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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-12
Notice..

OVVOONVo
HAVING DISPOSED OF OUR INTEREST
IL in the Lumber Yard, corner Of Fourth and
Perry streets. We take 0ccasioo to return our
thanks to the public tor the liberal patronage be-
slowed upon US and to ask for our succe. sor GEO.
+. WOOD, continuance Of the sane
+ MEkWlN : co:
DAVENPORT, August 8, 1861.
The undersigned will continue the
Au m Der 711 - N O0a
ct the old stand Of F. Merwin 4 Co., corner Of
Fourth sad Perry streets. Constantly on hand
we'll selected stock Of
LUMBAR LA1H AND SHINGLES
st Wholesale and rctail. Bills for timber furnish.
cd TO order on short notice.
GEO. E. WOOD,
ag15-wtf1 Successor to F. Merwin Co
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Notice

THE C0-PARTNERsHrP HERrroropp
L existing between she upder.;en.d a. VIE ~
Boo and Shoe businsss. under the name And 49,
Of Jamison Murdoch. 10 this day disselve ~ ~.
itation: J. y. Jamison will continue he brsins..
and collect the dshts of the late Aru.
sasaa dlvl 3. xURDVCa.'
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in beautiful cur's, without injury to the hair or
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public about six months, and In
that short period Of time
1t has been tested
by more than
Ono Hundred Thousand Persons !
And they ill universally testify that the
nYPEmION Is 1nE GREATEST
BeAUTlFYER EVEN
offered to the American people.
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The II Jperien is the only article in the world
but what IAN be counter cited by unprincipled
persons. To prevent this, We do not offer it for
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Therefore, AIRY Lady or Gentlemen who desir the
soft luxuriant Curls, and whs desires to beautify
then selves by using the Hyperion, must enclose
the
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in letter, and address
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and it will be carefully sent by mail.
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Michigan Central Rail Road.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
To J,csU York, .vesc England
and The COso las.

ONAND AFTER NOVEMBER THIRD, 1861,
~ trains leave tho Great Genital Union Depot,
foot Of Lake street, rs follows:
GAM Day Expos except Sunday arrives at
Detroit at q p NJ Suspension Bridge at 4:o5 NJ,
Albany AIS NJ, New York $3.50 + VI, noston 1920
A N.
$3.50 P NJ Night Express texcept Saturday, ar
rive .. Detroit at 6:o5 NJ. Suspension brioge
5.25. Albany els NJ, New iork IL M; Boston
4:3O PM.
Cincinnati trains, via NJ G Railroad, leave Chi
cago 1T 6 A NJ mail tlain $3.50 r Fast Express
sfrive in Chicago att A NJ Fast Express, aud II
p NJ Night vail Train.
Tho $3.50 p NJ tram leaving Chicago runs through
to Cincinnati without change OF oars or baggage.
= AxrnI&A NJ M mi,
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- REGULARLY EDUCATED AND LEGITI-
i Macy qualified, ard hss sxper,e' G. d in eli
fora Of diseases knowledge qute indiepensii 10
IN the proper treatment Of the '. nereal di.eases
in all its varied and complicated forms, and has
for years made the treatment Of Irivats diseases
bis hssiness and study. Experience, the best
Of tea hers. has enanlod him to perfect remedies
.. once efficient, safe, permanent sod n most
cases can DO used Without hind,ance 70 busiosss.
Particular attention given to old standing Gases,
such - were formerly considered incursb:e-
Syphilis io ell forms, GonorEb lsleet Structures.
Orchitss, Diabetes. bladder ard Urinary diseases.
Also The effects Of solitary h.bts both ruinous to
bsdy and mind, and which produce some Of the
following effects Blotches, bodily ~ akneas
constipation. aversion far and uneasiness 10 female
society, unmsnlinsss, dread Of future events, an
ally complete prostration Of the vital power loss
Of memory, ringing In the esrs-csn bs fully re-
stored 70 health. &s
All letters. with stamp suswsred.
DR.. w. manufactures I'll his medicine from the
purest drugs; free from I'll sasll Or easte. Please
call friendly talk sod his opinion will cost you
nothing. His tssatmsnt IL the rssult Of l.pg II.
psrienes and Il commsncing the Conscience Of The
entire wsst. So charge viii 30 nass ua.sss cure
10 psrmassntly sasstsd. d.. ". treats sslf-sbuss
With the most happy result.
Post Once boz, 1.5s4. O6es anl Consaltstios
Rooms l6a south Clark street, Chicago, III.
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Costar's Rat, Roach, 10 Eztsrminatof.
Costar'G
Cos .ar's Bed-bug Fxtsrminator.
Costar's
Costar't Electric Powder for Insecta, 10.
1Ss5.. 500 AND 81 90 Boxes, BorTI1s AND FlAsEs,
So AND s. FOR PLANT ATOMS, SHlPs, BOATS,
HorsLs, &C., &C., DC.
CAUTloN!!! To prevent the public from
being impose, upon BY %p"r;ovs and Highly Per-
sicio.s kmsatio~s. . new label has been prepared,
bearing facsimile Of the Propr'stors signature.
fore purchasing, and take nothing bat g cos.
TAkS.''
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are run on Day Express Trains.
Patent Sleeping C.ss on Night Trains.
Baggage Checked Through.
THROUGH TICKETS for sale in oil principal
kairoed Off es in the West. at the General Uf ,e,
corner Of Like and Dearbon streets, (unisf the
fremont House, Chicago, and at tho depot.
X. N. RICE, Cent oup't.
J. W. SMITH, Western Pass. Agent. dos
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POWERS, HOTEL.
(roaMERLY EAaLE's)
II AND 10 PARK ROW.
VOn0effe The AZ Ans.e. ~..l Dbl ~. VI

