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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-14

nom which mankind suffer over a large mart Of
the globe, n ne cUnneuntn 81 a flntnand ACTON
in the system, Induced hy Inc poisonous mlaam
Of vegetable decay. This oxhaiation Il evolved
by thc action Of e0laf htnt On Vet h0i, md fisAr
With the watoryIyapor from n While she sun Is
below the horizon this vapor fingers near tho
eafthe surface, md Tho virus "A taken with IA
through the lungs INTO the blood. There Il acts
a. an irritating poison On liht maternal viscern
and excretlpg uKansof Tho body. The liver be-
m torpid and falls 70 secreie not only this
virus, but also the bile from the blood Both
the virus and the bile accumulate I'm the circuia-
ton, md produce violent constitutional dlsoulcr.
The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach sym.
pathize with The liver, and become disordtred
also. Finally, the inetlnct Of our organism, a.
II Ia an attempt to expel the noxious infusion.
concentrates the whole blood Of the body IN the
Internal excretorles TO forco them to cast Il out.
The blood leaves tho surface, and rushes to the
central organs with cOngcstivc violence. This Is
the CHILL. But In this effort n falls. Then tho
FEVER follows, In which tho blood leaves tho
central organs and nshes 20 the surface, as II
In another effort 10 oxpei the irritating poison
through tho other great excretory - the skin. In
this also Il falls, and the system abandons the at
tempt exhausted, and waits for the recovery Of
strength to repeat the hopeless effort another day,
These arc the hts or pnroxysms Of FEvER AND
AoUE. Such constitutional disorder Will OF
course undermine the health H. e Il not removed.
We have laborod to find, and have found, an
aufidoto.
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Tremendous Crash.
DOWN GOES THE PRICE /!
/. N. & w. NJ. GREEN,

THROW this time until further notice VIII sell
Il Oysters at the following prices;
Whole Cans No. l OyHters so ctnts.
Hail Cans do 46 /"
Whole Cans Selected Oysters si,lO
HRlf Cans do 30 cents,
All Oysters sold by us warranted good and fresh
Come where you can save money, and buy your
u, Hters at L. NJ W, NJ GREEN
Jan ll-tf No, ala Third X.
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PianosI Pianosl

ME have just received an elegant assort-
ment OF Pianos, from the best makers in the
kaatern cities, comprising a great variety Of styles
Nnd sizes. They have the largest stock to be found
~ihywhere in this ~vicirity, all OF which will be sold
y Va low As they can be bought In New York Boston,
or any where else.
RaS-Call at tho oil established Head
quarters, corner Of Sd and Jefferson ats.
jana CHAS. Ellis
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Notice.


'1NO keep hands and feet warm, the sub,
l. scribei has for sale q good assortment Of home
made socks. Also, rcAlribbed Shaker socks, bueK-
skin, dog-skin and wooden mittens and gloves for
mena boys. CHARLES POST,
nOvl avg East Cd st. 4 doors from Main.
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.NNEice

