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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-14
Dyspepsla, DlarrhGa, Weak
ness. &c.

The terrible bodily and mental pangs which
characterize Dyspepsia are at once mitigated by
the Pills, DiarrhG., constipation, headache.
physaa1 pfosfratnn, nervous tresnors, hot Pushes
spasms, affections Of the kidneys, hemorrhoids
oIpics, aud, in fact, all internal Complaints from
whatever cause arising, give way before tle SAL
utary influence OF this extraordinary remedy
As specific for dyspepsia, and the disorders
connected with il, or growing out Of it, the Pills
are Away s to be relied on when every other med
icine and mode Of treatment has utterly failed
uULLOWAY'S PILLS ARE THE BEST REM.
EIyY IN THE WORLD FOR TIE FOLLOW .
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-14
Caution !


. II the reader Of this 'noticc" cannot get n box,
Of Pills or Ointment from the drug store in his
place, let him write 10 me- enclosing the amount,
and will mail box free Of expense. Many
dealers will not keep my medicines on hand be-
cause they cannot make as much profit on 9TH
er persons make.
None are genuine unless the words "7ct,e
scoy, Mem York and London," are observable Is
Rater marx in every leaf Of The book Of dircc-
tions around each box; the same may be plainly
seen by hoiding the leaf 10 the tight. 4 hand
some reward will he given to any one rendering
such informasson - may lead TO the detection D.
any party or parties counterteiting the nedciney
4 or vending the same. knowipg them to be spa
rious.
s~%Sold at the manufactory Of Professor HOL
LOWAY. 50 Maiden Lane. New York, and By all
respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
throughout the United States and the civilized
world, in boxes, at IS cents, SO cents and 81 40
each.
to There is considerable saving In taking
the larger siaes. suly25-lv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-14
MANHOOD.

A Nd TIE vIGOR or YOUTH RESTORED
GAIN EOCR WEEKS. by DIX. RECORDS r.
SENCE OF LIFE DR.. RECORD, (of Pmia.) aflsr
some tour years Of earnest solicitation. he's q
length accesded 10 the urgent rcqWtM u ~
American public. and appointed an syent n Nee
York. far The sale Of his valued and highly peisoA
Rssenee Of Life. This wonderful agent will re-
store Manhood to the most shattered constitu.
tions IN foar weeks; and. II used according 70
printed instructions. failure u Impossible. This
liis-restorios icmedy showld Be taken BY IN
about to marry, % It's ciiects are permsncnl
Success, in every case, II certain.
DR.. Records Essence ofl.ife Is sold II eaees.
with full instructions for nse. II g. or four
quantities in one for ~, and will be sect to ony
part, ceariully packed, on receipt Of remittance
70 his accredited agent Circular sen, free q
receipt or four ssumi,s.
PHILIP ROLAND, ~ Broome SfseeA.
One door west OF broadway, n r..
p13 d3ms Sole agent Cor the United Stntes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-14
Disorders Of the Stomach

Are the sources Of the desdliest maladies. Their
effect is 70 vitiate oil the fluids Of the body, aud
to send 4 poisonous stream through all the chan
nels Differentiation. Now, what IS tire operation
Of the Pills9 They cleanse the bowels regulate
the liver, bring the relaxed Or irritated stomach
into natural condition, aud, acting through the
secrctise organs uroN ftie BLOCn ITsEIP, cas,ge
the stste Of the system from sickness To health.
BY exercising Simultaneous and wholesome ef
feet upon qll its parts aud functions.
sw ae Be it Understood.
That the above statements can At all times b
veri68d by the written testimony textending
through quarter Of century, Of tens Of thou
sands Of nnimpeachable witnesses.
Bilious Maladies, &c, &c.
In whatever form disease attacks the liver. It il
repealed and cxterminated by this searching.
painless and Irresistible curaliv-s. Bilious re.
littcnss, bilious lparging, and All the ordinary
disorders Of the organ, indicated by pain in the
right side ard betwcCn the shoulders, ycllowness
Of the whites ofthe cyes weakness and debility,
&C., ars re!iesed and removed by The remedy,
within celersty which astonisllcs the sufferers aud
theifs tyiends. Let the sick, whom The faculty
abandoned, resort with confidence to this power
fil-ans bilious agent, and restoration to health
and activity will be the unyarying results.
Dyspepsia, Diarrhea, Weak.
n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-14

