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During Nr. Yapceys speech in Fanueil Hall,
Boston. (says the Traveller. the question being
asked--"Hov about popular sovereignty !"-
1r. Yancey said it was the veriest nonsense, and
that Douglas stood in nobodys way. A voice
immediately called for three cheers for Douglas,
and a majority Of the audience gave them with
stirring effect Three cheers for Lincoln was
called for, and the response showed that there
was good force Of Republicans in the HalA.-
NJ: Yancey nowiss lissoncsrsed, 1t opce ptopo-
sea tnfee cheers for the Constitution and the
pSion, which Of course almost everybody pres-
ent. Douglas mep, Bell aAee, Aepubllcaps, aud
Rreckinrldge men united ingiving. following It up
With prolonged applause. F,fI RS
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GAoss ELECTION FRAUDS DISCOVERED In WILL
COUNTY, hL.-We find in the Journal Of last
evening the following revelation Of gross frauds
which have characterized the elections in Lock
port. Win county, ILL.,, for several years past.
I'VE learn that it has just leaked out that for
. series of years, some Of the most outrageous
frauds have been practised upon the ballot-box
at Lockport, in this State. -
There has been much surprise expressed, e.
pecially after the election Of 1885, that the DEM
ocrats q Lockport had such large vote, when
carefully made out schedule of the voters Of
the town showed smaller number Of voters
and Republican majority. A letter from gen.
tleman now in California to his friends in Lock
port has 'let the cat out of the bag This gen.
tleman, who resided in Lockport, it seems, was
in the secret Of the whole transaction, and he
alleges that the Democratic judge Of the cleo.
ton had q false key made TO the ballot-box, and
q recess being taken for dinner at noon, he and
another leading Democrat took the ballot box to
= private room, and unlocking it with the false
key, put in lot Of spurious tickets, and thus
the fraud. upon the voters, cheating
the majority oot Of a fair expression of their
~lL This was some six years ago, and has been
repeated every subsequent election. The mat
ter Is undergoing thorough Investigation, we are
informed. and the guilty party will be merciless
y exposed, and we trust punished tal.e
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r. -l - = -
lib HA0n 1sssA A4vszs esAA
NJ D60&D0Q,
n -. =. .;s.... VI ~. =. ~
l = - - - - - 2Ssi1e Hsse
n YesG4ay msni1R q nhsoe nine col \
ImeigA4 49, 1T - 5aarugIi S1i ~
Igang WsHse4ele1& o1Ve - 1ltauos neii
uoy, oo&oo4 O. . euEsoau2 80 I'm -
& DiFgD, aaa 80 sventy a. n.s.r;s
ka1lmR Doxter T. C. NnHeau snr;~se S...sss.
0So y. 0inea HAIL anoni ~ ~ Ns....Es
traiAg 49, A1onondee Wi1kia. pre~sn ~ ~
freight asofn e.. Snencer 49, -<..s - ~.
freight train hnd - m AoIsn g s~raAs-. -
H1D3vo& siniasSA nsf4hv q s.oneis. 49, asz y.
tgnSo CA suo arhffnr~ ~ ~. 49, S.i-S'
casos v1eG ~ vcss 49, = s. a,
+ The particulars 81 ~ seci1.et :. ses,s.si. u,
tupe9ee ppok apa ffun - nereei,ea 81 s-,s,.s
lpeesone ore theae 80
Il The nasnenear Aes;n La 49, Assssss.
heAind -. -. - 4. ,
IUak. h cood.sSor 3 R.7s - - 49, -.
! de1, In tclerranA. - v.iA' - sSs1xSsHsV 2s
freaekt.tiain & 6lrmSnaAsm m .isess- ~
Ao found - FenHonvsiS~ 49, n
with ths tp6ducyoes ~ RnnTesss - 49,
~ tha 49, 81 ~ Sss.-s.. q -. s1Ss-.
~ e1eu1er.a 49,.
porine ~ fenfon.iils n Il. ~ lsssshf e..t!.
II. Banker M heSIv heen scss 49,. - ~
flelght ana M biscoe ms1esro sno,,s.vS ss.lS
wit6oc51 shSscsssss on - sSoS s; e ~
"a saarHeA ~. e,.;g VrE..1 -z.Ns-..s--1z =
$500 ~ c.,-s is-ssk 49,. -. 80 49,
esvs. the eneineer. ~ q. ..ssSp ~.
~ en- ueScr ~, -hsssets ~. ss' 1890 49,
"a ;n,r.sS ~. ~ W. ~, tsse useAes
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5aMae 4.7s7 pieces Of marble in the
dtAsntapda in the new Ohio 9tAta House.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27

