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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-27
CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL
Established in the Year 1880

4,
Established in the Year 1850,
FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES.
Aud under the control Of two Of the most Eminent
Physicians In the world,
nR. Il. BONAPARTE, from London and Paris
~ h0sPlals, and ior the past ten years Of tne Gin.
clnnAtl Nenereal hospital, and DR.. n. Ii. kEYNULDS
late OF New York. This s the only office in the city
where permanent cure of Private Diseases can b,e
obtained, without the use Of mercury or change of
Mei SonOrrhd'a cured IN 6 to az hours, Geet cared
IN ITO ~ daysi structures cured IN to weeks; Noe.
tnrhu Emissions stopped in TO days; Seminal
Weaknes cured IN 10 weeks; Syphins ia its prna.
ry stages cured an days; Secondary symptoms in 1
to jSeeksi Skin Diseases cured IN to 3 weeks; I'M
potency, ygor restored IN to weeks All diseases
OF private nature treated with unparalleled snccess
male female.
Dr. Bonapartes great work ON private Diseases I'm.
PrlVate Guide to HEALTH beneficial TO ALL male and
Ienaei OLD and Young, should read this book twill
enlghten those who grope in darkness. Price %
DR.. Bonaparte's French Patent Male saiel II il
perfectly safe, and never lais % Ko atsfotion tits
te i oly sals and sure preventive against disease.
Frlee OF the French Patent Male safe 81 the single
one " per half dozen, VI per Dozen sent BY mail
AS-madame LozIER's Female Monthly Pills is
sale and reliable remedy for suppresAons and all ie.
male diseases Ladies should not use them calung
pregnancy as they will produce miscarriage. pfee
mail y
Drs. b. 4 X. are The men 10 consult; they are mn
InesIionAby acknowledged TO be the champions and
kings OF We ueres Diseases and the only Doctors who
receive monthly reports from the OLD world; thew
have been accustomed from early age OF youth 10
witness the various diseases which afiict nianki
and TO watch the progress through long career of
professional study, In every sphere of lie, from the
huule apods Oi poverty 70 the mansion OF the
thyi and having ascertalned beyond doubt the vast
suffering of humanity they determined TO select Tie
geneTatYe system as their particular sudV ana 10
vote their Wnole attention 10 the allie walton OF tbe %
eases Of these important functions. No letters will be
answered unless they contain remittance or post.
age stamp. Call OF address, F
Drs. bONAPARTE \ REYNOLDS
No, 1872 Sycamore street, hstwssn Filth SIKH east
side, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Office hours rom AM tosPM TEL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-27
KENTUCKY INVADED

CYcIYNArL March 27-The rebel force in
Kentucky is believed to be about 6,OO0 under
Geu Pegram, no apprehensions felt for safety.
Lexington kilograms to late rebel papers IN
dieate that Longstreet with large army is
pushing rapidly into Kentucky
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-27
FROM WASHINGTON.

Va Iarch 26--No appointments
lls under the enrolment law,
lde The preliminaries to
KsRt first to be prepared. Great
tN in making proper select
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-27
PRoMISsoRY NOTE STAMPS.

WASHINGTON, March 26,-The Bureau Of
Internal Revenue is now prepared to issue
promissory note stamps of denominations less
than FIVE cents. In the meantime express
and telegraph stamps may be used.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-27
rHE ALARAMA

Nrw YOnK, March 27--The Pirate Alaba.
ma has been spoken of by English vessels
and reported having destroyed thirty.lour
American vessels
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-27
FARM FOR SALE. 1

UHE subscriber oilers for sale his place knoga as
i the "Joseph 3. White Farm Ii II located Zen
miles rom Dayton, and south Of Centre Vile, on lhe
oPtingDotough pike, contains ~ acres, 60 O. which
" cleared Is In good farming order bottom and sse.
ond bottom, and suitable Tor wheat corn oats to-
paeeo, sorghum, or any other crop. good frame
the place.
he also wishes TO sell his dwelling house. sitllated
W no. 10 Walnut street in this city.
Persons desnng TO purchase 4 farm or dwelling
MI 90 vel @ call AZ the Clothing siors Of William
walker 30l ThiTd street
fsiSdawu WIN. WALKER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-27
Splendid Property for Sale.
"A RARE CHANCE.

