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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-04
TERMS j:

Board and Tuition, including Bed and
bedding. per annum, .slio,o0
For each Of the Foreign Languages, per
quarter, 80 90
Music on Piano. with use of instrument
per quarter, 1900
Music on Guitar, with use Of instrument
per quarter, 1900
Drawing and Painting in Water .Colors
and on Velvet, per quarter, 500
Monochromatic Drawing, per quarter, 500
Oil Painting, !" 1900
Embroidery, +" 800
| Astronomy, with use Of the Globes, per
quarter, 800
Rhetoric Philosophy, Chemistry, Physiol-
ogy and Bot ny, per quarter. ........ 800
Towering work in Wax, or Leather, each
per quarter, 300
Washing, per quarter, 500
Medicines and Medical Attendance will be an
extra charge.
Payments must be made half yearly in advance
and
FROM THIS RULE THERE WILL BE No DEVIATION.
ET Young Ladies If every Denomination are
admitted into this Academy, but as order is nee
| essary, they will be required to observe the ordi
nary regulations Of external worship.
Persons residing at distance are required to
have \ responsible agent in the city Of davenport.
No reduction will be made in case Ut pupil. being
withdrawn before the expiration Of the quarter,
notice OF the removal Of each young Lady is re-
quested.
Tho correspondence Of the pupils is subject to
inspection.
For tho present year no Uniform will be re-
quircd.
Each pupil be required to provide himself with
q furnished Work-box, six Towels, tix Table
Napkins, Combs, Tooth and Hair Brushes, Knife
and Fork. Dessert and Teaspoon, and Tunbler.
There will be 2 Sessions al 5 months each in the
scholastic year, commencing on the first Monday
in September, and ending on the second day u
July. with one week allowed for vacation. At
Oh ristnas
Parents can see their children On Thursdays. in
the nj ,ani visitors but those authorized
by the parents, or guardians, will be allowed to
see the young ladies The parents who reside in
Davenport can Ike theii children home on tho
first Saturday y. each month, but they must
turn on the following Sunday afternoon.
Attached 10 tho Academy is q Day school for
those in tho neighborhood who wish to avail
themselves of it.
Letters to De addressed to
Sister MARY MARGARET MANN,
Academy OF the Immaculate Conception,
Davenport, Iowa. H-tf
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Samuels and Vandever in the Field.

The Democratic and Republican candidates for
Con Sress this District have agreed to the fol-
lowing appointments for speaking. Let the people
turn out ald hear them
The discussions will commence al rwoO CLOCK
p NJ at each uppointment.
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:, oq; hrnosn is one of the ab!es. speakers in
.Ir ,, go. anu we .,est that the proper measures
eli places where he proposes to sreak ~ :. a.
less eloquent in English than in German % 'o
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-04
state Democratic Ex. Committee.
Lincoln Clark and T.iz Henry Warren,
DEMOCRATIC AND REPu BLlGAN CANDIDATES FOR
PRESIDENTIAL ELLCTORs,

