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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-23


ORDERS,
For all of which il is speedy and certain remedy,
and never fails. This Lniment is prepared from
the recipe Of DR. Stephen Sweet of Connecticut, the
famous bone setter and has been used in his practice
for more than twenty years with the most astonish-
ing success.
As an AHeriafor Of Pain il is unrvaled by any
preparation before the public of which the most
skeptical may be convinced by single trial.
This Lnment will rapidly and radically,
Rheumatic Disorders Of every kind and in thous-
ands of cases where it has been used it has never
! been known 10 fail
! For Neuralgia, it win afford immediate relief in
every case however distressing
IL win relieve the worst Of HedddShe in three
minutes and is warranted to do IT,
Toothache also it will cure instantly.
! For Nervous DEBILITY and General LdsSifuds aris-
ing from imprdonce or excess this Liniment is a
most happy and unfailiug remedy Acting directly
mon tho nervous tissues, il strengthens aud revvics
the syst en-, and restores il TO elasticity and vigor
For PHes-As an external remedy, we claim that
II l. the best known, and challenge the world 10
produce an equal Every victim Of this distressing
complaint should give it trial. for il will not fail "a
afford immediate relief, and IN a majority of cases
will not fail to effect a radical cure.
Ouinsy and Sore Throat are sometimes extremely
| mnlipnant and dangerous, but a timely application
of this Linimeht will never fail to cure.
Sprains are sometimes very obstinate, and en-
nreement of the Joints IL liable to occur it neglected
The worst case may be conquered by this Linimen'
/ in two or three days,
Bruises, Cuts, Hounds, Sores Ulcers Burns
and Scuics yield ro11y % the WONDERFULLY healing
properties Of DIR. SWEETS TNFALIIBLE LINZ
| MENT. when used according to directions, Also
! CbRbldiHs, Frosted Feet, and Insect Bites and
! StiHgS.
! Erery Horse Oirner should have this remedy al
hand for its timely at tho first appearance o.
Lnmencss will cfectually prevent those formidable
diseases TO which all horses liable and which
render so many otherwise valuable horses aearly
worthless
Over four hundred voluntary testimonials to tn,
wonderful curative properties OF this Liniment hav'
been received within the last two years, aud many
of them from persons in the highest ranks of life.
Caution.
To avoid imposition observe the Signature ano
Likeness Of Dr. stephen Sweet on every liable, aut
also "Stcphcn Sweets Infailible Linimont blown
in thu glass Of each hottie without which none are
genuine. RICHARDSON 4 co
sole PruprietorS, Norwich, CT.
For Sale ny HESS BRO. & co.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-23

CoSGEFs Pulls - The following letter in regard
TO tho efficacy Of this invaluable remedy, is from
Hon p b. Thurs,on Of Mt Clemens, Michigan, now
and for than twenty years Judge Of Probate of
Macomb County.
CoNGERs Puts, a sure remedy for LiUer Com
plants, Pains IN the head side, &c.
Mr.. CLEMENS, MICuGAN.
j. L CoNGER, Esq--Sir:--I owe il to you and my
many friends chat suffer, | have, with pain IN
the hoad the left side and shoulder, accompanied
with consequent general anguor, to say that have
received great relief and benefit from the urc Of
your "ronic Liver Pills" do not hesitate, but
would in duty, and with pleasure, recommend the
use of these Pills to any one who may be laborng
under the painful and depressing effects of want Of
action or dcrangomcnt Of the Liver.
Very truly Yours, p. II. THURSTON.
RST@ See Advertisement.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-23
NILS LUNG BALSAM

