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NEW MARKET RACEs.-The race at New
Market, Thursday, for the proprietor's purse
Of $500, two mile heats, was won by Doswelis
"Exchequer,'' beating Hares Bellefield'' and
Hairs Faith" The first heat was won by
Bellefeld, in 3:5G,i, the second by Exchequer,
in 3:52 y, and Bellefield was then withdrawn.
Faith was distauced on the first heat.
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MA- Fishin. Tackle.-Now is the season
for using the hook and line and net with some
pleasure. as fish of all kinds are biting, and the
sport to their hearts content. But to enjoy the
sport in all its length and breadth, good TACKLE is
necessary, and these only be had at ES
WALSH'S Gun Store, on Main st, where Reels.
Lines, Nets, Hooks. Reed and Extension Poles,
and all other paraphernalla necessary To a com
plete equi pment, may be bad. Call there and sup
ply yourself at once; and If you are fond OF field
sports, pistol practce or sword exercise, you can
get the hest and cheapest guns. RIFLES, Pts
Tolls, SWORDS, CANES, FOILS or KNIVES,
to bs found IN the South, and at greatly reduced
prices. Remember to call at
JAMES WALSn'S Gun Store,
my 8-2w Main street.
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SOUTH CAROLINA POLITIcs.-The South
Carolina State Central Committee have agreed
to call a convention of the Democratic party,
in Columbia, on Wednesday, the Goth Of May.
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9pBtTAI NoTTCTl9

public il requested 8 the Trustees 0ele Of Piano
Music, Musical Instruments, Tools, TO-. to take
place at the stcIe Of Messrs: Dc!s Rads, 81
Broad street. THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock, BY order
Of WV. F. WATSON, Trustee:
my lit u. il. COOK. AuNtef.
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REV. DIX. CAHlLL
~ WILL DELIVER
FOUR LECTURES ON ASTRONOMY,
AT THE
MECH MICS HALL,

IN the following order:
FIRST LECTURE-Moaday ErsH,ng, MAJ II,
THE TIDES.
Tides twice day-Spring and Neap Tides-The
Path of the Tides-Oceans, Rivers, Currents, Ele-
vatons, Headiands-No appreciable Tide in the
Medterrauean-Ocea Whirlpoos-The Ecu lib
rum of the Ocean Temperature.
SECOND LECTURE-TKesday EceH'g, May 10,
THE CONSTITUENT PARTS OF The AT
MOSPHERE.
Chemical uses of these parts-Helght Of the At
mosphere - Motion of the Atmosphere-Wind-
Tropical Currents-Solar Caloric-Storms.
THIRD LECTURE-Thnr Erea's. May II,
EQUILIBRIUM OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM.
Distances, Volume, Masses and Momentum of
the Planets-Voume, Mass and Momentum of the
Sun-Fulcrum of the Solar System-Centre oil
Gravity of the Solar System within the Body Of the
Sun Centrlpetal and Proectal Forces 0rtitual
Motion of the Planets Doctrine Of Eclipses IN
Reference to the Path OF the Planets.
70 URTH LECTURE-Eitday ErsF's. May IS,
DISTANCE OF THE PLANETS
TrigOnometrical calculations-Fhe ANATOMY oi
the Human Eye-The Lenses of the Eye-Tels
scopes icroscopes-Len ,
These Lectures are 10 he illustrated by hnisheu
set of Diagrams, Maps and Brass Aachiner'
The Lectures will commence on each eVehhs a'
O'Clock precisely. Doors open at = O'Clock
Tickets 50 cents. To he had at the hoosstofes
and at the hall the evenings of the lectures.
Tickets for the course OF Lectures rl.".
nv Its
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A- Second Splendid supply OF
SUMMER DRY GOODS.
Il K Il T. ID +, n &: FOX.
Open To DAY, and throus hout the week, their
SECOND SUPPLY of SUMMER DRY GOODS,
bought during the past week at UNPRECEDENT-
ED LOW PRICES.