80 sislsa II 3 as ~ !
.sss.s4g tEaw s salln2 4.s
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27

r Ilss more bodieA victims 1t the Lady
5 sscidsnt have been recovered in Lake
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g. ~.
HE SouTn CohMG TO Tn1sR SRnsEs-
following from the columns Of the N. o. Com.
mercial Bulletin, one Of the leading and most
influential papers in the South, shows that our
brethren there have considered che matter Of &c.
csstoN In Ill ss beasings and have arrived at the
Jast and sage conclusion that secession and dis
un'onism will not heal the malady OF the fire.
eaters. We append the article alluded to, which
speaks for ITSELF The N. o. Commercial Bulle.
tin declarss that a breaking up Of the Union
would not only cause the ships to rot at the
levee, and bankruptcy and ruin follow in the
train Of diaasters, but the real estate Of New Or.
leans would not be worth twenty-five cents On
the collar to what il 10 now; cotton would 70
down to such figure that it would not pay TO
cultivate il. and the pail Of general stagnation,
the wings Of dreary desolation, would rest upon
the land torn BY internal dissentions, and drench-
ed in civil and fraternal blood. Mexico il but q
faint picture Of what our condition would be on
gigantic SCALE"
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'
% IAlfHoUAkR-The sasth ake e.
~ y ~ Northern part = New Eng
eseugh Canada. A. 1oeeon end "
- . have been ls1ieef thap AsFe
n. H. abous he came; while e
1se res . leuA report, percseti
q epildings With TIE ringing ofbsl!s.
everisy = B exten&ed up The CQnnec-
&c hsar ef it throagh vssasost,
~ Jeaa.hsrEr Nerth9sA. wesissose
- lstlo1a ~ RArtons fastened
a ~ ua!aeksa aa6 ~ cAnrsh helle rang
AsssAaeld . church splse pas ohak-
- psepriesy, and hi ssaa1ing ohtqss-
q ~ aesisut, Albany as4 Gew YeekeA
Pcieo IL pAeoensns - ehessss
-lSpringfsld (1laaA) 1spshA.
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". A. BArcHELoR's HAN DrE This splendid Hair Dye
has no equA-instantaneous in Black or
Natural Brownno staining the skin Or njuring the Hair
remedies the absurd and III eject Of Bad Dyes and In
vgorates the Hair for life None are genuine unless sign
ID Nv. a. Bachelor Sold everywhere. .
a CHARLES BATcHELOR, nopyissOr.
sctS-viy 81 Barclay T., New. York
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sA-Rou. Charles Mason j. stopRipg
itr for isY deyA s.-F ..i9lly