HANS LuNG BALsAN, in all cases, gives the best
Of satisfaction.
HAMis LuNG BAtsAN has wrought more cures
since it, introduction than any other cough medicine
HAMS CoUGu BALsAM is endorsed 10y our leading
physicians the safest and best remedy now before
the public.
HALLS LUNG BALsAM is safe TO use among clil-
drcn and yet powerful in cases of chronic and pull
monary disease.
HAMS LuyG BALsAM brings in certificates almost
daily Of it, wonderful in all parts of the country
HANS BALsAM for the Lungs is sold by Hess, Bro
& Co, East Saginaw, and by agents in every town
in the country.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-23
PATTEE g. ATHERTON,
PrOprietors Ofthe Saginaw Valley


Nursery.
TAKE this method OF informing citizens Of Sngi-
A nav County and the adjoining Counties that they
nrc prepared TO furnish any quantity Of articles in
their line the ensuing spring nj prices that cannot
fail TO suit purchasers Their stock will consist of
Fruit and Shade Trees, Strubbery, Rose Bushes,
House Plants, DC.
All orders left at their Residence, two miles from
East Saginaw on the east Plank will receive prompt
attention. "Tiy than"
CliAS d, PATTEE WIN. ATHERTON
East Saginaw February ], 1860
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-23

CHURCH BELLS of all sizes made TO order,
I warranted to be Of the purest tone, and best
materials. Brass and composition castings Of oil
kinds Iron Railings for Cemeteries, Cbnrches, and
Dwellings; Balconies and Nerradahs We have
great variety of beautiful patterns, and prices
are very low. Building Castings, Arches, Columns,
Grders, Caps, and Sls and everything requisite in
this line. MO 3w
Detroit, February 20, 1860
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-23
Time +! Time!! Time ~!
2.IS; 2.26; 2.4O; 800
N ID u l. w A II DIS:

Flora Temple, Princes, Lancet, Ethan Allen,
Lady Woodruff and Canada SAM
Are all good stock in their way; but for stock in
an East Saginaw Livery Stable they would 10
mo whar' beside the spirited, fast footed,
sound eyen-gaited reliable stud VI Thoroughbred
horses IN
j.. "a /. +. C0DLEY'S LIVERY STABLE
Opposite Hc Courier Office East Sdg'nar,. Mich
rbNuE undersigned sse leave TO intimate that they
/ have combined, bought ont MaeTeny added
largely 10 their stock OF aorscs carriagcs s,eighs
&c, and propose 20 make fast time" in he Livery
business. Oh customers will be tscstSd With tho
mos, stunning" polteucssi new ssnore very
handsomely provided Cos, and all customers urnshc
with turn outs ihnt rival IN .iyic comfort aDc,!
and magiiGccncc, The moi sorge5s.s estailshmout.
that Grace the far filmed '-lif0miueialo Raad"
A moderate amuuni "f cash custom viii To 70
ccivcd with pleasure by the subscribers RI thoi,
extensive silblcs ON Washington street, south II
bancroft House, opposite Courier oElce City e.
East Saginaw. J. &. 4 !. l. COOLEY
February /, 1850. Iy
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-23
NOTICE.

orrrdf OF f. SAG, sAtr Mro Col
East Saginaw, Feb, It'll, 1860
T meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of this Com
Apany this day, further assessment Of three per
ccut was made upon the entire capital Stock Of the
company, payable mt the office of the Secretary In
East Saginaw, on the 10th Of March A. ID. 1850
w 7. WEnBKR Secretary.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-23

CHARLES II. TAYLOR, of Kent, was
elected President of the convention;
Edward V. Cicott, of Wayne; f. NJ.
Holloway, Of IIillsdale; Zenas Tillotson,
of Calhoun; w. l.. p. Little, Of Saginaw,
Vice Presidents, and Moses NJ. Ham, OF
Wayne, Secretary.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-12-06
List of Delinquent Lands
and Town Lots in Wood County, Ohio, for 1860.

The following Lands and Town Lots with the improvements
thereon in Wood County Ohio returned Delinquent by the Treasurer SAID
County for the Taxes charged thereon for the year Eighteen
Hundred FyNne 859 with the amount of said Taxes annexed to
which added Penalty of Thirty (3O per oentu, ana the simple ls
of the current year 1860 follows to-wit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15

FUTURE DA VS.
RYE. b. Cook, Auct.

