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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-16
AMERICAN HOTEL.

eD Cedar Fas Iowa The above Hotel has lately been
enlarged and newly furnhed throughout and am pre-.
pared to attend to the wants Of all who mE favor me
vith call have IN connection with the above House
large ana cooioss etable with good ostiers In attend
ance The Once OF the Western Stage Company Is at
this House. Stages leave daily for the East South and
West. 1:n
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-16

In this country one child in one thousand
is an idiot. There are $4,000 in the United
States.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-16

Youth and age have too little sympathy
with each other. If the young men would
remember that they may be old, and the old
remember that they have been young, the
old would be much better. Burton.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-16

1fa person in whom we have been accus-
toned to place implicit confidence, and who
we do not believe to have ever yet deceived
us, does 50 once in the slightest particular, by
a falsehood, subterfuge, or even mere finesse,
the charm is broken forever. Such persons
seem changed and dcteriorated in oil they do,
even to their personal appearance, the very
traits Of their countenance, the character Of
their expression, and the sound Of their voice.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-16

The REpELLENr PowER OF SAND.-Rccent
experiments show that a Minnie rifle-bs)I,
which will pass through thick hoard or
bag Of oakum at distance Of. 800 yards, is
flattcned into shapcless mass in q bag Of
sand ct 800 yards.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-16

Boss, / want twenty five cents" said q
jour printer to his employer
Twenty-Five centss How soon do you
want itl
Next week Thursday
AS soon as that? You can't have it. /
have often told you that when you were in
need OF 50 large sum Of money, you must
give at least four weeks notice."
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-16

Let the youth who stands at the bar with,
glass Of liquor in his hand, consider which
nc had better throw away the liquor or him.
self. 20
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-16
SHERMAN HOUSE.

"ENRY SHK0MAN, PROPRIETOR. WEST
III Waterloo Commercial street,) Iowa. This House
has been recently enlarged BY the erection AZ an addition
much larger than the original building. and has been new
II earnlshsd throughout IN style that b not surpassed
~ any house we Of the Mississippi river. The hest thai
tke market affords win always Be found upon the table,
TIE o1Rce of the western Stage Company and the Rail-
road Ticket Once q this House. Stages leave daily
- Persons travelling East South win nnd TO their
advantage 70 can and buy through ticket.
~ ]. b. JONES. Ticket Agent.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-16

A person cannot have too much wit ~ too
much probity; but can make too great d.
play Of than.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-16

AT a town meeting It was recently voted
" that All persons in town, owning dogs, shall
bc muzzled.'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-16

"A sermon Of four words on the vanity ~
boarding upwealth - SAroudy hare no pOelxts.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-16
AND SIOUX CITY RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE No. L.
TOOK EFFECT MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1860.
Traiua MnvSn0 Troi,ns 11nviun
Dubuque and Sioux City
RAIL h ID.

HALF FARE, ROUND TRIP TICKETS.
EROM AND AFTER THURSDAY, NOV. 1st 1850,
until further notice. this Company will sell Tickets at
all the Ticket Offices the line Of the Road TO DUBC
QUE AND RETURN, at the following rates.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-16
NOTICE.

eYyKB LIBRARY OF THE CEDAR VALLEY HORTI
onllursl and Literary Association VIII hereafter b<
opened q ysiday ere from Z 70 O'Clock.
n13-u n. L. TRAcy, Secretary.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-16

The Itahsus say time is . silent Gle,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-16

JOB WORK.
Having purchased an entirely new office our 10" De-
,.rment comprises large assortment Of the latest styles
Of Type, Borders &c. thus enabling US to do every var
,.v q lob Work IN manner unsurpassed In this section
a. .he State All work entrusted will be exc
.uted an short notice and reasonable terms.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-16

POWERS & COLEMAN,
4 TTORNEYS 4 COUNSELI.ORS. AMI
~ GENERAL COLLECTING AGENTS. Office In
Overman's block, Cedar Falls, Iowa. ln
,. ,. POWERS, d. :! COLEMAN.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-16
DERIUS ALLEN,

A T~TORNEY AT LAW, AND SOLICITOR IN
~ CHANCERY, Cedar Falls Iowa. Notes and bils
Collected and Claims secured In Black Hawk, buchanan
Bremer Butler Franklin Grundy and Benton count'es
once In Overman's new block Main st. 2:tf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-16