TINhE subscriber ofers for sale his TEN-ACRE LOT,
i adjoining Dayton View lt il located on a road "A
few rods north Of toe Salem Pike, aud Just hall mile
vest OF the River. II has omit small Frame house
6tek smoke aud spring house, Spnng of never
red thrifty young Peach trees several splendid Apple
trees Siberian Crab-appe trees; number OF Aml.ar
and a large number OF Morilla Cherry trees good
hearersi large number OF bearing Grape. vines; and
number of other advantages too nnmeiOus to men.
ton
This attractive property has on II one OF the most
delightful building spots IN the county, from which can
be seen large expanss Of country, embracing the
Dayton Western and Dayton 4 Michigan Railways.
The ground If excellent and every foot OF il can be
cultivated, The east and north sides of s LDt are
fenced with thirty Usage Orange Hedges The prop.
erty will be sold al n bargain
Also, several eligible BUILDING LOTS IN Miami
City offered tor sale on fair terms
Apply SOON, 10 the subscriber, In Miami City
ie2Gd3w PETER RlFrY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-27

Sasv.seTA. NMoULD call special -
~ fFHE w sttentlon TO hls plan ~
QIIYyVAyAa Aand style Of making arti. III Ia -
4-4B hcial teeth, which for use LI1D
beauty and durability eGces everything else made bV
the profession The yn,oanized rubber work he has
greatly improved, by setting the teeth and making
gums to SUIT each case, which renders them far more
beautiful, than teeth made IN the common mOuds at
the teeth manuiactory which is the kind IN general
use These he makes for those wishing cheap dent
lstry, or temporary teeth but teeth put on platina
plate with continuous gums he warrant to be the
pureS heaihlest and in every respect far superior to
anything made, add used as substitutes for natural
teeth. Having had more than eleven years expert
ence IN making it, and the testimony of hundreds
who are using this kind OF teeth with entire satslac.
ton, consequently can recommend It to everybody
All other dental operations attended to promptly
carefully and thoroughly. Office the corner of Sec
ond and MAN streets opposite the Franklin House.
Dayton, OHIO, is22d6m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-27

HELABOLDS EXTRA CT BUOHU,
For Weaknesses
Arising nom Excesses, Habits Of Dissipation, EaTly
lBdscreton abuse.
Attended 9th 1s totiootg Symptoms,
Indisposition TO Rxertiou, Loss of Power,
Loss Oi Memory, Difficulty OF Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror OF Disease, Wakeiulness
Dinness Of VISION, PAins in tile Back,
Universal Lassltude OF the Muscular System,
Hot Hands, Flushing OF the Body,
Dryness OF the Skin, Erupuons on the Face,
.gH PALLID cOUNTknANoE.
These symptoms IL allowed to 20 on, which this
medicine inyarabie removes, soon follows
IMPOTENCY, FATuITY, EPiLEPIIC FITS,
In one Of OAleh The Iatient may Expire
Who can say that they not frequently followed
by those "direfn Diseases"
'INsANlTY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware OF the causes OF their suffering.
NoNE WILL CONFESS
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE AeYLuMs,
And The Melancholy Deaths by Consumption.
Bear ample witness to the truth OF the assertion
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
He requires the aid OF medicines to strengthen and
lnyieorRts the System
winch HELMB0LDs EXTRACT B6CHU
invariably does
A trial wH convince the most skepiicsi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-27
TWENTY THOUSAND APPLE TREES