A DMiNIsTRAT0R,s SALE OF EbE-
sFLEsbi6 aEyEs,ocTAxR PIANO VEL,
aRa6Rsh H stc sfossh6s fHEsPh2
18TH INST q 10 o'clock. will sell a. the reside noe
Furniture coataiaed therein, belonging 10 the es-
'''s ol Ms Ma F. Lea deed
manufactured by Caoksrins SAID to be an instru
p IRE PAtRt r. gre lurnished with an elegant
5000 oOlA, In Rosewood, beautifully carved,
large lT r. I -TETEs. splendid Reclining
era Antique and Gothic PAkLOR CHAfHS.
Rosewood and o,IrnameEtal rejection CHAIRS.
2elegant MANTEL MIRRORS. with oTaame n tai
bssutigl ROSEWOOD Rtsf ErEeRE. deliberately
,1nsTnlfeent CHESS TABLE; inland with pearl.
Spieodtd Suk, Brooatel and Lace CURTAINS,
Velvet II Tapestry and Brussels CARPETS.
Beautiful Rosewood BOOKCASE, handsomely
Genuine Chinese and other VASES.
Eeganj JAS CHANDELIERS
Several rare OIL PAINTINGS, some of which are
THE DfNfNG. ROOM FURNITURE consists
/ splendid Black Walnut BEAUFET, elegantly
carved, with marble top.
very handsome Mahogany SECRETARY. a
most excellent piece of furniture, and of Gu
be s3tiili Back Walnut CHINA PRESS, masni
fcentIy carved.
An elsgant Mahogany EXTENSION TABLE,
set Antique Black Walnut CHAIRS
several very handsome ENGRAVINGS;
rHE CHAMBERS are FURNISHED w!,h splsndld
STfEH0S, Marble STOP top CABiNETs and WASH
STANDS, Rocking and Chamber CHAIRS. large
Reclining Chair. Lounges, Hair and Shuck Mat
tresses, Feather Pillows and Boisters. Bedding
Tolet and Chamber Sets complete, Carpets. W in
dow Shades, Looking Glasses, Mating, &C.
-AIStj-
A large assortment of C HiNA and CUT GLASS
kfchEN iFettstHtFr Tltf the usual variety OF
The above FURNITURE is of the most eIe-
dsf Ia the CITY of Richmond, used but fe " months
apG is really worth the attention Of the public.
The house VIII be open on MONDAY, the 18th
!Cst., to enable the public 10 examine the FurnI-
ture.
TsRMs;-AlI sums unaer, sloe, cash; over that
negotiable paper. JOHN ENDEKS Adm'T.
s.,.onan,..a +, q N y 2, Mar. e; Lea coed.
hDDlTlONA1 Win Be added led to D the Above
sale, most excellent TOP BUGGY and HAIR
N Sc and very fine c9W Nd ana as ghtF Adm,
TRISTEEs sAh. -. stV.K OF DRY
HATS; CAPS, FANCY .ARTiCLtS, SC, Al
AUCIIoNir By virtue of deed of trust from A
Hastings Court of the city of kichmond, we shall
proceed to sell, on Thu RSDAY, 20 h inst, at Il
tween Franklin and Grace streets, the entire stock
contained IN said store, consisting Of large va
r,,ety Of fresh, seasonaole nhx GOODS. CLOIH
ARTICLES, SHOW CASES, &c
A the same time, will BE- sold the uuexpreC
!, - Ease OF said store, together with the FIX
TEEMs.-AH SUMS under 500, cash over thai
AMOUNT, 80 d4's, credit, Tor approved negotiable
paper s. EoskNF I: LSsANNoN'{ Trustees
Sale conducted by Z. b. COOK, Auct. Sc 10
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BALTIuoKK, Sept. n-Flour closed active and
stegd,- Howard and Ohio So. Wheat steady-Ied
: La51Si IS; white $ 40gr sl70. Corn du.l-whIte
e5h7lc elbow 69r7lc. Provisions quI"t-Bacon
El-es l24 iz52c; Mess Pork sag o. : 10 90; pr,me
SlA1tn >l5. Coffee firm and ac'lTe at Sl4a ; Is:
stock On hand 1000 bags, Whlskey ne 4vy at 2S1ac.
NKw IoKA. Sept. IA The stock market Is ire
Eulsr-New York CenrraI's S7i+; Va 6's s2 Mo. 6's
s. Cotton dui! II lC443. FloAr ioweT-southeIn
81 lUdS6s0 " heat lower sales OF 255 0O0 lush
els, white 81 81 g 5 81; red 81 $50 s. 81. earn
steady mixed t6d68o. Pork heayy-Mess $40 ~
a sI9 81 WmE,eN dropping and quoted AZ A1sc.
Su2hr steady. cufe e steady a. 1874 q I5c TuTpen-
tine dull at 39}s I4lc. Rosin firm at ) 81. Rice
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FUTURE De VS..
ByI. &C. Is. Davenport, Auerr..

