
81 InrIs Mo -Dosn K ng & CO. Squire Reed,
Shay'clrh, Uay \ Co, ). {. D"v}s Co., II Iowa
Er JosErr, Mo -Tm,tres < Fatle.Ch. Jos G. ITurl,
Navr MoCnrd u Co., !. b Jcnnuncs X Co., 4. Eratte
X g.. Iv?nle) EEuElH plea cory.
II e. NUT "A. TRIrLr J. s. ANDREWS
The Merchants Exchange Bank,
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CT According to the census Of 1850, tier G
were in the United States %, l9l 1863 people.
At the same time there were 20, ,S42, clergy
men, or one cersymen to s94 people. Bnt
New Hampshire takes the lead in supporting
clergvmen, as she has one clergyman to ev-
cry 400 people. Connecticut stands next,
with one Clergyman to every $50 people,
All the New England States support one cer-
gyman to less than 600 people. New York
has one clergyman to every 722. Virginia
one to l,2l9, South Carnlina one to ,4l0,
Louisiana one to 5000.
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AmDrotypists 4 DaguerreOtypists!

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING A VERY LARGE
w stock OF Ambrotype. Melanofypc Dacuer-
reesype aud Photographic Goods, embracing every
nseu article in demand by the operator, consisting
part Of r.-
Cases, Frames. Plates, Glass AIattings
Fteserver~. Pure Chemicaix and Apparatus.
"hich we will sell on reasonahIe tarms.
September IS .r.u": 2 GSgsANLEk CO
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Cg 4 writer in the .A.blny country

CO 4 writer in the Albany country gent
states that, in every case COW may be
made TO let down her milk by striking the
udder with the clenched fist. lie says -
{" When a boy my business was to suckle the
calves nigh, and morning. noticed, after
admitted to the cows, and after, when the
milk was nearly exhausted, particularly IL
the supply was scant, that they made most
vigorous butsing of the cows bags, causing
them to kick about Justify. From this he
took the hint, and has never failed, by ju-
iicious uae of his fists, to bring the milk
down from the most obstinate holders up.
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Attorney g. Counsellor at Law
ro.e,ussesr r Gsr.rsI Land .Sss"f'
C0U.>rIL BLUFFS, IOWs.
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IS OFFICER. VII. M PtsEf, Il"
OFFICER e. PUSEY,

REAL, ESTATE BROKERS'.
And Dealers in Land warrants and Exchange,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
WILL ATTEND TO SELECTION AND Lo-
w CATION OF lands in Western Iowa and Nebraska;
payment OF taxes Oh lands of n"n-reSdens anu te
co ectIon and remittance OF claims.
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PIONEER BOOK BlNDERV.

wv F K:TER, BOOK HINDER AND Rl.ASh
" Tn. M.Wutarturcr, COrN,rL BLUFFS. IOWA Is
pp,rl 'u anvthing III his department IT Bis-
~. pr.rrtry in substantial ani wvrknarirse mali
lrI At iuw prirc~ H5t-n
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CEExtraordnnry Developments nre leak
ing out with regard to how the Treasury is
plundered through the Army contracts. a
short tine since. the mercantile firm Of Gil
bert. Gerrish Martin, Of Salt Lake, offered
to furnish the Government with -four for the
year, delivered il Utah at ten dollars per
hundred. This offer was rejected, and now
, it is said that a contract WAS made directly
afterwards with Holiday, at twenty eight
dollars and sirty cents Thus hundreds OF
thousands of dollars are put into the pock
cts of spectators, the friends of the War
Department. 1t is knownthat the Mormons
have an immense supply Of grain, and the
firm spoken of could have obtained large
supply in Utah.
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"Man's curiosity does beat the dcvil."-LonGfeIlo~
Count Donald Duracher had achieved his
bloody purpose, and with smile playing
around the corners of mus,ache he gazed
upon the iron mas <. Then coming grace
fully down upon all fours, he touched the
secret spring with the front OF the boot jack;
1t few open and revealed the hidden foot.
enveIoped in buck skin, tightly sewed up and
the thread bit oil. Count Donald Durncher
This is all of this interesting narrative we
can publish in our columns the rest will be
found in the Mammoth Seed Tick, an ably
conducted periodical, edited by Peter Sp"n-
dulix. Address, post paid, Bay Alley Office
in the second story of the calaboose.
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THE INVISIBLE FOOT.
BY PROFESSOR U. KNOW.