~EPvs'se ssse ASsIJ zzOaeSe ana xD0SEs NEO ork.
Price Of Board $3.50 per Day.
THIS LONG ESTABLISHED AND POPULAR
= House has recently been rebuilt and greatly
enlarged BY the sddit on Of over 100 rooms, and
now has accommodations for over 800 psfsons.
u mas also bsen thoroughly renovated and re-
furnishe,, and 10
HEATED By STEAM AND LIGHTED WITH
GAS THROUGHOUT.
This Hotel hsa one Of the best locations IN The
City, 10 easy Of access from all the STEAMBOATS,
and Railroads leading TO the City, and 10 conven-
lent to al the City convsysncss. It has now iii
the rsquisites Of
FIRST CLASS HOTEL, #
ensaring the comfort Of iss inmates.
The p:s!os.ssef the travelling pablo isrsspsct-
Tsaxs sl.sor.. DAY.
feb26-dSm II. L. POWERS, Proprietoe.
John zlMM e RmANn.
DDIANO AND ORGAN NArupAn.
l tursr, one door west ~ -,
18th and LsCiairs streets, Dsvsnnest
.eva: AI!instsuments Of my own make vasrest.2
Ane Kept y csder. without charge, I've m
at. =; in::Ekspeirinsa and tuning dooe q Ill tne,
04vusee.A s<llls, 1sse.1 lepl1s-ii,
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Destroy Instantly

.oNLY mrALL1BLr REMEDIES KNOWN"
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Freight of all kinds will be carried from Chica-
90 to all points East at all times, 1t as low rates
~ any Other Railroad reuto. sep2y-dtf
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SALISBSBY'S PATENT BUSTERS
are run on Day Express Trains.
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IDIEI1.