is hereby given, that there is now pending
Il before the City Council OF the city Of Dayton, =
petition Of h, Threaher, presented Dec. ~, 1903,
praying for the vacation OF ESQ much Of e i6kfoot
alley a. extends from Blind street TO the Race or
ground formerly occupied by sely'B race, forming
the north boundary Of 1 odwick' plat between said
points and q short y foot alley constituting the
east boundary Of lot numbered J. Is, and extending
from said IS foot alley to said race.i
The City Council will take action upon the said
petition after the expiI alton OF six weeks from the
publication OF this notice, and may vacate the same
there be no good and valid oh. cotton TO such ac-
ton, A, A, BUTTFRFtELD,
By order OF Council. City Clerk.
dep204Itd&wbt
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Which greatly facilitates the prooeas O. teething, by
s9itening the gums, reducing allinnammation-wifl
ailay ALLPAIN and apaamOdic action, and ia
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS,
Dependupohit, Mothers, II wlilgive festt to your
RELIEF AND HEALTR TO your INFANTS
We have put up and sold this article for over
ten years, and CAN sAY,ss IN nee
rRurH OF ~, what we'll have never been able 20
say Of any other medi-E elne-NEvER mas II
FAlLEDi IN SlNGLkD NsTANCE, TO EF-
FECT A CURE, whenns timely used. Never did
we know an instanceA OF DISQUALIFICATION by ANY
one who used II. On thehA contrary, all are de-
lighted with its opera-KT tons. and speak in
terma of highsst com-L0 mendation Of Its magic
al effects and medical virtues. We speak in
this matter "wHAT WEI no KNOWN after ten
years. experience, andO PLEDGE OUR REPuTA-
TfoE ron THE FULFIL-- MENr or WHAT VIZ
HERE DECLARE. In Rl-A most every Instance
where the infant lie Buf-ki fering from pain and
exhaustion, relief willtvi be found in fifteen or
twenty minutes aiterkH the syrnri is ADMINISTERED
This valuable preparag tion Il the prescription
Of one OF the most EX6r z ERIERC ED and
sklLLFUL NuRsas mo New England, and has
been used with NEYERS FAILING succEas IN
THOUsANDsn OF CASES.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS child rrom pain, buttn-
vigOrAtes the stomRchOl and bowels. cofreetn
aeidity, and gives tone and energetic the whole
system, II viii almostIn Instantly relieve GIRL
PING IN TIL BOwyE ELs AND WIND COL
&c, and overcome conh v%ulaions, which, II moi
speedily remedied, endf& In death, We believei a.
the BEsr and suResIS Remedy in the world. IN
all eases OF DYsENO TRRY ANP DiAR-
RHG, IN C~HILDREN,S whether ii arisea from
teethlng, or from anyt=l other cause. We would
saytoeverym mother WHOM has a child suffering
from any Of the foregoV& ing complaints - 10
MOI LET YOUR PREF JUDGES NOR THE
OF OTHG Kris, stand between
yoursufertngo child andE1 the relief that will be
SURE yes -ABsOES LUTELY fol-
low the use OF thisS medicine, If timely used.
Full directions for using will ACCOMPANY
each bottle. None gen g. uine unless the faoIsIms,
lie OF CURTIS 4 PER u KINs, ia on
the outside wrapper. y
Sold by DrnggistsS throughou the world.
Principal otlce,G No. 10 Cedar al.
New York.
Price only as Cents per Bottle
Dr.. W. w. STEWART WALTERS a RELso.
ie2-iyd&w
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N EW O
JUST REcEIvKD At
PA Y N S!

"Reminiscences Of Rufus ChOnte,
The great Ampricaa Automatically Edward Parker.
art Rucreationa."
Being a complete guide 10 ofnau. sntai work.
Twelve Years Of q soldiers Life 10 India. "
BY HoDp0N.
"True Womanhood'-A Tale.
ny IoHN NEAL.
"Daniel Boone & tho Hunters Of X Kentucky"
ny BOoART.
'TheSecret Out or, 100 Tricks with Cards.
Rest and Unreal story Of a Year.
ny "cousfN KATE,n
1.-THE Percy Family through Scotland and
England"
BY d. G, EDpY.
"Annie's New Sd
"Little Songs for Little Folks,
"Week7 Delight; or, Games and Stories
"The Life and Adventures Of Punohinello.r
''The Travels Of Baron M~unchausen."
"rhe China Mission"
dean.
ALSO. ANEW lot
MMiniatera' Wooing,n "Idyln OF the King,D The
ReotorY Of Morcland," "Love,n "sword and Gown
"out OF the pepths,n Autobiography OF a Married
Woman 1.-THE Cruciblc,n hLifa and Travels OF
Won Humboldt "Dayard Taylof's Home and
Abroad "Deulah,u "a Good Hghtn-Rede, A
most n Heroine "Forty Years IN a wilderness OF
Pills and Pogders,n "The Money KinF.n
OALLENDEHS FOR leo,
Can be had gratis, at PAYNE9,
deolb No. so, Main street.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutrallzes this malarious poison I'm the
blood, and stimulates the liver TO expci Il from
the body. As II should, 70 Il does cure this az.
hlctiye disorder with perfect certainty. And IL
docs more, or rather docs what Il OF more ser
vice TO those subject to this infection. II taken
In season It cxpels Il from the system as It Ia alb
sorbod, and thus keeps those who use Il free nom
its attacks; keeps the system In health although
exposed to tho disease. Consequently Il not only
cures, but protects from, the great variety Of az.
%fectlons which arc induced by this malignant
Influence, such as Remittent Fever, Chill Fever,
Dumb, or Masked Aqua, Periodical Headache,
or Bilious Headache, Bilious FeverH, Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness, Toothncho, Ear
nche, Catarrh, Asthma, Pnlpitntlons, Painful Az
fections Of the Spleen, Mysteries, Collie, Paralysis,
and Painful Affections OF the Stomach and Bow
els, all Of which, when arising from this cause,
will be found 70 assume moro OF less the lntefmit-
tent type. This "AGUB CURE" removes the cause
OF these arrangements, and curcs the disease.
This II acc0mplishes by stimulating the excre-
tories 70 expel the Virus from the system; and
these organs by degrees become hablied TO do this
thoF office Of their own accord. Hence arises
what we term a~ccifmdhoH. Time may accomplish
the same end, but Often life Is not long enough, or
is sacrificed In the attempt, while this "AouR
CURE" does Il az once, and with safety. We have
great reason 20 believe this Is n surer Ms well as
safer remedy for the whole class Of diseases
which are caused by the miasmatic Infection,
than any other which has been discovered; aud
n has stu another important advantage to tho
public, which is, that II Is cheap us well rs good.
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For sale by
". v: STEWART, and J. w. DIErRIcH,
july~6-lydaw59 Dayton.
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sherIT's sale.