Huaus TvEsDAy NEGHs.-No mensiOu
~ yesterday Of n. L. NcPheraon's speech
lnhg evening, BY an over-sieht The
kAssks tsrned cut and escorted Mr.. Nc
Ah Crimes Hall, who're q large aadieacs
tady assembled to bear aim. He deliv-
sssl conceived address. which was listen
- eloss attention, and carried conviction
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aCoLoRKD VoTxRs.-Upon inquiry We learn that
no man having African blood in his veins cast
q vote in this city on Tuesday last, with the ex
ception Of Epps, who We understand voted for
vallandingham. The country i safe. Let the
Telegraph rejoice.
by tie way.-will the cclored people in this
city allow W 70 spggeqt 70 them Hat they Sholld
vote an opea Qeuwcfafic ticket. The pemocra-
cy III Louisiana allow colored people to vote by
scorer without challenge % The came party does
also Ia other Democratic Rtstes heretofore Dem
ocratic. Qepand upon it, it 10 not the color Of
the skin, but Of their tickets, that the Democra-
CT object "a. The hounds that yelp and howl ON
the colored mana track, that become rabid at the
thought Of having negroes cit in the scboolhouse
with their children, though they may occupy .
dias.ans department. turn ap the whites Of
their eyes in holy horror At the Thought OF Dit.
ting Ia The same church With the black man, and
that wouA utterly refuse them place in heaven
with themselves, had they any control there,
would become ~ gentle al sucking dcYes, # they
thereby could win black manb vote. Or seduce
bio wife or daughter. Why, how long has y heen
since some OF those fellows who voted for Rich.
ard II. johnson for Vice President, the husband
Of negress-and what party is Il whose mem.
bers are the parents q mulatto children by the
hundred thousand al over the State? -
= The Republicans no more than Themselves are
In favor Of negro suffrage, though they are will
ing to abide by the decisions sot Democratic
Courts on the question Of tho are white men In
the meaning Of the Constitution. Hamilton
Ohio lntelliRencer.
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Wnv LnooE1 NaSl ~ - T,.s.-;,-- .s,s.z.
oM1o1g Mnsu1na. 49, soS.rii-.s ~. - -
~ uoUoaDss - 1iiucovcsS1 4 -. ~. p =
eeeoeHef 46cc,n - - ar~S. Y ~. S..S
- - eo11 y Il arsnS ~ - ss. =. 4. !. I'd
easss eoossseae14 - erSnSSsp s.a..,;si.ss..s
10 ~ u ylsoks \ - g - 49,
sne se - 4 g. ~ ~ s.ss6sSsss
q aAsosy.s Goon Aasesls .riIl 49,. ~ -.
'fe b ~ such had eovesrrrsr< ~ "a sNs
TN aeaotn III tif1|t. m m u, I r.;
She vhfsk ~ $3.50 -. - - ~.
ousRs - a. ,sss.i.1 - - - sonie8nglei
Go }nereese +, a - - WI
coentv r. a. Rs.s. ~ el:,s every
Nnsl1.ssn.ai p = 49, 49, rua0u.
= e ~ 5s6rs 1s II ~ ~
siooaa ~ ~. Il - ~ ~. - =,
l,old - i...s.5 49,. ~. ~. 80 -
f61lov - ~ $3.50 I.sy 49, -: f..
sitton "a 6i..c,s nv No. ~ 4, 49,
oneratins 4. M;s.s-s 49, s,S ~ -. NV
81 aoneh l,..,l;,.. , Ne1s.ss 49, IN Fofism
eciencea ~ ~ 49,. ~ - - ee1oef eoa-
dovn IA c,,,.,sS ~ ~ ~ ~ GS ~ 1eDs
that n enoh r,sr sSs.iS 49,. 5. 49,
Il oGars 1870 ~ 49,. q Ieessse Ieqsr.
ansone ~. esssrs."aS ..9 II 49,. M
81 - q - ~ -. 49, - ~
sS.s ~ 49,. g = " NOssA
TIA. 8. ~ 1870 a = ~ peevems
plesas th.s ~. esns $3.50 ~ soung = sney
thev - th.;. Sts.s! 1W1' sHsn s'aon. ~
hused AZ I'M 49, 49,. sa ~. ~. - Once dlsA
Re,hi;... =; s.ss ssesos eo!es sse eueoear o.
