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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-05

GALE OF NEGROES, CROP, STOCK
Lie AUCTION.-Will be sold, on MONDAY, No
vember 18th, 1864, at Wardsfork, two miles from
Charlotte Courthouse, thirty three NEGROES. in
cludng some good mechanics; twenty five head
CATTLE; seventy SHEEP; sixty-one HOGS ;
eleven HORSES and MULES; seventeen stacks
FODDER; thirty stacks OATS; about two hundred
and fifty barrels of CORN PLANTATION UTEN-
SILS; KITCHEN FURNITURE; also. one CAR
RAGE and BUGGY.
TERMS: Credit of six months except for sums of
one hundred dollars and less purchaser giving bond
with approved security, bearing interest from date
RICHARD v. GAINES,
ROBERT III. GAINES,
no LIT Executors of r. I. Gaines. deceased.
Wing and Examiner copy
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Tor SALE, a STORE, with DWELL
Il mo, containing five rooms, and lot OF LAND
attached, all well enclosed With good fener,
quarter Of mile above the Yellow Tavern. This
Is a splendid business stand-the best in Henriso
county. For terms, &c, apply on the premises.
M l-aod3ts
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R.cs waxrrp-The highest market price will be
paid at rare ofrIcr for ell kinds OF ctEss corroS
and LINEN RAGS. in large or small quantities.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-05

RICHMOND IN DY-GOSE DAYS, with n glance
al the present; being a reIninscencc and last
words Of an Old citizen. BY Samuel Mcrde-
OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-05

CAUSE AND CONTRAST An essay on the pres
ent crisis. BY +. w. Mon thon. Tenth thou-
sand 81
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WE TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY
w of returning thanks TO our customers and
friends for tho very liberal patronage bestowed upon
US. JOHN G. SHAFER,
90 l5-law5ws LOUIS q. GILLESPIE.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
BY d. X. weisiger, Auotioneer.

VTALUA BILE LEASEHOLD PRO.
Y PERTY, IN THE TOWN OF MANCHEs.
TER, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-wnl be sold a
auction, on>he premises, on THURSDAY, the 10Th
dNy Of November, 1854, at 4 O'Clock Z. N, lease
OF the VALUABLE LOT and BRICK BUILDINGS
with slate roof thereon, recently erected The
front Is two stories high Atty by sixty feet un-
feet, and one new ls-horse power ENGINE, atu-
ated on the southeast side OF Main or Hull street,
adjoining the canal. The interest to be SOLD 70 me
remaining term OF the lease, COMMENCING october
1852 aud running to October !, 1887; the pur-
chaser to paw an annual ground rent to the lessor Of
one hundred and twenty Ave dollars, and VIII &C
quire, By the purchase, fee simple title TO the
buildings, &C., thereon but the town OF Manches-
ter the lessor will have the option OF taking the
buildings &c. at the end Of the term, at valuation
This property Is adapted to milling purposes or
for 3 tsnnery.
TERMS Made known at the sale.
nos std ID. X. wEISIGER, Auetioneer
By Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer,
tOHice corner of Twelfth and Cary streets.)
HORSES, WAGONS, CARTS, HAIR
III NESS, PLOws, HOGS, CRADLES AND
TION.-will be sold, on THURSDAY, November
10th, at ii o'clock, at the residence of Mr.. L. p
Ellis, Kilby's Mills, in Hanover county,
twelve miles from Richmond and Immediately on
the Richmond and Fredericksburg railroad, consist
ing in part of
Horses,
! very fine Colt, two years old;
Carts asSA''
Cart and Wagon Harness,
Flows, Harrows, Axes,
Cradles and Agricultural Implements, &c.
Persons from Richmond wishing to attend this
sale can take the in the morning and return in
the evening.
no THOMAS W. KEEsEE, Auctioneer
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By s. N. Davis s. Co., Auctioneer.

