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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-12

IxPoRrANr TO THE Sick. We invite our
readers to careful perusal Of DR.. Easterly's
me icsl advertisements which can be seen
in our columns this day. Dr.. Easterly's pre-
psrati0ns are star dard remedies and aSe
very celebrated and popular throughout the
great North west. We refer t. DR.. Easter
fy's Iodine and Sarsaparilla, DR.. Carter's
Cough Baisam, DR.. Bakers Specific and DR..
Marks Syphihtic Cure. These preparations
have been in. general use for the last ten
years. and are known to be infallible RENE
dies for the diseases they are recommended
70 cure. We advisc the afflicted to give them
trial. Orders addressed to Dr.. g. Easterly
4 Co., st. Louis, or DR.. Easteriy, No. 90,
Madison street, Chicago, Illinois, win be
promptly filled and forwarded by Express to
I'll parts Of the United States. aprld&w6m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-12

Disncr Couss adjourned yesterday, sSss
d., after session Of lees than two weeks
during which good deal Of business has
been disposed ok 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-12
HOUSES FOR RENT.

No. a. A new house on Brady street, one Of
the most desirable residences in the citv.
No l. A large elegent house, with all modern
improvements. stable, well, cistern. fruit and
shsLs trees, fine river view centrally located,
--oue of the finest residences in the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-12

No. T. Rar, Bilhard and Dining Rooms for
rent. (connected, with kitchen and sleeping
r,cms sstached,) fornerly occupied By q. ID.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-12

THERE is small Dry Goods Store on
Second street, between Harrison and Main,
but nice assortment Of desirable Goods,
1t reasonable prices. Call at No 52-
div OrrO KLuG's SrOp..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-12

No. 6. Furnished room for rent. for gentle
man. also room uniurnshcd- good rooms
An Nh~ hnsiueas mart of the city
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-12
OFFICE FOR RENT.

No. ~. A large, light, airy Office, fronting ON
East Second Street, corner of Brady with ante
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-12

Nssnalns Ou1y- OBJ. citr ch64ueeto
have plenty Of applicants fos mastering out,
and viii have fore some time to COME
Iowa soldiers who ars ~ In the nsad viii
soon begin to arrive rapidly and close up
their accounts with Uncle Sam.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-12

No. 30 On Jersey Ridge, miles fron post
once, 6ne house, in good repair rooms, .
ceIlsrs barn worth tsoo, aud poultry house. =
ls varieties Of grapes tbore 2ooo lbs lest yea,
ell kinds Of fruits, bearing. This properly en-
braces s acres. Price, q. 500
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-12

No. 6. "Merwin's Block Perry Stree. for sale,
with present rcutal Of q. lOo) paying good re
turn now, and prospectively very valuable prop,
srty. 70 close q concern this property 10 offered
- ! very low price and on easy terms.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-18