CRorFRIFs, &c.,AT AUCTION.-On
10 o clock AZ Auction store, an assortment of
Coieo and Crushed SUGARS.
kenn.d SYRUP.
Portland do. -
tugish Dairy CHEESE.
SOAP, CAN DIES.
Pure MOLASSES RUM
Eechhed and Old Rye WHISKEY.
Pare FRENCH bRANDY.
= Manufactured TOBACCO.
tireen and Black TEAS.
BACKING, CIGARS.
SOLE LEATHER.
London PORTER and ALE. &c. 30;
TERMs.-S 100 an under, cash ovef 800, fJu r
months credit, for approved paper;
ssl5 / h ~. IS DAVENPORT, Auct'rs.
BOOTS, Sac -, ..aIs Ana CAPS. AT
d AJICTIUN-On WEDNESDAY, Sd Octob r,
We will sell at 10 o clock at our auction store 600
cases BOOTS, SHOES and HATS, consisting OF
Fine CALF BOOTS.
Heavy WATER BOOTS.
Mems BKOGANS, SHOES, ana OXFORD
T. ES
women's SHOES.
Childreu's SHOES.
Fur aud WOOL HATS.
CLOTH, Plush anC GLAZED CAPS.
The goods all fresh and season abis. The
STOCK will ne ready for examination four days be-
fore the auction.
500 and over, for approved paper;
seS /. d u. B. DAVENPORT, Aucts .
MASS LICOR.CE AT AUCTIoN.-On
vi THURSDAY, 20 n Sept, We will sell, at 10
O'Clock, at our auc ION store,
~ cases fresh SPANISH LICORICE, Ynurria
brand, -
just imported per bark Ella, direct from Spain.
TEkMs.-Four months credit Tor approved pa
per-. l. u. b. DAVENPORT.
Sc Is Auctioneers.
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DIVIDEND.

OFFICE VA. CENTRAL r r. CO,t
RICHMOND, Sept. llth 1860.
nfEIDEND NOTICE. ne Beard of Di-
u rectOrs Of the VIRGINIA CEN IRAI. RAIL
ROAD COM pANY have declared q semi aulual
dividend OF 25a per cent. upon tha Capital SInc K
Jf the COMPANY, LAY able - the stockholders on
and after the Eth inst
The books OF transfer Will be closed un il the
10Th inst lse l2-ti6thSl GA RRETI, Treas
HiYIDEND.-The Board cf Directors of tine
- RICH MUND FIRE ASSOCIATION have de-
ciared dividend 4 ten pei cat. the capl tai
stock thereof, tie SIX MOI ms eLdine st pit lst
1860 Pay able to the stock holders or thar legal re
resentatlves on aud alter "WEDNESDAY, 18th INST.
sex lGL no. a. TOMrkIhS. Sec'y.
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From Mexico