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pu1lis ehst thsy la.e tsca
making inportaat sdditions 10
the0esoh,' - oew. heve ~ Il, h =
.asosA - n0st sDmplets IN. H. ciey. psoaH
~ ,i1Srses, .tsse ls~rssssss,
nl 81 nv NEW BU00lES.
HORSES BOUGHT AND 1olD.
Horses boarded on ressonsbis terms. oz9
Pastieulsf saseutie paid e calls Of funerals, On
witch oecs.!ons our sasrgss VIZ very Icy: lid
ECLIPSE LIVERY ST15fE /,
rsM .4o~sssrt Asvy Sss, ert ~
Da~ ehport, alewe.
GSsl AprSes I Easy Carriages,
s single ( DsabIs Teams
0tssdv Dvissrs and Attestissx 0stlsssl
! THE UNDERSIGNED has, since purchasing
The above establishment made numerous valuable
additions 70 the stock; fresh borsesand new
eukgies and carriages have been purchased, snd
hecapaeity Of the business greatly incressea
No Effort will be spared
70 make this stable in feet - In name Tns |
Gckssos 8sAnln ~ the city. II
Hossss ksps 81 sho az, wssk o. raosth On
reoooanb)s {essss. = .T'1 s7a
msyS-dtO JOSEPH WOLF. Proprietor. !
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-14
IheG Great Ambassadors Of Health
to al Mankind
hess Mighty Healers, World
Known and World Tried, are
a Rom tn tho Sick

:. The want q sterling nesiicinsl To- meet the
nanity, and Que entirely free from mineral
and other dcieterous PARTICLES, was severely felt
till this ~ powerful medicine was ushered into
the world; H6ia.0wAr's INvALrApas PUBS have
Secone the not sEnOLD RxnEDY Of al nations. -
Their attribute Is to PRIvExr rs well as 70 CURE
they stack the nADtx or ROOT Of the complaint,
and'thss, ~ removing the hidden cause Or dis
ease re-inyigorate sind restore the dropping ener-
Ees 81 the system, assisting nature in her task
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-11
The wise Judge.

"A young man going on journey entrusted
one hundred dollars TO an old man When
he came back, the old man denied having had
any money deposited wish him, and he was
had up before the Khazee.. n
"Where were you, young man, when you
delivered this money ~ Bianse sdI
j 'UnderA tree. yyeof f,r.l. .a..t.I
"Take my seal aud summon that tree," said
the Judge. "Go, young man, 'andiell the
tree TO come Understandable treelwin obey
when you show il my seal y b.... 3..
The young man went in wonder. After he
had been gone some time, the King said TO tho
old man goud 4fa aols1isir-mff 9At
"He is long; do you think he has got there
.yetY' ..'N ''l
aNO,r said the old many ct 10 ct sOIao dis.
tance he has not got there yet. ,oi.
"How knowest thon, old man, where the
tree isY cried the Khazee iH4l i5i ihf
The young man returned aud said the tree
would not come. -.le
"He has been here, young man, aad given
his evidence. The moneyis thine3i
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-11
now toiRsad snousder straps

The rank and arm of military OiIiicars are
desiguated as tollows; The, shoulder straps
of major-geperal bear two silver embroidered
stars, one on each end Of the strap "A btiga-
dier-general has one silver slRr, only. a. col
onel has n silver embroidered spread eagle a
lieutenant-colonel has two silverenbroidered
leaves, ono at each 0nl of the strhpS a major
hns two embroideFed gold leaves similarly
placed captain has two gold bars at each
end OF the strap A first iieutenutit one gold
bar &c each end "a 2nd lientehant no bar
atalL, The cloth of the strap; by its color,
distinguishes the arm. Of the service For
general and staff officers Il Is dark blue, for
artillery, scarlet for ipiantryn sly ,blne for
rflemen, green and for cavalry, orange col
or. Non-commisioned officers are indicated
by "chevrons or stripes on the coat sleeve in
the form Of letter v. Corpprals wear two
stripes sergeants have losenge or diamond
shaped figure with the angle Of the chevtons
Sergeantsmajors have the three stripes Of a
sergeant completed into 8 triangle, base up
permOst.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-11
FOR SALE BY