These Tickets will be good for three days and longer
This arrangement Is intended to enable people In the
try to visit Dubuque, with their families, at unprecc
dented low price. II will be continued long enough to
enable every to visit Dubuque with his wife, and
daughters Passengers arriving Dubuque by the
ing train will df they choose) have little than two
days time In Dubuque.
This Company is daily receiving new freight cars and
offer good facilities and favorable terms any
road in the State Strict will be taken Of all goods
and prompt notice given Of their arrival.
GEORGE YOUNG, Supt.
J. A. PINTO. Gen. Freight and Ticket A0ent. 81
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-16

GEO. G. DEAN.
rYnTAnv PURLIC and GENERAL AGENT,
IN Cedar FAILS Iowa. Blank Deeds. Bonds, etc., con-
stantly on hand. Ett
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-13

VERY DEsIRABLE PRIVATE RESI-.
AND GRACE sffREEkfs, AT 'hGc 1TnfonNsnaln
be sold upon the premises, on TUESDAY. the 18th
da, Of Ausust, at ~ o'clock P. N that very de
between franklin and Grace streets. now in the
occup ancy OF Mr.. .. b. Bridg ford. The improve
Kitchen. wood and coal house, city water, gas,
bathing rooms, DC, &C., all in good repalr =.
ana is months. fer negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured BY 4 deed q trnst
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SOUTHERN FEMALE iNsTITuTE,

~ MIN NUM-, va.
The 18th session Of this Institution will com
The Principal Will he aided by eleven thorough
ly qualified ms ructors, and every effort will be
made 70 maintain the high reputation and select
ss a 1
RHETORIC and READiNG. IVY
or to the Faculties of the Vifsnia Military Insti,
tHte and 81 Wsm and May hr coe5ss to P5os
the University OF Virginia,
For further Information or for catalogue giving
of study, terms, regulations and full list of
patrons, TO which attention is invited, address the
Principal, d. LEE POWELL, o.
jy l2-d1m Box 81. Richmond, Va.
OLD DOMiNIUN INsTITUTE.-The next
DIES, located at the corner of 9Th and Franklin
streets, Richmond, Va, will begin on the LIST da,
of October, 1860, and close on the Both CT June,
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
/. T.. SHUM ATE, Mental and Moral Science,
r. G. GILSON, Natural Science and Mathe-
Rev. JAMES A. DUNCAN. Biblical Literature.
Mons. EDOUn RID HOUDAfER, French.
C ;rsr G 4 Mb ERA Spanish and Italian.
Mf.s ELvA M. JONES, I Mt English.
Miss MAGGIE D. BRANDER, Primary Eng
HEINRIIcH sCaNttIDER, Harp.
o, A. ERICSSON, Guitar.
OSWALD HEINRICH Painting and Drawing.
J. w. REEVE. Penmanship.
TERMS,
For the Session, payable half on LIST of October
residue Feb. Il. 1897
Primary English, including Vocai Music. $50 co
intermediate English, including Vocal Mu-
80. 40 90
SENIOR Including Vocal Muslc.-.-..-,....... 80 20
Language s each ;.-...-..... -.-......... 20 90
Piano, o gan. Guitar, or Cultivation of the
Voice for half hour lessons, two per week 80 90
Piano, Organ, Guitar, Cultivation of the
Voice, for one hour lessons, two per week 80 90
S!l - 90 10
Pas ,elor Water Colors, Crayon Drawing. 70 %
Use OF fIano; Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
ornamental branches-- .-...-.-.......... 90 90
Board. ....; . 200 90
washing ana Llghts .;---..;..:.... rs %
"a Application TO enter pupils and all commu-
nications concerning the School, should be made To
THOMAS l.. GALLEHER
Richmond, Va
~ The announcement for the session of 1850 '6l
will be furnished to those who apply, as Indicated
All I'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-13