NEW OrLrANs, Sept. il.-Rsliable advices
frg,, Ven. Cruz say since The defeat of Cobar
The safe Of Oxaca had been IN full posses
SON u the Liberals. The ReactIonsts had
ahanaeded the cities of Jalapa, Cordova and
Q.iz9ha where the Liberals are now raising
troops 70 attack them AT Puebla. The main
army cl tie Liberals Is now At QuereterTa,
srd preparing 10 advance on the capital.
The lstnmus Of Tehuantepec and the route
t. me capital are now open TO the Liberals.
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IUHN CARV'S SCHOOL OF
Il MO- ! y L A \ u \. d u r & n l. a Nl

u ANCIFN An y n UDtRN JANJ UAJIb,
An d OF MAIH ENATlCS,
RsUi0Cei TO tCsSt SIDE OF I'm, bettceeH Marshall
ard Clay streets.
The Fourth Session of this School will com
meDCe on MONDAY september nth, and continue
ten InOntns.
Teams For the scholastic year Of ten months,
g32. ) 40. $50 and 500 according to grade OF sub
Jects ,udIed. Payable semi annually in advance.
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WASHINGTON. Sept. Ii.-Capt. Walker has
bee u ordered 10 supercede Capt. Farragut in
commard OF the steam sloop Brooklyn, now at
the IstAmus OF ChiEqGi.
James NJ. CArpen, 81 Ky, has been appoint
ed PaymaSter in the Navy, TO FIJI a vacancy.
Capt. Thompson has been ordered to relieve
Capt. PTeutlss in command OF the Seminole.
Capt. Drayto has been ordered TO ordnance
duty in Philadelphia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15

a UtahCHbrLE TARW FOX SALE.-As
the 9th of September, 1890 if lair; if not the
next fair day ON the premises sell at cton hat
valuable AKIN, known as poplar Inn" in the
count OF CaTonne, containing 800 ACRES. more
or less, lying four miles south of Bowling Green,
and within Ia miles of Milford Depot. and aGjoin-
ing the lands of John B. Coats and Others II ia
deemed unnecessary Ia give fur cher description
OF the land presumlng those wishing tn pu CHASE
Will examine for themselves. Possession given 20
seed acrop OF wheat and full possession given list
January.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third cash the balance
in two equal instalmenis att and years with i'm
teI est, the purchaser e~eeuting bonds. with seeu
rltI, and deea oil trust upon the property TO
secure tGs payment. ] NJ g. DICKl NSuN
All 2l-Ims EYaontor If Ira
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Later from California, &c.

81 JusEVHs. Sept. 1.-THE Pony express
,.y.,s-s dates from San Francisco TO the LIST
;nstqut and Japan dates 10 the 23d July.
The Japancss steamer Candinarrah had ar
~,,sd home. aud the officers had gwen glow
Ing description Of the reception of the emoss-
~ by The americans.
'.s,,.,raf vessels hsd left San Francisco with
s,,-',,.4e. for the allied forces In the Chinese
VS. 'ers- ,
ras Dem ocratiJ Convention in Oregon had
snIt lutu ty-o WIGS, which were TO hold
NJ u. o o.. The l-lh and l~lh.
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TnnoNro, sept. ~ The royal party left at
81 clock luv cars for Loadon. The amphi-
staefre WIS again crowded with people, be-
-. tho.Asrda Itn4Ls the track on the eS e.
,1,n1ae. 10 Ket y l,s sight Of the Prince, VITO
"a en- she platform of the last car, bowling
h farewell
the Leader Of to-day, the Government or
"a. contTadlcts the report that Governor
tss8ersI Head 10 10 leave Canada. II says pos
ft'xely that he viii, after a short absence, re-
,urp and commence "A new term of Office.
I1SDaN. & W. sent. i2.--Ou the way to tn 8
clrv today the Prince stopped and received
addresses at Il lelrh, Peters burg and Stratford,
and arrived here ~ { O'Clock T. NJ. Ten thous-
snH people assembled 10 receive him. The
ceremony of presenting and replying 10 the
s3tTeSs was hurried through on account OF
The bitter cold weather, after which long
rr.cesslou escorted The Prince 10 Tecumsey
II ,,rl. where he Stops The city is handsomely
fa.orated with arches, banners. sc.
The Pruce leaves tor Sarnia at O'Clock to-
morrow morning.
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Tic NalionnI Agricultural Exhibition