John y Gross ct. ain No. 1919.
We. Montgomery ynpir Can't
David Marta, ct. al. Ia Partition. ~
PURSUANT TO an order froui The Supe.
rior Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio, tome
directed, l will offer at Public Sale on the premises,
In German Township, Montgomery county, ohio,
On SATURDAY, February IS, 1860,
Az 2 o'clock, P. NJ, a part Of second Section, In Tn.
81 aud Range No. 4, east, containing one hundred
and nfty-two acres, more or leas; being The farm or
whicl the late Peter Martz, decrease, Tesided Atthe
time OF his death, situate in German Township.
Mon gOmery County, ohio.
said premises are appraised AZ sss, 90 per acre.
TERMS oaeh on day Of sAlej x payable in I
lesi and payable Ia two yosrs ir0m day Of sale,
deferred payments to bear Interest and be sfcured
By mortgage on the prsmises
JOHH A. MoMARoH, Atty, jsas-st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-21

Fort KBARNEY, Dec. 1s.-The Pony Express
bound East passed AT two O'Clock this morn
ing, leaving the following summary of Pacific
news:
SAN Francisco, Dec. So p. M.-The Pony
Express, with St Louis ad vices 10 the 2lst and
Fort Kearney 23d, arrived ut San Francisco
last evening.
The Secretary of State on the Sd inst.
opened and counted the official returns of the
late election, declaring the folio wing result
Lincoln 3s,72l; Douglas $780, Breckenridge
80, 81; Bell o. 49, scattering 10: total ll9SO7-
The people voted against calling Constltu-
tional Convention by majority OF only LIB.
The vote for paying the State debt was
largely in the ascendant. This debt amounts
to bet ween two and three millions of dollars,
which should have been legalZed in 1857
when the entire State debt was legaiized by
vote Of the people; but by mistake OF the State
Com ptrolier, Il large enough amount was not
then submitted TO the people 10 cover the
whole Indebtedness.
ON the night of the LIST inst the tlume OF the
TuoiImine Water Company was blown up
with gunpoWder, used for that purpose, Dy
some Unknown enemies OF the company. By
this vandalism the company snstalns heavy
damage while large mining district VIII be
deprived of water two mouths, until a new
Hume can be cons tructed 10 eonduct Inc Wate4
across Il deep gulch into their diich.
David Scanneii has been elected Calef Engl-
neer of the San Erapcisco Fire department
The official vote of Oregon was as ioiioWs
TOTAL vote Ii,56i; Lincoln 5 26s, Breckinrioge
1901, Douglas ,i4i, Bell I92 Liaeoln's piu-
Iality 30l.
British Columbia dates to the 10Th ult., per
steamer L1bouchere, arrived at Victoria on the
iath, from the North west coast. She brought
large number OF furs.
The Indians about q ueen Uhariotte's Island
were represented as talking very sancy and
tron blesoms.
The New Westminster Times SAYS the total
value OF the imports into British Column
bia during the quarter ending Sept. 30, 1850,
was S3l7,32e.0e.
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By Goddin 4 Apperson, AGct's.
COMMISSIONER'SS ALEOF THEvAI