100 flau y9sGi hHg s1niat4si4l3a at
VIM weustnof aud W W gte,sart, Dayton, George L
bdynr, MiAmisburg, Stoc clager, DBlsn;J q nder-
son, Centeryliei " Myers, New Lebanon; II Jackson,
Ohambershl,TIg; nlI laner, Harrisburg; y Divine,
J0hnaullei Arnold Limbert South Abingdon aeoh
fqy4T, West kelunlQIeiJ \ Kooklo Go, Germanto,eni
~ tV.hnrply, YandallAi II Nckolb, Libcfty; y Rees,
FAImersvillei Heyerling Herr, aaemi " Fyrmont,
vihlanaE& a ssaner, Mest BAlhmorei Farkers Bro. A
Col ParkerebQTg; aud BY Druggists and Merchants
generally ulrot atoht the uhited sates and Oaaadaa.
II H4taia .a7ilir t.I., ep2idiy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-11
Correspondence Of tho Now York EKpress,lg
NEw ORLEANS, March 26,

The local edit VI ofan exchange RnhllAheA q
Ipanning lnarSat report in whiek be states
that 'tin plates re fist, lead heavy, iron dull,
rakes moi much 4 inquired after, chAmpagne
brisk, fhubarb and leBRa are drugs, starch ia
siiaening, and pap, " 's stationary. There is
no hlein dead hogs, bat considerable Rnima.
tion in old cheese alaaa ssnasha ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-11

How ANNALS Cool OFF-Every observing
farmer knows that men and horses are the on
ly animals thai have double means Of refrig-
aralion, and all others have bat one. No 9th
er beings sweat like men and horses, and
therefore cannot cool themselves by perspir-
ing throagh the skin, This will be found
true ikronghoutthe whole range OF compara-
tive anatomy and applies to the largest as
well as the smallest beings. An the thick
skinned animals, except the horse, have no
powers Ia the skin to exhale heat by prespira.
tion, IL being only a secrstive surface All
the cleft feet species, including those with
feet and toes rounded and unproyided with
claws, the rhinoceros, elephant bison, nam
moth, maslodon, buffalo, OF, swine, deer, lion
tiger bear, wolf, fox, squirrel, dormouse,
oposs1nI, raccoon, an, like the dog, have no
meahs 6f cooling themselves when heated, ex-
eepl through the medium Of preparation.
Thus the OK, when very hot thrnsts out his
tongue and pants TO exhale the beat genera.
ted by exercise, and il driven wilhout lime al.
lowed for this, will die with the heat that ac.
eumulates within him, Hogs ofteh diewhen
driven TOO lasi, beeAass they danH0t part with
geuefsted heat Ho4 hue .t,,li...5.t4a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-11

A yoang lady ats ohocd. engaged IN the study
Of grammar, was asked ifkisa was = eommon
or proper nouns she hesitatingly replied, sii
is both common and pftpet 300 -ib :
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-11
Wo=partncrsbip.
M Oo.PART n ERsIiIl, :.
DlssoIutiorl.
DISSOLUTION,,

TIME 90 part uefship heretofore eNistng Milef a
tiia. cb, in THE Meraaani 'lid tHihk I siness saa
dissolved by mutual consent on Che first day Of Feb
ru,ry, ,insiant The books are in The hands Q Henry
Miller who will h0nthua the bus uess al he old stand
Huston Bnilamg, t6inerrliird ana Jefthsnn Firtets
Those wha have olaima against the nfln VIII present
thAn for rlyinant and ltie indebted "a the
hrm are q expeeled 60 call aud settle their accounts
withoaldelaylAs the business must be closed,
HENRY MILLER,
feaaaw san tI s. CHARUHf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-11
daIilgl. !. empire.
From New Orleans-The Negro
school Tax--MuItary Move
ments-A Tribuhe Correspond
ent C0E1es 20 Grief .hHt ldaaols