Author of" The ForsaLen Pig Pen," The
"Distorted MousiacAe," " The Broken
Broom SticE.''
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JOSEPH MlELI.EIl,

PROFESS OF NJ | SIC :
Jnyfytt..n gwen in Vocal Music, and on the Plann
| PIANOS CAREFULLY TUNED AND REfAlftp.
For 'urhPr particulars enquire at ihis "hlSe'
u nl?6r.,.
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l.. M. DOUGLAS.

ENTER AND JOINER
II s,,,,siEL IMELY OPENED SHOP ON LOWER
;,ss -. osss, .ssss sas, of ss 'S. !. n2s S,s -S
III e,s.s execute, With promptness,
IN s.e.s ss,e!, ief. With him. Ne
'aeass,;ss'u assirei upnu short notice, plans and
fScaeas Scaaas for buildings. '' ..'
c.sa.,i 80 made 10 order on si,Yr, notice,
0'ensef -! G39-u
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CHAPTER THE ONE.

CHAPTER THE ONE.
"something rotten in Denmsrk.'-Mother G3ose.
1t was blank midnight-darkness brooded
over the city like magnificent Shanghai
over her nest of newly laid eggs. The rain
poured down in torrents, the thunders bel
lowed like an infuriated bull frog, and ths
lightning played upon the concave OF the
heavens like glittering serpenss rushing 70
mortal combat.
CHAPTER THE TWO.
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II. TEMPLE,
WN. s. RUIskE,

,rroRSET At LAW, LEWIS. CASS COUNTY
\ 20 ,vs. v2a3syI
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CLINTON T. BALDWIN,
FRANK STREET,

,,torneys at Law, Council Bluffs, Iowa
,-,trrs,tIce in all the Courts In western loWaaNd
WILL -, " n29-vt
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Ill BRANCHES OF THE LAND h6EN'h
\ business promptly attended, 10 'r'''' h'a-" ,
-. vn.v Loaned and Land Entered on Time Land
y,ant. scpt Constantly for sale at the lowest rates
- ur,re IN Empire Block, opposite PaclGc House
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BROADWAY. COUNCIL nLrfrs
/,.rr,ng FRAMING Glazing and Paper Hanging, done
I with ne ,ne.s and dispatch. Ready MIXED Palht>
..I.,,r.,Ir v3 nj (
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F. GULICK
C.SADY- TEST s. TUTTLE,

attorneys e. Councillors at Law
GpsmetI Ri"ffs, LeT".
,o -,,c,'cr in all Courts OF Record y western Iowa
'4EshT,,sa Collections viii receive prompt atteh-
and HeV'aSA" S3nIl Il
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$. T.. REMEDY, VI. D.,
rursIcx.i.r s.vD GEO.>

COUNCIL BLUFFS.
'rse~2l roor Ncnton's Bank. nht'c Hours, nnhl9
",,k \. NJ after p. N 'ho u
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ID, J, SULLIVAN. NJ. ID.

