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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-24
co Nj Nj E r CIAL
DAILY R.PORT.
Ovv'cE DAILy DEMOCRAT AND Nsws,l
ThuradaY Eve Augusf % lSfD {

OvsIcB DAILY tp8AOCRAT AND Ngws.t
Thursday Eve, August %, 1850.
The Wheat IN srket continues excited and un
steady, with very moderate receipts. Owing to
the competition am.ng buyers, it advanced in
price, and to-day Toe was the ruling figure. Some
few leads were run up as hi, IS 1913. Corr
wen' down some &c y butt being quoted this
evening at only 2o@z2c for ear. Other kinds Of
produce remain unchanged. The receipts were
48O5 bu Wheat, 400 bu m, 60 bu Osts, II bu
Barley. ~ bu Rye and 7so bu Onions. We quote
as follows:
FLoUR--ln fair demand At IS IS retail, and - 80
wholes sle for City Spring Extra; Super6ne - SO
Rye dour 81 OO@4 81; Corn meal 81 90 = cwt.
Shipments of -four TAI bbls.
WaxAr-Receipts 4so7 bu shipments 1880 bu
We quote ct 6Ot970 fur No. l, and x5c for No 2
CoRH Receipts 400 bu. The demand il fair
At 2s@ .oc tor ear, and 2292s, shelled.
OA1s Receipts so bu. In fair demand ct Is
@l8c for new.
BARLEY-Receipts II bu; shipments 1872 bu.
In good request at SO@32c.
RYE X ceipts 81 bu. We quote at 45c.
BucEwHsAr "A good article sells readily at Toe.
ONioNs. RECENT, 7SO bu shspments l77O bu
In demand for shipping at 3O@35c.
PorAToEs-In good demand At 2O@25c whole
sale, and sOo94Oc retail.
A.ross-In supply At 25c930 pbu whole
sale and l09l5c p pet K retail.
WooL-We quote 1t 2O@s5c.
HAY.-Steady and quiet at 8 0O@l 90 for Prai-
rie and 81 Oo@5 90 for Timothy.
HIDEs.-tn good request and moderate at s<0Sc
for Green; s@l2c for Dry and lll3c for Dry
Flint.
BUrrER-Rather scarce, and q good article in
demand 70. table use. We quote At lO@l2Nc
Wholesale, and J Sc retail.
E0as.-Steady and firm with fair supply II
8 a7c Wholesale, and ~ 1lOc retail.
BsANs-S.esdy and unchanged. Wsquote at
>0gsoc Wholesale, and 81 retail.
CHEsss-Supp!y light and prices 6rm At l3@
l5c for Herkimer Co.; Western Reserve lO0llc
Wholesale and l2Q1l5c re.ail.
LARD-In fair supply st ll@l2Kc.
HAxs--C ommon iv1s@'lc Sugar Cured l7h
Gl5c: Shoulders lUc retail.
Ds'sD FRUIr-Apples s0lOc; Pssches ll0l5c;
Prunes s0l2kc.
e.
New York Market.
Ry 7eleavark.l Nsw YORK. August %.
FiorR. Marketa shade better without sales.-
:! 10 90 SUI er State s: 2Od50p kstra ,tsu
s5 oO05 10 S~rer Western IS 10 u SIS tomucp Il
.ediun extrs do. s. 80 IS " inferior to g><d
saipping brauds and Tstra k"und lttop Ohio
hY. FLOCx-Stea " II - 5WG14 Is
NHsAr-Market more sctivs and l03c better
81 Y Chicago Spring; 81 230l % Mill Club
81 :. New AIber Io.a; - e a. 70 Nov Win
ter Red Western ! 81 SOtGi s. White lad. ~ SIN
mber III.
Rvs Quiet
bARLBy- Quiet. sales small.
CoRS-Markst 6rmer. 6l06l Xc sound mixed
western. closing quiet.
OArs.-Aoderste request. 36@4O Western ard
state.
Poxk.-Narket frmer for mess and heavy for
prime.
y misKY-M More active and 6rmer go.
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j y II U N O.
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
snport, Iowa
Dr. RgIn can b consulted ct his olRcs at ali
boars u The day sad night. unlsss professionally
engaged. ssps3s
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BUNKER. 8. q. NEW ELL.
BUNKER 4 NEWELL,
CARPENTERS AND STAIR BUILDERS.
~ shop On i.e Claire Street, between Ihird
And Fourth, Davenport, 10 ".
K,FssxNcx-W. l.. Carroll, Architect.
feb 23-d3m%
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- W. OUsSoSn. ~ lALL.
"O>0 OssV uALs..
q TFORNCYS AND COUNSELORS ATLAW.
~ and Noeanes Pabiie. O0cs, Nosth.vset
onrnss u brsdy and Sscoad streets, up-stsiss--
enhance on ussiy strses. jsly 9t-asf
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C0ngiessio nal NOmtnation.