Our assortment of
DRESS GOODS
Is now larger than We have ever offered before. A
very large stock OF
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Our MANTILLA DEPART MI NT is now filed
We are now prepared and are deternn ned to
offer Inducement to buy ers, both at w HUI E.
SALE and RETAIL. BREEDEN Il FOX.
ap24-lml2pI 2I7 Broad street.
A st. Nicholas Saloon,
- MAIN ST., NEAR EXCHANGE BANK.
The st. Nicholas Saloon, second to other es-
Enlistment in the State, Is constantly supple
with the choicest
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CANDIES,
FRUITS. NUTS. etc.,
which will be sold, by WHOLESALE or RETAIsI
on the most satisfactory terms.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS are invited to exals-
Inc the large and we'll selected stock, which is b%-
ing constantly added to, before purchasing eiss-
where.
Parties and families supplied with CAKES,
CREAMS and JELl.lES of every description.
The SALOON has just been re.ffted in elegant
style, and CREAMS Of erery .faroy are served to
Ladies and Gentlemen at the shortest notice. A
call is solicited. [my o-lml A. ANTONI.
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:, mA- Herrin:'s Firs;Pro9f SafssmThe Bss'
DER-PROOF LOCKS. Also. BURGLAR-PROuF
SAFES. with or without the FIRE-PKOOF, for
Banks, &c.
Banks, Exchange Offices, &c, can have them
made to order. IN any desirable form.
NJ Depo, IN Richm2nd;; a., ls9 Main street:
my l0-3t KNOWLES WALFORD.
No. Watkins L Ficklen..
During this month we will offer great induce
ments In the prices of our
LARGE AND ELEGANT
STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
AS the season is advancing, we can afford 10 sell
many new and beautiful styles of Goods at RE-
DUCkD PRICES. Our assortment Is very attractive
and complete. and will he TepenIshed from time
to time with the novelties of the season, espe-
f!l,tS ANT SILKS.
PARIS BEREGES.
bh Fkssc AfS 6kAsantEs.
FINE JACONETs,
I'm bkOIDEKIES,
SPLENDID LACE
WHITE GOODS.
LINENS AND sHIRTINGs,
up PL "a 5I 0SssNABuRGs.
CANTON MATTINGS
AND CURTAIN GOODS.
We can offer unusual advantages, having pur-
chased many OF them at the late auc ton sales very
low.
We solicit all city and country buyers to exam
inc our stock, assuring them that the prices will
be made to Sntt. WATKINS Il FICKLEN.
my Cts
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X. HUNTER, M. D.
POwHATAN HOUSE, Richmond, NAV IL. 1850.

NoTE.--Dr ROB'r HUNTER, of New York, the
writer Of the above letter. and Of those which
have preceded It, will close his office in this city
on SATURDAY evening. 10Th INST. up to which
date he will continue to receive patients at his
rooms In the POwhatan House.
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The Richmond public has rare treat in
prospect in the lectures Of Raw. DIR. OARrEL,
one Of the greatest Of Ireland's living sons,
which begin on Monday night. The journals
of New York and Philadelphia speak In terms
Of glowing admiration Of these Hectares, and
OF the eminent lecturer. who IL describes as
one of the first intellects Of the age, ana a
splendid example Of the genuine irish orator
and gentleman. DIR. CAHILL Is sac 70 y" "
giant in mind and body, man OF vast intel
Iectual caiibre, of the most extensive ana va
ried learning, and, in point OF simple, clear.
majestic eloq uence, one who has not his snpe-
rior. II his equal. even in Ireland. that nursing
mother of orators and poets. We trust that
40 distinguished a person, SO truly great and
eminent man, will receive in Virginia as
warm q welcome, and that his lectures will be
attended by crowds as Overwhelming, as he
has every y here commanded in the Northern
States. We may add that the objects for which
Dir. CAHILL has visited the United States, and
to which the proceeds Of his lectures are APP
propriated, are exclusively associated with
benevolent and literary institutions in Ire
land.
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LADIES' LIST.

;S' LIST.
