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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-09-20
Election of Lincoln Conceded.

The Baltimore Patriot an old and ably con-
Quoted paper, which has supported Bell and
Everett, in its issue of Sept. 7th comedies the
election of Lincoln and Hamlin. and exnrssse q
determination to cease all further effort. Du-
ring the time that intervenes between now and
'tction, tie Patriot promises to abstain from
pol'cs aud d'vote its columns TO Education,
Agriculture, &c
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-09-20

Str,moms ar Scr'titlous 469ictiopos
are the Curse and Blight Of Manki'ad.
They are vile as well as fatal. They
arise from contamination Of The BIZ Cd,
and are to be seen around us every>
where. One fourth of all we meet are
tainted with them, and one fourth OF
tn use die, die toolishIy too, because they
are durable. Scovil's compound of
SarsapariIla and Stillingia or Blood
Liver Syrup, cleanses out the Scrofu
lous corruption from the blood, and rem
ders it pure and healthy, and effecIually
expunges the foul contamination from
the system. No longer 4roan under
your Scrotulous disorders when SEQ
Wills compound is to be had.
see advertisement.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-09-20
eM IL II a5g 4 e ID.

In this city, Sept. 18th, 1861, the NJ f. Church. by
the Rev. P B. Pease, Rev. j. L HAUSER, of he Wis.
Con, and Miss JENNETrE G. SHEPHERD, daughter Of
j 7, Shepherd, of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eauser under ,pojntmeht to the
East India Mission, and expect sail from Boston for
Calcutta the 25tl inst
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-09-20

EE That most reckless of fillibusters
Walker, it appears has at last come
to the end Of his career. The accounts
say he is to be shot If this be SO, the
world viii have one lawless robber the
less.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-09-20

THE GREAT EAsrERN-The Great
Eastern steamship arrived home safely,
making the run from New Y ,rk to Mil
ford Harbor in nine days four and a halt
hours. She will undergo some repairs,
and return to New York this fall
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-09-20
Republican M,stingg in Bristol,

Republican Meeting will he hid in the iowa Of Bris
tol at bury Chapei ia SHAY 25th of September
lost, at I oc ock in tn evening
Republican Meeting will also b. held in Bristol Mt
the Meeting HOus- q. W Wards Tuesday the 2i
OF october, at O'clock in the evening. Speakers from
abroad have o<en engaged 10 attend address these
meetings publ Bristol req IL sted
the notice these me tings, exeaS.vely possible.
All parties al e invited to come and hear.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-09-20
A Card to Young Ladies and Gentlemen

The subscriber will send free Of charged to all VINO
slt ~ a Recipe amt direc for makIn simple Veg
etdbte 81 Iha that Will in fr I'm eight da
Pmpes Botches, Tim, FreckIeS Sail wness and
purltes ID roughneSs Of the ska, leaving ne same
nature intended it should he-S0f Gle r. smooth md
beautiful those desiring the X cpe with ful instruc-
tons directions and advice, will please call address
with return postage]
JAS. 7. MARSHALL
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,
3m11 No. 20 City BiIi ings, NV York
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-09-20

CARL SEIZURE addressed Republican
meeting in New York City, Thursday
evening. AT the close there was a
torchlight procession in which ten thou
sand Wide Awakes participated.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-09-20

~ The Racine Advocate says, about
eighty loaded cars arrive in that city
daily, chiefly freighted with wheat.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-09-20

DOUGLAS AND HIS MoTHER.-Thes to
ry now runs, Douglas found his mother
few days since at Clifton Springs,
N. Y. whercupon he repeated his usu>
al political speech with few additions
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-09-20

Do YOU HEAR THAT? At Breckin-
ridge meeting held at Binghamlon N
Y. last week, Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson
made speech. Among other things
he said, the Douglas and Bell fusion
vote in New York, would not reach the
Lincoln vote in the State by $4,000.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-09-20
Republican Convention.