TOLEDO. o. Au:. -.
James A. Steedman vss nominst~d for Con-
"re-s from the Fifth D,st.ic' hy the Daugl~s
Democratic Congregational Convent,,s. 10 sess-
Tor here tO.A.v
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A CHALLENGE.

taken bv Norse orer .ke St0tt Bank haze no sqnaI
in t is cs.os If tie country They are tr"e =
l6 osd IN poi.i Of tone ani faish oery rerior.
al up. nmd look over hi spsci~ess. - LEAocKAr
AND NV.
IN SUPPORT OF THE ABOVE, WILL
i give
TWENTY.FlVC DOLLARS
TO any OF my Councillors Who viii produce -
riss OF pictures equal 70 those taken BY ne. l
will also G,ve like sun to any me Who viii pro-
dacs the s,me number. Of equsl merit. to those
taken By me. snd On exhibiti,o q Esbsrt's GAL
lery - ep c,m~ns Of his work.
awg9i diff j II. NORSE
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G A r u
Girls Wanted.

VT>aREE OR F .UR GOO, ACTIVE GIRLS
/ wanted imme lately God wages will b
paid. Apply at once It the e
aug,l dtf BURTlS HOUSE.
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J J. SaVE EwANCE

nENTIST, SUCCESSOR To DR.. CHAS.
- doooRlcu, would invite your attention ,e his
great reduction in prices Of dentistry, and vouId
invite all persons needing his services to cali snd
:ss%,as work % and prices. :. his Rooms. next dor
street. nearly opposite the Post Once
N. b. Teeth sxtracted all ioa-s Of III. d.v
and night. and all operations warranted. novS x
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TAts Dsv sssA Ecesssssg

zAts Deu N1eA EUeSossaG.
00 AND OPENING
% 10B
- ~ 3 q N n ALI
FAREWEN'S EXCHANGE,
Nosra-sAsr CosSn o. % AND .,p.ry -.
MYTH GRAND CON. ERT ny srRAs.
ssss UKIox BAAD. o. which eesasio.
will bs served ., unsurpassed
A n AOTH LUNCH.
rom io o'clock, H.. until 1a o'clock, ?. I. WHEN
oil the dslicscies in the market will he n ~
upon the taols All spicurss, and friends Il eo,l
numor and hns gIass of bssr are invited 10 s.
present and parsaks. 4. AOLN.
sugs4-dlt
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BCRT0S BOUSs,
CORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREETS
" Davenport, Iowa. mch22dtf
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The work on the Steam Elevator c.,r :
ner Fifth and Harrison streets. 10 progrsss,, "
very rapidly. 1t will be perfect miracle .'t
strength. We understand that the eizs Of tn.
building will be doubled this Fall. giving q
capacity for 100 600 bushels + grain.
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Steamer News.

NV YoRK, Aug %.
The steamship Ariel. from Asriuw.Ii. is
below
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GEORGE r.. hUB"Et l.
A TTORNEY Ar LAW A>D NO1ARi PUP-
~ Lie. OfFicE. No. l. up stairs over Smiths
Var .ty Store, corner Of Brady and second streets
xpl6 dly
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Great Damage By Flood.
New YOsk Items.