CINCINNATI, Wednesday, September r.
The Nauausl Exhibition was opened by az
address from Prof Cary, in behalf of The citi-
zens Of Cincinnati, rendering the grounds TO
rur United States Society. President Magee
responded. The time OF taking entries has
been extended, owing To the impossIoihty 10
receive them. The exhibition, as whole,
surpasSes any yet given by the society.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept, 12.-The schooner
Vermont, with cargo of wheat and corn,
struck the pier last night and sank just inside.
NJ lives were lost. Her cargo is insured.
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Latestfroin California.

ST JosEPHs, Sept. l3.-The overland ex-
vrass Of The list arrived here day.
Nothing ofiIterest had trans pired since tAe
last departure. The steamer Golden Age left
on the Isl for Panama with 81, 49,, 900 III treas
ury.
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BIZ L. Ii. Cook, Auct'r.

CTOCK Co9F tECTlONERIES. SHOW
, CASES, &C. AT AUCTION On MONDAY,
18th inst, at ~ O'clock. will sell At he store on
Broad. 81 door above 18th street, all the stCck of
ConiectlOnefIes, eIa racine a general assortment
Of trssn and seasonabI- goods, together with the
show Cases, Store Fixtures, &c.
Sc Is r.. Is. COOK. Aucts.
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Cricket Match at Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l2-The cricket match
Al the opening OF the new grounds of the
Germantown Club. between eleven Americans
of Philadelphia, against eleven English OF
Philadelphia and York. took place 10 day
The first innings resulted: English, ii Anne
rlraus a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15

DEREMPTORY SALE OF A HOUSE
I AND LOT ON 9rH STREET, FREN II
GARDEN ill I've will sell, upon the prem
,ses. IN WEDNESDAY,, the 10Th day of septem-
eer commencing ut 41a O'Clock p NJ the Framed
House and Tot on the e'st side of 9Th street
French Harden Hill, now occupied by MIR. A. Ball.
1t contains several good rooms, and is in pretty
good order
he Lot fronts on oh street % feet and runs
back 1870 ieet.
IEKMS.-Cash.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & SON, Aucts.
T. s.-The former purchaser having failed to
comply with the terms OF safe, the same Will be
sold at his rlsk and cost. Sc is
SBtklFE'S sALE.-Wll be sold on FRI
- DAY, the 29rh dap. Of September. 1850, com
mcnclng At IL o CLOCK A. ", at the mines OF the
New York and Richmond Coal Company. void
opr .ng he Il MInes,) about miles above the city
OF RicnInnnd, the following property, to wit
three ENGlNES of from IL 10 20 horse pow and
fixtures; PUMPS for drawing water from the
NJ mes; SAW MILL. &c; b COAL CARS; about
four OF FIVE miles of RAILROAD TRACK, cover
ed With heavy rail of hest quality; SiLlS, &c a
lot OF MINING TOOLS. 4 SO, a lot OF CARPEN-
FERS' TOOLS and LUM BER; BLACKSMITHS'
TOOLS. TRUCKS, SCALES, &c, levied ON to
satisfy an execution In favor OF Isaac Pomeroy
the New ork and Richmond Coal Company.
TEhNs.-Cdsh
JOHN A. HUTCH ESON, s. H. C.
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kirRin Now OrIeauS.