I'IINSIfI\E AND 81 RGIOE
n1 eou Street near the corner OF LINER Broad
" AN CnucIl B.Utis, iowa.
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u. &, DLOOMER'S

land Agency & Exchange Office
EMPIRE BLOCK.
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A. COCHRAN ,

EfNFnkJ, land AGl\
LuI'AsEi. qIAFFS. IHNN.
l,'iLL PROMPTLY ATTEND 10 TIE 10
~ 'sfhlE 4!t So, II I Nid Warrants Tor h"''-
Drg>. tna yalseil -! y42@s. aul te purchase 'i.
krA! Estate Se!ssr.lt9. N,si ais" enter 'a'''
~ ."Ir 81. .u.I rIss t!l!s. tJr YaFA-sAIt lh1-"
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II e. MUTT F. A. TRIrLr. J. s. ANDREWS
The Merchants Exchange Bank.
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3 T. L.o U + 3

Type Foundry & Paper w arehouss"
No 1877 NORTH MAIN STREET.
,,pyv PEERS, BRIGHT.
LADEW. PEERS l. CO.,
II Ny tiIRS Ia p e,$Ps PIdlu and trnInrH'a! wye.
- Ncr, Book Cap. Letter, Colcred and Ma"itla IA
,,,, ..!s tnICll pards Printing luks, Ct. Gal
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j. r. OLIVER,

a. Z O1.Hs HB,
II t. II & II \ \ = / \ ] J. - Il
Ind Dealer ip GepilemaG's Furnishing G.Si>.
.HtSAt. EsasArsa G3t GCIL BiiFfG.
L'EFPs on HAND 4 CHOICE SELECTION
IL VI t!/ITEs, EASLNEREs = EEsTlsGS, IA
Nus - II u " t. UTAe-. iS the i2tasFt G.t *
L1ol -, " - styles. f,,Srther with iesEt.t4l VIZ
r,~vtr.c.l III LIAM. sSaAlSulNG GG1HS -xAA
ala J. :. OLIVER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-26
MORE SPRING GOODS

DOTS. FARLEY u co. have on hand
l. and offer for sale on accommoda ing terms: 500
bags Rio, Laguayre and Java Coffee; $40 sides d
and g l. Sole Leather; 100 boxes French Window
Glass; AGO boxes fpeIm, Adamantine aud Tatow
Candies $50 boxes Soap, various brands; 100 bbis
New Orleans molssses; 50 tierces MuzcOvado do; 500
kegs old Dominion Nails; so hhds fair TO prime
Sugar; 800 bbls Refined sugars 200 pkgs snuff va
rious Brands; $40 sacks liverpool salt. NH "a
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AUCrIOE san, as
spTd4E nxYs
COMMISSIONERS aAI,p =, -,

~ &c. IN AMELIA. In nrr.r.... - 0ND'
Of the County Court Of Amelia. made on !" th oesfee
gay Q. dm, "a l&9 as Commissionsr. shni
~ s 20 ~ tne highest bidder the 2sth "a,
the pr miss the Tract Of Land Of Miles Wehss:r q
shed to MS Daughters. containing About b
proceed t. sell four Negroes hosd va 20 ~ ~
Farming Implements, &c. "na nogs
TraNs: For the land O credit of ono .na
years. for bonds. with security to cary intsrs
from date. and title retained until paid for. Ma.
groes cash The other property, 6months credit far
all sums OF ten dollars; under that, cash purcha.
ssrs giving bond and security before the delivery Of
the property. VI
VIII also be sold ON the same dav If not soI5 MA
vious to the above eGls. about $50 acres Of LAND
agJoinipg tho lands Of John & Hardaway. W
v arinner. Mrs John Webster and Otway o Haues
ar Eanes vii ah5T tho land to any person desiring
10 purchase. Terms made known on the day OF tale
NH 26-dit3w4ts PETER WFRaTTR
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By Robert B. Lyme.
Oy IsVUVIt d z HOs
DUELIC SALE OF TWO HUNDRED