The Western Assembly District Republican Convention
composed OF the towns of Briol. par Brighton VIII at
Ia d. Randall AMI Salem, will he held ut the house Of
wburv in Salem on Satur lay October 9Th O'CLOCK
p NJ. Each town is entitled 10 three delegates.
7. s. COT ING,
s. B NYRiCK,
s. L. TARBELL
Sept 17th, 1869. Commute.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-09-20

Es Liberal subscriptions have been
made in Chicago, Detroit and Milwau-
kee, for the family of the late Captain
Wilson of the Lady E1gin.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-09-20
JoSLEN7S
PREMIUM PICTURE GALLERY

would say through he Kenosha Press TO my custom.
ers that have ht'ed Rooms Reeds Jewel'y
Store think have the best Sky light in the Sate-it
WIS built expressly for Pictures under ny own direction
shall be ON hand to my friends, AID the public
generally, til week
Ally style of Picture known to the art, can be had
prices which will be perfectly sat>fa story. 3G
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-09-20
DIE ID.

In Brooklyn, Green County, Wis, Sept. I'd 1860, Mrs
CYNTHIA $. WARD, in the 31st year of her age.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-09-20

sB The latest news from Italy is
highly favorable to the progress of Gar
ibaldi.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-09-20

BRECKISRIDGE CANDIDATE--B. F.
Butler is the Breckenridge candidate fol
Governor OF Massachusetts.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-09-20

Notice.

The Sabbath School will be ced at the Schoo
Hous near Mr. ;a;hS Oh the itcile 70 II SIaIa =,
Sept 23d at O'Clock ?. VI when d. Q. G4skl will de-
liver u address.
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Important to Females.
Oss CzsE r. Il WI ANS PILLS.

fFepdfed Oy cornelius l.. Chee>endn, III d., N \. Git
The combination oi ingredients III thesr Pills arr .,
s"t oil a long and eXten: practice. they mid
their operation, and cef tain III correcting all irregu
painful transformations. removing ali distractions.
from cold or otherwise, headache, pam side, pa p
on OF TN hear, wines ali affections, hysterI
fatigue. pain liz the back a. limbs, &C, disturb slice.
which arise rom interruption of nature.
To Married Ladies', Dr Cheeseman's p lis are il
valuable, ey VIII bring the monthly perit witt
regularity. L9dirS who have bee. Lisappon, I'd IN tn
use OF otner P Is can pace the utmost uilence in ID
Cheeseman's Pill doing AL they represent to do
There IS cOndittom 0 tie feutdte system en- ,oalc
2he Ptts cannot be ttGeh 1cittOUt p"OdUcing Il e.
LLAR RESULT. The condition referred 10 Is ! hE(,
NANCl--Ue result, -RISC,A RRI4GE. Such u ne J..
reSiStdbLe tendency VNe nedicine To restore The
fttcttOts to nOIUdt condition. Utd tie cepr0du.
tire iO1Oer Of Vttt0Ie OaHHOt resist it,
Warranted purely vegetable, aud free ON anyth NJ u
jurous Explicit dir ectons which should be
pauy each box. Price 81. Sent ny enclcsini :.
to the GeHeju Agent..
SOLD ny druggist ia every in the Ua::eu
X. b. HUTCHIAGs, General Agent the Cnited> at.
l65 Chambers street, New York, whom all
be addressed.
For sale by Wheeler Clark, and by F. Rob,nso, K.
nosha; Bodies, smith Co., Chicago. Iy4
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Republican Uounsy convcn,iou.

Republican county convention.
TIE Kepdb'ican Convention for the nomination (
County OH GERS viii be no der the Agricultural Hal
in Bristol,
saturday. Oct 2Oth.
at O'Clock, p. NJ. + cn town in the county, and eac
ward i'll the city, entitled t'.ree delegates "a h.
by ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE
September Sth, 1850.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

FENHlS is TO inform all persnn<, thar nv So
d Charles r. Foot, has bought is time from me, ~Dt
u ON tins date shall pay debts of his contracting,
claim any thing Ehic4 may become due h,u
Of his earnings SOPHIA ANN OOf
Pleasant Prairie Sept 7th, 1861 4wl4
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-09-20
on the Face and skin Disease.