ments-A Tribune COrresp0md-
atst Genres 60 Grief, ,bal ali1sois
y teotrespendeneo Of tho Now York Erpross,l ~
Nrw Oatr,Ns March % |
Just now tho mast imnortant TONIC az cnn. |
yetsaiion IN the conntry rs we'll an in.,be city.
Il M l.le nrder III Ganatai Tanka nrhviiinv
tor the ednrai;on ~ negro cbilArepJ and tbe |
Of n tibrary for adults This order
imnoses n inx IN eyery owner az rnaf or per-
sonai nronerty residing' IL each school district |
for lbe snnnoyt III 'the schools one wear. Ana il |
also nroyides for n library u be fafDished ai |
cost III iva dollars and a half for each adult |
nngrn h M ia;strict wbdre aneh adult nnny |
banpeu 10 reside When ais educational Or |
Xxx Vas pubbshed mode innniries and ascnr- |
famed tbnt across the river. "a view almost of
f3ener,1 Rank's bead6parters ara fniit,yo
II l,,s5n I'll i,an WA bsye not bSd ,be hent.
G,s ~ scbools for 4 aJJ,sa III, ,ifs fff IT " VI
Tho naronts of ,bs bhiIdren ara too noot IN
sond tbtms "a 4 n,vl scLooI and fins liz rising
ganarations of ,2st lnda,iet of the world nj
Isnst arc rnn;ly aconiriuc habits of vaurancy
ond' vice no;nI,l IN th;nl5 on 'a'' \
T have Iaarned tbnt abe sconl tax has alvaya
.been ldvibd with tbe crcatqst nnnn,unIitv. bnti
1be funds nil have been absorbed in do sun
mort of Provost Marsbals. And now theserieo.
nle Who see tbeir children growing nm without
XXI bencGfs ~ cdncntion fnJ themselves
connoIled 10 nbnort schools for the benefit
oS n set. Of, ,idlc tieions yagrai,ts now crowded
IN their midst 49,. \ -,
have now tbe records Of over hundred
Iom;i;ea N Tho diferent marshes. who were
nncn 4, ycrv ensc ei,cnrstances and who
now liyeon their desoiated little farms, with.
ant fnrniture in their honsos. and no, so much
nC animal i;Ce around them as one chicken -
'fhey mnnoge 10 subsist Inv dultivaiing few
,ysystablcs And throngh tbc hberalIty az ,bose
80 fnr,una1e than tbemseIves. Tbese neo.
nIe will be called nnon to sunnort schools and
i;hro,.;c for NEGROES who are emnloyed on tbe
ioraa conGscated nIantations nnder govern.
-, ,rotectior nd Now Il Il with the ne.
rroas +. Whom General Ranl,s's order reg,, la
so ~, 60, lohor wos fret nnblisbed there was
~ 80, 80 al stamnede towards ths citv and va.
rions low rs for The negroes we're determined
not 20 n, nd tbemseIyes to one nerson Tor n
rosr,S ~ sa,. vice Tbcv wprei forced hack into
yI". ,,,orLea ~, ,hs aoan,s If the Gov.
p.anan, pn"us I'd aro Kent 70 tbeir worL by The
s,rn,', -, tho r,iIterv hpt on oiber nlan.
"a. h,, n,S, ~, ,I,s o,y,, boot ,bs
Ssasrt;onS i % wen ~sr on al n tremendous rate In
a majority Of il stances the children were left
Banks orders. i3L G.sa8 alirI 10
The women come TO the city to enter upon
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-11
aost

n OsT--An persons are hareby eaIIiioned against
Ia negotiating for mote drawn by me, dated lfehfls
aFy T. 1854 Tor ioar hundred and twenty Two doiArg
and len cents 1892 1O), thirty days, aud payable nc
First Ratinna fauk Gincinnatil to the order Of y.
Rowland. said note has been lost, and al perTons
are cautioned not 10 parchase or receive the same
Gi II7INI - 0i s'fHiH JOHN A. MiNIcK,
Mr.. JOHN A. MINICR, The note alluded 70 above
n6vef reached me ~ mail or otherwise, aud Is no
longer valid as against yon onmy accounts
cinclpaA,i, Febraary 10, is6a-siidtf 's'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-11

Jeremy Taylor sasYs thns is takes q vide gar
ment to cover some psople'H sins. We Hond-
or il our ladies win think Il necessary 70 ex.
pahd their crinoli,esla iavahN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-11
Dialogue betVveen Ancient Paul
Mnd M0dnrsa AbeIIaIonlsts.