'ttkUST SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT IN
MANCHESTER-By virtue of the, P,rov-
sions Of deed Of trust from Robert i Baliowe
corded in the Clerks office of the County Court of
Chesterfield, made to secure TO the firm Of Dun
op, Moncure & Co. a certain debt therein me n
ton ed the undersigned. Trustee, at the instsnce
of the beneficiary. will sell at public auction. on
1860, at clock T. NJ, Gf iaiI; If not on the next
fair day thereafter,) certain parcel OF LAND,
described and conveyed In sad deed, lying in the
town OF Manchester, between Hull and Balm
bldge streets, fronting 30 feet the east side of
Somners street. The lot has on il a new framed
DWELLING, and is the same now occupied by
Mr.. Branch Cosby.
au6-tds G. G. McRAE. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-13

NcCoNNELsBURG, Pa, Aug 1.-THE De-
Y,orracy held y county meeting here last
NIGH. At which regular skirmIsh was in
dulred in between the Douglas and Breckin-
rtd.-r parties. Much bitter feeling pre>ased,
and he meeting broke up in q row DuTIre
ne ,h,ence Of the editor of the Democrat, Mr..
SAMSON at Cressou. the Breckenridge party
entered iha office of that newspaper, muiila-
ted the forms. ran up the Breckenridge flag,
and issueI an edition OF the paper under that
banuar. The affair has created considerable
"a cement. personal rencontre took place
nsl night, after the meeting, between Mr.
SAMSON and q. A. Smith. a Breckenridge at
sprney,
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Murder in New Jersey.

REMINGTON, y. J.. AuE. 9.-t8eorg" Aiken
80 sh,t and instantly killed at Red Lion,
ne,r Vincentown, Burlington county, n. j.,
Thursday, by John IL. Conover. IL is ai'egea
a.. AIKEN had violated Couover's wife, and
80 t,rhtd 10 come TO the house. ConoNer IN
= he meanwhile got outa warrant, aud Put 1t
~ The hands 81 constable. When Aiken
SeqT5 Of il he threatened to Kill ham II ne ala
MOI wiihdraw the warGant.yand wen' TO ooh i
c,er's house Yesterday, waen ConoNeF sho'
f,r, in The neck, killing him instantly. Con.
over gave himself up TO the authorities. and
vas placPd in lAil.
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.TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
+ Reported for The Richmond Dispatch.
~. xa.,,.rn excursion PARTY.

urv,A1o August 10Th. isg0--The Southern
.xDnrsion party arrived, according TO previous
.nnot, nceroent, at ten O'Clock. The depot was
n-nneed with people, assembled 20 witness
%e reception. The Mayor welcomed the v,si-
IS in A brief speech. Judge Clayton, of Mis-
T,.sirpi, responded on the part OF his southern
ends At considerable. length, in which, after
turning thanks for the courtesy extended 90
bsrl. he reviewed the relative position OF tne
~o sections of the country towards eacn
..hrr. their mutual DEEPER dence. and expresses
' .o b,re that hrotheriy feelings should at all
..-aps charac terize their intercourse. Az nail
rs,t seven the greater portion OF the eompany
i~harked on The Western Metropolis TOT
TpPlaud, whence they will proceed 10 Chl-
-, nv railroad and then home.
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AUCTION sALBs.
FUTURE DAYS.

f.s IA, xSE ;k DEslRARLE FARM For
a1 ia n r, rs FROM r. RtSHMoNb.-in com
Rttance @Ith the last will and testament Of
Inarias carson deed. shall proceed to sell ON
the gTemises In the SAID COUNTY Of III ~ Kent Va
on MpNDAf. the 10th day of Sc ME mber. at III
e. tic va Is1 not The next fair DAY
sldsd' SHOWN az " " oofand,' Continuing 40o
ing house and all the necessary OFT horses "ei-
About half of the land is c!sl+s,l and n M,
ton Of it fine meadow land. bordering on Black
Creek. - eA
The above farm is located IN n good and healthy
neg h5orhood, ana IS ccuvspent TO churches. mills
stores and post Offices. Tne Richmond and York
River Kallroad passes directly through the farm
and is aboat hour ride from the city OF Rich
mond.
1t IS seldom such farm. so fertile, pleasantly
tuated, and aiioraing such facilities for market
ins. C., is ohered for sale.
Those wishing to view the premises can Seply
to Mr.. MILE .. TuSsrhLL. who wTif take great
pleasure IN showing them over the farm.
Those wish NJ further particulars wi please nd
dress Mr. tt NsTAI L, by letter, at HCbbard's o.,
New Kent county, Va; or ] o, 7. PEARso1, kioa-
mond, Va.
TERMS -One-t third cash; The remainder in six.
twelve and eighteen months, and a deed OF trust
upon the land to secure d. ferfed payments
JOHN p. PEARSON Executor
au Is dots 9th 9th 9TH SthSe &.w4t'
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Mss PEGKAM'S SCHOOL.