Pimples on the Face and Skin Diseases
Are generally caused by Animalcua burrcrghed in III
the skin Dr. Irask's MAJ ne'ic Ointment by its power
full and penetrating qualities destroys every vistaRe
tfem ring health ard beauty the skin wereve
~pplied, removing Tan and FreCkles.
iNFLAMED OR ORE EYES.
A. g. Gushing, Of South Bend, L. dia saws: III,
Magnetic Ointment is the Guiy remedy in for IN
famed Eyes Ihe Auditor of our county has so muci
faith in its curative powers IN this dis, that he
y highly recomno DIS it, but uffrs to forfeit the amour
paid for IT in each case, if it fails of IA cure"
PILES.
Piles, which are at this Of the year particularly
t'Onbiesome cured at by Tra;k ks Maguecti,
Onuenappy to the parts aztec ed and of HE back
NERVOUS OR SICK HEADACHE
A ply the Ointment rely To tie fo ehead and temple
and back of The neck also II e soes the fee an
palms of the hands II nil relieve the
in thirty minutes.
Read advertisement in this paper 3m10
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AUCTION oAIIHo.
FUfUhE DAfs


1 FURNITURE B, virtue OF a deed of trpsss,
executed 70 the subscriber b. VI A, DAVIS. dated
InRs urt ot,cs an recorded ia kiehmoad HostI
sell at public auction, OF TsEsD ~ 7tb Jut,
1850, comm ncing at 10 o'clock. A n 1t he resi-
oence OF SAID Davis on 9Th street Frepca rsrAea
Hill the property conveyed ~ saio deed, consist.
ing Of q variety OF elegant PAtI.OR and HAN
DE- Jk e. # r. 4ss sf.s Fas4 ,y,.
NJ At the same ,.sns s he sold the enex pire
lease of the above houss, to -e'"'nate January j,
1861, u7
'TRUsTEE7s ga 4 r or FURNITURE,
trust. executed to the subscriber 10y NJ. A. Davis,
dated zlst December. 1855, and recorded in Rioh-
mond Hastings Court Office. being thereto re-
quesied. Will sell at pubic auetion on IT. rs
DAY 18th July, ls60, commencing at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. ut the residence of said Davis on Och street,
F'ench Garden nil. the property conve,ed b, SAID
deed consisting Of variety of Parlor and Cham
Der FuRNl rURE, OF the best quality, and in ex-
cellent erder.
Tskss-Cash. LUCIEN HILL. Trustee.
VALUABLE IMPROVED EAL rs.
dTo ANP ,'r a sT RI ms, FOB or
premises on THURS DhT, tse. is.h day Of July.
commeneing at 5 O'Clock p. Nj. 1Ho Taluable
pieces of improved real estate. VIZ:
LIST. The three s;ory Brick Tenement at the oor
ner of lfth street and Tobacco Alley. now in the
occupancy of WIN HOLT Richardson, Esq. It
fronts on lft street IS feet, and runs back along
Tobacco Ailey 80 feet to an alley, and is now
rented at $3.50 per anpum.
"a. The large Brick Tenement on the east side
5 IS s oGesP "s II Hons "a
feet and runs back IL teet and IS no1r renting at
500 per aBnum
Thu location Of this property renferaft rely val
ushle for business stands: and we invite psrticu
attention OF capital SITS aud others to tits sale
Terms OF SALE One third cash; the bs ance
at 6 and II months Tor negotiable pUtes. with in
terest added. Ard secured , trust deeds.
jy y JAS. NJ. TAYLOR h SON, Aucts.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch
LATER FROM EUROPE.
-
.uR,vAL OF rHE Van DERBtLT..