but these having become delaced, Kiss had plaster
casts Of them taken, with the intent OF casting
them in bronze, aud in his studio he entrusted his
American prOtege with making models OF the plas'
ter casts in clay and Of reduced size the greatPro
fessor himself applying to them the finishing hand;
and so did our young artist with heart ana soul
and tireess energy study and toll for three years
and more not only with Kiss, but in the Academy
OF Berlin.
On the 23d of March, 1862 in the evening, the
old man lay sick in his room in tie city of Berlin.
Beside him sat his pupil. The old man asked in
quringly about the funeral pageant OF the archI-
tect StRler, which had passed by that day, ard,
hearing that stuer had died suddenly, en-
claimed oh what 0 beautiful death :" From
this his pupil diSsented, and urged that such
death was MT 10 lie desired. That night the pu-
oil betook himself TO slumber, and in the morning
he was hurriedly called for, with the announce
meut that the sculptor who had executed the
splendid works OF ~ George, 81. Michael, the
Amazon the two colossal horses for the Caserne IN
Charlotteuberg, and other grand conceptions be-
sides lay stiff and cold as one OF his own monu-
ments, Thus in a foreign land did this young
pupil lose one who ever was unto hun an anH-
ious teacher, kind and most considera'e
friend. Who, on his hearing that The v az had
interrupted communication, rendered 10 MIN
his plr,s and from time to time, IN order 10 tes-
lily his interest in, ara love Ior MIN, gave nun
many valuable and pr-cioos gfs DO we Won
der that tine ycunG artist she'd many tear over
H. old mans grave Alas, he knew not then
that mother sorrow was in store for him IN his
beloved home; for God had taken to himself, tho
father, three days before lie took the friend and
vet friend was left him fCrthe wife oil the noble
old professor presented 20 the beloved pupil oil!
indictments in the a,eer, urged him to stay and
occupy it, and promised if he would but return
sic would let him have the use OF II exclusively.
not only without cost. but would support him II
need were.
Bat he is now al home the love for sisters and
mother has brought him here. Mayhap, though,
he will return TO that familiar atelier 18th casts
TO be executed in marble o. distinguished men,
and he has already received commi, sions. Thus,
fJg * long years has tie young Virgniah de-
voted himself 10 study. careful oeaseless study,
biuF accompanied part cf the time by his brother,
who with joudneGs rpaintug has been study
IN. too. ana has GioggAt back with him some
b, autilul views ia thu TyIol, the Aarz mountains
and her I'm utic spots and superior drawings
OF various kinds, executed by himself. We vel
con tie Young artists h me- one is kdS4rd v
Valentine, the pupil Of Kiss, and the other W. W,
Valentine. the pupil of Engelhardt who, too, may
return to Eur pc 10 pursue the study Of the art lie
loves so we'll and in which he has already given
evidences OF genius.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-18
TIE COURTS.

TIE WYNNE-REYNER ASSAULT AND BATTERY
CAsE-DEcIsION OF THE PRov0sT JUDGE-FIFTY
DOLLARS FINE or SIXTY DAYS IMPRISONMENT
PRISONER ELECTS 4 FINE.-Saturday, at 10 A. ~,
being the hour appointed for the delivery Of the
finding in the case Of John NJ Reyner tried be-
fore the Provost Court upon a charge oil commit
ting an assault and battery upon Charles H.
Wynne pUblisttr 90 the richmond i'WeS' the
evidence in which case has been duly reported IN
the Wig the parties with then cgunae -, ana d
large thrOng OF spectators assembled 10 the Pro
Vost Court, when captain Ho'-r0it delivered his
decision u writing. 95 follows
1T IS no. denied that the prisoner Is man Of
general COED character. l-d cI remarkably quiet
and peaceful habits. Alter searching inquiry
into the facts wh..h tTju-PEct 20 the tna OF ne
commission Of gle t1-lct- ard the connecting
circumstance which hap e-ed p-i'r 70 the com
mission Notiiur discovered OF alleged. as the
Cont perccives. that EcI.c tend % create an es-
seLtslly bad motive Ia the p-.sone. mlud.-
There is no doubt he was, and the facts would jus
tfy b.m IN being, inflated and baIassed at the
Cniustihable treatment he had received from the
person he assaulted. Nj Wyune himself candid
iy saws in his testimony thar " hen he ordered the
prisoner 10 &c. out OF E.r >Ilce, and upon beng
asked for 81 explanation app.e ed harsh aud provo
king language % him lg NJluc, was wrong
"De!i!erat.ou ana kindness should have prompt
ed him t euUUire whether j. Vi. Eeyn knew
that his frequent = ..l OBJ Gle Times vible we're
obinet.1uai. aaa o.. ed by hin NyuEe, 70 Ce
discontinued. ~ Ect cN-I. SIX aud displaying
thee s-.ril0--4, VI lGo DO, 'a'y eA-i'iIeo
hasty g a i4s gcve.ne- t--. en- tlt Re eNasPS
rated a usual. kind ard o.. iasa . sCcE &C.
gree ti.r he rCs induced g. commit a. gloss OF
fence agai1s- The ics.
&" But these ia-ta 90 -ct jus; the act tie pa
scner committed. 10 would l5 eUiDe1ty 0Q"ise
and unsafe g. e--.l ..sr tie rule That an Cd
person should .st,luies ta' lles-ala OF pau'ia-
mert ought 10 be ~ tel uur 81 he one who -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-18