III ChLL OE WV
/ AND FIFTY-TwO ACRES or VALUABLE
LAND, in Hanover County, niue miles from Rich
mond aud one mile from Atlee's water station, on
the Central X R. at Auction.-I will sell at public
auction, on WEDN ESDAY, March the 10th. at u
o'clock upon the premises. ii fair ( not, the next
fair day thereafter.) that valuable ThACr or
LAMB, described above. adj dining the lands OF u
Undertake and others, containing two hundred
and ffty-two acres-abost thirty OF which are
cleared and produces we'll Of the usual crops espe.
ciaily tobacco and vegetables. IL would answer
we'll 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 AMI we'll OF excellent va
ter in the yard The location is very healthy. and
the society good. j,
great bargain can be purchased privately. Il
immediate application be made 70 the subscriber
Ii sold privately, due notice will be given
BERT LYME, Auct.
Office In Basement of Metropolitan Hall.
POSTPUNEMEkT.-in consequence OF the rise
Of water In the CT iek ahominy kiver and iu tribu
taries, the above sale was postponed 70 TU koDAf
the 5TH Of April, at the same honr and piace-im
mediately after the sale OF MrS Timberlake's pro
perty-by Messrs autcheson !. 0ri.woid. Com,rs.
NH II Office In Basement OF Mel. Hail.
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BY Richard Cauthorn.

HUILDING LOT AT AUCTION-Or
- MONDAY 23th inst. at o'clock, NJ on tbs
ground fronting % feet aud running back I0l feat
lying IN Benrico county, between Lewis and Bald
WIN streets. betog Lots Of Square 40 ia a Mar
made By nj Bates. the lot is near Valley street
ABOUT squares 5outh of the old Distilery.
Terms cash Tmh PSI u "a II!ir1npS
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BY Goddin & Apperson, Aucts.
TRUST sALEOFAFARM Of ss Acr.

Ia Henrico county. miles below Rjchmond
near Laurel III to the
wife. on the 9th day of September. Is5S 10 ira
trustees OF the Mechanics Building Fund AssociS-
tiop, OF the city OF Richmond aud recorded In the
sATUkDAf, the Goth March, 1889, at i2 O'clock N.
!, sr II not, on the next fair day, Sunday ex.
the highest bidder. for cash. fty-six acres OF LANE
10 Henrico county five miles below the city Of Ricb
mond. within one hundred yards of the Charles
No Farrar and others, and recently In the occyl.
pancy OF VIM Eubauk. There is on the place .
eomfortable new Dwelling. and q most excellerf
barn The Land l. beautifully situated, and il In .
most excellent neighborhood :
CHAS ELLETT
CHAS Il ANDERSON, Trustees.
NH Is JNO III mONTAGIIE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-26
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By Alex. Mott. Auct.
FURNITURE. DRY aoOps ANN nvo

CERiE3:1Will be sold at auction, ct my stor,
mencins at 10 o'clock. o large lot Of second.ksn
FuTntnre, all In good ORDER : -
DkY G0ODS-Cioths. Cassirreres. Cass;na2. A.
psess. Ginehams Checks, Calicoas and Eomesties
snd assortment Hosiery. ksadymado Clothing.
eRsGWnss;aaase s, Saps, ana Bonnets
~ 40 herrngs; 20 boxes soap: 20 do Candles: Sfl.
a. onee ana Molasses $1,000 Segars large lot of
m a,DDiFlTNAL9 cases Theoretically sealed 90
NH IS ANY vo.u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-26
BY James NJ. Taylor l. Son.

MINE HOUSES AND LOTS ON LEIGH
~ ~, AND Az FIFrEENTa STREETS. AND ON JAIL
ALLEi. Al ~ A,,UCTlON.1Will be sod, on the
premises, on WEDNESDAY,, the 18th day Of April
1859, at AZ O'Clock, NJ, eight Houses aud Lots on
Leigh and 18th streets in the vicinity Of the Depot
and Lot on Jail Alley ou'0
rare change is hare offered for small families to
secure themselves homes, and as this property ia
In good order. and occupied by goud tenants such
an opportunity seldom presents itself for proft.
on Jail Alley. NO N''
sale. WIZ 10Y vi
TERMs-0ns third cash: the balance at s;x and
twelve months for negotiable notes interest added
and secured by trust deeds. The taxes and insu
rance for 1859, to be paid by the put chaser
JAMES NJ TAYLOR Il son.