r @ r. = A T. r !.
A III. OF the best quality Of Grated Fruit, at 90 per
"A hundred at the Nursery Of n. p. Brown, on the
River Road south Of the Miami Railroad Bridge, on
the west side OF the river Enquire at the hrsf brick
house ON the west side OF the road.
orders may be len at Chrlstopher's where samples
can be seen. mal2daw4w d. M CURTIs
(fARBON OIL OF the best quallty the market can
" produce, 10th ipr safety and durability in burning
ana AZ iree froul Offensive OdoT can be made for
sale ny tile gallon OF barrel by JAMES ABBEY,
des Drngpist 100 Main streat
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-27
NOTICE
SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE
John Poutius, Daniel Pontius Abraham Pontius, ia.
cob fontius Lydia Stettler, George stettler saoma
Moli, aud John +. Wolf ys. George Reitlineer Noah
umbenhower, Lena BrOsius, Roda Ann sharits
John Sharlta, Jesse DlningeT, and Lucinda Dnineer
Court Of Common Pleas OF MontVomery con5ty
Ohio Case No. 21TS. In Partition
DURsUANT tn An order Of sale Of the Court of
l. Common Pleas OF Montgomery county, Ohio,
made 20 the above case will sell al public auction on
the premises three miles southwest Of Mamisburg,
Ono, "u
Saturday, April II, 1869,
AZ Un" o'clock said day, the following describ.
ed property lo-Wll situate in the county of Montgom.
cry And state q" ONO, IN section 10, town 9, range g.
east
Lot No I o poutius' subdivision described NJ iol-
lows
beginning a the II e corner OF the ) W quarter of
~ecttun lc So thence s61aa 20 20 chains TO posi-;
thence 3 ~ 10 rhlins to post; thence n s65S9 9
- 10 CHAINS To the place OF beginning, containing
20 "a lO0 acres
Lot Ne, of Pontius' subdivision described as FOL.
lowe:
Beginning at the corner of the aid quarter see.
nom thence *. 20. ~ chains to post section
line thence S6 2I 90 20 chains 10 post; thence
o 4V 2Oy35 chains the nortn line OF the quarter
seciion post thence sG18o 2O.29 chains TO the
place 9i beginning, containing Al l.lOO acres.
Lot No. OF Pontius subdivision described az fol.
| lows
Beginning at the corner OF the quaI ter section, a
stone IN the middle of the road thence 2 70 "a
chains To post, thence 80 4O 20 80 chains 10 a
post thence SO 23 70, 20 chains TO the middle Of
the road thence along the road 31So 20 AZ chains
to the place OF beginning containing Al 24-l0O acres
Lot No OF Pondus' sub-dyisi0n described az fol.
! lows:
Beginning at the corner Of the quarter section,
stone; thence 8, ~ 3U.62 chains TO post thence
= s6iS 2029 CHAINS 10 post; thence 30 40 ~ Il
chains to post the south line Of the quarter see
ton; thence along said line So 90 20 "a chains tc
the place OF beginning, contaning 62 So 100 acres
In this case the several lots above described were
| appraised follows
Lot No at .....-.., s.,,...,....... 500 per acre
Lot No. al so per acre
L"t No 70 per acre
And cannot sell Tor less than iwo-thrds of the ap
praised value thereof
Terms-one-thlrd cash on the day OF sale one thira
IN one and third two years from the day OF sale
deferred payments to bear per cent interest and tc
be secured by mortgage on the premises.
! GEORGE WtGA MAN 6hariff Mout ,o,,pts
ADAM CLAY. Attorney tI,la,g9.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-27
BALTIMORE OYSTERS.
malrAY CO.'S oYsTERs
AT THE OLD PRICES.

NO. 800 THIhp STREET, DAYTON, OHIO,
A RE daily receiving Maitby Co. = Oysters direct
"a nom hetnore--the best quality IN the market
which hey are nov able 70 sell at the OLD PRICES,
Notwithstanding the rise in price in the East
No One, select, and Double Select, are warranted
superior 70 any others brought west. Try them aud
prove Il
They also keep constantly on hand the best articles
TO be found In he Confectionery line, such Az
Fine Candies, Candy Toys, Figs, Raisins,
Mats, Cinnamon, Dates, Green and Dried
Fruits, Cranberries, canned Fruits, Fine Ci-
gars. Tobaccos OF different brands, and all ar
ticles in seuson.
ihey Keep the best stock to be had, and they sell
as low as the lowest For the best Oysters and ali
sriicles IN the Confectionery line, call II
PAYNE A HATFIELD,
ueJld4w 200 Third street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-27

DISSOLUTION.
VNHE partnership heretofore existing between the
l. Undersigned in the wholesale Crockery business
st le6 Summit street, To edo, ohio, hereby dissov
ed by mutual consent. Mr. A. w. Barlow viii contp-
ne he business IN all Its branches at the old stand
and will settle all claims against the firm.
(Sgned) A. W. BARLOW,
WIN. W. THOMASON
lnretlrlng from the above frm would recommend
20 all sf the old friends unlimited confidence in Mr.
Barlow and would urge the liberal patronage bestoW-
ed upon it TO be continued towards him
fec VIM. W. THOMASON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-18
By Lancaster d. Co., Stock Aucts.