On Yesterday morning the sth Inst After q severe
,,,ness of three weeks Of scarlet fever. MANY
Louis. only child Of William aud Henrietta a.
Miner aeed five years and six months
Th,s hssn,iful child was the idol Of its parents.
%, God has seeu o. TO remove Il from this trouble
acme world to become ono Of His angels
Her little bed Ia empty now.
Her little clothes laid by
mothers hope, mothers 10Y,
In deaths cold arms now lie.
take these little armx says Ne,
And fold them in my breast;
Protection they will find in me,
In me be ever blest.
Hsr funeral will take place this afternoon, at
o'clock from her fathers residence, on French
Garden Hill The friends of The family are re-
snectfu,,v invited TO attend, without further no.
tice.
On the 9th ins.., at 4 p. M, Ms A. B. RANKIN.
wife of the late Robert Rankin.
Her funeral Will take place on Monday Al ~
O'Clock A. NJ from her late residence, on I'D, be-
tween Main and Franklin sits.
OF consumption in Henriee county. on the 18th
of September, Private WIN. I. pUNAWAl, Ill INC
i5th yesr ct his age. 80
Respondisg to bis countrys call, he catered the
s4:h Virginia regiment ia March last. maintained q
GOOD report In camp. and fought through two &C.
we're engagements For many years Mr. y; was
consistent member of the Baptis. Church, and
wasted by dsease) he left to his sfil,cted widow
a,d friends the brightest evidence OF reaurrec'
tioa into life eternal. III It. u b.
At the residence Of her husband, in New Kent
county. on the 2lst Of November. Mrs ELIZABETH
POWERS in the Ash year Of her age.
Tho disease that terminated the life Of this emf
neat lady WAS congestion of the braio. She had
q, loved good health 10 within a week sf her death
and when she wan taken Ill abe was in the midst Of
sor f,mily conducting her domestic concerns, with
no suspicion of ths fell messenger. She was =
devoted Christian. sffectionRte wife. kind
mother, ard liberal and feeling neiehbor. She
las several sons new in the Confederate army, tc
whom her death will cast ito melancholy shadow.
In her tho poor and sfictea found friend and the
moths.ie.s mother. Her death was as calm ana
peaceful as her life had been harmless and useful
These who knew her will not fell TO pay just
tribute 10 her quiet and uasssuming virtues. II
her death be. famiy have los. n g emile sorerness
and su evecchesI.ul and consoiiIg friend in I'D
yersity May he who tempers the wind so.ace their
Sorrows over their departed friend d. ID
On the ,noruilg of the oh inst. EMMA ELIZA
BETH, dsushtsr OF Cept. L J, Aawiey and +. A
Hawiey at their residence, ca Bread street, aged
years J month and days. Che was a lovely 5hild
AMI hiss left many SAL heaEt TO mourn her eepGr
tura.
On Saturday morning, the OH last FRAN
DEANE, infant son of Samuel q. and Sally "
Ta-dy.
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4 Short.Siyhted Policy

The reason 9Gere! By Lord John Russell Ecr &c.
Ginning to unite Win France il proposing an arm
tice to tie two american beligerents that 1t would
be declined By tie United sas.as AID The prospect
OF successful mediation be stiI further postponed,
Il On its face miserable pretex., only worthy tie
saizbre of mousing politician. The very mode.
cate Measure Of humanity proposed by the Empe.
ror OF tie French, backed by three such Powers
So France, England, and Russia, could have given
no offence to the United States. which has already
shown that it cannot afford to be offended by any
European Power, even when tlers il real cause OF
offence. What ia there in the proposition OF az
srclistee to wound the sensb;li;ies Of sny one p
Tie ruth u.s. England desires the war to be wsgei
80 'is lister end, hoping to build dip her own Inter
sasts upon the ruin Of both parties
A more saos;sighted policy it is impossible 10
eoleeive. The course of England will only alien
ate tho South, withcu. prooi;isting the North--
The people Of that country will aever forgive Eng
land the just modification to which she subjected
them ip the Trent affair, AMI the aid alS comfort
her journals have given the Southern Gauss. L.
ssAs.sver way the war terminates Eogiand will
90 esvs Any the loser II the South should be con
4uered taek to the Union, quarter Of a century
would see tbs United States more powerful than
e7er and as able az abe would be eager to wipe out
every vertigo of British dominion from This CONT
nept II, the contrary, as none here doubts, tho
South stall establish its independence, it will So
lee: France IL Ina. nation which raors than all
others deserves ihe bestowInen: OF peculiar com
nescial privileges We shai never be guilty Of the
crime and folly of forgetting ONLY friend 1t
viii be a nat reconpense Of The seifsh policy OF
England tina. the enormous commercial wealth
and trade Of the Southern Confsdersey will one
day be chiefly possessed by France.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-08
BY Williamson L Co, Aucss.