NEW ORLEANS, Sept. l2.-The rosin oil fac
tory on the New Shell road WAS burned yes
terday. Loss S5u,0UU; uninsured.
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Death OF Mrs. iIarHPy.
rorthcrn Markets.

New YORK, Sept. 14.-LetterS from Paris
announce tie death of Mrs. Harvey, wife OF
Gen Harney L. 5. a.
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By Goddin & Appprson, Aucts,

- LIABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, AT THE C0hNkk or LEO Il
AND 4rH sIRkETS, AND SEVERAL LOIS
LEIGH STREET. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
WA be sold THIS AFTERNOON, on the prem
az real estate. belong ing to Mr.. David Cloptoo
of Georgia, VIZ : 6o feet OF ground on the North
line of A. street 100 feet 10 an alley Is feet wide
having thereon two Oh buildings Also. fifty feet
N rear OF tae above, fronting so feet on the s.
two lots on tbs west ne of 4th street. one bounded
ny the south line of Jackson street, fronting Il
feet, unning back l32 feet, and the other bounded
on the north line OF Jackson street, fronting Il
leet on the west line of Attn street, running ba- X
lj2 teet These lots located in a most i'm provIns
part Of tie city, ard are Justly regarded as very
valuable.
TIRns-One third cash; balance ct and 8
months. Tor negotIahis notes. interest added, and
title retained TIL the last mole ls paid.
Is tDbBIN n hpPFR>0N. Aunt's
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pUCklN CHAM HIGH SCHOOL
CHAS. w. GRAWLEY, A. M.
TUOS. ]. GARDEN, A. M.


y CLANNIOh L SOhUVIL, UIN 2 hS EIU = OF
7rH, BETWEEN CLAY AND MARSHALL
resuEed on MONDAY, september Path. In this
school, every facility IS afforded for the thoIou u
study taught 10 schools of the ghest grade, and
the Prime pal every effort to promote the al
raaceueut of his pupils
soPHICAL APPARATUS has been purchased SINCE
the last session.
ment, froIn ) to 31a 2. NJ. each day. The name of
this gentleman is sufficient guarantee that the
language will be Ihoroug hly taught.
TERMs-As heretpore.
For further particulars, parents are requested
to call at MessTs BINFoRU 4 PoRTER's Ware
rooms corner 18th and Franklin streets, or ad-
dress me through the Post Office.
se4-dIm J. H. BINFORn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-15
LUDLAM WATSON,
au Els Opposite SteameTh' WharYaa.
a. Ch a y " r.. or bOLR OF
e illls.sszH sTARTING AND RUNNING OF

sTAkrfNGG" A \ c ku MINI o 81
"a. I lam BOkTS GltN COVE
AND GURTIS PICK TO PORTSMOUTH, AND
NoRfOLk.-The GLEN COVE, Captain T. M
SouTB6ATE, will leave the wharf at Rockets reg
ularly every MONDAY. W ~ On ESDAY and FRI
DAY MORNINGS, at 6 o. clock precisel,. and re-
turn each alternate day, Sunday excepted
The CURTlS PECK viii discontinue the mig hit
I've alter MONDAY, the 10th inst. ard continue
the daily lIne leaving he wharf at Rocketts resu-
laris every III ESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT-
UhDAG MORNINGS. at o'olock precisely and
Return each alto rbats day. Sundays sxce pied.
Both Boa.s will touch at all the res ulaI landings
on the TISer both goIns and returninx
fts age IT, Norfolk or Portsmouth, So. Meals,
each 80 cents extra
Frslsbt tn he landed on the river ,nuSt be pa,d
fOr tchsn SsHi So,eH, and will no. he Iesp,,nsl
bic Tor alter ~ is put the whsrf WIN CHI IL IA
dlFec'ed or marked. d. HASKINS.
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