The Fifth Session of this School will begin on
the first day of October.
Miss PEGRAM deems this proper occasion to
which has attended her efforts in the cause Of edu-
cation.
cheered sr iabors, and TO the parents hose kind
expression MS of approval have been her HE hest re-
ward as well as to the many friends whose infiu-
eHce has been constantly used in her behalf. Miss
PE6RAM returns sincere and cordial thanks
sne and nrasxnr efforts on her part 10 sav
the confidence reposed in her, Will render her
School worthy of continued success.
"a CatsloRu mes, with full particulars, may Ia had
on application to Mas. ]. W. rEGRAM,
au Ida cwlm> Liaden square.
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I he Missouri Election.

ST LorIs, Aug.lO-By the official vote Of
The county the Democrats have elected The
FOLLOW ing officers A. g. Bernoudy, Recorder
10Y 2,5S7 over hemble, Independent. and 5,t7j
power Nelson, Republican Charles Roderman
re- elected Jailor by 2, ls2 over Blakely, Repuh-
lic2n; Peter Wegman reelected Marshal by
rs70; &. l. Boisliniere, Coroner. 1870
The vote for Governor in St. Louis is: H
Jackson, 275, Gardenhire, 3,2;5 g. T. Jack
son, 956i, and Orr, l2,457. The Republicans
figure Rollins majority in the second istrict
81 500. The returns from the counties come
II slowly, not half being heard from yet.
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pea DY-MADE BONNEIs, MILL
II NHdY, Ne. At AUCTloN.--0n THURS
DAY, Eth INST, e - n,-loes,.i viii sell, at The
MTLILfSERR :, PEA 81 ph HQNTEIS,
kDGt NGS, ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, HO
SIERY. and very general ASSIGNMENT of ladies'
FANCY ARTICLES; SHOWCASES, STORE
FIXTURES, &e., &c.
Mr.. WIeAND. intending to remove to his new
store, will sell without reserve and 70 enable the
ladies to purchase, the sale on THURSDAY, 10TH
will be exclusively for them Sale will he contin-
ned on FRIDAY, 18th inst for gentlemen, at
which tine " he closed the entire stock, together
with an assortment Of HOUSEHOLD FCRNI-
TUffz. au 81 +. B. COON, Auct.
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Mrs. BROOKE'S BOARDlNG AND DAY
vi SCHOOL.--The secoad session Of this School
will commence the FIRST DAY or OCTOBER,


will commence the FIRST DAY Or OCTOBER,
1860, aud end the LIST of July, 1851.
All the usual branches of FEMALE EDUCA-
TON are taught the Modern Languages by ma
tivs masters, and Latin. Music, Urawng and
Painting, By competent Professors IN eacn depart
ment. The French Language will be taught Dy
native OF Pans. The growing necessity Tor this
ahg age In our country, makes IT essential tbat
shoald be taught orally, for which reason II will
We the langu OF the school room, and as soon
as a.; proper selection can be made. a French lady
WIZ 10 procured to reside In the family.
lass VIII De formed IN English Literature,
ana tne course OF study will be thorough.
corps OF experienced teachers fnine in num-
per) nave been engaged. AID others will be added
should the exigenoes Of the school require them.
REFEEENcEs.-Jn0. X. Tucker, ATTORNEY GEN
eral OF pIrslnia, RICHMOND; Prof ID. ii. Tucker,
M. 7. Hunter, |. y. Senator ,Lloyd's Essex com
ty, Va; Hon. James M. Mason, d. senstnr
Winchester, Va st Geo Tucker, ESQ. Sssiand'
Va; Right Rev Bishop Johns, Alexandr1a Va,
Rev I. v. Moore. Richmond va; Rev jamss r.
Graham, WInche.ter. Va; Thcm mas Furnian. Fso a.
Savannah, ca Judge n \. slaTshaII, chsr lsSe
va Rev. Charles H. Read. hich9ond, Va, judge
James .. Hal. !, burton, u, G OF b.. Richmond,
ve Mr., Will,sm SEnsh Riohmend, VS. Mr..
fss. j ys' q k.s:sss y:;;si Al ss''s'l
'lhfiKGls. ,asA'" A. III sI! assa:sss q.
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Northern Markets,