TIE STEAMER MAGENTA, Captain J. \. Baulyu
Of the New Line. between Norfolk and Richmond
reached the latter port yesterday afternoon on her
see nd TIP and the working Of her machinery was
highly satisfactory in every respect Mr.. W. q.
Hart IS first mate Of the steamer, and TO him we
are indebted for an inspection OF The steamer,
which Il certainly, from stern 10 how, from hold
10 upper deck, one OF tie fines, and best arranged
that fiolts our waters. P Il. Butler, ESQ, is the
agent Of the line at Richmond which We ccrdi i
Is recommend D the travelling and freighting pub
lie.
gentlemen who stands upon deck, is tie truck
ing agent Of the new line, and has wagons at the
wharf running upon every arrival, t0nvcylES
goods and freight from The steamer & svety other
POINT. This Liberal sIgangsmcut-ihe custody
discharge and delivery Of Heights al arrange
meut that does not meet enc upon the line @. every
steamer. and We therefore he more highly recon-
mend the line.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-18

RAILROAD CoLL1sIOS-The 81 o'clock Accom-
modation Fredericksburg train on Saturday came
in collision at the curve near Camp Lee, with
wagon belonging to the mineral water establish.
ment of Messrs Dusche 4 Co., which attempted
10 cross the track ahead Of the train. The wagon
vas struck on the rear portion, Capsized and con.
siderably broken, and two men IN 1t thrown out,
but not seriously injured. The train was stopped,
and the nature and extent Of the injuries inyes-
tigated by the officers, after which the train pro.
ceeded on.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-18

THEATRIcAL.-Wes see it announced, with regret
that Miss SalIle Partington has abandoned tie
boards Of the Richmond Theatre, and perhaps,
the stage forever Her host of friends in Rich
mond have rendered her farewell complimentary
benefit and The same viii axe place this even
ing and tomorrow evening, Al the Richmond
Yarieties GOV New Canterbury HdE), She dc.
serves substantial token OF Richmond es.eem.-
A large number Of volunteer actors and actresses
OF merit viii combine TO make the performances
attractive
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-18

TaEATRR.-The play goers wee we'll enteltaiG'
ed last week On Monday night Hamlet was
presented or Tuesday The Lady Of Lyons on
Wednesday, Macbeth" On Thursday Tie Rob
bers and Friday night Jack Cade It is bat
tan 70 say thar these plays requiring, 9s they do,
ye.y competent performers to lender them salts.
i.cioIiy nave been produced N yerg good ana
ellie tive style Mr.. FanniD, the leading man Lss
so lar surpassed the rest Of the company ss to
cause their Efforts to appear less IEertOrious than
they would have done ia the presence oi an 9eto!
Of less decided merit. We must remember how
ever that their qualities have been subjected O.
severe test and il is encOu aging 10 know that
they have acquitted themselves 50 we'll under all
the cir,um tanCeS.
We believe It Will BE- conceded that the compa
ny has been jUllCiOusly selected. The leatiGg
lady, Mrs. Carroll, is not equal 20 some OF the
signed to her; but she IS generally correct and
earnest in whatever character she undeIl0 vs,
and will avoid celsuYe when she cannot COum nj
praise. Mrs. Carroll will appear 20 better adrar-
tlge wh,n she appears with She iorth-. mag
stars in less prominent roles. Mr.. tJUHE has
not impressed us favUrsb,y. We regret fa.t We
cannot award g. h:m a liberal o ivwuuce 4
praise but hope that we will, upon further ac-
quaint nee be justified in doing Sc. Mr. Brink
= known 70 the play-gOers as mert0rI0us actor.
lie ranks next to Mr.. Fdnnin, and shout lee al
lowed 70 support him. Mr.. Ogtcn has resolved
himself into the chief utility man of the estaD-
sltiity Mrs. GlassfOrd is an acquisition. Ia
her peculiar line she has hid no equal On the
Richmond boards for a number of yeas
T night, Mr.. Frank Drew, the irresistible come
dian, will commence an engagement. see adyer'
tiSsmeEt.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-18
E. B. cOoE. saLa.maa. u. -Y- ssr u