~ AN"C0eeT e TO-, StOCk Aacfs.
CTOCKS at auction. -WilI ba sold At On, os,..
~ on Wednesday, the 18th inst, at u O'Clock
5000 City Of Lynchburg Coupon Bonds
Ia'oo' virginia State Registered Stock, (Oug
800 Virginia State Registered Stock. (psst dr,,
500 z per cent Convertbls Bonds
l26 Richmond, Rret ericksburg and Potoms,
Railroad per cent Scrip
o3S 80 X, p X r per cent Scrfp
1000 Orange and Alexandria Railr, al 9 per cent
Bonds
$500 City Of Norfolk Per cent Bonds
80 shares James River and Ksnavhs Stock
SEQ Virginia Central Railroad 8 usr con.
Bonds
: ID shares Trading Co Stock
81, 2e0 Richmond City Stock
no Ia LANCASTER 4 m s,...
In addition
10000 Confederate convertible Der cent touds
1o,ooo do registered bonds, IL, coo 600
600 Manassas Gap r coupon bonds
GOO City OF Alexandria DO do
no17 LANCASTER h CO.
$4,000 Orarge and Alexandra railroad lat
mortgage bonds
10 shares Richmond Importing and H.
porting stock
no IL . l. A 90 Aucts
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True Patriotism.

Private Minner, of Chapman's battery,
who received mortal wound at the battle
near the White Sulphur, left his property,
$4,000, alter the death of bis mother to the
Confederacy.
What an Illustration docs this example
present of the profonndness aud intensity o.
the love of couatry which glows in the
hearts Of our Southern soldiers! What a
contrast to the base and selfish greed which
has swallowed up all patriotism in the
bosoms of ext0rtioners and spectators y
Can they read such q case IS this without
blushing scarlet At their conscious vileness ?
Here is private soldier, giving his life, the
last drop of his blood, and the last breatlroi
his brave soul, to his country, and with that
last breath bequeathing to her'every dollar
OF his possessions! And here are they, who
have never for. one honr put their per.
sons in perii, who are gfasping st every
chance 10 make money out OF the
necessittes Of the army, who are waxing Fat
upon the suiYerings OF the people, and are
clutching At every grain ofcorn, and boarding
every grain that they clutch. deafto the groans
and wailings Of the wretehed and famishing,
and only eager to enrich their despicable
selves, though 1t be at the expense cf the
1tvea Of their fellow men and the indepen'
dence Of their country. Who would not
rather be the dead hero, whose memory will
be surrounded by halo of immortal light,
% long % Freedom has hahitaion ameng
men, and Patriotism shrine upon the earth,
than the most gross and pampered OF those
birds Of prey, whose taions are tearing out
the hearts Of the needy, and whose greedy
besks are forever thrust into every vein aud
artery OF suffering people.
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AUCTION SALES-Furuxx DAra