NV loRF, Aug. II Cotton cl osed dull-sales
OF i# i'es; uPlands mi6dhrg. l05S cents Flour
closes hrm- sales of Is coo barrels; Southern SIS 40
aS5f Wheat closed dul-sales of uCOO bush
els southern white, cl.35DlF0. Germ closed
he ''-stes OF 81 100 bushels; mixed. 621s d6Sls
o. Lts Pork closed firm mess, Sl85Od s I9 II;
pr me, SIS Z51 sli IS. Lard closed quiet Was
re otea heavy at 2lz, cents. Sugar closed
sfe edy Muscny ado. 81 ia CeTts SPIRITS of tur-
pentIne closed steady Al 3Sd39H cents RosIn
oosed heavy at Sl35. Rice closed firm at "a a
A. cents
IA NORM, Aug. IL Jour closed quie'-OhIo,
a. 62'. Wheat clio ed quiet ana steady-red
. ga $ -; white. 81 356l53 Cora closeu firm
yei"W IOa3 cents; white. gdS cents. frovis-
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From Central America

NEW YORK, Aug. l2-The steamer North
S'ar, from Aspinwall, arrived this morning
with Slt00,00O in specie Among her passen-
gers Is Gen Harvey.
The storeship Release, and the frigates Sa-
blne and Falmouth were at Aspinwail and the
1.aECast Ter and ST. Mary's at Panama
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The Cincinnati EmbezzlementC Case.

TORONTO, August I0.-In the Cincinnati
en5ezZiement case, to-day, upon the arrival
q witnesses from Cincinnati and New York
tle magistrate decided that the case did not
CoEe under the Ashhurton extradttion treaty
and discharged Montague. The money
amounting TO S25,6O0, was delivered 10 the
Cincinnati detective
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- BEDFORD ALUMAND IODINE

YEM NGS.-1hese SpTlngs VIII be open
SsslE ! for the reception of Visitors on the 18th
of June. They are situated directly on the Lynch
burg and Salem Turnpike, ten miles from Lynch
burg and four miles from Forest Depot on the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, at which Depot
vehicle Will run during the to convey visit
ors to and from the Springs. Persons from Eastern
Virginia and North Carolina, coming here by public
convey rance, will take the South Side Railroad at
petersburg, thence to Lynchburg, and then per
virginia and Tennessee Railroad TO Forest Depot.
is7-3m p. ECHOLS SONS. Proprietors.
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IhP ErRHfE nsfnrn

BALTIMORE, Aug. 1.-THE Great Eastern
sailed AZ au early hour this morning for New
York. She did not get all her coal on board.
SECOND nTSPATCH.1
NEW YORK, Aug. l2.-The Great Eastern
led here this morning.
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RUNAWAYS.

IA S25 REWARD.--Ranaway from the
Unnamed HENRY LEWIS, formerly called
~ HENRY BLACKBURN. Said negro is
A.black, about FIVE feet eight inches high. good
set of yelIOwlsh white teeth, and stammers or hest
tates in speaking when spoken sharply TO. He is
believed to be in the neighborhood of Mtchell's
Station. in Culpeper county. as he formerly came
from, and has relations residing there. The above
reward will be given, if he is delivered to the sub
scriher in Richmond; or If he is lodged IN any
county jail, the usual reward will be paid.
an l0-d4, cw5t JOSEPH ALLEN.
IN $40 REWARD.-Absconded from the
go Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company,
N about two weeks since, while on a visit to
- bis former home IN Richmond. MULATTO
-A~ BOY, WILLIAM, who Is hired of Miss L. Il
Gordon. He about IS or 20 ears of age. and
about feet or s inches IN height. He swell &C
quainted in Richmond, and is evidently lurking
about the city. The above reward OF $40 Will be
paid for his apprehension and delivery to said
COMPANY in LynchbuIg OF for his confinement IN
iau, so as they can get MIN again.
THEO. Il. RE NOLDS, for Gent Sup't.
an Its
IN TEN DOLLARS REWARD-Ran
Gw away from our factory: about the LIST July, a
Nncgro boy named JOHN, about Fl years of
n age, dark gingerbread color, tall and slen
&~der. The above reward OF $40 Will be pald
COSBY e. ANDERSON,
aul 9TH ST.. below Cary.
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By Goddin & Apperson, Auct's.