VERY BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN FARM ag,
Y AUBURN, FOR SALE AT AUCTiON.--sL-
VIII be sold Mt All ton, on the premises on NON.
DAY, she 10 b of September az O'Clock =. NJ,
the fertile and beautiful farm called AUBURN"
two miles from the city, on the Grove Road The
dwelling is new and cymmOdioUs the out-houses
and stlh!ing extensive snd in good order Iseic
are three wells OF the very best water The place.
The farm contains about twenty-five acres, and Is
nearly square, and lies between the q OTe Road
and Westham Plank Road. Il is decidedly the
most beautiful and desirable suburban residence
in the vicinity OF Richmond IL viii be sold as .
whole OF divided iat0 four lots two fronting 90
Grave Road and two on the Plank Road Each Of
the three unimProysd !ots has on it beautiful
building sites
TEENS AT sale C., ". PURCELL,
Trustee.
GaUBBs d WILLIAMS, AuctioneeT5. sepS-tds
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-18

by the colored folk, is chartered for their especial
accommodation, to-day for sn excursion 10 Glly
Point. and return. The steamer leaves her wharf
at s p. n, this afternoon, and returns by moon
light. The fare has been put very low-one dol,
lar the round trip-so that all that wish can avail
themselves of the pleasures of ths trip.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-18

nor SALE, most desirable TRACT OF s4a1sss.
Il LAND, of four hundred and forty 81
three acres in the county of Albemarle, a
miles from the University OF Virginia aud
the town Of Charlottesville, on tie road leading
to ScottsVie. The Improvements are perfect
and consist OF u good brick dwelling, containing
eight rooms, with all the necessary out-hOuses,
suck as BAN, tObacco.Aouse, stables and quar-.
tsr, has large productive orchard on it, and
the land is divided of into fields OF fifty acres
each the gre lter portion OF which is well set ia
grass The neigbborhoOd Is az good as can he
found in any locality.
For terms, apply to the undersigned or M,
THEODORE HOPPE who Iesides on the place
Wheat crop can be seeded if desired this lall, and
fun possession given January |, 1866.
a BODEkER Il BROTHER,
sep6-lm No. 10 Main street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-18

TIE RAIDING OF THE RoBBERs-EvERY Man
HIS OWN POLIcEMAN-Friday night the house
breakers, meat house despOieFs, aud hen roost
there's wtre more than usually active in the
northern section of tie city, and in several III
stances were rewarded handsomely We heard it
tumored TN { more than twenty r0bberies Of
petty character were committed that all tee
premises On one square we've invaded, anu WOOD
coal, bacon, chickens, and other portable pro
perty" carried away. Among the robberies per
patrated was q very aCdaciOus one ut the dwell
ing cf Mr.. james W. Epps az the upper cad OK
ay street. The robbers scaled his outer DE-
fences broke into his wood house and hen coop,
aud cal RED OF the contents OF both. The stable
OF his father Mr.. Thomas c. EpIs, at the conner
OF St. Stephen and Baker streets vas broken
OPEN aud 3 set of new harness stolen. Other
thefts of similar magnitude were committed III
the same vicinity. The residence Of Or. Gavinzel,
Broad street, near the City Hail was also entered
and robbed. We heard Of no detectons or ar.
rests by the police, who We suppose ae watchtIl
as they well can be. this stale of affairs II be-
comes every householder to double his duties,
and become his own special policeman, guarding
his own property. The citizens complain that
the lamps Of that section are broken, anu couse-
qucnty not lighted at night that the nlghs are
dark as Erebus when the moon Is absent that
crowds of negroes and young white scamp S, make
night worse than hideOus by their bachanahan
revelries and wild cat serenadeS, ard that no
policeman molests OF makes them afraid VIII
no, Major Croft Chief VI Police, pay the North
ern Liberties visit some aus. iclOu5 nl2ht
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIVER AND KASAwHA Coz
RICHMOND, September ,, 1865.
PROPOSALS. ARE INVITED FOR BUILDING,
ii in the shortest practicable time one or three
approved STEAM DREDGING MACHINES, (Os
good patent prefeTred) for Use on the canal; the
machines to be about tSehty-horse power the
boats to be so conluucted that they may be re.
duced at pleasure to thirteen aud Lalffeet width,
and to pass readily under farm bridges twelve feet
high from the surface Of The water.
The acceptance of The proposals will be deter
mined at a meeting OF the Board OF Directors on
the 20.h instant. Address
WILLIAM ?. MUNFORD,
sep6-2T Secretary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-18