VIII address the people at the tunes and places
indicated by the following list OF appointments
Waukon, Aamakee Co. Wed'y, Aug -. at 3 p. In
Decorah, Winneshiek CO., Thurs. 30, do
New Orego !, Howard CO., Friday" 81, do
Usage, Mitchell CO.. Saturday, Sept. l., do
St.Ghares City, Floyd co Mon. ), do
CIsskssile Butter co Tuesday, 4, do
Waverly, Bremen co Wed'sday, " 5, do
New liza npt,n,C hickasaw Co., III. 6, do
Wet Union, F,yette co., Friday Z, do
ElKader Clayton o., ) .turdav, s, at y m.
Garnavllo. Clayton CO. saturday, 4" s,at7iz
Dubuque, Dubuque co., Monday, 10, at 2 p. m
DE hi. delaware CO., Tuesday. " IL do
In.epenle zoe Blu ,hanan CO.. We'd" 12 do
Ce lar Falls, Blackhawk co. Thurs. Il do
Bellevue, ,ckson co., Friday, " II do
A .amosa, Jones co., Saturday, Is do
Marion, Linn Co., Wenday, II do
Upton, Cedar co., Tuesday, Is do
Dewitt. Clinton co, Welne sdav, 10 do
DAyENPoRr, Scott CO., Thursday" 20 do
Muscatine Muscs,iue CO.. Frid ~" Il do
Wapso, Louisa co., Saturday, =" % do
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ne discussions will he governed by the same
rules which prevailed in the joint discussions be
tween the same gentlemen in their canvass of las,
fail. One speaks an hour the o,her follows in an
half an hour, and they alternate in the open;no
speech. f'e
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We take pleasure 10 chron cling the
various, und @ultlplisd ieprOvemeats in
the useful machinery Of the day. In
this instance 10 calling the attention OF
every QUE using scale, to the great i'm.
provence Is found in loves STANDARD
Scale. The principle Of leverage as used
In every scale heretofore manufactured
is the same as in that Of scales fifty years
ago and although the manufacture OF
portable pla torn scales is more modern,
still the old fashioned check rods, with
the platform resting and wearing upon
the knife edges, has been the only scale
offered to the public. The Howe's scale
requires no pit which in prairie conn
try, particularly, is Of great advantage.
and all friction, Instead Of being received
on knife edges, as in others, is BY an in
genions device received on chilled iron
balls, aud it will weigh accurately in OF
out of level. As an instance of this,
We will mention that one of their two
hundred ton scales put up seven feet out
Of level, has been in use four years, anc
weighs as accurately to-day, as when
first put down. We advise every one t.
examine Howe's Standard Scales, conf
dent that it will by inspection, recon-
mend itself to that best of all the senses
common sense. Thomas s. Di ke,son,
at his metal warehouse, As Wabash
Avenue, (Burch's Iron bullding,) has a
large saIe-room for these scales, where
may be seen every variety, from thu
most delicate Post Office balance, to thu
thirty ton railroad track scsIe.-Chica5
Democrat.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-04
CHICAGO.
FROM
ROUNDS & LANGDON'S
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY
No. los Randolph street, Chicago.

@. F. LETT. IN JouNrON
CHICAGO IRON WORKS,
ESTABLISHED In ls43
Nos. "a to 81 Franklin st. Chicago, III
LETT Il JOHNSTON, Proprietors.
MANUFACTURES OF ALL KINDS OF
M Ornamental RAJ inas and Verandahs. tank
vaults, Iron Doors, Shutters. Grating, Sash, Or
namen.al Castings, and al, other kinds of
IRON It'OS'E for xBM:ldiM.s
apr5.lv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-04

NrsU"OHs OF SVs LONlS,
The above named gentleman Speaker of the
iastliouse of Representatives. in Missouri will adj
dress his fellow citizens of Iowa in the German
language ut the fnllnwiny unints
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-04

Mr.. N. G. RYAN has placed upon our
table a bunch of wheat con sistinp of
sixty stslks- all grown from one grain
on the farm Of J. c. Grace, few miles
back in the country. The yield was
very large, being 40 bushels to the acre.
-Qs3wQue zS0aa.sa as-4 .sas saa ssig !.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-04

GROSS ExAoGERaTIoN.-T Peoria
Transcript sets down the number Of
Republicans present at the mass meet
ing at Peoria OH the LIST inst, as being
10000. The Gazette says $4,000.
Speaker Kellogg, in our hearing, made
All estimate OF the number of strangers
in Peoria at from cigh, to ten thousand.
and actually expressed disappointment
that the gathering was not larger. The
Transcript sets down the number of
Wide Awakes bearing torches at 5000,
when the true count 1850, large num-
Der of which were boys under eighteen !!
But what of it? Il don't make a cop
per's difference what exaggera'ions are
made; the people understand very well
what it means. 1t is the last resort of a
sinking-a drowning party.
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We the undersigned sg.ee 10 the follo,;,
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
DAILY.-!0 cents PEI week, D !, nble ,oo,
payable in advance. "u"
WEEKLy.-$9,0o per annum, in advance.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-04