Z II =
~ UABLE "SPRING FARM !" CONTAINING
1854 ACRES, in HENRICO, FOUR MILES
NOkTHW EST OF RlCaMOND-As Commls-
soner appointed by decree of the Circuit Court
OF Henrico, pronounced on the Sth November,
1860, IN the case OF Gardner assinst Gardner's ~
ecutor. Sc, / shalt, as Commlssioner thaYeS,
appointed, proceed TO sell 81 public auction. on
70 O'clock NJ Of fair; if not. the next fair dsy
the eater the valuable Spring FARM To-,
Gated as above, of which the late Mites H Gard
ner died seized, and which Is now in the ocoa
paucy Of Daniel K. Gardner. Esq.
which there is en- ample auantit, of WOOD
LAND for the use OF the place. The cleared land
Is in n fine state of cultiva ion ~
There is on the place an excellent FRAMED
DWELLING, nearly new, and every out building
necessary for The use of the same The place is
rem arkab'y hea thy, and the g Dor hood among
the best In the county. N
TkRMs.-One- fourth cash; balance at IL, Is ana
"a months Tor negotiable notes, interest added
snd me ute retained TIL all the puse chase MONEY
Is iuiy paid, anu q conveyance ordered nv the
Court; JOHN b. YOUNG,
eIt-oto Commissioner,
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WATTS CUFF-BRACE PLOUGHs.

GEO. WATT & CO.-EsTABLIsHED IN 1916.
GEORGE WATT has obtained, at different
times four eparate patents on his CUFF BRACE
PLOUGHS, acknowledged to embrace the most
reliable Improvements ever made on this mpe
ment, three of which patents have to run -espeo-
lively ten, twelve and thirteen years. and has
been awarded at the late Mechanics Fair IN
tinued superiority In Ploughs, (the highest pre-
miums given and at the last State Fair premium
on the same, IN addition to premiums awa rded at
all the preceding Fairs for years.
Within two months past he has added other
valuable improvements and we now invite all in
want of Ploughs, warranted in every respect
perlor to others TO call and examine our large
cultural Implements, and fresh and prime Gar
den and Field seeds, &c which we offer for sale
on our usual accommodating terms.
GEORGE WAIT 4 CO.,
One square below Exchange Hotel,
49,. W.
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LATER FROM KuROpE.


NEW YoRK, Dec. 30 The Persia, from Lty.
erpool Dec. Sth, has arrived
The Canada arrived at O ueens,own Snrd,v
A dispatch received at the British Foraicn
Uihee says that the Allies had captured Pekin.
The Emperor's Summer palace was sacked a nd
immense spoiis taken. The Emperor fled to
Parks and Leach, the prisoners taken from
the English, had been returned The two OH
ers-one of them Bowlby, reporter 70, the
A-onuoh l!mes-had died of i'll trea ment
Ine Allies were to winter in Pekin and
Tiensin. '" al"
FROM Italy there is nothing i'm portanl, The
reaction movements continued
COMMERCIAL.
4, LIVERPOOL Dec Section dull and irregular.
lour advanced Sd ais. since Tuesday Wheat
almost recovered Tuesdas's decline Corn firm.
Consols 1885, 19Ss4, div. off II" ~
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New YORK. Dec. l0,-COtton steady-UpIands
Middng lO1a 1los Flour frm-Southern 81 56q
So Is. Wheat-M chigan white 81 30D ) / IS; red
S b. Corn has an advancing tendencI- mixed,
6244 n GA. WhIskey l8c. Sugar firm -Muscovado
54d57. Coffee steady at l21ac. Molasses steady
Orleans 81 T36 TurpentIns firm at 3zn34. RosIn
dull at Sl.'5ol2O Rice steady at "a q3ls.
BALTIMORE, Dec, 20.-Flour duli-Huward st.
SIS; ONO S4.6. Wheat dull-red SI.I0a . l8;
white unchanged. Corn active and cts mig her
white and yellow 60ab3. Provisions active mess
pork SIS; Lard 10c. Coffee dull at L2h GI3.-
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The Secession News in Washington.