MOTlCE.-By virtue Of IN assignment made 70 zoe
~ BY John Barron and Julia Barren, Tor os
benent OF their csedtors and 70 be found Of reeoa
10 Book P, IN the Probate ofce q Perry county, Az
l will Offer for sale, before the court house do@,
the town Of Marion, on the 6rst Tuesday IN psfs@
Der next, 70 the highest bidder, 81 punlc outcy ~
Confederate money, large amount u real and ~
eonal property-thc real eetste consisting u .Ds
valuable resid. "a Of the sAid 4 BAsTon--~
acres Of wood land; 10 acres VI land, Win ofaa
yard and its appearances; several valuable 'ess
loas; tract Of land y ing east " The tahsbs Fvsf'
known - part Of the ROchslie place, and coeS ".
log $50 acres, and tract Of land lying norsh o. -
rion, upon which ThoOas Selnsp erected uos
mill, containipg 40 acres; the personal pfolfrs
consisting u % slaves, the most Il them y@'atl
likely, aud valuable. Among them are some se =.
plantation carpenters. gooi brsek uAsoo, 80 80
good cooks, weAvsse, &c, IL muies. ~ q tnsm W ~
vsiaabe 900 bushels q corn, more or - s,.I
poanss Of fodder, more o. less; - basneis q sosa
isO bushels II ieas; 90 hsad of hogs, " hesa =
shesp> 20 goats; 8 very likely cows ard csiss,
yoke Il oxeu: wzeous. and al ~ farming S's.
sis. The saae VIII be continued from dsy " y"
Until 81 The properly - dsspc:ss e. .ev ....,.s
ea,HE NATURAl. HRsDGE PROPERTY q! ~
PunI.E AUCTiOM.--The snbsesahsn -
alBsg a. sale, q aurlioss, M Thutsday, ees -
day Of Nossmkss, sAas vaiuahle snd widely 49, =
psspsuy, he NATURAL. BRIDGE, ssi.essI.
nAlrA ore fFonl tss 10 ITS scscs q isnd, 80. ~.
lasRe ~ eonpoAtess Howl, within Asx 49,
- u 10 Sssa Tsvssa ssssds n Wssssn W.T. =,
Ii. OF the DhAgs tssetf, ~ saagniscsss ST .
AMI ersna aaausut heauli~s, u b snnsess
speak. They AAvs heea ~ shsns q ne - go
he hisessian, en1 ths oA3set q woedessse ~
itaa 70 he tonstst ~ every eians fosl s''s
a Is saaas ,ins, Ne vill s~li ~ tAe f.ssss
Of The Hoool. e0ae1eG1na a. evesythtrg 70 - -
T. ara elass, wem fa!aishe1 hsasi, g -.
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n PRIVATE SALE
IA fimily carriage
l Get double harness
satin NsntiIa, with eimpum lace
bsrage shawl. deep lace iounce
thread lace cape
white Canton Grape shawl
I aiik shawl
The above mant1ila, he, are elegant French
goods and can b. seen ct
no ls-sod3t ROBINSON, ADAMS co.
AIIS, Tobacco, and Cigars
Is hbis double boiled Luaeed OH
1 bhl Lard OH
esses Olive Oh (Haeigalupi)
l000 Havana Cieers
For aale 81 THOMAS JONES,
10 l8-lW No Main q.
j /. on taIo-A rs ! Mich Cew, With caf two
Is daya "a Aposy % JAS RYAN,
- o. ~ Plank roAd,
1us sqaases ahsW ~ WsshaA Hesss.
1o15-30
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-18

Col TAfE OaoSxAx0E.-in this departments
Of de State GoveSnmeat, the iabor has been ex-
ceedinsly heavy since the commencement Of the
war, and hes been discharged With promptness by
iss e1cess. Captain P. G. C0ghlAn has bern IN
sls1ae 10 the performance OF his duties, laboring
niehS aaA dag; aaA nov that there 4 . vacancy
10 he ColonetcT and u chance for pTousoting him,
i've klm he position. Honor to whom honor ia
1se 10 . aslle ssyiIg, and one that sAonld be
strictly applied In this case.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-18

NkUSIEHS ssle Of very desirable Real y.,...
streets AT the reQasst Of the trustees .,% ; ,sa
nt pubic suction, on the premises, on Wedns.s.a'
sns Iesn November, 1868, ct O'Clock T. The w.!
deerabiy located real estate now in the oecnn. very
o. Mr " Hsster, adjoining ON the north ths ~.
wellington 0cddin. The lot has . font 80 49,. "a
ieet and depth Of 80 feet. and has on II s1.
lent framed tenement. The premises Are hesu.,s',
city. par. oit6s
TERMs.-Cash or credit, 1t the optjon Of ,hs ,,.
cnafer. (noltI GODDlN / APPgRSOy' ''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-18

Al ma vesidence. pn 'raesAAy neseiag, ne ~
inst, John d 0UAktES - Ne SosA yoas 9 Ms
ills funeral VIII take plate non hls resldchce,
conner Of Main and Faushee rtreet, u - O'Clock
10 day. The fsIeaas aud arqaaiAlaAces 0f the
family arr respectfully insised to attend.
Al 2 O'Clock A N, on TUESDAY, l!th tnst, Iuos
nEAIgREGAR1D, Infant son Of George w and
Arena Raikins, aged years and months. :.
the funeral viii take place 10 day ~ 10 0'cik
from his fathers rssidence, on MeehaElesvii''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-18
FAIL RACES.
IDROAD ROCK (yA) RACES