HORSE SrEALIHG.-A young man is
now in jail accused of stealing horse
from MIR. Huugerford, living some two
miles north Of Dewitt. His defence
before the Justice of the Peace was
so"sndmtulssm. The Justice was not
convinced that the defence was good
and default of bal sent him to the coun-
ty boarding house.-De Wit Standard
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-04

PosTPoNEMENr OF THE MILITARY
CONVENTION The Military Convention
which assembled at Daven port, Septem.
Der eth, 1859, designated Sept. 6, 1860,
as the time, and Iowa City as the place.
for holding the next Convention, but
owing to the fact that the Legislature
will not meet until next year, and that
no practical advantage could be derived
by assembling this year, it is thought
best by large number Of military men
to postpone the Convention until 1861.
have corresponded With the acting
members of the State Committee, and
am requested by them to announce the
postponement until next year. The var
ious Companies in the State will please
take notice ofthis announcement.
Dubuque, Aug, 80, 1860.
81 esse J. F. BArFA,
as AfSmlanr ~ en- HfHto CnmmsAteo
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HILL WOOO.

ATOw IS THg TIME 10 LAY IN WOOD
~ for wiat9 ne. We hays dry kisdlisg vel
. p - pr eesd. - krsea Nod . ~ 81 ~
0lksyss - y ~ mi
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN SUPREME couRr r-rHov ss b CoDpINlros ara
Eosc~ hereby gven hsi 70 pars.rc. q iuirm sni q
kuprtre CruIt enterei Nov. 1870 snail sell pu -h
snrst~r w III Buhley .ncsaonwsr the Merchant VI
change In city o Few yovk ke is day of De -mey
Ipto M ~ c'ccs - S,~pespts Ms's Bonds o' tlou
esrk I go N .sta<~cnsivs. .
tYvir ard rssH. sHvneT v " hODsANs Hfwc>
sxv Yosk Nov = lsp
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Anew ,oRK HARrlu AND ALBAEY RAILRoa Al.
~ .Sy md rrog ,:as ss-s ss ~ ..s Ssr s.u sals
v,a ON Ard afer nordAy oc ls tser, trains wi leave
5sry A n and n " erpr-ss trains ssd 10 A nsa
kXf ror cro,onys . aorpiss - AZ 2 49, seyys
r0rpins a sn s.lTa. vw wht- Pisins, SIS r. 'rom
NSsis sr~rk drvas, -oupaax ~ all asuors rw Shhsns
sv.ass III A ss1 ssl y fros r-ensv et.h arees DO
pot sapplns Al ~ sSiu. asarnl-s -wll ls.ys .issng
Us =. NJ; s~i Als.ay Z. l~pree- Iaial Albany :
A M r~ss Aihxry ia A. n omsl train Crc,yn Falls
ssrprrs a III ss,pns asyve ry-rnona White Fislns 8
flQA ~ 30 Y. ~, strping ~ ali sanons "hAsra
kx<dv~ a<n a CO. r ~ rOppine ~ al 1Aaons
fOuN ptfarHfII. Aswstarf Rup~rtnl~rd~nA
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u,oH cHARLEsfoN YrRsr GLASS srDnwHnsL
n stsamshsp Knvsrop srAYu, Capt O. r. Marshmss.
WIN sA from Pkadsphia for Charlesou % Mon6sy 10.
Il a 10 o'cosh 4. NJ Cabin rs.ue, xls:s .ssssse. -
same rsea = by ssaaep from new Nork supsvior ssss
unrsk Wherves Phfladerka fhe safe H 1eorris
vn 40 e above for sAvaanAA On Friday rov' " y ~
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A AMUSMNENTs.