viii Is n ~sii ! 49, $3.50 saas tnesr rgets
&AncOIn than herntnfnen Ne Mor>he1l a. euvNkA Il
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- who ere In want Of eewipg Marhne u ~ ah0ve
70 believed TO combine good 4u1Iets shaa any
other before che puhaic.
II. HaHAWLEY, Agent,
Musc Dealer, Third stxsef, Burlington, Iowa.
oct24-dsw &w1m " H9ssA. Ass.4a ss54t@3 ]
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MctheFs hare no lonser any excaae sSr permitting
~ AsslA q their chidrsn 70 y AaualH Destroyed ~
wosrs Y she hesAsses Dr. Balls Tsesisss NsvM ~
ssvoyer sure and pronps remedy Il canaet po..bly
aare ~ child ands % pleasant 70 the taste md tempt
ias y Ne sight that children prefer % candy-fLasay
cite Courier r.
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- EENF9f " LII -
.ga&4sasaa4 a.ss 80 - ID n'siaus saAq aas ls4s
.lAaEnss .krI--
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r.
cincts met nn wednesday last and made up their
returns. appointing VIM. Byerly, Breckinridge
man, a. Return Judge TO the general meeting on
Friday. Each Of these ten Judges kept nsmor-i
anda Of the vote, 40 did Mr.. Lehman and the re-
porters. all being copied from . book containing
the returns Of the ten precincts, and this book
gave Butler 1908 votes, Lehman, Isis, and
Eing Ass gts Jadgessigneds sch return, and
&elivsr1d il. 70 Ryeily 70 hand in TO the general
meeting on Friday Bot ON that day be handed
in . return giving Rutler ! ,leQ vetse, Lehman
l,sa0, and King 2Qa, thus defeating lehman
This last return q alleged 70 be forged. Some
ef Tie signers swear their signatures TO it are for
geriea, 1hila othess eay thsirs ere genuine. By
erly hos - shoand over -. answer Spe tosgesy,
yet il - svsll known b can neither read nsrl
urits, - lhat II . wrong has been done. othsrs
nust aavs he'd hand IN i: i. Aftogssher, il b
Strange affair to happen among The Harmonious
DsnOcracy, and where the wrong 10 to b right
ed We do mot exactly Gee, whether IN Court or in
QouQ1sss Bus ftesh count ~ the ballots. win
undonhlsdly b bad somauhene, and that being
done, ~ aee persuaded that Butler will Be shown
70 hgvs . majority, a. ifLehman has been cheat
Cd Id one ward, IL Ia fNlly believed that Bstler
has been worse cheated in others. 6hould Leb-
man 0btafn bis seat, It WIN be Soma 0atislaction
70 knov that he y really a. able lawyer. IN en-
thusiasaIc Tariff ran, and hesrt and soal anti
Lsconpton, ell Of which 10 infinitely better than
could lave besn sid Of Tom Tlerenes.-N. =,
Tribune. aF
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= cAHD.-YsoG y: v. A1xy8, & - 1,ss.
.7 ks E: Is S:S:: 8: ~ 1s; ssIS::
:sa Ss$.s;s e g a i:sssss q 3sss
W. hcEf3sssSs fiji ~ g! g.: sss ~
s :aita'., =. !; ' 60.
Gs: ssssIai cs'isss = 49, c3s $500
yssshs 6; 80: O. Co. ~ nm s
I -; IT,: ~ =: . -
EeEff1!Ng sidsS l ia q s:Ss. 1st66ii ISSNs:
!a asiz$seS s Is s sta xissias AZ 6
~: ! 1Ee 8 !: 81;
8: ]: !: ): -: -; ::!:s:
SO ::: { 3: Z! : r. s:
3. :: III -, = 1, !: - - !. r \,
81 : go s;::s; NJ sss: e. E
S; So ~ H.: - %: ;:S: ~
8: ; 8 ;ssss: ssI' ~, Z. s:' &; $
:: e.: :. ftly y, j, - = i -. =.
!; i;:i:'!! u: s; :: =: :
]! ]. $ { 49,. =: -; ).
~ ! ! * !! Z! ! ~ :
!; s;;E|iI'i S. !: !; i: !: - s.
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A.rihcrn Markets.