MO. co OPER.-We will sell, on
~ TUESDAY NEXT. the sth instant, at 10
or twenty-three years old, who is a No Cooper.
s. N. DAVIS & co,
no 5-Sts Auctioueers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-05

ANIEL X. WEISIGER.
Auction and Commission Merchan.
w,p oad fsllOws' Hall. Richmond, Va,
VIZ make sales of Raj p.
froa.,oa. '1wn or country. Also. No., ITO ITO
oons,nn..l i9ar, Grain, 60, in store ana sosas
siiy. nom his friends and the n" mi sonats
AZ io-t6ttws&vl6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-05

HAVING BOUGHT THE ENTIRE
III interest of LOUIS C. GILLESPIE in the late
finn Of JOHN c. SHAFER & CO., respectfully in
form the customers of the late firm and the public
generally that, owing TO the present state Of the
country, 1 will not. at this time, continue the bust
ness Due notice Will be given when again may
be able to resume the business in all its branches.
oc l5--law5ws JOHN q. SHAFER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-05

OST DOG.-Strayed from my house,
Il 4 on Sixth street, between Clay and Leigh, a
small BLACK HOUND. with yellow legs. He an
swers 10 the name of " Boston" l will pay a libe-
raj reward for him if brought to me- corner Broad
and Seventh Streets opposite the theatre; 10 my
house, on sixth street, between Clay and Leigh.
oc 4-Sts ROBERT A. K, DABNEY
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| uERRTNGS, BEEF, &C.
| III . barrels Salt Beef
| do. North Carolina Herrinss,
| do. Country Soap,
| ) DO. Vinegar,
| do. Old Blackberry Wine,
do. New Orleans Syrup,
| do. Rye Whiskey,
l do. Tanners Oil,
| 10 do. Spirits Turpentine,
| 3 do. White Grease
10 do Green Apples
| 80 kegs Old Dominion Nails, assorted,
| dozen Dressed Sheepskins
500 pounds English Bluestone,
20 coils Plow-line Rope,
bales Al Slecting,
do. Cotton Yarns, high numbers
do. Cotton 6snaburgs,
10 Tearn8 Wrapping Paper
rolls 81, do. 81 Pulled Cloth,
100 boxes and eaidies Manufactured Tobacco
so boxes and barrels Leaf Smoking Tobacco
lot Scrap Sole Leather,
] lot Callskina
on consignment and for sale by
r. r. ROBERTS, Commission Merchant
no 5-St' corner Cary and Thirteenth streets.
d OBERT HILL & son have ON hand,
L L and will sell as low as possible,
20 barrels Supelfine Flour,
10 barrels Extra Flour,
10 barrels Rye Flour,
barrels Apple Brandy,
Butter, Chestruts,
Green Apples, Dried Apples,
BIowL Sugar,
Crushed Sugar,
Coffee, Rice, Molasscs,
Young Tyson Tea, Green Tea,
onions Beeswax Tub. nests,
Woodward, Corn, Oats
Wheat, Rye E0ap,
Candles, Maple Sugar,
Pipes, Sole Leather,
Upper Leather,
Calf and Kipskins,
Shoes, Cotton Yarn,
Potatoes, and
Meal at SIS per bushel.
no lite ROBERT HILL & SON.
CUPERIOR GREEN TEA,
~ Superior Black Tea,
Genuine Old Government Java Coffee
Superior Rio Coffee
Superior Clarified Sugar,
Superior Brown Sugar,
Common Brown Sugar,
English Crushed Sugar,
Genuine English Pickles,
Genuine English Mustard,
Sperm Candles,
Star Candles,
Genuine English CASTLE Soap,
Fine Old Rye Whiskey
Old Martel Brandy,
CCrifsh, &c, &c,
just received and for sale at L. YERBY'S,
No. Twelfth street,
no ST" between Main and Cary.
UST RECEIVED, a large lot of nice
~ Apples, Butter, Lard Bacon,
Shad, Flour, Meal, Sugar,
Coffee Molasses. Soda
Pepper, Potatoes, Soap, &c,
at wholesale and retail, by
J. W. GRANT & CO,
no 5-2te corner Main AMI First streets
NUNDRIES
~ Is barrels CRUSHED SUGAR,
% barrels BROWN SUGAR
30 sacks SALT
50 dozen BLAtKING
cases BLACK TEA,
for sale by W r PRICE
no S-at Thirteenth street.
EOR SALE, three very fine MICH
L COWS. Inquire OF JOHN r. MACMURDo,
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Depot. 4. no Sit
M cMUNN'S ELIXIR OF OPIUM,
lxl REYNoLDs's SPECIFIC, for govt,
TOR sale by ED L. ROBINSON,
no Saw Fourth and Franklin streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-05