hrlbLO'S oAkIAN.
w Lessee and Va N Nir,,
Tnuks DAg NOV. a. 1880 ~ =
FIRST NIGHT or
FIRST kiGAT or
flksf hT uF
rhh 0kEaf rRkseH DRAMA
TIE GREAT FREsfH DRAMA
The GRsAT FRENCH DRAMs
LOUISE DE LIgsERoLLrs:
LOUISE Dk LI9kEROtLss
LOUSY DE li6NkkoALss
wosAWs Dsvorlos.
MOmAN'5 IEvoTI1E
vONAN's DEVOTION
tlksr NIGHT or
rlksf NiHhr OE
il1 LAST NES
AAk
FAkrF
BY Jon1 Agason ton cslsd
A SECULAR rly
A kssBLAa PIX
pieces bY Mr. nd Nra Conun, yoh,
Ch~s-r, MA Atheus re ate Fisher, Canoi Mr. Hsr
kips Kr Mon fs M, M rin -
To n Jrrow yenirg, NJ fnrfe,t Gihefo
SvzIA Fpeeta ie The
be prod smaghcent scale enrely fe ard. IS a ar
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sHKPPgHG.

SrsAM wKsp LIZ ,rrwsEN Nsw YORK AND LsvsR-
y pco. landin9 and pasenges q! Queensowr.
hip Con psny dsy1scinx ttr full powered OlTts
spilt iron srnAhAps ~ foilcwG-
KANGAROO. Saturday. Ewrpkber n,
GLASGOW. Saturday. Oeoe uoer j.
CITY OF MANCHESrER, s@sHfdsS, cc-emberd
sod every saturday, st froz pier ~ xovn river
PiA6aEn
Erm larn 80 stsw@xc. $50
do. TO London...... 81 do. TO Larden.. s.
eseerAgc rr4urn tickets sond for sin months so
rassenger forwarded % Pars rs !-H Hszs.mx sreueu.
ROTTERDAM Antwerp &c ~ reduced hAough f.res Persons
wshng bring out their eods bry
owing r.es 70 New kFron Averp uresosown irs
bin, It t3 and sos soer~xe $40 FROM
}nssnslown so Thsss steamers a.ge lnsns .scoa -sdA
are built In water iron sections Lsre patsr ANIL
nAors board For further infovmsto apply n
William Inman ~ Water nv dlaagN Will
ism Inman ~ knoca square In Qu.cnstcwn . y ID.
Lrast ~ PArs 70 Jules Decoue Place - Ia Boxsc,
Philadelphia 70 Jshp % Dale 100 walnut ssree& or = rAs
onpenyis oinces-
JOHN q. DALE. Agent u Bre awHy, MT.
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UroR cBARLx.ross o.. stvANsAH, "a; AsD
the snrsh snf e1utswes SEMI weekly Urssi @ts,es
ma. slee whssl ssrlshp Line The fsvDrue ss, sap sAs
AD.rn ! y Philips commander. wil lssvs oa- No
500 ,,gsr "a SATURDAY nov ~ At O'Clock Rates m
p,,ssse villa ihrnash n.ks. m ioloss 40 - svsn2ss q.
vo,,rnms-y ala s7s rsshvil. sen-, sr 7s Mempns
al III h.i.no VA s7s snoryIs 0s ~, Auru~ss as 81
se asa.rs. en-. tharotts u etq Coiunba ~ fl7 -
Yuv freight or .passxs s.ply - sPgsFoky ,iLksrvs
90. ~ 3ro~d-sy. Tse kAsHvlbLs Il ssrsy oon,
Rrrrvss Cp ,ny sSoushern Exoress Are csrsrs
to saiins daya fare ~.
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u,oR SAVANNAH AMI rHu sourH-rHu Hsw AND
e@rsrs ssssrnsAip " n CUysnR, Captain rrocker,
= ne In~rscAs Atlantis srr~w stsasship OompAny. vl
e~ve pier ~ rorn rver % Saturday, Eovem ~ - =
Pm
rhs sip ssv, end ma eauaIed 10 eieTaoes. comfort,
nfefv NJ sp~Nd ~ shp On tbs cuast
Twssss " rsw OYssna 10 70: Nobie rs, wcrtgom~vy,
s1s Nsmphs Ssi rs; nashville, su rs xporvile sB ~
tsuArroxa SS AlbAny Colunlh Sal AiNnia f2t; Ma
sun 400 EnsusA. ST 90 savannah sI Apply 70
n a. IRON WILT 90,
- weaf snf SIS Broadway.
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sron yHrxxv .yTnsS syrnsx
~, li.3n A ~. and s1 r.
e4S r. q. csupdayv ,nolud.
sA. \. asd i-0 r. r.
1o.in A. ~. a. asd - 2.
r. GmIYH. super~ssndesl
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mos cnAnnnns sxnnuy.
Brpssus, 7 sad II A. H.. ssd
6P ~
Sro5 and Albany. Man, aas:ls
r. n.
rruy sad AirAny ivfth sieep.
tne earl. - r. n
rourhksspss trAin- 7 20 4 u
ard Y. N
re~kskfii train. sN Pm.
nag Aps train - a. u, md
sAad Yr. n. !.
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gBur AN EARLY GRAvR-RnAD TIVE Private
= sedtbsl rre.uss ~ Dr swArt, regularly educa 4
chs wholly devoted 70 cuvnT N e~vsin "A
Patients consult Dr wnrd upoa any diseases upon n
hs los treats HIS remedies and .Vt-she INST a..
fnl IN the -ord-ars prepared frnm lifetime @pen
he Tred h~ptss and more exended practice than arr
sount. Cnce ts3 Broadway
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ANU SIC Nj ENTS,