NEw YosK. Aug 22.
The destination Of the Frigste 81. quehsnna
70 ch~nxed from the Mediterranean See to
The Gull Of Mexico, supposed to be sfte,
Walker.
A tremendous rain storm commenced about
midnight. and las, ed till mornine.
Weather extremely warm and sultry to.
dav
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FRANK PLuAER. GEO. u. VAN HOSgN.
r..U d9R 4 VA< SaO.EN,
4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW,
n and Notsriss Public. Also, agents for the
Charter Oak City Fire Insurance Co., Hartford,
Conn, Capital, $30o 900 City Fire Insurance Co.,
New Haven. Conn., Capital. $50o,OiO.
Otice in LeClaire Block, Davenport. SEPT
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a ITO NEY AND COU SELOR Ar LAW,
~ and Notary Pubic. Office No. rs, Hickoll's
Block, FIRST a.or). Entrance on Brads street,
Davenport, Iowa. sa.>1-dly
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~ q LANA.
4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
IA and Notary Public, Metropolitan Block Dav-
export, l,wa. mars #
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JAnsS ass W. CWONG.
TTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUB
~ lie. OFFICE Nichols Blvck, Cup stairs.)
Daysut o,t Iowa ,nar22 diff
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J. ". s.O1 tAU,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC
n and Commissioner. O6icc-No. 5 Dsven-
ports Block. Entrance on Main street.
julyli dAwly
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e -. sea q .1YM An.

ss ~. PaSE.I YMAN.
(FoRMERLY BURROWS h PRETrYAAN.)
C,TORAGE, FORWARDING AND COMAIS
> sion Merchant, and Steamboat Agent.
No. I, u ussow's ~ lock I.eve.,
ana DAVENPORT, Iowa.
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GRAIN BUSINESS AT WAsHINoToN.-
In order to show our readers what their Wash.
ington ns'ghbors are doing in the grain busi-
ness. We publish the following list Of receipts
T the week ending on Saturday the 18th iu.t,
taken from the P,ess: Wheat. 9 633 bushels !;
corn. 4 6ls; oats. 1920; rye, 800; barley
IS; making . total Of l6.6o6 bushels Good
fr Washington; good for the Pres that ha-
the energy to report such matters.
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JOnN zlwMEwMA ANN.

turer, one door west ef corner
~ = ! 10th and LoClaire streets, Davenport,
Iowa. All instrume ents Of my own make warranted
snd kept order without rnrge, five years.
N. Repairing and tuning done at all t mes
and in the b,st manner.
DAvxSpoRr. April I3, 1864. (apll8-dly
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- G0C g..
Scott County Agricultural Society.
IRA n. GiFFORc, EsQ., HAS BEEN APPO1N-
/ ted Secretary Of the scott County Agrieultsr-
81 Society. in place Of WiLLtAN ALLsx. resigned,
and per.ons wishing TO make entries o. trsnmct
other basiness with the society, will apply 70 hin
It the COURT HOUSE
DAv-NPnsr, Aug st 10th, 1870. .-dl VI wtf.ip.
DLOWSl PLOWN ll-JUST RECEIVED
i on consignment 6us lot OF
JOHN DEER'S
C,lebrateA .AOlaas PlOws,
for als BY B. n. PRETTHNAN.
arlA ~
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OAA CA0Cr CUUR r.
fAUGUsT TEAM I

JUICE JOHN F. DILLON, Psesid;nQ.
IaA n. 0UyosD. Clerk
DAvsxPoEr. Aug 2S. 1850.
The Court met purs ant to sdj ,urnmsnt, at
soclock. AZ
1 The !COun.el 10 the ease Of Gen. Fl. Sickles
d Bro. ~. Andrews 4 shelly. proceeded with
their argument to the Jury. on the opening Of
Court. The case vss submit,ed TO the Jur, st
! oc'ock; they returned verdict for $3.50. Tor
r6iotih.
Littg - L~onsrd vas next cslIe Fl, ,te.er
tor Plaintiff. aud Corbio. Dow / Bscwo for
defendant. Suit 10 repIevin. Tri.sl to Court
Judgment for Plaintiff.
The case Of JLo. Martens ~ E s Gilher,
came on for trial hy Jury. Bennett 4 Whit
comb for Plaintiff. and Corbio, Dow / Brow
f"r Defendant The testimony was not sonclu-
dsd at the adj juurcment Of Court.
Court sdjourne til 2 O'Clock this morning.
20 TO STAIRS for fruits Of any kin d
choice apples. peaches aud Pes,s
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TELEGR APHTC
New YorA Republican state Co.ve. .,,on