Hill miss Mary Ann
Heilig miss Llsxie A
Harris mics FrAaces
Hardesty miss Sarah ]
Jones mrs ThCs
Jones mrs Mary
Jackson mes J (c0l'd)2
jewell miss Kate
Jefferson miss Lucy
Johnson miss Mary
Johnson miss Martha j
Johnson Marv tcOl'd)
Krishmann mrs r
Keiin miss w
Lee mrs Courtney
Leary mrs Mary
Lunsford mrs David A
Linn miss Julia G
Meanly mrs Ann NJ
Moore mrs T B
Moorinx mrs Martha J
MediicOtt miss Sarah E
Morgan miss l.
Munday miss Mollie X
McCabe miss Anna
McCaw miss Sallie H
Nettles mrs Lucy
Newell miss GeOrgiana
NOrvcll mrs Sarah s
Napier Mary +
Oliver mrs Judith A
Peasants miss Lizzie
Pitts mrs Martha
Perkins miss Winnie
Plttway mrs l. CO
Poe mrs Jane L
Price mrs Lucy A
Path mrs A
Parker mrs David l.
Rowling mrs Marian
Ramner mrs Sarah c
Richards mrs Jane +
Richardson mrs NJ l.
Kitchalds miss J
Richardson miss nj l.
Royal miss Mary D
Rogers mrs DIR U
Roper mrs Mary H
Rowlett mrs Marg'tA
Savedge mrs q nj
Saunders mrs julia +
Shoemaker mrs | w
Smith mrs Sarah F
Siith mrs Elizabeth
Syms mrs Elizabeth
Squire mrs l. s
Scott miss H 4
Shannon miss Kate
Shelton miss Emma
Smith miss Mildred A
Stevens miss r +
Syrcic miss Sue V
Smith miss Nancy
~ Ter mrs John p
Tianier mrs Sarah A
Tracey mrs Margaret
Todd mrs Jane l.
Toblin mrs Margaretta
Thomas mrs Isabella X
TAYLOR miss Bette
Tanner miss Lizzie
Taylor miss Emily
Turner miss s G
Tinsiey mss Julia B
Terrell miss G
TIlnyer miss Sarah j
TOal miss Mary
Temple miss Martha +
Wolf mrs WIN
Wingfeld mrs Eliza A
Williams mrs Cath
Williams mrs Martha T.
White mrs Mary Ann
Weston mrs X G
Warrall mrs Mary +
Walker mrs Amanda
ats miss Martha s
Whitlock miss Anna
Wilson miss Emily Il
Wilson miss Sarah +
Winston miss Mile
Webb Fannie tc0l'd)
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~ ON CHINA,
REV. A. B. cABASIss.

49,, SON CHINA,
REV. A. B. CABANIss.
In consequence of tho hs.vv -;
, no.ss m1 SGA sns second
TUESDAY EvENING, 18th MAJ
IT,. IN NTH. FIRST BAPTIST C3IrSR,cyyo 'riocs,
"a. an p o ~ Of tbs Lecture il - What
c.u GREAT CITY OF HANG. CH.r,
Cal!ed Heaven BY the Chinese"
years aso and described it as loo mi, ~ hsndr.d
Jds,sMes; ms descrpt,on of its mssn,se"s avesm-
ducsa incIeduiity in his cotem pors,,. cenoe pro-
CAbAN!SS found his description IN Mr..
Lecture. ' ho VIII give IN HI:
no s Will xa ,hs sxsainn the ,do..rv .,
TIE THOUSAND HANDED '"''e' 'od''
THE rusrspxrn GODDESS OF MERcy.
IA The Native Chinese Conv.,, nuNDER
present, ready to answer such 9uest,nn. VII Also IA
put to him. '''"hs ~ may Ia
A- Admission-25 cents
Dan RlCE'S =
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M That Enemy Of Mankind, Consum ptiOn,
enn be cured, put it is far better to prevent the
cruel disease from fastening itself on the sy stem,
by tie timely use Of a remedy. such as DR.. WIS
TAR'S BAl.SAM OF WILD CHERRY affords.