WASHINGTON, Dec 20.-The report that
South Carolina had passed an ordinance of
secession was brought into the House at o'clk
this afternoon. 1t produced immense excite
nlent, and for long time interrupted the pro-
ceedings
The Senate to-day confirmed Mr.. Stanton
U. S. Attorney General, In place of Black.
The "PerilOus" Committee has done nothing
of importaEce.
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From North Carolina

RALEIGH, n. O., Dec. 20.-The bill to arm
the State passed its second reading in the
House yesterday. An attempt to take it up
to-day failed. The Assembly has adjourned
until the 7th Of January for the holidays.
The Alabama and Mississippi Commission
ers were publicly received TO day.
The ntiment here is for Union, but not for
submission. The North must coucede or the
South goes out
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The Southern Movement at Norfolk.

NORFOLK, Dec. 20.-A large meeting was
held at Ashland Hall tonight. Resolutions
were adopted recommending National and
State Conventions, opposing the coercion of
the seeding States, in favor of arming the
State, against opening the slave trade, &c.
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TH15 DAY


By :. u. Csok, Aae'1.
I 400 PAIR yiRG1n1A MADE
DAY, 2'st instant, at 10 o. clock, will sell at my
store, 900 pr. Virginia Manufactured BaoGUES,
assorted sizes The particular attention OF the
trade ~ requested.
TERMs-cssh, in Bankable funds.
II. b. COOK, Auct.
ADDITIONAL.
VIII be added to the above ssle about 300 pair
GAlTERs being portion Of the stock re main.
BY order of W. b Reed, Trustee,
de Is X. B. COOK. Auet
TETHTEE,S SALE or TnK EURNI-
RI REENGE HOUSE, CORNER OF 9TH ann MAIN
OIL trust from J. l.. Mo Doaoush and wife to the
snOscrIbsr duly recorded in the Clerks office Of
the musings Court OF the city of Richmond,
shaii proceed tn sell on FRIDAY, 2lst INST, CON
mencing AZ ~ O'Clock, all the FURNiTURE con
Iaihsd n sao house, embracing Piano or stool,
Soias, marbie-Top Tables, Parlor and DINING
kocm pairs, Carpsts, Sideboard, Secretsrs, Hat
kack, Mahogany Wardrobes. together With the
FuIniture Of rs rooms complete. oonsIstinx Of
stands. Hair and shuck Mattresses. Feather Beds
Bosters, PILLOW Blankets, Sheetinss, &c Cook
ing stove and X tchen Furniture GENERALLY
The above FURNITURE is raid 20 be in mos
excellent order, having been but Little used
The especial attention Of The pm bio IL requested
to the above sa as 1t IL Tarev such an opportu-
nifty Is afforded. TERMS at sale.
JAMES R. CREkSHAW. Trustee,
Sale conducted by + b. Cook, Auct'r. dsl II
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FUTURE DAYS,
BY Thomas w. Kessee, Aucef,
ounce corner of 18th and Carr street,. !

'~0s oofnef Oh lSth and CARY streea.1
'hUSTEE,S SALE OF HATS, CAPS. re-.
a. &C, OF EVERY q UALITY. AT AUCTION
~ a. ing Ieauest OF ore Of the bsnefcjaries IN A
isth Is az Executed to the undersigned. on the
Clerks Office of the Cou II Of Hnst,ns. az s.s ~,
81 RICHMOND. shall sell. &C public anct,on on
MONDAY, the slst day Of Dscsmber. IAN aom m.
meneing at 10 O'clock A. NJ at store house num-
GENERAL assortment OF HATS, GAPS p ms So street
J. II. SANDS, Tru,tree.
Sale BY THos. w. kHKsRK. Auotr. de2i
HORSE MULES AND cows.
RNF0R SALE AT AUCTI0N.-Wili be
commencing at 10 O'Clock, on Council Chambe
Hl1 several saddle and Harness Horses. three
good Work Mules, two Mich Cows.
de- THOS. W KEEsEE, Auot.
ING-HOUSE FURNITURE, GAS
- FIXTURES. AND COWS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION " i'll be sold on Friday morning,
Chamberiay ne's. who is declining boarding house
keeping on the corner of g. h and CLAY streets ali
OF her Household and Kitchen FURNITURE,
6" Insisting OF very arge assortment: Feather
ding; Washstands; Tables; Chairs; Wardrobe; OIL
Cloth; Cooking Stove, Mahogany Tables; Crock
cry and Glassware; Casters, &c.
ALSO-The Gas FIXTURES
ALSO-Three MILCh COWS and HEIFER
dea THOs. W. KEEsEE, Aucrr.
SlX HOGSHEAD SCREWS, LEVERS,
~ BLOCKS. HANGING STICKS, &c. FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Wiu be sold on tn YRS
pay, Dec 9Th, commencing at IL o'clock M, at
me Stemmery on TN street, corner of Arch, six
Hogshead Screws. Levers, Blocks Hanging Sticks,
TERMs-At sale. THoS. w. KEEsEE,
ue ~ Aucnoneer.
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MILLINERY & DREsS-MAKINo