yosx. April 9.-Stocks active and ys ,I.
hs-'ifsi.,sssr "a 500 So s. Wheat heavy-red
Sn,r s,m~ xed 75c white 7sn 7Sc; vel.
So oo Pork h,m--mess SH.isnSS =; prime
sEsisE the lowest Price of the week. TUT.
fssssa T. rm' Resin steady at Sl.S2H. Rice dull
~, ., II. 90 North Carolina S. in New York.
Lgr' S's, ~ April a-F!oar steady At 90 r.
"a. t,m-vhlie 81 6s8l7 IS; red 9l.4SI 81 -
ess Fs1i ' s rrim nssI S. Bscon
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BY A. d. Williams, Auct'r.

T,RUSTEE,a SALE OE REAL ESTATE
Leigh SHEETS. AT AUcIION:IBy virtue
Of . deed Of trust. executed to the subscrher by
Joseph K. Webster. Trustee, dated Sd December.
1856. and recorded In Richmond Hastings Court
office, being thereto requested by E. H. Clarke, the
no der Of one q the bonds secured by said decd,
premises, commsncins at ~ O'Clock P; NJ. the
lot Of ground with the buildings thereon. situated
On the east side q Sth street, aa above stated,
to an alley 10 feet wide being the same pro
Joseph K; Wsi:ige!. Tisssse, and is now in the
TERMs.-Suf6cient IN cash to defray the ex-
penses o. executing the TRUST: and to pay OF e
all interest that may be due thereon; and for tine
made known at the time Ct the sale; ~
ROBERT HOWARD, Trustee.
A. D. WIILIAMs. Auct'r. Ap II It'd
HOUSE AN1 LOT FOR sALE..:win g
inst At Se ,ss. Nj f far far if not! tRs
corner OF Marshall and 18th streeu. II is q good
Lot and an excellent House.
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CENTEEL RURNlTURG AND SPLEEN
" DID SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO, At AUC-
TI0N "a WlEDNksDAY. ,sse iqst, g = aoll.
sns19 Scs:esn e fsd ,ste 81 he
embr 4cing varsity Of gonteel and servieeable
tces. too numerous TO DentiOn.
PIANO.-At the same ti0e ooo sDlendid seven
octave PIANO, in rosewood caoos 0An b recon-
mended as an instrument Of superior tone and
finish. -g, :
Txsns At sale. Zap al p. B. COOK, A.ct.
DkY GXOas, hA.., &C., ar AUCTION.
II on TUESDAY, 3lth inst.. y y O'clock: 1 viii
SELL q my store, e. large invo.os Of DKY Go0Ds.
Lawns. Alpscas. vslsneias. Berger, .Debeses,
Muslins. Hosiery. Gloves, together with . large
lot OF Fancy Articles. not neeeeenry ~ mentiOp.
ALSO-An invaioe Of SUMMER HATS, en-
bracink IL the di9agent sty leg.
Tho attention Of the trade 10 requested.
sDA !. -. .5c7s b. b. COOK, Auct'f.
g Took OF GROCERIES,, FlxTURES.
= &c, AT AUCTION.-Oa MONDAY next, "a
inst. At 70 O'Clock. win sell g the store Of a.
J: Marable. on Franklin, between 18th and 18th
streets, the stock Goods contained 10 said store,
embraclnx the variety usually fOuad in . we'll reg
Al the same time. viii b sold the Key aad Fix
lures. = = = - = =
The whole of the. above may bs purchased pri-
vatels before the day Of sale. BY to d.
a. ). MAkABLE, or ~ 49, b. b. COOK,
Ap IL ...s .- AuctiOueer.
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Suicide.

April ls-Chas. Stone. prominent
Bos1os,' pitmou th, n H., and member Of the
AZ, ,,.mnshire Legislature, committed sui
~ .. hi, morning.
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p~Itsirnl.G &c.

.,,soros, ApriI ao-Eyiaf"Ss !, ,,ss 70 g
*: ss s. :s::
.sa Assernssy,. are perfectly willing that
4 the ess designate those 70 whom ne re-
Esltsr sns ~ his opinioa, shaping affairs IN
ksa.ss ia ~, si.h Spain provides for the ast
ne treay md settlement Of pending claims.
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..,xsrox, April 20 Hs.s''-Pnva"
Nils e1eias;,,ss Of Foreign Anairs was IN.
ne Com m'n rssoIu ZION. TO inquire into the
greeted, os IF making the mission 70 Sardinia
kSna'rrued until MONDAY.
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By Richard Cauthsrn, A.ct.r,
r.. STEAMER "EcHo" A

ss4l1 A6efffHo%s.. $n .6Npz 4 80 ss.A Al u!
slant, at O'Clock NJ, (if not pre-
viously disposed Of privately at the she'd lower
end Of the Dock, will sell Ct auction the steamer
EehS e.. SAID steamer z o iees long her 6rs.dth
high waist, and large deck room can carry 5000
bushels under deck and 2O00 on deck. and can also
draws about 81 feet loaded. Hull, engine and
boiler all in good order.
Sale conducted BY r. CAurHORN. Auct. An liz
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ny Dualep, Msncure & Co.. Auct's.
CARGO SALE OF SUGAR AND COFFEE
~ AT AUCTfON.-On WEDNESDAY. the 18th
inst. commencing at II O'Clock, We will soil at our
the bark Angeiita. from Porto Rico, with !.
W hhds SUGAR. ranging from prime to strictly
choice quality.
GOO bags RIO coFF EE. strictly prime quality, inn
TkRMs.-Undef 800, cash over Alu0. month";
credit; for approved nesotiabe paper.
N Sale without regard to weather
DUNLOP. MONCURE CO..
ap ~ Aucka.
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np1ryYAx JlU11cD