Sold by ADIE & GRAY, PURCELL, LADD r.
CO.. w. PETERSON. J. p. DUVAL. and by all
other dealers in medicines. my 9-2tWAS
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THE MOST NOVEL, UNIQUE
AND
+ ATRAO X OMAR EXHIRrrro,,
UPON EARTH "
COmprislng more
NEW, WONDERFUL AND SraprY,,
ATTRACTIONS,
Than can he produced in any o,hc,
,,,u, ilshmen n IN any part Of tho vor,d cs'ab
WILL EXHIBIT, AFTERNOON AVN In,o v,cr
RICHMOND. FOR Two DAYS ONLY.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
rpY,.v .yn May llth and 18th
p,,,. May 18th and 18th
rp,n,v rn May iIth ard 10Th
May li.h and 18th.
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foRT OF RICHMOND. MAY II.
MIA wasey. sAis deg (Sasxydsy) 10 s'eIsea.
AZ nrNrEn

steamer Bslv.dsfs. Ks.ss. Baltimore. ndzs.
aP sas: so,:r Ne" York, hay Mark
sc"i. Delaware Farmer. Briggs. Baltimore. pig
potatoes and corn. MiispauEh { Resd: or,
Schr. K. +. stockton. cranmer. Philadelphia,
oG schS. sam nss Todd. Norfolk lumber. James
river and Kanawha Company; .;..
s schr Ben. Franklin, Grssnlsai, Jacksonville.
lumber. Whitlock l. Son.
f Ss5v !o ssp Hsn4; BUCK Sn master.
days from Liverpool. with iron. salt and mdze to
Edmond, Davenport Co., and vessel to Z. Pal
''''' SAILED,
Steamship Jamestown, skinner, New York.
mdze. and passengers, Ludlam Watson
Brig Frederick Eugenia, Achorn,B Boston, mdze.'
schr. Delaware Herbert. Myers, Fort Calhoun
ScHr. Mount Peasants, Price. Petersburg, paw
NORFOLK, May lo.-Arrived schr. Carrie, Rich
ys.is. Y Ns N.Y. nsns APP E.
mouth ArEyed' schIs Helene; WImN,rgtonM; mn. N:
TO- Arrived, schrs Chas Dennis. Whining ton, n.
Gil: f. Lee. do j. 3; Johnson Newoefn p N; o.
Edwin do Isaac W. Hughes do'' h'on' fanteso'
BALTIMORE. May lO.-,Arrived, schrs; Tecumseh.
from n. C.; Zephaniah;, from do; s. G. Jones;
NorfoIk;J T; Frazier, Wlmnst%Gn On n G: Cleared
Petersburg; ]. nj. W ilson, for N. c.
DIGHToN, May S.-Arrived. schr LYDIA Ann,
Richmond
PHILADELPHIA, May 9.-Arrived, schrs. l.. Ches-
ter, Wilmington. N. G.; Art, fredericksburg, Va;
steamer Virginia, Kelley, Richmond. May 10, ar
river, N. C.: w. i. Martin. do; Gem, Hamilton,
N. c.; Elizabeth. Newbern, N Z.
NEWPORT, May 9.-Arrived. schr. /. Hinckley,
Va.
BY TELFGRAPH.l
HAMPTON ROAps. May Il.-Arrived, ship Web
foot, los days from Jarvis Island, with guano.
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LEMUEL J. BOWDEN, ESQ.,, of
~ Williamsburg, for JUDGE Of the Sixth
Judicial Circuit. my l2-llt"
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A GAIN r.. ~. -
HEw eIsTTT9rr:y Of the weather has esoSmns,Hssd
= Il e'R 2sGss'f FEsr re y Mr.
at vi! b rendered this iSATUShn,av,
pOnomont. AA"''' no fufther 80.
np l1-T
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BAND TEAM.
OF FROM TWELVE TO TWENTY HORSES

'twoud be impossible in the limits of a nswsps
per advertisement. to give the names of the M
nierous Artstes attached to the Great show
or IN enumerate more than few of its most pro,n
Inent features, among which VIII be found the
HUGE BLACK RHINOCEROS.