81 NV YORK, Jnly i5.--The steamer Wander
@ssiL. from Liverpool on the ith inst, arrived
#hrre this morning.
81 Among The passengers are John q. Heenan,
sihe pugilist, and Col. Ciprian. The iat'er
TO make arran gements for Prince Napo-
d icons visit TO this country.
"a There had been numerous failures among
leather merchants Of England, WIN ag
&fregate liabilities amounting 10 1t,"VuuoN-
i he American houses in the h'ae u""e AZ
&LiNerpooi were not compromised ~,
Il There had been fresh disturbances Mt Ma
Sples. The police stations were saeStu ssha rii-
4 god and many of the keepers killed. The
sktns had arrived and ordered the immediate
for,natan of the National Guard.
Il An am bassador from Naples was expected
81 Don at Turn, with proposition for an al
Si.auCe with Sardinia
q GribSld,'s SIcilian Ministry was unpopular.
8 There had been fresh massacres in Sicily.
q PRINCE Napoieos had succeeded Jerome Boz
q, esarteas President of. the Privy Council.
81 he reapolitsn Minister At Parts had re-
"a e. ed.
81 The Portuguese Ministry had dissolved.
THE LATEST
81 MAEsEILLEs, july i-There was a skirmish
"a MrSsina on the 30th. between delaehments
81 ( Gari baldi's men aud portions OF the royal
troops.
81 ,iaTibaldi had appointed a new ministry,
3ny.udtng Stgnor Natalie for Foreign Affairs.
81 MADRID July 3.--Morocco has paid the first
asnstslment OF indemnity TO Spain.
81 An understanding will be arranged between
SARDINIA and Naples relative to the common
81, erests OF their crowns in Italy.
81 The Africa, Prince Albert and North
st}rilon had arrived ort.
n RRCIAL.
Il layyRPnoL July a.. Cotton. Estimated sales to-
g. !, OF 10 900 bales. the market is irregular. but
81 ehera,iy unchanged.
81 ErsadSt,eFs The weather is favorable to the
crops Flour very dull and declined Oh. us
" heat duh aud declined ED. Corn has a down
ward tendency, and holders are pressing on the
market at Cd Ills. decline There have been con
.ideTahle sales Of yellow at 30a3ls. and white at
$50 834S.
d PrortSioHs - Beef and pork heavy. ard n con
siderable reelection IN price necessary To effect
sales Bacon firm. Lara steady. Sugar hrm. klce
steady.
NarGi .SfortS.-Rosin steady at 4s. ass. 3D. Tur-
pentne dull. and nomlnalf quoted at BIS a 25as.
CoaRois 90 ag,4s
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The Overland Mail.

VAN buren,, ARK July l5.-The California
Overland mail, to the 25th, has arrived
The Supreme Court OF California had de-
clded adversely 10 the claims of Peter Smith
70 the land on which San Francisco is built,
seNcept his title 10 the beach and water lots
winch was confirmed. This decision is favor
able to actual settlers, but destructive TO land
snd town lot spectators.
The official returns from Oregon give Shield
Dem ~ majority.
Gold mines had been opened in the North
ern. part of California with excellent pros
poets.
The San Francisco markets were utterly
stagnant, with n downward tendency.
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tompletiou of a Telegram Line xc

VAN BUREN. ARK, July ia salute of 81
guns was fired this evening in horror of the
completion of the telegraph line TO that city.
The weather, for the past few days, has been
intensely hot in this vicinity. Yes terday the
thermometer stood los degrees in the shade,
and the air was so hot as to almost suffocate a
person. The river continues very low being
Forbade at nearly every point.
There is fair prospect Of rain which Is
very much needed.
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BY Goddim 4 Apperssn, Asct's.