. "a, e.a.s. N.es.s: oscsss 90 A. 1 sA.ssss
osss@.iy vrsrasSd hon tls 6ssss q sit. they ess
d; !. n e. 1 Jas 'sslEs: c E'sAess
Corner Of ~ :fa s.Scs 81 $780,: ..s:a
n 8. I. y. P.--Dr. Garlick--Drar STR.
xKSS SifsS siss
!. te be scpes.. ~ ~, thing that hss been used 10
my 70. A' Rev. T siss s.ss
Mail Hill. Hear,oo county. 18th Oct. issS. s..
AAs. q. ,. P-Dr. j. W. Gnrlick-Dear
Semels's Justly celebrated MAKING Pow DER3,
1mihes a:t very beet article nave ever tried
no. no os f Es:s:
are used. Respectfully, q. T.
~ Min.sets' ,n 5sS.ss .P;nS: ss;s:s
aiSSock's Ms HIHRINA6Sc RR!AsH INDfAAn p.N.cr.
S CURES
CURES
RHEuMATIsMs, AMP N I NEURALGIA A'
RHEuMAf hHEI A SI4 Hk M
apH-st Bold BY all Druggists.
N. New York Life insurance Company.
MUTUAL SYSTEM s..
Annual premiums for Insurance ONE THOU
SAND DOLl:AR RS for whole term Of lie, With and
without Dividends. -
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- VERY DESIRARLE FARM in HEN
RICO COUNTY, On THE NEW BRIDGE
Der, intending to change his business, offers for
sale the Farm ON which he resides: located as
and adjoining e Rural Shades F." There are 10
acres Of Land, of which ,OO acres are cleared and
in cultivation. and produces the usual crops the
balance ia in woods. -
The Improvements a comfortable Dwelling.
with Six good rooms. together with the usual
buildings. The neighborhood il unexceptionabe
The land has heen prepared, and il now ready to
receive crop. Possession To e had ON the 18TH OF
October next. or at present, as desired
For particulars. apply TO JAS. NJ. TAYLOR
SON, or to the subscriber. who resides upon the
premises. VIM. A, GRESdAM
nd
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

ia - SPECIAL NOTICE. WxYw
FISHER l. RTON, <A1Tn
Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds of BOOTS,
SHOES, TRUNKS. BONNET BOXES. Go,
Are pre- pared to make to order every style Of La
dies and Muses. CATERS and SHOES, Gents
and Youths BOOTHand SHOES. We employ the
best workm n. and tse only the best materially
al We ask 10 triS1 10 ensure good fit and per-
feet satisfaction.
Our store and manufactOry il No. rs Broad 81. ;.
GEORGE FISHER. ". HATLEY NORTON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-21

M Baths, Baths, Baths.
HOT. COLD AND SHOWER BATHS,
can be had daily. from o'clock A. NJ. until 10 p
pooling and Bathing Saloon, under the American
Hotel. entrance on 18th street. Single Bath Is cts.
or FIVE tickets for ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-21

REmovAL.
GEORGE l.. GOOD.
BOOKsRLLBR.
Would respectfully form his friends and the pub
that he "a Ho 'i iSi Il f9 sr ssG:
Recently occupied BY Mr. ch.s a; Gwctkin, and
STATIONERY and
will compare favoFably with any house south.
He sns Sc .s. s %S.s .
ds.s and # wSSsks
s :s ss :. 81
The Store has been elegantly and oOmfoy tsbly
hsd up with VIEW NV to fSs EASY Ct 81,
toner. Also. polite and accommodating clerks sre
n orders will b faithfully and promptly At
g. Don't fors.. the plaes1Ne. lsl MAJ. street.
John r. REGNAULT,
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rcAfToN IN M kYrE Sf WHlTE AND CHECK
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N IS v and HoL
HAZE lei and sHyc ;KMATTREssEs, LOUNGES.
Rooms II aaEt tys and fkNrRlss ,.p.r.a i. the
,srist style and every description Of ufA0L
FIR ss :Sfs6T y
. e: with the sszs Y Fair. upon the 7Siiov,ss
ecS a4fss:s; and B as::iis;;: %
Military psniss and other Associstions, who
desire to use the Grounds VIII b Psrmittsa 70 g
An adequate Police win b always u,oa the
~ is-tf {. DIMM0cK, Secretary.
DINNER, TIA And
We have now o1sn. Of recent im1ortatioas .,
'n0''i D mn TEA AND TOILET SETS,
y :is 'a''rn' VA rd $50 SON. from
ap ~ = No. - Pearl street.
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