P.@I.et as mary servahla as are under the
yoke count their masters worthy Of all honor
A-Horrid | Let them do no such thing,
but break up the relation at once.
P.-And they TINT have believing masters
A.-1Ibshf NoshyehDlder can be Chris
tian gt4ate
---servAntss be obedieat "a, them that are
your masters a4 ..ai.lt d.
A.--Don't you do it. iIasgt,so,
P.--I sent back a bond serVantwho had es-
capped from Philemon, audtnld Philemon that
he would be more profitable 10 him now than
ever. 49,, A,ts. q AsiiA
A.-Yop did q, wicsed thing. Had you
been as good IA our Abe you would have pro
claimed hllslRves free, and ordered all the
military aud naval force Of the country to back
up the slaves IN escaping TO freedom, even il
they had cut their mnster's thfoais TO do IT,
Prom such as you. I withdraw myself.
A-Good riadapce,,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-11

Fonrleenth stgeet, WRskipglon, il said 70
contain throughout its whole length, south Of
Willafds, not one house shht Is not d house o.
III fame. A-euniraot has jSsi heon wade 10
build q house ei The same character, which Is
TO cost sso,Oo0 ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-11

How soos VIZ FoRoK4. "A leaf torn from
the Tree BY a ride gale aud borne away to
sons desert spot 10 perish. Who misses it
from among ia feliows2 Who Il sad that il
has gone Thus il is with human lie. There
,aredear friends, perhaps, who are stricken with
grief, when a loved ona Is taken; and for many
days The grave is watefed With tearslof an
knish. Butby and BY the orystal fountain is
drawn dry, the last drop 0oEes out; the stern
gates Of forgetlulness fold back upon the ex-
hansted spring, and Time, the blessed healer
ofaOFrows, walks over the closed sepa lcher
without waking 2 single eeboby bis, footsteps.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-11
The followiagils an extract ola loilsr from

Professor Neymager, on three years SCI
entiic visit from Bavaria, tellsns that in 1866
4 comet shall come 10 close Rs 10 endanger
this our earth > and ahond it not attach itself
(as one globule OF quicksilver 10 another) nor
annihiiatg US, the ghtwill be the most bean.
titul TO beholds DuriRg three nights we shall
have 80 darkness, but be bathed ia the brill
liant light 81 the bIaaine train lluIN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-11

Men ah0nld study 10 enFieaA themseiVes'
nos in silver ard Eola, bat IN virtue aud forli /,
tude. -"9 "7i't@
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-11
&rorrrtrs, st.

w sHOLESALE CROCERS
noInH i0 AND imroRTErs or HuoH /
Broadies, wines, Gins, oagars, and Irisla
and scotch whisky, I.s.
i4l .ain 4rF idqi AM pEAbgRsIN UeI .ia0
DOlR stIc Wines ana LIquOrs.
iftn H4H Aus6, fu..f frnfi
Ago -Gs for Sale OF Pure Bourbon Whisky,
i No. a0f Second street, Dayton, ONO,
DIG leave moat respectfully to acquant thcir
- TONER'S andthe community GENERALLY, that they
have entered into partnershp, under the name and
style 81 ". 0'HRlEN n BROfHER. Tor tho purpose
of carrying tho wholesale grocery, liquor, CIGAR
and tOha,bo huslptaa IN paylnn, Ohio, ~ the late
stand OF ". O'Bren, No. 90i Second street,
Havingnmple means To enahln nstc phrdhhsc goods
from the bcsti houses in Nov York, Baltimore and
Philadelphia, and hayngha fifteen years experience
IN the trade, we hold ont the best Inducements 10 o
old dcustomers and ~ othera who may be kind enough
to purchase from uH- ia. H .4 -
NJ u'BRIEN, latc of tho arm OF O'Brien Poe,
Toledo Ohio, will devote his tlmO and attention 70
plense all those who mRy come TO luy vt tins we'll
known House, and E. O'BRlEN, will treat the com
munity bdtter,if possible, tn ever before Both ol
Ms fee grateful for past ivor and earnestly no.
lielta share Of your futnrc patronage, AulAdawlm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-11