GALE or HOUSE AND LOT on THY
ROCkETTs.. Ar AUSTioN The np ssIsigpsds
wishing 70 change his residence, viii sell = pub
iie auitioa U .oa he srsmses on MUHnti. the
18Th July, 1850 al O'Clock Y. N the nOLsk ssa
LOT On vhlch the subscrs'e Or now 70 ides. ON She
corner VI Main aad h asue streets trontIns fees
on the esst aide Of Lester or Main street., roBnins
Sa. ~ iest on the north side OF hagus SIR, ct
Inc onidinss consist of a Brick House, with
sIo"nEs, suitable Tor small store and dweI ing /.
aisO' Ems brick HOME, now nsed lie kerry,
adlonlns the prope, ~ Of n. W. Tyler.
IEhhss-Une third cash; balance Mt and 8
cured by trust deed Possession given IN ms
6sa,eiy. 6RACE gfltl XII u
gals eonductsd by GoppIs Aspsss"S. hao,'..
jyG
COuMIsSsVnk h'S SAT- UV SMALL.
~ Farm, ON THE CHARLEs CITY aCAu
ABOUT 3ts NILES BELOW RICHMOND AT
AUCTION BY virtue OF decree Of the County
Court OF Henrico pronounced on the 9Th day %
jus, 1890 IN The suit Of Bo~b.s - lewis and
18th day OF Jnl7, 1858. n O'Clock r. NJ sci! u tho
IN hest bidder. on The premises, the TRACT OF
Ian in the BIZ fnsnsont d, supposed TO contain
"A acres he il more or sess, adjoining the lands Of
l.. Tudor and others on which there - small
log house, row occupied BY mr.. Benz. joseph
THIS lard will he surveyed. and q plat e1hi tied
on the day of sale. snd sold IN lots oil ~ acres ~
desired, az IL lies beautifully for martet gardens.
and only slot: foar hundred yards from the keh-
mond and williamsburg Turf pike.
IkkMs.- Ca n ~ to t'De third: the balance On n
credit o. and months the purchaser executing
net oasie notes. interest ed, and the title re-
tanned until paid, and a conveyance directed bs
tire Court. JOHN DAVIS,
Special CcH.u'r.
Sale d, tispbIN Il ArPEfsos, Ancts ~ S
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kentucky PoiiticS.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, July IA Republican
Meeting was held III Courthouse Square las
night. and addressed by Il. O. Halves
Preparations are making for a large Breck-
inridge meeting might.
NEWPORT, Ky, July ia large Demo-
cratic meeting was held here last night and
speeches were made by General Flournoy. OF
Arkansas, and Major Ira Root. Resolutions
, were adopted endorsinH Douglas and John
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\ balloon yoygaP.

GREAT BEND, July ia large balloon,
CONTAINING two persons, passed over this viii
LACE last night, betwee@ 10 and IL o'clock. 1t
Vas moving southward. 1t is supposed TO
have been the ATLANTIC. which assembled from
Albany yesterday
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WASHINGTON, July lj-Oen. Lane. accom-
panied by Gov. Winslow and other friends,
leaves tomorrow morning, via the Potomac
boat and Norfolk. for North Carolina, his na-
i've State, having accepted invitations to visit
w affentOn and other towns in that State.
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Fire al MinhAnr.I. N.

WINDSOR, G. ", July r, IeG0-Mr Bailey's
store and warehouse, in this place, with their
contents, were burned this morning Mr..
Hunts warehouse, adjoining, was also par
tally burned. Loss not heavy, and covered
by Insurance. During the fire, Richard Law
son, OF Windsor, tell into the river and was
drowned
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The Great Fa;steru,

PHILADELPHIA. July IA committee OF
he Council has been ;ppointed to invite the
Great Eastern here. They will visit New
UliDf
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Fire in Nnru&.h Innn-

NORWICH, July ll.-TA lower depot Of ia.
Norwich and Worcester Railroad took iii. At
SIX O'Clock this mornl;g, and was burned
down. Inc cause of thefnre was spontaneous
combustion OF cotton Ystste. The railroad
Company's books and Eapers were mostly
saved Smiths furnituH store, in The upper
part OF the building, waf totally destroy ed
All The freight in the deEot was saved Loss
on building $4,000, and oa contents s., 0On In.
SuTrd
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by J. II. Dicges. Auctr.
CILvFR.pLATtD wAnr, GOLD A,

CILyER-PLATtD WARY, GOLD AND
CUTLERY, &c, AT AUCTION On T9URs
DAY morning, Jul, 10Th. a. 10 O'Clock at aucti IN
room Sc MaIn St. will be sold splendid lot OF Sill
Ter Plated Ware. oof'sls'ins Of Tet Sets, Coffee
Sets. China Vases Ene Table Cutlery, tnssthe r
v 18th lot of new and second hand Wstetcs-gold
and silver-l fine God Hunting Case Anne ri q n
Lever Magic Cas-. Gold Lever. fine Lava and
Mosaic Sets of Jewelr' Neck Chains, Crosses, &c.
!. H. DIUG ES, Auct
u, F. BQOTH, Salesman. iy Is I'd
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Auction SAILS.
FUTURE DAYS.
By A. ID. Williams, Auct'r.