New YorA Repsblicas state Cosven,ioD !.
SIaAcusE August 23.
The Republican State Coovep,ion met in
this city yesterday noon. snj organised vi,n
J. N. Cook E.q for President.
Hon. E D. Aorgso and Robert Campbell,
the present incumbsots. we're by exclamation
nominated for 70 ec,ion for Governor and
Lieut. Governor. =. H. Barnes f.r Canal Con
snissUosr, snd J. r. Bates Tor States Pris. To-
sCector. Wm. Gu len Bryant and ia. O.
Putnam we're appointed Election. 1t Large.
The resolutis % endosss the rlaifosm Of the
Chicago Convention. ard rs,ifies the nomina-
tions for President ami Vice President, euloei.
xss the sdminis,r.iion Of Gov. Mcvgs0. and
r~rel the charge Of corruption against the last
Legislature. asserting that not . sasurs shich
hss been characterized - ~ jus. end corrupt
could have passed the Legislature with the
unsn Nous vote Of the Democ, atic members.
The resolutions relate almost sntirsly to
local affairs.
Great Damage By Flood.
Pau ADsLPaIA. Aug. %.
The rain this morning c, n..d great damsge
to the Chestnut Hill Railr, I'd A cn.vert over
irisban Creek was CO ri~d away. With the en-
uaukn ert IS feet hi.h. A large stone bridge
on the same creek wss carried away. Much
other dana was also done to farms in the VI.
cinity. and many houses we're aooded. N"
ives we're Iost - fer ~ a.certainsJ. Very lit
tie rain fell 10 he city.
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kDW AwO > ExASER

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, AT COATES
~ Patchin's old shop, alley opposite Eng ne
House on HraIy street. apl9-dly
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AUSTIN CoKBIN. GEO. 8. c. DOW. 9. Z. BROWN.
sON asuN, gov L BROWN,
A TTORNEYSA CUU NSELORS ATLAW,
IA and Not,ries Public.
5 :. bxOwN, United States Commissioner.
OfFice-At Macklot l. Corbin's Exchange Of
nee, Davenport, Iowa. mAr3-tf
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Law fnrlMc. ship.
yNo p COOK J. WILSON DRURY.
COOK Il ORUWY,
Successors to Cook, Daion d Li"dky.
,XyE HAVE FORMED A PARTNERSHIP
w for the pr ct,ce VI the Law. to which We
shall devote our personal attention.
March 1850. COOK DRURf.
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CAMERON = w1OO s0NG CON,
TTOUSE PAINTERS ANDA6 LAZIERS
IL No y, East Third street, Davenport, Iowa,
Plain AMI decorative Paper Hangers, Grsiners,
Aarbl rs anI Sign Writers.
Messrs. e. 4 W. having had upwards Of twenty
years experience in the business, gusrantee sat
isfsction TO all parties entrusting work to them.
.~Pape' Hanging in every sty's, from com
mon brown paper " the most elaborate decora
tions.
n. b. Whitening and Wall Coloring. je26 dSm
CHAs. Z. PUTNAM. JOHN n. RO0ER8.
~ NAM Il ROG. ENN.
TTORNEYS AND COU NSELORS At LAW.
IA OFFICE, Davenport Block, No. 20, Main st.,
Second Floor. jun7 -df
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CARDS..
ID n A0's0JA l.ANl1 I

1GNAC,U Us LAN0E".
DHYSlCIAN, SURGEON 4 ACCOUCHrUR
i OvRIcg->outh east corner Of Brady and Sec
ond Streets Once hours from 7 to A. ~, and
to5 p. n. june27 II
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uN ON DlS lSPATCn COMPANY.
incorporated 6y the State Of Illinois,
NAacs 3lss, 1859.
TOvHa..1oo ~eAr~,
Authorized Capital. 900. 600.
LOUIS KELLY. wM.B :JA2vIsy
DAVID PATTON.
VIZ. B. JARVIS, Sec'y LouIs y. ~. pres's
O6ce- 60 Dca born Street, Chicago, ~
Agereiss !. tAey ,,~ripnl 7vs..s a~d Lseiss
-O-O-
this Company ere among the mist responsible
Pr1dnser:. Miller: and ShippsT II the NostA ;
wsstssn Mates. Who have IN ted for ssessisy ~
peosesioa :. tie sssrk t. ,hss rsnd~sisg this he
INST ssli.ble 'oa'ss through which - ship aad
sell q! ktnds Of gran. Issdaes, live ss0ck sad
manutactuves. u Chicago and sessesu sities.
katss 81 freight % produce low u that cas -
sec Tsd. All sAip'oeats shoal1 - asldsssssl
~ tos DppAvcs CoApAxy 1 hieaee.
This o0pasy will also fll ORDERS ese ~ tjs6s
q good' o. p psrsy you desirs. f"s tses:s.
HAm9sss. lsss, Nsils psmps. Agssssltsvsl Ts:ss.
70 pusehssss u The ls.see pssse 70 Cntse9e =
- - ] D. 5. S"Ilsiscx, - S
eqse - -. = sAsss12a!?s -. s'1et n Il,
n - nsrnw 49, = SSSs 1~sssss.
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A. Il. Il ID. KELLY,
DACkERS OF BEEF AND PORK, AND
L Shippers OF Live Stock, 81 GRADY street.
ian lU-dEw
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q. oLlvEs.