Nn AGAR D-TO TIE LADIES AND
ATGfENTL EMEN yE RICHMQNDNa
BECCA SEM0N would respectfully inform SNES
the ladies' and gentlemen that she has Just re-
celved her stock of FALL AND WINTER PAT
dies; Japanese alking Coat and Cape, for little
boys Garrlck Coat, SPANS h Dress. Zouave Coat,
Apron Patterns for little boys. Also, the Lulu
and Victoria w alkIDg Dress, for little girls; ZOu-
Sleeve Patterns.
Miss SEM0N is now ready to Braid and En-
dren. Also Ladies' and Children's Flanneis;
Sacks and WTapDlngs for Infants Suits Embrol-
dered for little boys. Also, PinkIng, Drawing and
a. her fathers residence. doors below St Charles
VI otel. lno l5-2ml Miss REBECCA SEMON.
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BY Alex Mott, Auct,r,

" TURE. JEWELRY, Io.-wln be sold at
auction, at nv store on SATURDAY, December
CAD commencing At 10 O'Clock, a general assert
meht of GROCERIES.
A s s-Rsady- made CIrthing, Dry Goods.
watches Iewelry, Cutlsry. Guns. Pistols. 80
FURNlJU RIA lot of second hand Furni-
ture. Stoves, &c. ALEX MOTT
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U LOItUI W Il I &C OO.y
One square below Exchange Hotel
VIRGINIA CITY, ON NORFOLK HAIR

VIRGINIA CITY, On NURFOLk HAIR
Y BOR-Located on deep ,cater, above the Navy
Yard, high, healthy, eentraI; on the inside of the
harbor, and unsurpassed Tor ready business fdeiE-
t,eS, By grand Trunk Railroads ramifylng into
all the Southern and w estern states, two Steam
boat and Ship Canals, and the best hqrbOT IN the
tc0rId! Lots olc only S60-Sl4 IN monthly pay
ments of S5-the greatest portion OF the clear re-
ceipts to be appropriated for manufacturing pHr.
poses tor which company has been chartered,
tcapital, S500000; shares $500 each) IN winch all
friends of manufacturing Industry in this locality
are invited to participate. Another portion of the
receipts for lots to be appropriated for street and
other public improvements. For particulars, and
subscription for Lots or Manufacturing Stocks, ap-
ply to Ofhee Virginia City Company, ~ Main ST.,
Norfolk, Va. VIM. SCHMOELE, Pres't.
A. lURcH. General Agent, and
o a. STREcxKR, No. Main street, Agent for
Richmond de lin
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.

= AT REDCCED PRICES.
RNII rS AND FoRKsaIvory. buck handle, &c.
DouB PLATED SPOON. FORKS, &c.
sortment; Coffee ana Tea Pots, Candle. ticks.
Coffee Roasters, Tea, Kettles, Saucepa.ls Wat
he Irons, Tenders, Shoves and Toags Brass
and Iron Fire Dogs, Coal HOES, Sc. and
Housekeeping Goods of every description
in order to reduce our large stock of the above
prompt customers at q small advance on cost OF
Importation WILLIAMS Il EII.IOTT
Importers of Hardware, Cutlery Guns. House
keeping Goods. 30, 81 MAIN STREET.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-21

r.clirs i'm Bells Ringing and
lannon's Firing-The Arrangements for
.venue Collection and Postal Affairs
t,terestins Debate-Ad iournmeut, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-21
EURS AT AUCTIO,

OURS AT AUCTION.-wiu he sold at ,uo-
ton. at my store, on MONDAY. December
2t,h; con- nenclng at 10 O'clock large lot of La
DIES FURS.
Al, SCAT IL o. cock, a general assortment of
Ready made Clothing, Shoes, Caps, Blankets
Shirts, Drawers, Socks, &c.