DEAL ESTATE o. DUyAL AND ST.
~ PETERS sTRtET IN pIEALs ADpl-
July, 1850 at s O'Clock p NJ. ueon the premises,
respectively. will he s Id two Brick Tenements
and OTIS IN the north side of Duval street, in
Pr.ntiss' Row, and ad,oin ng ths propert. OF M.
CARMEL Ttey .e~e th,ss rooms each, and are
now ie ding good rents.
After which will be sold. Lot No. IL. in Duvels
Addition fronting the east side Of ST Peters At.
lf41a feet, and running BACK on the north line OF
Federal st -eet 90 feet.
TKsMs One fourth cash: halance A. 6, IL and
Is months. for notes, with interest added, and Sc
cured by trust deeds
IL 10 A. d. WILLIAMS, Auct
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apncrAI NOTICES.

IA Rsmoval.--J. G. Courtney has re.
moved tn the NEW STORE on Broad, between
sss and III streets, next door to Abraham Hirsh,
where he viii he pleased to serve his old custom
srs and the public in keneral, with nythns in his
line. . ms ,,r,,.,,,
ROOMS over n, store, to single g~nt)emnn, Also,
a brick OFFICE o htTCHEN IN the yard, Goa
taning two rooms all OF which are entirely new.
~ il-6t g. COURTNEY.
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~, ron MALTA two ttory WORK SHOP
as. on the east side of 9th street. near H4xall' S
sIAha-e II is now rented TO good tenant, and
pay in9 ia per cent on the amount It can be pur
chased for. Apply to - -
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Sailing ot The Auolo.Sayop

MONTREAL, July 1.-THE Anglo Saxon
sailed from Z uebec at 10 O'Clock for Liverpool
with 100 passengers. Wind west. Weather
clear.
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BY Thos. W. keesee, Auct.,
fOff1ce Garner 18th and CARY streets,

4 DMISISTs .IUk'. Sal. OF HnlsE-
HORSE, BUGGY, CART F.sRMlNG TEN
mencing a. o'clock at ogwood, )" the re, ifeneo
f the late hustao. Rohin.cn, sii OF his bnpse
~ ard HARNESS Cart and Harness. Farming
Utensils, &c; &c. d, order cf the Acininltt ator
1RkMs All sums under so, cash; over that
amount. go days credit, for approved negotiable
notes with interest al ed.
j. 10 lHOS. w. kEESEE Auetr.
POSTPONEMFNT.- TIE above sale is pOst-
poned until MONDAY afternoon: O'clock.
~ - THOS. W. kEEst 4, Auot.
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Ryy. ~. Digg~s. Auctr
CUNDsIys AICl,oN.Ion MoNDA

GUNDEJFs Ut AICTION.-Un MUNDAi
M0RNING, July 18th; at 10 o'clock, Mt Auction
Room n; Main street vii, be sold tor account al
whom il may concer~. lot OF GOODS upcsllsd
for. from tho sale of o. Streckers. consisting
of Clgafs, Can of Oil, and other goods. too Eu-
mereus to mrntion.
Also, one cask hre Ccgnac RrandS several cases
Old RYE W hskey: Once Desk; flee ChHiis: 49,,
COO fine Cigars: OIL Cloth Table Covers. Mating.
@. Also. q lot of Letter Pafsr Blank Books, &c
ADDfTlONAL.-I00 second hand Silver and
Composition Watches. ]. II Dl6pES, Auctr,
d. +. i'oora 4, Salesman. ~ Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-16

se rHsds!yahHs , Is 'l t4isfI
=: - AND BUCHANAN, AND BAY
LINE TO COLUMBIA
Richmond to Scots Richmond to Buoha-
vile -... 90 ra1......,,. o. m
Richmond to L,nch Richmond to Lex.
burg .---..,.4~- 81 GIL lngtrn ..-4........2c 90
On MONDAY, the 10th. our Boats sesiims their
resular trlps: leaving Richmond MUNDAYS.
WtpEESpAGs and FRIDAYS: at5P. NJ and
on SATURDAY, the 21st, our DAY LINE To Cso
umbIs wilt comme nee; and will con,nne to leave
Richmond ~ A: NJ, TUESDA rs, rHURSDAYS
ard SATURDAY.. Returning, leave Columbia
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYs' st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-16
Robbery at Ereutou.

TRENTON, July 10, lS6O-Messrs Titus Il
Scudder's store was robbed last night or 81, 500
worth OF silks. The store was entered by Use
KEYS. There IS no clue to the thieves