HSO PARTIES GOING THROUGH
IL THE LINES--conveyances can be obtained
By persons going through the lines, BY the lower
Potomac, 70 leave AZ any time, with careful and
tomae river. on application at my stable, on Eiyh-
tsenth, between Franklin and Grace streets Regular
NAH days, TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, 1t o'clock
A. u. no2-ttsl B. j. 0D0ApDUo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-05

Bs% SPECIAL NoTICE.-We, the under
signed, have formed co-paGtnership under the
firm and style Of CARTER & MONTEIRO, at
No. 207 Main street. between Ninth and Tenth,
where We shall constantly keep on hand large and
weli-selectet stock OF TOBACCOS, LIQUORS,
WINES, GROCERIES, FANCY ARTICLES, &C.
and most respectfully ask the patronage OF our
friends and the public generally
4. H. MoNTEIRO,
no l-5t SIS CARTER
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LOST, STRA YED AND STOLEN.

Unity DOLLARS REWARD.-Lost,
Il on the I'd instant, between W. z. W. Taylor's
shoe store, on Broad street, and the corner of
Twelfth and Bank streets, pair fine OXFORD
TIE SHOES. Apply at the Dispatch office.
no Ste
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-05

STRAYED AWAY from my house, the
~ 2ith ultimo, my cow She is giving milk
She is white, all except her head she has few red
marks about the head. win give one hundred dol
lars for her If delivered to me. -
no 2-4ts JOHN RANDALL
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SPECIAL NOTICES
CT INTERESTING casp

CT INTERESTING CAsp
AxD FIRrsrDE RfAprSa.
PUNISHED AND SALE Al
WEST JoIiSsToN's,
No. I45 MAIN STREET.
MAcARTA;
OR.
AFFAIRS OF SACRIFICE.
By AvepsTA J. EVANS, AuthoreSs OF "Beulah."
We have an 20 be- laid upon an altar; We have.
IL were, 20 be subjected 70 the action OF fire.
q This magnificent southern Novel from The
giftcd and accomplished mind Of AiSs Evans, Of
Mobile, aathorcss Of Boulah," and attingly called
g the Madame DE Stael Of The south" Is row in its
second nd'ton, twentieth thousand, revised and
Price - ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-05

HOLESBERRY'S ITCH OINTMENT.
" WARRANTED TO CURE WITHOUT FAIL.
This Ointment has been fully tested, and can DO had
at No Is Governor street. or address
- A. C0LESBERRY, Richmond post-offce.
Orders will be promptly attended 10.
noS-eodat'
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/ VERY Liberal. REWARD WILL

IA be paid for the recovery OF a DARK RED
COW; large white spots, and might DO called p.sied
long bodied, with camel dromedary appearance
about the neck and shoulders, and think large
white star in the face gives milk; is DID, and looks
to be with calf She strayed from my residence,
Grace, between Twenty-eighth and Twenty ninth
streets, near Libby's Hill, on Wednesday, the 26th
ni No s8-ecdst- THOMAS q. TURNER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-05

EH~ SHocKoE MILL,
Seventeenth street, across the Dock
CORN GROUND ON TOLL, Or EXCHANGED
FOR MEAL.
FOR sALE.-MEAL at SIS Per ,bushel NEW
FLOUR at Sl.70 per pound no LOG
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-05

THE FIRM OF JOHN c. SHAFER &
i co. was dissolved by mutual consent on the
S0th day Of September, 1864. JOHN q. SHAVER
having bought the entire interest OF LOUIS G.
GILLESPIE, will settle all claims against the late
firm, and those indebted will please make arrange
ments for settling their accounts with him.
JOHN @. SHAFER,
&C l5-law5w~ LOUIS O. GILLESPIE,
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VNO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION

INO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
Il on my premises, one mile from Drewry's Bluff,
in Chesterfield county, on SATURDAY NEXT,
November 5, 1854, at IL O'clock, l fine RIDING
HORSE, six years old, in good order; several good
MULES, SO head Of SHEEP, CALVES, 2 Wa
CONS, and other articles
All Of the above-named stock are in fine order
VIII also o1ier at the same time, for sale or rent
largo TAHNERY, with fixtures and tools complete
This TaIhery has capacity for tanning large
number of hides, and, being under cover of the
guns at Drewry's Bluff, might be considered in an
entirely safe place. no l-4t"l II. A. WILLIS.
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BLOCKADE, BLOCKADE.
ID TWO THOUSAND PAIRS OF SHOES
AT KEIVIN,S RIOCK SHOE STORE