WALLAOX' THEATRE -
w ~ hI9Hr THURsDAY
FOhrY SECOND kIaHf
GREAT C)dKDY.
PLAYING WITH FIRE
PLAYING wITH FIRE
keceved each night Of repres eptst,on
WITH ROARs OF LAU0HTsR
BY delighted audiences.
TO MORROW (FkIDAY.
FORTY THIRD NIGHT
PLAYING WITH FIRE
sATORDAY-BBskrIT or
MISE MANY q ANNON.
First time 10 three years Pool@'s ConeciettA
A s0LD,Ea'5 COUnTsHIP.
With, fs. tune this HOCrofps Comedy Of
rHE ROAD TO kUlN.
All ihe company will appear.
MONDAY kkxT,
MR. wALCOT'S
6ERRg1T
SPLENDID ENTBETAINNUNT,
sox b ok for an Of IN. above nights
Doors open al 10 O'Clock; to commence At
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SNINIER GARDEN
w host posinvely tAa iaat night bat two of
MISS CNhhhAS.
TO NI0HT FhU KsDAY NOV. n
she ~Sl appear In a character IN America en
uLs v
AGED FORTY;
OR, LgssoS HEART.
uss,sushman Lady clifton
Togetiss- with shaksperes
HsNRY VIII
,ardtnat Wosey by spec.sl requesl Miss Cushman
Tomorow pridsy) &fs oushmsn's Farewell Benefit and
4 q appezSance but one.
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DRovEssos R.uKLI. is CHAxBlRs srRnnr CAN
s ccsulssd a. usual o py ssv, 70 bon 1sss New york
rnsf ofnce
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- - wrua AgEET POS II rHcMrsoN no 70
- nrusAvfy r. Y. win be hsppy W wait % ih..r
- trends ~ the late - n
Ilr. - - psseui Chair makess lsss d Broadway.
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MEDICINES.