HENEIco, September 5th, 1865.
To MeSTS. William C. MOacuYe, j. C. Burton,
NJ c. Egglegt0n, George D. PlcGsantS, Thomas
l.. PIcaSGrts, B, ~, Green, &C.:
GENTLEMEN: have received your invitation 20
become candidate for 3 seat in the ensuing
Legislature. in accordance Herewith, and with
many thanks to each and all Of you fov your kind
appreciation of me, hereby announce myself a
csndida'c. Should be elected, It viii gige ne
great pleasure 10 assist, in howov6g humble de-
gree in restoring solid peace to Virginia aud
IN placing her again safely behind The bulEarts
Of the Federal Constitution.
an, with great respect.
Your fellow citizen,
sep9-tde- [. ". 7. WICkHAM.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-18
AVCUEoN sAGas-Tnis Dny.

BY William Taylor y SON. Auctloueers,
,Sos and II East Main stroet)
WE. will oaor to The trade on MONDAY next, the
LARGEF MY ASb MosF yIRED aS Sf$S e
OF GOODS that We h:.vaevor yet offered ipT ale. We
30 barrel. EeetiheI and Old Rye whlbs N.
TiOus bTaais -
30 barrels Imitation French Brandy
- barrels Gin
% casks Port, Sherry aud Madeira Wines
cases Rasns 2 Wb fys Whisky
POO cases -. julien and ST. Esteppe CigseJ
800 barrels Extra aud saperh1e fiour, approved
90 barrels Cider Nle,ar
40 barrels Eim9, fgEio j, i'leq sussr
SD barrels Refined sugar
i barrels barrel, rcttderei 's sagsf
10 barrels Crushed sugar
10 pass Ri, Laguyr and Java Coz.e
- hhds. Bacon sides
% tierces aud bove shoulder t0cca
10 uerces suEar-cuTsd Hans
go barrels A!ew,yes, nov iaspscyo2
50 barrel ~. new MaeSeset
5o9qgF;sr- barrel barre No new ,sS. aa:k'T2l
200 boxes Scotch Herring
50 kegs Goshen Butler
100 kegs prime Family Lsrd
~ barrels prime Family La.a
loo boxes AdamsutiHe Candles
500 reams Wrapping Paper
S.Cyo Cigars, various grade
80 einister package boxes G1npo"der fse
30 boxes Brown Soap
- boxes German Erasive Soap
200 gross Daley's Matches
100 boxes starch, vGr0ud brands
81 kegs sal soda
50 boxes Bi. Csrb Soda, IL aud IL pound pa
50 bPP S's Hardgrovs's "ChaTrna-'' Chewing To-
loo boxes Ss I9ua. soap
70 cases Indigo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-18
FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-Store House No. g, Man ST.. a.
l. now occupied by ne, until 1T January, III
ls6G For terms apply 10
TARDY IL ILLIAMS
We have rented and will occupy in a few days
tie large and cOmmodous Warehouse on l7th and
Dock streets, formerly occupied By Edmunds j
Davenport.
sep 49, ct TAkDI il WILLIAMS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-18