ksALT AND SODA AT AUCrION-We will
X sall on TUESDAY, the 9Th inst commer cling
st 10 O'Clock 4. ID at our saleroom, Governor Ut
oDe DOR from Franklin, general assortment. OF
Household ard Kitchen FURNITURE CONSISTING
N-rd.obes, Carpet BRUSSELS aud others
Cooking stoses
Hat Racks, SOFAS
Marble Top Pier Tables
Feather Beds Hair Mattresses
Bsdsts 2ds, Mahogany Tables, &c.
Also, Double, ssrreilad Gun; 10: Of Misses
Shoes Tobscco Ccpperas; Cai0 Soda Black Pep.
pes; Cart Saddle, and ssoks OF Salt
wal be added to the above
very handsome Silver plated Breakfast Ser
vice
s Silver Watches; Crockery
3 dozen nsw Siege Jars feom to gallons
dec WILLIAMSON l. CO., Auct'rs
CALR OF VAaUAELE REAL KSTATR N
= nelson COUNTY BY virtue of a decree
q the Circuit Court, pronounced on the - day OF
November, 1862, IN the case Of "Earrison &c, va
Harrison. &C." shall proceed on the Both day OF
December. 1862, TO sell ct public auction, on the
premises. that valuable PLANTATION In Nelson
county, known as belmont" latsly the residence
Of Dr. Gessuer Harrison. formerly Of Gen. Alex
Brown, containing over one thougaod acres
This IL q very valuable Estate Tbs dwelling
house IL handsome Ard commodore bull: Of brick
and in extensive sud beautiful grove OF oak aud
other forest trees There are upon the premises a
merchant mil grist, saw, and csrdicg mills, which
/
also, tannety, now rented for $500. DR.. Harm
son lad also built, outside of the yard, several
large and conInodious wooden houses Including
d>rmitcries. ieciurerooms, kitchen, laundry, &c,
6es..nsd 20 .a9eeo.anodate about 100 studsnts
This land lfes within tr.ee I4iles Ct the yame.
River and Kanawha Canal, st New Market, and
within four miles, by good roads, OF two depots on
tha Orange and Alexandris Railroad II II Of good
soil, well timbered, and well watersd; has the
usuai out.houses, aud ID susceptible Of convenient
division into two fasm2, the mill property being In
Guided in either.
TERAs.-Ons.third OF tbs purchase money will
be required Ia cash. and the balance In i've install.
usnts, falling due respectively on the 9th day Of
March, 1863 1864, 1855. 1866, and 1867 bearing N.
telsst from the lst dsy Of January, 1853; but the
Commissioner believes that an arrangemeut can Be
haas iy which the purchaser, If he desires II, can
pay dc.sa the whole 10 essh.
FRANCIS III. SMITH. COm'r.
EStr At the game time and place; shall seli the
remslning PERSONAL PROPERTY. including the
crops of Corn Fodder, aud Oats all the Household
Furniture, among which II an admirable Grand
Piano. Also. about 100 pairs Of new Window
Shutters, 800 foet Of Wrought Iron Pipe, 10.
expect 10 ssh on the sane osesslon six or seven
likely keSroas.
TERMs-MAds known ut sale
no ae-tds r. Il. SMITH. Aanr
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b. y ;liiami Punniil, Auct
pripr.i>fi--.- Va