THE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY,
L AND NO HUMBUG.-PETERS, INFALLl,
BILE REMEDY FOR GONORRHGA AND
ALL SECRET DISEASEs.-Thisg great American
remedy, containing no Mercurlal or Balsamlc
properties, exceis everything heretofore offered
the public, in its curative, restorative and reno
waiting powers and the medical world are as
tonished when told that the above remedy will
cure the above diseases. and COMPOUNDED when
they have ocular demonstrations of the facts
edy for twenty odd years, has known of a case
of twenty years standing to be restored to per-
feet health, and all other cases OF shorter dlra-
ton to be restored, without single exception,
ard therefore challenges any case OF GonorrhGea
which the remedy will not cure, provided the
directions are carried out with prudence ON
the part of the patient; and any one purchasing
or her case, he guarantees perfect cure; and in
case of failure, will furnish additional medicine,
agents; and 8 cure will be effected without moon
venience to the patient.
street, and o. A.STRECKER,M lain street, Drug
sists, agents for the city OF Richmond.
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"a All Medicines should be Prepared BY

"a All Medicines should be Prepared By
A REGULAR PHYSICIAN.
Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, and that lion OF
diseases, Consumption. Price 50 etg. and 81:
DR.. s. ROSES BUCHU COMPOUND, for all
diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder. This prepa-
ration is a positive cure; Price 90 cts;
tism, Choc, Cramps, Pains in the Stomach or
Bowels, Pans in the Back or Limbs. Price, IL, IS
DR. j. 4. ROSES Alternative SYRUP, or
BLOOD PURIFIER, for the cure of Sorofula, old
Erup.iops, Chrome Diseases, UulceTs, Sores
Swelied Neck, Bies, and all diseases arising from
an impure state ofthe blood Price 81.
Sold by Druggists, and by
WARREN l.. WARING,
ja Ally l97 Broad ST.. Agent for Richmond.
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RIAL nsTATn ron SALE.

- .vg0E TABLE LAND FOR sAkE.-
suited for early ve9stabs. TOT .He is. roS
R,cS@ond, % the Mssdov BiiaIs, Read. with With
g sob6s eup fs:;iN Gn Ssia
K. CULLEN, GA i6e adjoining farm. Zoo a-dAwsw
SSf NiiLLEEsI o.1 4 81, Fl
oa hpnTr; Rcsd ; ,sy scFk 1ss.
Ysnt the balance we'll wooded with Pine and Oak
w1Sd hos ver, sooa
sgI9ss ug2n t. and sdsn: s @ winston 81
estate of VIM. Andrews, decd. For further n.
sassolssr. apply 80 s a's TAYL6R
- FARM FUK SALE .-Intendipg 20 re-
move to Tsss' few nssa: seads
az S tes rom Riehmond near the head of
containing about 200 acres Of Land The improve
nsW ssnn snd stable bosdes The usual oushouses
A further description 10 consdeTed nnneoessaff r.
'h q YYiS fosto'' F FSSs ~ sYDNoR.
a. AZ AMP shAy EdR s1 II THE pFI
EVATEtY.e1 u M Sevisess Of John il; s.sss5,
decd, offer for sale privately valuable TRACT
county Of Amelia. Ave miles from Mattoax Depot.
on the Richmond and Danvlle Railroad, contain
ing, by estimation, l. 900 acres. Tho land il admit
ra6ly adapted to the production IF Corn, Wheat
aud Tobacco, and the TRACT is regarded as one Of
the best in the county. If desired, Twill be di-
vided into two tracts. The neIghhorhood is most
excellent. Possession will be delivered at once;
the devisees reserving the right to cultivate and
ment cannot be made with the purchaser to take
then. The purchaser of the land, if he desires
number Of valuable SLAVES. The terms Will be
made accomT 0M Apply, e WlL dsnaa NJ f.
pot, Amelia; or to r. W. STEGER, Mattoax De-
pot, Amelia. au 29--tf
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r FAD THIS. 2