An ar lmal pronounced by all uaturahsts To he M.
terly untameable, but which has been so compets-
~ concentrated that he Is let loose the open
arena. and managed with much ease ard safe
" as on ordinary Newfouadland dog.
TIE DANCING ELEPHANT,
LAI LA ROOKH, the most sagacious animal Of
the spec es in the world. who
Wa actually 1caik the TighsRope
ard perform other equally astounding fsats.
A GRAND Gymnasium.
Exh biting at one view great variety of different
performances illustrative of the methods employed
~ various nations in different ages, To dereope
the human frame, 10 one of the grandest novelties
of this institution.
The embodiment of youth, beauty, grace, daring
and artistic skill, will appear in her woudrous
fashionable audiences Of Europe. and placed her
GRAND HIPPODROMATIC SPECTACLEs.
HfS rh TN snd ss:
Of a GRAND TOURNAMENT ! A'''"'
or, THE FIELD OF CLOTH OF GOLD.a
Dream of Chivalry. in which is presented, with
scE me s' 81 vALoR
forming perfect picture Of the animated contests
Of the MIDDLE AGES, which have been described
in romance and history.
bills. c. H. CASTLE, Agent.
ma. Will also exhibit at FREDERICKSBURG
on the 7th, BOWLING GREEN on the sth. ASH
LAND on the 9th, Oh. ID CHURCH on the 10th, and
PETERSBURG on the lith and 18th Of MAY.
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A Splendid Stock of
DRY GOODS

IA. Splendid Stock Of
DRY GOODS
AT COST FOR CASH.
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
AT PRIME COST FOR CASH ONLY,
To close business on LIST August. Our stock is large
and complete IN every de partUent, particularly in
RICH DRESS SILKS,
And every new fabric and design of
d. E 81 ORES S GOO DIS.
- MANTILLAS, SHAWLS AND BUSTERS.
Housekeeping GOODS ofevery description, Large
stock of PLANTATION GOODS.
carbohydrates, LACES and HOSIERY.
As We are selling of to paw our debts and close
charged. PERKINS & Co.
my lin No. N1 Eagle Squares
- Preserye the Teeth:--Meade l. Bake SIS
'SAPONIN E TOOTH POWDER" is confdepssy
recommended to the public as the best dentrikSe
ever made for REMOVING TARTAR, PRS
VENTING ITS FORMATION, PRESERVING
and CLEANING THE TEETH, and purifying fae
mouth and breath. IL has been used by our own
citizens with entire satisfaction and Is fully an
dorsed BY our best Dentists.
READ TIE FOLLOWING :-'sI have used and ore
scrbed the 'Saponine Tooth Powder OF Mcxsrs
Meade & Baker, and IN my opinion no better pre-
paraflon Tor the ends IN view can BE- compounded
Prepared only 81 BY Meade III; BE- / P BAKER.
Pharmaceutists, l86 Nam q. cor above 30.
my I'm Richmond, Va.
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NOTICE.-The CANDIDATES. FOR
So OFFICE IN HENRICO COUNT T. Ill
address their fellow citizens at Tanners Hail. in
Sidney, on SATURDAY night. the 18th inst. A
large crowd viii he present.
The citizens of Richmond are respectfully
Quested to attend.
my l0-3tf COME ONE, COME ALL.
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THIS MONSTER EXHIu,r,ox

ADMISSION:
SO Cents-Children and Servants % Cont.
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NOTICE TOTHE LADlES.-Mrs.
ONA JANE A. WILLIAMS, NJ. D., has re-
moved to Broad, between LIST and Foushee streets.
south side, and Is prepared to treat all forms of
diseases peculiar to females and children
Especial attention given to the practice of OBJ
stetrics my 7-2m+
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Rs ELECTION NOTICE.-The regu-
NJ lar annual meeting of the Stockholders
of the VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSU-
RANCE COMPANY WILL be held at the Office of
the Company On ONDAY. May 2lst, at u O'Clock
Directors for the Company, to serve the ensuing
twelve months. will take place
my LTD WILLIAM WILLIS, JR.. Sec'y.