p. VOOLFOLK, WN THORNLEY,,
Late OF Richmond Caroline county, Va.
WE, the undersigned, having formed q CO.
W partnership under the style Of WOOLFOL =
d THORNLEY,, will attend TO the sale OF Lands,
Crops &C., and having made arrangements with
parties in Richmond, Baltimore ana New YORK,
we are prepared to furnish LABOR, either whlo
or Coloied - the faTmeys of this or the .diacCUs
counties.
We Eow oler FOR sale on accommodating tenn,
the following FARNs viz:
Mount Pleasant situated in Caroline county
three and half miles from Bowling Green and
half nile from Richmond and Fredericksburg
Railroad, containing SuU acres, COZ cleared ana
balance in oak and hickory timber. This Is 10.
ally most desirable isrfG, having fee dwell
ing containing twelve Iooms and all the neces.
sary oGthouses, barns, stables &c. in good repair.
Hampstead" Caroline county Nrglnis, i've
miles from Bowling Green, on south river has ~
acres, 900 cleared and IL good lcMt balance IN
fine timber. Improvements in first rate cOnd,-
ton, with dwelling containing ten rooms and |
necessary out houses, &c.
Arcadia" Caroline county Virginia, seven
miles from Bowling GIeen, and same distance
from Port Royal containing about 200 acres
land, 8 o cleared, balance in good timber, with
fine house, nearly new, and first rate cabins barn
stables, tObaccO-houSes, &c. Land IA high sta'e
of Improvement.
Red House" Spotsyvano county, Virginia,
containing OOU dtlcts ms iilEi - H'lNi'C'4 t4l
North Anna river, four ana ! halt miles ilOm
Virginia Central Railroad.
LA Visit" Spotsylvaua county, Nrgiaia, five
miles from Guiney's Depot, aud eight miles from
fredericksburg continuing 4JU acres, 100 acres
cleared and in high state o Improvement, being
sowed down in grass, balance heavily tmbe'e1
in oak, &c. New dwelling containing SIX IOoiGs.
All necessary out-hOuses in good repair being
nearly new.
Cole Hill" Spotsylvania county, Virginia,
near Mount Pleasant p. o., containing 800 acres
land, good dwelling and all necessary clubhouse.
Arcadia" Caroline county, Virgins, six miles
from Guiney's repot containing 6li acres. coo
cleared, and balance in good timber Has fine
new dwelling containing ten rooms, aud all ne
cessary buildings new. This is a fac Tobacco
farm.
six hundred and fifty acres land, Caroline coun.
ty Virginia near RappaE4nnock river, nine miles
from Port Royal and ten from Bowling Green.
This farm is in a high state OF cultivation, and
without improvements.
We are also authorized TO sell q number Of
farms, in different sections OF this State, at very
low prices.
4dJress-Bowling Green, Caroline county, Vir-
gnia. sepl2--tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-18
AUCTION Sales.--future Day
By Christian, Lea Y Co, Auctioneers
No, IS Main street,

BY Christian, Lea x Co. Auctioneers
No, IS Main street,
CHRISTIAN, LEA s, Co. No. g Main street Will sell
y al auction, on TUESDAY, 18th instant commencing
q. % o'clock
IS bills Crushed Sugar
IS bbls. 4 Sugar
% bbls. Sugar
IS bbls c Sugar
Is bbls. II Sugar
90 hhds Cuba Sugar
25 bbls New York Syrup
20 bags Rio Coffee
IS bags Laguayra Coffee
20 pockets Java Coffee
30 bbls. Whskey, various brands
Mackerel, Nos. II and >, in bbls., half bills
quarter bbls and kits
Mess Shad, in half bbls. and kits
Roe Herrings, in half bbls.
MasOn's Backing
Muir's Ale, IN casks
Champagne Madeira, Sherry, Port and Glare.
Wines
Soap, indigo Cigars, &c, ;.c.
sep ls-td
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-18
4 DN1NIsTRATRTYs NOTICE.

Rssih4 qualified Is administrative Ofthe estate of
- y ,RSokr. deceased, notice is hereby given to
Z & b. b6sing claims against the same 20 pre-
sent 4hei5 thout delay, and those 80 indebted 10
80. : - SUSANNA C. COOKE,
~ Adn'x of II. F. Cooke, deed.
FROG LEVI Chesterfield CO.. Ya..l
: September 18th, 1885, eodSt