AT BELVIN'S BLOCK bHOE bTUHE.
SHOES Of all kinds and qualities that can
be- obtained, for ladies' misses, children and
wants. Also, several hundred pairs, suitable for
gentlemen. Five hundred pairs. of English Army
Shoes, for sale by the case lot, with large
sortment of Corsets, Gentlemen's Fine Linen BosoA
Shirts, Collars Undershirts Drawers, Crsvats, Fine
French Felt Hats, French Calfskins, Sole Leather.
These goods have been purchased in the lass sev
days. and will be offered at as reasonable ratos "a
can be afforded.
&C 2s-eodlw DARBY. READ & GENTRY
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CTRAYED from my premises on Friday
~ morning, about O'Clock, a small RED COW,
with white spots Oh her back dark brown or black
stripe down her face sharp, straight horns She ia
In tolerahle good order, ana good mixer. liberal
reward will be- given for her recovery or informal
ton as TO her wheleabouts.
JOHN q. SPOTTS,
no st Marshall and Tenth streets
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NOR SALE, SOFA and one INGRAM
Il CARPET, nearly new Apply ut Mrs NJ
ga sEY's, Fourth street, between Baker and Du-
val streets no st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-05

TWENTY-FIVE ID LIARS RE-
u WARD.-Strayed or stolen from the Robert
son Hospital, a TAN-COLORED GOAT The finder
will be paid the above reward by leaving her ut
the Robertson Hospital, corner Of Third and Main
streets, Richmond no3-3ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-05

Tor SALE, at Henrico County Court
u house, ON MONDAY, the Eth Of November, a
ONE-HoRsE CART, in good order, suitable for
hiih use. no 4-3t'
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By O.. W. Willis, Auctioneer,
mo. IS Main street.
BY Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer,
(Ofice corner Of Twelfth and Cary streets.

NOTICE TO STOCK RAISERS.-Will
IN be sold on SATURDAY, November S, at the
horse auction, at IL o'clock, superior young BULL,
two and half years old This animal is OF Kasi
and Devon stock. His sire is regarded by Judges
as tho most superior animal in Virginia Those in
want Of such animal would do well to attend this
sale. For particulars, apply to
THOMAS W. KEESEE, Auctioncer,
no S-Ste corner of Cary and Twelfth streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-05

OST, yesterday morning, tho DE-
sCRIPTIVE LIST of Private William o.
White, company d, Richardson's battalion hight az
tillery, now of the Invalid Corps The finder will
confer favor, and be suitably rewarded by leaving
il at post headquarters, General Gardner command
ing. no 5-St.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-05

MAS BROUGHT TO THE STABLE
w on Tenth street, between Main and Cary,
on Tuesday night, by two of the city watchren, one
GREY HORSE, taken estray. The owner is re-
quosted to come and get him.
no Ste n w GREEN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-04
From yesterdAy,s Gazette.l