J. u. SHuKRY. H.OLlvEH.
SssOREH OLIVER
z O0 PUMP MAkEiiS.- SHOP ON THE AL
IL Icy, between Front aud Second, and Brady
and VI lin streets, Dav nport, Iowa.
DAyeNPnKT. March 3p-d3mwtt.
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JOo1 q. BaLl.S,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
n and Notary Public.
OvrIcE -DAveuport's Block, Davenport, Isws.
Tay5S
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60 TO STAIRS for fruits Of any kin d
choice apples. peaches aud Pes,s
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LOOKING UP.-For many months
We have n. seen such Gro I'd cf teams and
people in town as on yesterday. Ia the v vicio-
ity Of Burrows. Block and Mill, the streets AID
side walks we're almo-t impas.abe for tn
teams awaiting treir turn to unload. The
onion crop OF this county 10 about being har.
vested. ard the yield promises to be immense
We notice large amount Of the article was
marketed yesterday. W. are glad to see 30
much activity 10 our market; it demonstrate.
cOnclusivelS that things are looking up.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-24

ANQlSE eAoNT0\Gs
r NJ DUNN, (OF THE LATE FIRM OF DON
y nell 4 Damn would inform the public that
he has again resumed the business OF HOUSE
PAINTING, in all its branches, in connection with
Paper Hanging, Whitening and Wall CoIoriny.
His practical experience warrants him assuring
satisia tion both in price aud quality of work.
SnoP- o. 23, East Sd, bet'n Brady 1 Perry sN.
mari-d3m.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-18
rzLz9zAAns.
FHE DEFI0IENCY N LIE TREASURY.

THE DEFICIENCY IN THE TREASURY.
WAsHiNCtoN, June 1.-THE Secretary Of the Treasu-
rs having estimated the receipts and proposed extra
ordinary appropriations TO the extent Of eight millions be
SAYS there will be deficiency Of seven millions In the
next fiscal year, in addition the outstanding treasury
notes He suggests that be provided for meeting
this cIigency
Toe House, unless it can get the Tariff bill, will do
nothing beyond authorizing reissue Of the outstanding
Treasury notes.
NEW SUPERINTENDENT or TELEGRAPH LINES
WASHINGTON, June l6-John Kendall ESQ son of
Hon Amos Kendall, former Superintendent Of the Sea
board and Magnetic Telegraph Line has been appointed
general Superintendent of the American Telegraph Com
pany Lines. extending from Sackville N s. to New Or
leans with branches 10 Montreal Albany, Cincinnati and
other important points
From Mr.. kendalIs long experience in Geographic op-
erstOus the press and the public led to entertain the
hope that the concentration Of control in person of
Mr.. Keudalls well known ability, may result in great ad
vantsgs those having occasion to use this important
aud Indispensable means of commercial aud social COM
municatiOn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-18

Ngw Y0RE June lG-Coton closed very dull Flour Closed
heavy 1900 bb; state, s55 TO- Ohio s. tOG55o
soufhern g sea 90 wheat closed quesaes Of 10000 nuh
Corn closed &c O0O bushels; xed 62GGIf
closing c. cnA Pork closed heavy lard closed DR.
NGIlH cents Sugar closed heavy Cuba G16TA
spirit ofturpentne dl at 343% GEMS Rosn closed steady
At a. S. Rice closed dull Al 4. 6,ta, cent+
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-18

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO Ca "a Hg ysT Ery
4 SHIPPERS OF FItISHT FOR ALL S3ef ~ ~ ~ Rt
STATIONS on THE DIFFERENT RAiLROAnS WEST OF LYNCH
BUR- required - make all consgnmens Of every
description plainly with pain hruh brand, the weight Of
each package Of the conssaee diamond letter snf
the point Of desu ston.
The tickets must sps city the weight every package separately
and correspond fully with the marks ohervse they will be
received for transportation + J. SAMPSON
ie2 din GenT Freight Agent, z. 4 d r. r
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CoMMIssIoNEn,s SALE or MOST vALuA.