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J. CORBgN BURT will be voted
~ for, in the Sd District of Henrico county,
for MAGISTRATE, and will serve. if elected.
my list MANY VOTERS.
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49, NOTlCE.-The annual meeting of the
c. Stockholders of the r | c H NJ o N d J..
PRER Q iIR,; and POTOMAC RAIL
the Company, in Richmond, on WEDNESDAY,
the 30th of May next, at II O'clock M.
my It'd c. w. MACMURDO, Treasurer.
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.'BANK OF RICHMOND.'-Suf
So fcient of the capital stock of the BANK
OF RICHMON D being subscribed. the stockhold-
ers will meet at GODDlN'S HALL for the pur-
pose Of organizer on the 5th OF June: at y ocrk
The books remain open for further subscription at
the Office Of JOHN A. LANCASTER Il Son.
A. WARWICK,
II. W. MCGRUDER,
WIN. CURRIE.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, Comm'rs.
EDWIN WORKMAN,
X. J. BARKSDALE,
JOHN BOOKER.
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THIS MONSTER EXHIBvr,ox.
ls not a Circus, nor a Menagere, In, 49,,
position of the GA
WONDERS OF NATURE ANDARr
Including
HIGHLY TRAINED ANIMALS
AND REMARKABLE EXPLOITS az ann.
LETIC POWER AND AGILITY,
such as are without parallel in any country. and
New York,
Philadelphia and
Baltimore,
COMBINING AMUSEMENT WITH lysrRrrr,op
And calcula ted to CRAFTY the taste of tina r,.ns
tua. the moral ard the refined "''''o-
MADAME ZOYARA.
the mother Of the celebrated Equestr,enus
Will drive the
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n UNION FAIR.-.The STATE AG
- RICULTURAL and the CENTRAL
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES, will hold their
FAl X for the present year upon the grounds of
the Central Society, commencing on MONDAY,
the 22d day OF October. and continuing six days.
JOHN X. EDMUNDS,
Prest Va. State AZ. Soc'y.
JAMES LYONS,
ap 30-ts Prest Va. Central Ag. So.
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TRADERS BANK.-At meeting
~ OF the Directors of the Traders Bank of
the city of Richmond, held on the 9th April. 1860,
1t was
RsSoired. That the books of subscription TO the
capital stock be re opened at the Banking House
OF Isaacs & Taylor.
The Office of the Bank will be temporarily at
the same place. Persons having business to
transact with it will apply to address VIM. Il.
lsAAcs, Secretary TO the Board, or the under
signed. HECTOR DAVIS,
ap 3O-lm President
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10 Use the Best. INFALLIRLE
BAKING POWDER. The best and cheapest in
- :
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-09

'1>kUSTEE'S SALE.-WuERaAs, ON the Esd
L day Of september. A. ID. 1855, James Gan bic
and Elisa Gamble his WIFE, Of the city ot lie Cstrss
state Of Iowa, executed unto David =. True, -
trustee, . certain Deed ot Trust, convey inx 70
,aid trustee the land in scott county. lows, do
-cribed - oliows TO ~it: Lot No. tn (1O) in
block No. thirty go in the city ri Le Claire and
he south quarter and the south quarter
e the north cas-. quarter OF section No. e,xnteen
ls) and the north halt of the south east quar-
of the south vest quarter of sect, No. fifteen
81 all in townshipNo. seventy nine ~ north Of
range Eve % east Of the 5th =. ~, shIch said
conveyance "a. made by the said Jsme. Gamble
and Elisa G.mble for the purpose Of securing
the payment Of two GER ain promissory notes, and
he interest thereon, -igned ov said James Gam.
be each dated the 18th day Of July, A. d 1858.
Ono for ono $500 hundred dollars, payable 4.
be order of A = 4 ID. Kelley in ono yesr from
tate, (which note is raid. wih the exception Of
iile n dollars and one other Do.s for one thou
sand dollars, ($l.0O) payable to the orner u a.
r. u. Kelley 10 'wo years after the do thereof,
nun, p yable annually.