u have not diseonfiMxed bssiness ON account of
the falling OF my store. am now located FIVE
Purcell z Coz BEoksf.' Ofhes. and nser GovsTnor,
on NAN street, No. ~. where would be pleassd
Grady Those in the habit Of giving ms their Or,
doris tor ALI CL0THING, viii do me a favor to
store when 20 call on than. and all orders r. my
line will be ~ pYQmptls attended To - heretoorc
1 have not and don't intend to discontinue b. ST.
ness for any such cause. Call and see me, ut i2e
Main street. Lau33-ts VIM. IRA SMITH.
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J TONGS, SHOVELS AND fOKERa.-I have
for sale large and assortment Of all kinds
Of Enameiled CRATES. with F RENDERS; Su
sets IS Of sHoVELs, LONGS. P0K Frs, COAL
sCUTTLES. CINDER SHOVELS, BLOWER
STANDS, handsome stands for Ehovels and Tongs,
Brass and Iron, Fo0tnen, FiIs-Brick slabs and
Jams. Ali kinds Of Church and Tavern Bella, Brass
made TO order at the lowest Northern prices.
8. ID. DENO0N,
No: 3D Main street. between 9Th and och,
% l3-8m West SIDE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-11
FALL TRADE, 1860.

WILLIAM T. MOORE CO.,
207 BROAD STREET,
Have now opened their FALL STOCK, embracing
all the latest st, les in HATS, CAPS, FuRS, &c,
to which they call the attention OF their friends and
the pubic.
Merchants would do well to examine our stock
before PURCHASING elsewhere, will Offer every
inducemeGt to please. Our stock of Servants
Hats cannot be b,at in this market, as regards
quality or price.
DRESS HATS made to order in any desired
styls or shape.
Thankful for the patronage so literally bestowed
during the past season, they solicit and hope for
continuance of the same. A call respectful y So
licited. WILLIAM I. MOORE,
Nj. ]. LEONARD,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-11

MEDICAL CARDIFF. PLUME offers his scr.
WI vices TO the public the all secret
diseases. Twenty years practice in the Above
branch gives DR.. P. q claim to public fayor.-OMce
on Franklin street, pear the EXCHANGE Hotel, and
WAYS on hand, supply OF tho "CHEMICAl EX-
TRACT OF FLOWERS;" one Of tho vsr{ best
zines sen ito order. All commv uioations By lettsr
or othsry prOmptly attsnre -. Richmond. W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-11

R New Firm. ..New Goods. un.
derss ned beg leave to INFORM the citizen SCI Rich
mond and vicinity that they have just opsne
stock of DRY GOO Dis, BOOTS and Els, as was
ever brought to this market.
Having purchased our entire stock for cash, we
are able and will sell at extremely low prices for
cash. DRESS GOODS and DOM ESTIC GOODS
All sizes and prices. Don't forget the place, 25
Main street. - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-11

81 DRUG 6ISTS,
az nsond, Va,
Offer for sale in quantities to suit purchasers-
$500 lbs. best indigo, so bbIs. Burning Fluid,
hhds. Prime Nader. 80 " Coal Oil,
500 kegs Sup. Carb. Soda, IS Sperm Oil,
100 cases do. In Id. 10 " Lard Oil,
papers. 1900 gals Lamp Oil,
rs casks Sal. Soda, 81 bbls Machine Oil,
500 or. Sulph. Quinine, 200 cases Sweet Oil,
600 kegs Lewis Lead, in 40 bbls. Linseed ell,
Oil, $50 cases Extract Log
$500 kegs Cream Tartar, wood,
l0O bags SIfted Pepper, rs bbs. Spts. Turpen-
80 g Ailspics, tine,
60 Ginger, prime, Is kegs Apto. Emerys,
$50 boxes POwde 2 600 lbs. Reid Borax,
Spices, pure, bbls. Camphor,
IS bbls. Castor o il 8. 600 lbs. Pure Saltpetre,
Is bols Alcohol. 100 boxes Starch,
8 tons Zinc, In oil, 2,0C0 boxes French VIM
dow Glass, aAst. sizes,
With full stock of other articles, and PA
TENT MEDICINES, FANCY SOAPS. PER
FUMERIES, Painters COL0RS, BRUSHES
&C., &c. on our usual terms.
PURCELL. LADD CO., Druggists,
Ia Man street. corner 18th.
N. B.-Partcular and prompt attention to pack
ing and Shipping orders.