-.frt.t lrfOm yesterdays dhzeuoJ
FLOUR-The market remains dull, but
we have no change in prices, and we con-
tinue TO quote superfine So 70; extra $5 so
@6 90, and family, SO 2596 80.
w ISKY-The market opened dull, and
prices declined &c, but there was an Active
demand at the decline, chiefly speculative,
and the market closed very firm. The sales
comprise about 1000 brls. at 75@751jS, the
latter rate for,.wagon.
PROVISIONS-New mess Pork is held
at $22 80 for the best city brands, and coun-
try at prices ranging from $40 90 to $22 90,
according to quality. We quote Shoulders
at 7324@816c; rib Sides at S@93Ic, and clear
Sides at l01{@1031, loose, on the spot and
the same figures packed and delivered in
the interior-the outside quotation for heavy
averages. A lot of rib Sides, averaging 80
lbs- sold at Sc, loose. Hams are quiet at
1024@llc. Lard is unchanged and dull.
Prime new Is held at 1219@1224c.
WHEAT-We quote red at 81 27@1 30;
hill at 81 IS, and white at 81 35@140.
CORNING continue to quote ear at 95c
al 90 at the upper and lower roads.
OATS-The market remains dull, and
prices are unchanged at 7Sc in elevator, and
90c including bags.
RYE-There is a fair demand at 81 30 per
bush for prime samples, butholders general
ly ask from to &c higher.
HAY-There is continued fair demand,
and the market rules steady at $27 00@28 90
per ton for prime Timothy in bales on ar
rival, and $29 00@30 90 from store.
COFFEE-We quote coffee at 35c to 36c
for common to good; 36c to SIC for prime
to choice, in the jobbing way.
SUGAR-l4c to 16c for raw, and 19c to
1889 for hard refined, powdered and granu-
lated.
MOLASSES- to zoe for old, and 76c
to 7Sc for New Orleans. Sirups S5c to 81
05, according to quality. Sales of 100 bags
prime Rio coffee at 3614@363sc; 20 hhds
prime old New Orleans sugar at 15t4c; 200
brls new New Orleans molasses at 76c; 80
do at 76c to 7Sc; $50 do New Orleans sirup
at 7Sc to SOC.
BUTTER-We quote prime to choice at
Soc to 32c; common to good at 1Sc to 2Sc.
EGGS-The market rules steady, with a
fair demand, at Ice to 17c for fresh, ship
pers' count.
SEED-The demand for clover is light,
and the market rules dull, at So 90 from
store. The market for timothy is dull at
50 20@3 80 from store. Flax is in good
demand at 50 55@2 60. Sales of 100 BUSH
els clover seed at SO 90; 200 do timothy at
So 25@3 90; $50 do fax at 50 go.
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REApl REApn REAplu

,DANvILLE. Pa. June ?. lss2:.DR. WV. b;
with sugar diabetes and for FIVE months passed
was obliged to get up as often as ton OF twelve
Tins during the night and IN hve months lost nifty
pounds in weight. During the month Of July lse1,
In two days after using it experienced relief, and
after taking two bottles was entirely cured. soon
after resanns my usual good hsSth EbGEpFf ffTTTy
Bosrox CoRNEns. N. Y. Dec. ~. lsel.-..wM. b.
sEsG E 6 ssz csazss ss e III hsy ssS.
Constitution Water which lean recommend In the
highest manner;-My. wife was attacked with pain
bs m mss 9gd %S sSs sose e bs hssr sSs f % in
Cd her about three mo nths when ho left her worse
Than hs found .o A d then ss s%psSa psSS Yns Ss = the 5
nine months, and while she was under his care she
sE ss II
other IF Ssr aiiictlops. About tRIg tims she conn
menced the use Of oCnstitulop & Wssa and e G1 y
have the desired effect, and she Kept on improving
rapidly under m tcssG sDa ESE sPsIinssnSs
ths Sst about % @ weeks %
We are happy 70 say that Il has produced perna
'n' 'ais. WIN. NJ vAEBEEsCHoTEN.
WxrHrRsprsLp, CoSr. March ?. issa---Da. W.
H, ,GRraa-Dedr Sir; Having seen your edyertige-
1Smmation of tie KidDeys and Irritation of the
BLADDER, having suffered for the past three years
and tried the skill cf 9 number Of physicisns viah
medicine. Iprocured one bottle Of your agents At
Hartford, Messrs. Lee Sisson Co., and when ] had
Ia nv health. have used two bottles Of IL and am
where never expected to be in my life, we'll and In
good spirits. cannot express my gratitude for II;
to be, Nay The blessing ef God eyer attend you in
Searlab0r' Of love. LE6S4hb Sgfi Is?|s y sloELow.
ron SALE BY An DRUGoIsrs' PnlcE u.
WIN. n. GREGG 4 CO., Rreprieters.
MoBGAN a ALLENs Gene Ag,tss,
'''s & No. %. clif Street Nov YesE.
dsogss.dxwsopsnl SS n
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'Esi Edishnn NV NV the the iih Prins IS NV " Walls.
By A HoosIER PoICK.