And now, said notes havi' hecoms due and
naysble and the said james Gamble having tailed
70 pay the same. excepting the in. tie last
oent,oned note up 70 July 18th, 1859 |, David s.
rfue, trustee AZ sstoresaid, hereby give this pub
me vested by said beed Of Trust. will, on Sal.
usdAy. the z4,h day Of November, A. y. iSoo. -
the hour Of two .'circk in the afternoon ot ssid
day, 1T the Court House door in the CITY OF D.v-
snport. expose and offer for sale, a' public .ss-
sion the parcels Of land above descnoeo, ;.s 2; 70
much hereof - shall be necessary to ,a".y
and ray the amount Of said notes. VIZ. .ne ;,s
n, est IN ereon To the day Of aals. tGRssnef ~ns
III ~. c,,.,s and exposes attending said sale,
- ...... ~ Of % this notice and Trustee. fsss: up:
.or,,. .s;c" Of said s.Is, Deed will y Sxeests4
In accord nee with the ssipuIstisns q ss'd Dsse
Of Trust .on N aaaa
DAVID b. 1n0&,
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-09
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DAVENPORT MARKET.
DAILY REPORT.
OHHlCR DAILY UEn1CRAr AND NsWs
Thu.,A~v EvA Knv lQRn

OFFICE DAILY DEn0cRAr AND Nsws,l
Thursday Eve, Nov. q, 1850.
There is no change in the market since our last
report.
FLorR-Firm At s4.5o@4.75. Shipped, 800
bbls.
WHEAr-Brsk and hm st 75@7Sc. Receipts,
6,s97 bu. Shipments, 2,s40 bu.
BARlEY--Quiet at 43c Mol, Receipts l,729 bu.
Shipments, 2459 bu.
OArs-Steady At l5@l7c. Receipts, l,O3e bu.
C1RN-We quote at ls02oe. Shipments 400
bu.
ONIoNs-Duli at 1l@l2c. Receipts, los bu.
Shipments $50 bu.
PorAroEs-Q Quiet at l2@l4c. Receipts 800 bu.
Shipments 2,l54 bu.
AALr-Shipments, 500 sacks
BurrER-Plenty at LOG 9l2h Wholesale, and l5c
retail.
EGcs-Scsrce st 1910 Wholesale, and l5o re-
tail.
HAY-Scarce at $ for upland prairie.
HIDEs.-In good request and moderate 1t 40
for Green loc for Dry and il0 70 for Dry Flint
CnErsE-Suppy light and prlces firm at ls9
l5c for Herkimer Co.; Western Reserve lc1llo
Wholesale and l2t9l5c retail.
LARD-In fair supply At ll@l2Hc.
HAMs--Common io 1s@llc; Sugar Cured l7k
Gl5c: Shoulders lOc retail.
GANE-But little coming in. Quails Csc y
iosen Prairie Chickens l.5O y dozen ballard
Ducks 25(d35c q pair.
FKUlr-Green- fair supply Or hand. Choice
eating apples 81. 50yd3 y hbl. cooking do 81 q
$50 y bbl. But few Pears in market at 81 a bu.
Quincies few Ohio Quncies in market at - y
bushel. Supply of Cranberries light at 81 y
Dbl. Grapes, Isabella and Catawba from Cincin-
natl, sell readily by the box at lOc y b Wild
Grapes, Soc I. bu
FRuIr-Dry-M. X. Raisins $3.50 y box, layer,
81. Smyrna Figs new CROP l2h, y ib. Prunes.
Turkish, $40. French, l2h. Zante Curraats,
l0c.
BEANs-Dull at Soc q bu.
SWEET PorAToEs-We quote at COO Wholesale.
DRIED FRUIr-Apples s@loo; Peaches II 4Gloc
Prunes s@l2Xc.
Wooo--Hickory 81 so per cord Oak $3.50 ger
| cord.
CoAL-sc per'bushel in tho yard, and 90los
delivered, according to distance.