lDROAD ROCK VA) RACES
n FALL MEETING, 1868.
The fall races this famous course will COM
meuce on the first Wednesday in December, ami ron
tinus four days. During the meeting So 5UO are to
be distributed in purfes, and rs most Of the fine
horses in the South have already been entered, the
meeting is expected to be- the most intere ting and
exciting one that has taken place in Virginia for the
past twenty years.
FIRST DAY-First Raee.-A purse of $780, mile
heats free for all ages.
Second Race same ddy.-A swsepsfa axe. two mile
heats $500 entrance half forfeit $500 added by the
PROPRIETOR. Closed with three subscriber
Thos boswell enters C OHIO, by Revenue, dam
Nina, by Boston
David Mcdaniel enters C by Revenue, cut Of Die
ciapperton, by Bas.o".
OP Hare enters c OaklaSd, by Revenue, dam by
Margrsve.
SECOND DAy:-A purse Of 500, two mile heats. free
for all ages.
~HIaD bAY.-A purse ef $500. three.mils heats
FOURTH DAY-A sweepstake, fonrinile heats, for
four weary old, entrance 81 O, half forfeit, $1,000
added by the proprietor. Cioaed with the folio wing
subscribers
Thos w boswell names CHI Conductor by Engi
Dser dam Nina, by Boston.
D Mcdaniel names gre -, by Engineer, dam
Die Clspperton, by Boston
Thes Puryear names ch Censor, by Lexington,
dam Feur de Lys
OP Hare names Losu Clyde, by Revenue, dam
Phio, by Marion.
81 For all purses given 10 per cent sntra ncs will
M Al subscribers to the races will bs furni shrd
with badges that will ensure their admission
through the gates during the meeting
&C ll--law4ws % MCDANIEL Prop'r.
T1ETERsBUKG RACES -sFirst ia, SO at Peters.
burg, November ?lth, l661-A stake Or three
mile heats s. ,00G eatrance, half forfeit
O Hare enters ch I, years old, by Arlington,
dam Masgrave.
David Mcdaniel enters Mowbray er C, Van
cey Harrell, years oil, by Engineer, dam Lie
Ciapperton
Thos W OcAwell enters eh c, Conductor, ysars
Old. by Engineer, dam Nina.
NpvgxpaR 25ih $40, 600 aside, half forfeit two
mile heats, David McDaniel's c, three years old,
by Revenue, out OF Die Ciappsrtsn, against An.
thony Johnson's g, 3 years OLD, by Revenue, out
OF Margravs.
Novsxsxa 26lh "A match for SO 600 side, two
mile Leafs, Thomas W D1svsils sHal,a Eugene"
ysarS old, by Revenue, dam Fanny Perm, against
Antheny JoLnsou's year Old cclt, by Arlington,
out 0f Paeta.
Novssssa 9th "A match for $4,000 side -
Johnson + Anthony having challenged any horse in
the Confederate States 70 run agai their COLT Lord
Clyde, by Revenue, ont OF PhilO, four mile heats
the challenge WAS accepted BY ThOs W DosM<lPs
Ptanet, after making two seasons.
NB.-Wth other anxilarcs the sanae bOrses will
run oyer The BROAD Rock Race Course the following
weak. q HARE,
Cs0aaauA N0IAsszs,
~ o. consignment
Apotr -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-18

~. POCAHONTAS TRIBE. No IA, I. O. X.
~ Ah-Caief3 AND BaOTHERs Meet AT your
Wiswam TO night AT O'clGck. l0r initiation and
other business OF great importance. BROTHERS OF
other Tribes are requested 10 aid US
By order OF the Sachem.
kOBT PETTIGREW,
Chief of records
Richmond, 18th sleep. Beaver Mnon, & :. 1924.
M lS-Itk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-18

"A UCfiON Sale OF Household and Kuchsn r,,.,
IA ture--On Wednesday next, al 10 o;ala.t a'eE
81 the request OF Mrs Graves, We wi, nrocsst :,
cell at Der residence, the corner Of Fransio So,
Mayo cts, her ontire lot OF Furniture A
be'is and Bed Clothing "k "
OssIce and CaLe bottom Chairs
Sofas, Carpeting
hue cooking Stove
and all other articles necessary 70. furnishing
boarding house, with proper COOKING arr,nysmsn,g
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