One square. eighty words, one vi 40
Tor square, ONT vPlsr ~ W
pa-'lerme Tor AdtertisoHeutsi eeeopying n create
idieWn at tho Cuunting Room. - All Rayeftpemei
a elafged nj the Above rates, nnlH ~ Htfp agree
,ns mt is made previous 70 Insertion - AT casual al
vert isemepts must lIe paid tnrln adyancs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-11

a-I 50. M M aa.-.l ...d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-01

WANTED TO SELL A FARM OF
w sIXTY-FIVE ACRES, within two miles OF
the city, and on a first-Tate turnpike. 1t is mostly
cleared, and would make an excellent market gar
den Apply at my office, in the building corner OF
Tenth and Broad streets, between O'Clock A. NJ
and O'Clock p NJ.
Sc 21-4ts j. III. SANDS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-01
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
By Il. i. Cook, Auctioneer.
T ARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF


T ARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF
l 4 ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS WORTH OF HANDSOME FURNI-
TURF, At THE BALLARD HOUSE, AT PUB
Lie AUCTION, TO BE MADE by TIE PRO-
-pRIETORS FOR AND ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM
m MAY CONCERN.--In consequence Of the Ball
lard House not being re-opened by new prOprietors
as was intended, the FURNITURE bought by such
parties with that Object, also that bought by all
other parties WHO have not complied with the terms
OF The sale announced shall proceed to resell the
VERY LARGE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION
OF FURNITURE, &C.,
so left unfa.led for, beginning MONDAY, the
10th day of October, 1864 at l0 O'clock, continuing
the sale each day at the same hour. Much Of the
stock il of the very best with which the house was
furnished and IL weii worthy the attention of all
who need f5r their own use wish TO make profit
able investment There many elegant chamber
suites OF
Rosewood and Mahogany Furniture,
Rosewood and Mahogany Wardiobes,
Rosewood and Mahogany Bedsteads,
Cottage Bedsteads,
Rosewood and Mahogany Cabinets, marble-tops
Rosewood and Mahogany Washstands, marble
tors,
Rosewood and Mahogany Parlor and Cane
Chairs,
Spiendid Brussels Carpets,
Elegant TOilei Chamber Sets,
Very superior Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
Feather Boosters and Pillow
Countefpanes, Blankets, Sheets,
Bolster and Pillow Slips,
Mahogany, Extension, Dining and Centre Ia
lies,
Plated Casters, Forks and Spoons,
Chiiing Dishes, Dinner Knives
ALSO,
All UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE viii be sold to pay
charges. j. G. TALIAFERR0 81 co,
N. B.-The BAR-ROOM FIXTURES are offered
for sale privately until the day of sale.
For terms, apply to the PRoPRIEfoRS.
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1 FINE FARM OF FIVE HUNDRED

~ AND EIGHTY-FIvE ACREs ON Tie
RIVER, FIVE MILES FROM
RICHMOND BY THE NEW Bil ,GE ROAD
FOR SALE AT AUCTlOA.--By request II Ur
John r. Garnet. We Will sell at auction, ulon The
premises, ON WEDNESDAY, the 18th day d Otto
Der, at II O'Clock NJ, his wtll-known FARM, s.tr-
ated as above. There are five hundred and eighty
five acres, Of which one hundred and Twenty-Five
are meadow land, equal to any, on the river, and
well adapted to the growth Of hay, corn, oats &c,
the high land is IF excellent quality has been highly
improved, and produces finely in clover, sc.
The dwelling has eight rooms, well arranged and
the out-buildngs vi the usual kind and in gocd
order.
The place is well stocked with fruits OF various
kinds
This farm has been julicously managed, and in
the proper hands could b. made TO yield hpayyte-
turn upon the capital invested, 1t being really good
land and near to market.
Persons desiring to purchase are invited 10 cv-
anime it before the day Of sale. Ii desired 1t B
be divided SO to give 10 the home tract four hum
dred acres. TERMs: At sale
GRUBBS Il VII hIAMS, AuctioneeTs,
Sc 90 Successors to GOddIn 4 ApptT76n.
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FOR RENT AT AUCTION.

DARN FOR RENT.-Will be offered,
publicly, for rent, on the premises, on WE'D
NESDAY, October 5h, at II o'clock NJ, the desira-
Bile FARM belonging to the estate of the late ID. o.
Akin, on the Valina road, eight miles below Rich
mond The Improvements are very good and the
situation desirable.
Persons wishing TO rent will be shown the premises
by Captain Kirby, the present tenant, or BY DR.. O.
Archer, who resides near.
Whoever rents will have permission to SOW the
usual fall crops, and full possession given On the
18th of December next.
TERMS Made known on day OF renting.
92-po13ts