DENCE, AT The CORNER OF GARY
AND FIRST STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUC-
TION.-At the request OF the owner, iwho ha.
purchased a suburban residence, with the view of
refhoting thereto we shall sell at public auction
on the premises, on TUESDAY, the 4th Septem-
Der, 1860 at 41s O'Clock P. NJ the large and adrnl-
rably well arranged Dwelling. located as above,
now occupied by the family of the late Mr.. ~ NJ.
Martin, The Lot has front of 81 feet. and depth
of 100 feet. The Dwelling has l2 rooms, besides
large kitchen, smoke house. stable, g., and is al
together most desirable one for large family.
TERMS Qne-sIxth cash; balance at 4, 8, u Is
and 20 months for negotiable notes, interest added
secured by trust teef. Possession given, IL re-
CURED, on LIST April next.
au I3-2awtd GODDIN n APPERSON. Aucts.
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Ey Gaddin q ApperSen. Aaet;s.
HANDSOME LOT WITH ss,ALa. Hous

IANGSO We LOT WITH SNtAi4N. HOUSE
II TIL Z REON, ON GRACE STREET,
CHURCH HILL. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
VIII re sold, on THURSDAY, August Is, 1862 at
O'Clock P. NJ, I'll 1t handsome LOT, on south Size
Grace. between 18th and 10Th streets fronting 50
feet running back ls5 feet to an alley Is feet wide,
having or it a small house, heretofore used as
school house by Jno. Cary. Esd
TERMS One fourth cash Balance at 4, and II
months. for negotiable notes. interest added, and
title retained. GODDlN s. APPERSON,
aua .uotjs
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= s. LOUIS. August 10th, lo6O.-The Chicago
Zcusyes arrived this evening and were re-
o. we'd BY the National Guard. They will
drll IN Washington Theatre tomorrow and
leave fOT Springfield Monday.
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By Alex. Mott, Auct,

EUKNITUR,E, GROCERIES. &e.-win Ia
sold at auction, at my store, on TUESDAY,
Aug. l4th, CONNIE nclrlg a. 70 O'Clock, lot of sec
Nj actresses, Chairs, Tables, &c.
GHoCER1 ES;I BraLdy; Heir!ngs, Macketei,
ADDITlONAL-l5 Gold and Silver Watches to
pay advances and charles.
au Is ALEX NOT +. Auo'ioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-13
MEDICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS LII.

80 HhA II Al ACO1 "ih, Dc solu On
TUESDAY afternoon neat. Aug l4th, commenc-
ing at q clock, ~ Store NO. 80 Main street, the
entire Library 81 a medical gentleman OF this
city. who Is abovt removing to distart State -
The library Contains many valuable works, both
in the medical ard literary departments, and the
entire collection is well worthy the attention of
the public. j. DIPGES, Auct'r.
SOL on
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-13
BY f. b. Cook, Anct'r.
7 ARGE SALE OF BeoTs, SHOE.

I AKGE SRLE OF BOOTS, OE
~ CATERS, &C., AT AUCTION,-On WE'D,
my store. d large invoice of BOOTS, SHOES,
CATERS, &c comprising y large assortment of
Men, Sewed and PAgged Shoes, Women's Gait
eri, Slippers, Buskins, Ties, &c.
Also
fine assortment of Chdren's Shoes
TEhMs.-Sixty days credit, for approved paper.
aul3 +. b. COOK, Auctr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-13

NJ The announcement for the session of 1850 'sl,
will be furnished to those who apply, Indicated
All Tim