SBLE REAL ESTATE ON CHURCH HILIAs commissioner un-
der decree OF the Circuit Court Of the city Of Richmond the
case Of Marshall Winston, &c, pronounced the lh May
1880 shall tsr r SALE public elton, TIE pre- ulses on
MONDAY the 9Th july 1860 att occk ~, fall II not the
next far day Lot No 6 In the plain Of the city Richmond
the Of Broad and 9Th Streets with large brick mansion
thereon recently Ia III occupancy Of the late james Winston
the half acre lot No q rear fronting 1872 North
side OF Grace Street also the half lot No 49,
OF Broad and s6h streets fronting the south side Of
street. 92 feet The above smon most beaut
full ADD desirable on Church Bill
TrDIa cash; balence at months for bond with goo per-
sons security hearing interest and title retained I'LL al the pur
chase money Is fully paid
The taxes for l,60to be paid by the purchasers.
je6-d"s A. A. MoRscN, Comr.
sale conducted by GonDrS AppEEsoS aucts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-18
BY aoDDIN a APrYRsoN, Auet.
sALEoR no.r r.,n,

~ nh RIAL EsTATE, ON rs on HuI NEAR mn CIV
or RICHMOND, AND ADJOINING FAIRFIELD RACE FIgIn-
As Commissioners appointed by decree the Circuit Court Of
the City 81 Richmond, Of June Ise In ho
Of ssarns, Ac againss Hecke &C. shall proceed IA
sell al pub c auction. the premises TUESDAY the Qgh az
June l0 al o'clock, p NJ, fair not the next fair day
the valuable resi- faie Owned and occupied Mr. Vsen
tine HI ckle situated on Union B city Of cimond
II will lie subdyd according TO pat and survey 20 be yes
the office OF The Aueionecs To the Mansion House there
will be attached acres OF land The Mansion not only
large. but handsome There is In addition Attached
toll lag number Of ether adings the which are
Amer the sale OF the dwelling, VIII sold large nunber
and squares bounded by 25h street. the Bridge road 2h
and 2h W. ard streets Some heee lots and soua are
auuy situated and are in part Of the enyon Of RIeh
moni, VII re property gradually improving value
Onefourth cash, balance ami y months for No.
goabe nytes interest added sud tile retain nm ali The
chase money psd ard Conveyance ordered by the Court
The taxes for 1860 TO be pad By the purchaser
q. 4 hYER Trustees and
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C5>rtSrED-Thc further examination Of B. F. Nosby,
charged with assauldng Henry Street was postponed
saturday un,, Monday in consequence of the absence
o.. witness named Mccormick who is inuocenty tcs,-
iH tie power Of the Mlvor enforce his attendance
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FOR SALE AT AUCTf0N-At the request Of james IvoS e.
shall sell at public aueion on ,he prcue MONDAY the
18th June 1900 a. o'clock T. NJ the large and conveniently
ranged residence located above Ia the OCCUPANCY OF
Howard Pq The dEelngs in complete order and ample ac
commoiaon Tor large family and their servants one
the delightful residences Ia the city The premises are sun
piled with and well suppl with culvrts which
empty Ito the city cuyer After the sale the dwelling IN
vacant lois 20 the west Of VII be sold They have front
Marshall street Of % feet and depth Market Square Of about
1875 feet After which, the neE aud excellent brick stable and car
large house with the lot on which stands will sold The
fronts h street about 30 feet back 1874 Market
Square which Il has the Ike front Of 80 feet.
TsRfs FOR the dwelling house oneh cash. and The
and years with Interest be paid semannuay For the
residue Of the property oneourth cash. balance In H. and
% months, with Interest payable semi annually
will be required give negotiable tn deed Of trust on
the property for hs deferred pas The 20 be
paid by the purchasers. GODDIN 4 APPERsON
jei3- tbs Auc,ioneer.