TMHEN5E SALE OF B0LLEEGBRoOE r,OTEI
{ FURNlTURE.-R Having purchased family
residence aasr Richmond, 10 .hst may be able Z
give personal a -3nt,ou 10 the American Iotsl,
Row offer for s2ie ny erttfe FURNITURE Of t5e
B3IiinSbTo0s nosei on rs aEpAY, December 9th
1882 Ii the Same tine will leasa to the hiFass
bidder. at public st.cticn, my remaining Lease CT
ii.e E0el ar.G Stable, which lease extends to jana
a-y ist 1864.
I;is sale will comprise as great q variety OF uss
I'll Furniture 77as offered st auction in the
Couiade-acy, al Of which 10 Ia good order
In Chamber t1rnituC0 / ottar one hundred and
tssong Bed, c1asi9,ing Of
Jenny I4ci, French. Walnut,
Carried kisple, High Pea.
And several -e.s OF Cottage s.s,c:s..Te.
50 Bureaus, IS Wa4hstando,
10 Water Buck9ts, ID Tables,
Comprising
Walnut, !ast5le,top. and Mahogany;
Bowls. Pitchers Glasses, Towels etc.
---ALS3.--
Hair. Chuck and Feather Mattresses,
Msssei.les Cults, Comforts
Blankets, Cotton and Linen Sheets
And g fine selection OK Carpe ing consisting O..
Velvet, brussels Tree ply, Ingram,
And some siS or seven n&ndfad yaIa5 Of lil-Giota,
IN PARLCR FURNITURE
Three f.ca Plate m.rora, Two Fianhp,
Two Gas Chandeliers,
BSoeEiel!s, Lace 2nd DaIi2sA Curtains.
(Ia1.rs Table, Aohair and Plush Te:e.a-Tete,
eofas Rocking Arm Chairs etc, etc.
Z
10 iazge Walnut Tables,
Aal0gazs Tables.
Walnut Bates
:; iiUa Chandeliers
large stearA Table, with eni:re fixtures,
e dozen Oak Chairs
Il double plated Silver Sugar Dishes, Cream
Pots aoiassss Cranes ) Casters, Fruit Basasta
and Pickle Stands. Also. Britannia Dish Covers
Ghslng Dishes, Tursus, Coffee and Tea Urns
siso, Cups Saucer, Plates, Dishes, Finger Bowie,
Goble:s, Preserve Diahes ssivors, Gallery Etsziiis,
Table Cloths. AID ali 2th4r tigs Re.essay 10
on 6 ko.e! dining rooE>.
In gitckeu, laundry, and Pastry Rocm every.
thing necessary 10 carry q frat class ho:ei
vii! G!sc sci. o,s OIaNi3Us one RAGd4GS
FEGUN t;vo BkTYINi. TUBS for Barber shop
with sl necessary fixtures large lot of LEAD
PIPING. two BILLIARD TABLES, with their
fixtures; q lacse Steam Boiler with Its fixtures;
Desi-s Presses, Gas Fixtures, ste.
Any person wi2hing to engage In first class
ho!ei business csn say to them thai this is an op
po..unty rarely offered
Sale will take phase on tbs morning of the 9,h
ant, az II O'Clock, and continue from day to day
bn. completed. J. l. DARLINGTON.
Sac conducted ay M. PAFN4..., Az.
no 29-9tH
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AH sisted that Charles A. Dana former editor OF
tho New Yoik Tribune. was On Monday tende. cd
position OF Assistant Secretary Of War Ia place
OF Judge Woicctt.
6amusl Chiffon, the attorney for John Brown,
LeAlss Ut WAsrenton, Va. He thinks old Jonn
Brown preclpits.ed the great rebellion.
Den. Coreorsn Is In eoraysnd Of Newport Eews,
where bis legion IL IN camp Of instruction for tn
pressIt.
One Of the largest paper nIs In Maine has
StOpped % AccOuat OF the want VI stock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-08

The iEAsOa THE TRIBUNE WANTED TO LET
TIE sEcfDifs STATES Go The Albany ArSus
recently charged ths. Greeley vas willing TO Let
tbe seeding States depart il pescs because hs
xnew that would prevent th5 United States ever
becoming Democratic The Tribune, IN reply, de-
uSfs to this version, and says:
How utterly false and dishonest ihe above L. our
reAdefs already know. We had no thought OF this
or that party. hut OF saving :he country by timely
coneessio., from worse calamity than the ioss OF
the cotton States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-08

NJ VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE iu
Richmond aud Manchester, to DO sold A. Aucu0l
THls DAY.--The special attention Cf the public
Ia respectfully called TO the sales of the following
very valuable real estate, viz:
At - o'clock, to the large four story brick Ware
house or Factory. ON the corner of 7th and Centre
streets, now occupied by the Ordnance Department
At the rental of o.. 900 per annu,n. =,
Al o'clock, 70 the beautiful Lot on the Souta
side Of Main, between 2d and ID sta.
A. O'Clock to the valuable Store aud Dwelling
in nchss,er on Main street, occu Died by Mr. f.
Mathews; and to the large Framed Dwelling or
Jackson street, occupied BY Mrs. snolings; and Il
several vacant Lots contiguous thereto
For further particulars 500 auotion head
de S-it GODDIN a. APPERSoN, Aucts.
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mpCrAI. NOTICES.