Hale Rooyal Babeletl peers like
You come sooner'n you was expected
Onter this mundain globe nv ours. /,
Little more'n you'd q ketched yer muther
a skeetin. What was yer hurry
You wus wanted? You mighta node
Yer things wusent at frogmore, they
f. Mus at that other plais wher you
y, Xus eggspected in March to salute
His rooyal Illness the prins Of Walls
With yer first h0ller. | spose likely
y You condent sea it, and 50 you cum
+ When you gott reddy. That's the wa
Kings duze, but now sense you've
Kun to life I'm glad Of IT, you're
In time for unkel Abes Am
Nesty yprocklamashun and good
Menny other things NV genurl entrest
Tu the brittishers. and the london
Times is glad tew. Ieastwise wun
Wood think sow: Hood a thort
Cept heed a red IL in the london times
That the hole world. and more tu. is
: Inside NV ingland no tite it
Nuther? and hood thort that
Thar wus only wun baby in the worldf
Amt scee got wun? Doc you think
You're better, rooyal prinse, than our
Baby2 air you moar NV suvrinY
Twoodent doc for yure muthertu
Tauk SO in our house: her hare wood
Eli, sertin. Speeking nv yure muther
She doant treet you none tp well. nohow'
What maiks you hey tu talk ygre meels
AVA from hoamp Is yure muther onhealthyI
Or hasent she gott nuthin
.d For you? ef that's 50, its the furst
, Dutch wummin NV that kind, shurel
Fact il, she'd ruther not hev you
bout her; hit wood be tn kommon;
Hit wood bee too much like pore
Foaksl Sheeze q settin bad egg
Zampil, for Tiers wimmin in tEis
Kuntry that1 treet ther babeze in the
Snim way, thinkinit looks bigg
. 10 bev them TEX ther meels ava
From hoam. Gnde bi, prins ov Walls.
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GIN CT N N ATT

FIRST TRAIN.
NIGHT EXPRESS-Leaves Columbus at l5o A..
M. VIII stop at Delaware. Ashley. .Cardington,
Gead Gallon. and at all stations north Of Gallon;
NJ; buffalo, $40 2; Nj New Yorh. ll;sc A; NJ
6s;ssss 66sss ys sS Grafton Nj Il po Ps1iFssRhia 100 A.
SECOND TRAIN.
NEW YORK EXPRESS-Leaves Columbus at
lao p. N. VIII stop at Delaware. Cardington.
Gallon. Crestline, Shelby. New London. Wsllins!en
And SeS1 SI 'yins N sBs6 a Ssyso1s Ss N.r
line at T$o P. NJ; Philadelphia 1000 A. NJ. Chica-
60. via Grafton. at 9 A. M. -ttsA
THIRD TRAIN.
NALL AND EXPRESS,-Leav Columbus at $50
at Salem, New London, Wellington. Grafton and
as 4. n; Buffalo. l:sCA. NJ; New York, $50 P:
saj ssoiS29 M @ & ss ss cScsso Se
A. NJ; Chicago. via Grafton, at 1890 "A, n.
CONNECTIONS.
AT Delaware with Springfield Branch for spri ng
Geld md a! points on that road
sss5 SsiiRi ZIP %sSa' ana add Bs Ss
AZ Shelby. With Ssndusky, Mansfield and Newark
Rsilroad for all points on that road Also. for Tols
% q snG Grsiton xhIS,f tor Toledo.
AZ CleyeIand, With Lake Shore RaiIrosd for Erie.
Dunkirk, Buffalo. New York and Boston.
Patent sleeping Cars are run ON aII
Nlght Trains to Chicago New
Work. and Boston.
:, ss-Bsgssge checked through 70 ,EsE xork and
Boston ys gIsys,snd also % rhadslphia and New
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-04
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

TFrom tho Leader, March 81

lFrom the Leader. March 81
Y FLOUR--Sales 100 bbls red double extra
at SO 81; 100 bbls choice do at 623z; 100
bbls do white do at 81 40.
WHEAT Market extremely dull and
prices for red wheat are merely nominal
Sales two cars white on track at 81 45.
C0RN--Sales two cars at 81 Oh on track,
and two ut 81 03 from store.
OATS--Quiet and firm at 73c.
RlE--Firm at 81 20 without sales.
DRIED FRUFTS-Apples are active,
with sales Of % bbls at 7a4c, and 20 bbls at
Sc; Peeled peaches are firm at 25@26c, and
unpeeled at 14@15c.
EGGS-Sales at 17c.
BCTTER-Dull. Held at 10000 for
good 70 choice Western Reserve.
CHEESE-Steady at 13@1316c.
PORK-City brands mess are held at
$22 90. and clear at $24 90.
LARD-Selling at 1870 for city brands
in barrels and 1890 in kegs.
SALTS selling at 81 s5 for fine and
81 80 for coarse.