" EXCHANGE
BANKING HOUSE
OF
D. +. WILLIAMS
lO4 Main street, opposite American Hotel
Virginia and Southern BANK NOTES wanted
Of all kinds.
Also, GOLD and SILVER
The highest market prices paid.
Also
State aud Confederate
STOCKS aud BONDS
Always on hand for sale.
CsiI In de S--lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-08

HANDSOME PRCsEsT-When the infant SOC
and heir Of the Captain General II CUBA was lately
enrstened at the pr vate chapel in the palace the
Bishop Of Havana officiating the uncle Of the Cap.
tain Gsnsrls lady. q rich pisnts of Tiiniaad,
nsmsd Bourel, prevented to bis niece corenet,
brooch, ana ear rings, estimated to be worth els,
tSl ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-08
Esy Alexander Nett, AuCl'r.

EI>UaaIFrRR CLOTHING SaoEs, &C.--Wli
i be sold at auction. i. my store. en- ttlEH
fsAy, December gth, AZ 10 o'clock, lot OF bed
s,esds. lLetts ,ses, Tables. Chairs &c; Ready
Made C;o,hia}. Face, 4,&2hee8. &C. Cooking
Stoves Crookery, AZ. i4"ss~a,s. .ocleSo, Cigars,
Sc Gold aad BilyeT Watches. Jeseify so.
Ge8 LEX. NOTT, AuctE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-08

An IRON CLAD FOR BosTos.-Gov. Andrew Las
II y said submitted the proposal to President I'm
nArbos. The Alabama has been airexiy ui,bin
swo hundred miles Of that port. and the Goy.roor
in view OF the necessity of the work. offers, On III,
Putof Massachusetts, tha. she shall build the or AT
IN csss that the General Government cannot
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,s,Ha LARGE AND VALUABLE pRopsRr

stHa LARGE AND VALUABLE PROPERTY,
4 known sd the Bellevue Hospital, with vacant
LOTS attached, ct the corner of Broad and 22d
streets FOR sAI.E AT AUCTI0N,--At tee re-
cues. of the parties Interested We sh.' III. at pub.
Ssh I6o@, 81 o'c.css 2. n, the very large aad
beautifully situated property located 81 sbevs,
known ss tia Bellevue Hospital Tas building 10
very large one, and Is so we'll known that O mi.
mute description OF 1t is dealned unnecessary TIE
vacant land to ths west will be divided into salt
sbio building lois These lots run back $50
feet; are suong the MOST beautiful in Richmond,
Commanding as they DO fine view Of q large por.
ton OF the c.ty.
T<RSs.-0ls-thico cash; balsncs st / and 2
years Tor neg0tisbie noies, Interest sdfsi. -
cured by trsg! d5ed; CT al oash at tie option o.
tbs purchaser.
doe SUDiJiE AFPEEBJE, Aucts.
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MARRuEn.

On the 4th of December. q the residence of MI
Thomas Wadc by the Rev. n. b. Swseuy. Ms. A.
| p. OORDHN 10 Miss BETTY CLARK, oo'n o.
| thls n{tu
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~ 5, &. i.e4wcsa, AucG!.8csr.

4 CCT!0N SsLl-I vii ae:i a. lay store on
u TUESDAY. Dec. On, 1867 commencing at 10
@ clock variety OF furniture eoas;sti & Of Beds,
kattresges nodst6aGs chairs, Tahic8 FTs2i.staads,
Eankets and Comforts ore superior homemade
Wool Cogsrlid, large !ot 6 Ufdcsary and G!sss
ware Carpets, Go. hing, Cooking aai Parior Stoves
., 4 j. C. REDWOOD hu.:.