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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-10

NEW GYMNASTICS Leo Miller will give
Lecture on Physical Culture and an Exhibi-
ton Of DR.. Lewis system Of Nsw Gynsnas
ti". at lie Claire Hall, Eaday evening,
March 10th.
Mrs. Miller in gymnastic costume will
take part in the exercises.
The New System is designed Tor the ben.
eft Of both sexes. The gymnastics are set
to music, forming one Of the most deligh.
full as well as healthful exercises and Sc
graduated that the child, the invalid ard the
strongest man may participate, and be the
better for it. Go and see.
The Entertainment will comm ence at n
o'clock.
Admission 20 cents. Ladis:s admitted
.ree
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-10

No. ~. A large light airy Office, fronting on
East Second Street, corner Of Brady with ante
room " desired.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-10

seed Market.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-10

Store Lots for sale
No 4. One on 4th ST.. just east Of Brady s.
No. ~ -Four on 4th ST., near Railroad bridge
Unlapr0ve0l Lands Gor Sale
II Cedar, Iowa, Tama, Powesheik, Story. Sion
Warren, jasper and Polk counties. and in nong.
Las county. Nebraska, varying in price from 81
70 el0 per acre.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-10
conn MILL Axo ENGINE FOR $1,000

together with the machinery and fixtures run
FOR the last two years by Nyce, in rear of Acr-
wins block, Perry st.
No. 94. 4 medium sized hall for rent. suitable
or public Hall or Library, centrally located
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-10
METROPOLITAN NALL
SpLENOID SToRE.PRopERIY.

No. 25 Metropolitan Hall for rent by the eve
ming, or week, or for longer term.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-10

No. 6. .Merwin's Block Perry Street. for sale
with present rental Of u, l1u) paying good re
turn now, aud prospectivcly avery valuable prop
erty. To close Il concern this property is ofierct
st very low price aud on easy terms.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-10
We want to purchase
Property Of Every Description,
FARMS FOR RENT.
1sROSa - TO 1sO ACRES.
HOUSES FOR REaT.

No J. large elegsnt house, with al noderr !,
improvements, stable, well, cistern. fruit anc
shade trees, 6pe river view,--ceniraly ioca'eo'
--one ofils finest residences in the city -.
No. II. A good house. in prime repair, e'gh, y,
rooms. with cellar, barn, we'd, cistcTn ana iui'
lot. el2.5o per month.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-10

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4.6.sisss sdssrtissaeu.s - = psia for in
( Aass,lss.sals p,sSs. = ~ ysls!y o.
s'1sA RE.4k Esr.1rE
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-11
SPEECH OF THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA

The ST. Petersburg Gazette publishes the text
of the reply of the Emperor OF Russia to the Pc
lish deputatIon, which waited upon him at st.
Petersburg to express their cancellations on the
death of the CEarewitch;
aGentlemen: am glad to see you, TO thank
Won for the sentiments you have expressed un-
der recent painful circumstances. l fatter my
self with the belief that they are sincere. hope
that thew will be shared by the majority Of your
eompatriots. my subjects IN Poland. Such senti-
ments will be the best guaranty that we sh al not
AGAIN have to go through the trials throu Oh
which we have passed. wish You to repeat my
words 10 your misguided countrymsn. l count
mon YOU to bring them back TO reason. take
this opportunity of reminding you OF what
said in 1856 at Warsaw, AMI for which was re-
preached as having insulted Poland II was the
frat time that visited Warsaw as q sovereign
was well received at the Lazlenki Palace, aud
said No dreams' Point de TeUeTies) II your fell
10 ~ -cOuntrymen had followed that advice they
would have spared your country many disasters.
| therefore repeat those words now, POINT de
reueries'
~ love sll my faithful subjects equally-Rus-
SLAMS, Poles Finlanders, LiVonians aud others
they are all equally dear to me- but will never
allow the idea 10 be admitted that the kingdom
Of Poland may exist separate from the empire.
Here Is my sOn Alexander, my heir. He bears
the name Of the Emperor who created the king
dom. trust that he will worthily govern his
inheritance, and that he will not tolerate what
| could not tolerate. sgAin thank you for the
sentiments you have expressed respecting the re-
cent sad occurrence"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-11
FINANCIAL 4 COMMERCIAL
GOLD AND STOCKS.


A broker received, on Friday last, despatch
from New York, quoting gold at i3l IL. This
quotation found Its way into this column, as ex.
planned yesterday, just before going to p;ess and
during the absence Of the financial editor. We
have since learned that another broker on Main
street, received telegram, the same day from
his partner, quoting gold at 1870 Ia! These quo.
tations unsettled the market Saturday, and
doubtless produced more mischieyous efects....
Will the brokers investigate these bogus quota.
tions2
Ye5terday the buying rate for gold was 1877,
the selling price I4o.
The premium on gold continues to auctuate.-
The "bear" interest has had the advantage for
some days Of the payment of the LIST of July gold
interest, Of which there was payable at New York
some seven millions Of the total nine and three.
quarter millions payable On interest account
The bulls" rely for favorable change on the
fact that there will be no other payment Of coin
interest till September, and then s43ls, $50 will
be due upon the 1910 bonds The payment fol.
lowing that will be upon the $40 loan, In No.
vember amounting TO sl8,l67,085. This will be
the next and only important coin disbursement
this year.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-11
THE NAPoLEoNIc QUARREL
APPOINTMENT OF A SUCCESSOR TO PRINCE N

APPOINTMENT OF A SUCCESSOR TO PRINCE EAPo-
LION.
The Paris correspondent Of the NOTd says
The choice o. Prince Lueien Bonapaite as pre-
sident Of the commission Of the Universal Exit
bition il confirmed. Prince Lucien bears the
title Of Imperial Hghness as son Of Lucien Bona
parte and nephew Of Napoleon |. He Is hity
two years Of age, senator, and grand cross oil
the Legion of Honor often resides ia LONDON,
and enjoys much consideration there.
The Paris correspondent OF TIE Ddhy Meas,
writing June 2lst says; Prince Napoleon, haV-
ing sufficiently recovered from his accident TO
leave Meudsn for the Pal4is Royal, has had an IN
teryiey with the Emperor, Ii was very short
one. and. although chroniclers say the Prince
looked pleased Whsn he came out from the pres
ence, there Il nothing like reconciliation, and
there Is no chance Of his resuming the functions
which he has resigned. lie will very soon go TO
his Swiss estate at Prangins and il is said that he
contemylates q reduction In his household. The
Offices of first chamberlain TO the Prince. held by
Count de Rayneval, aud OF first lady Of honor 10
the Princess Clothilde, the titular of which is
the Duchess dAbrantes, are likely TO be suppress
ed.
a pamphlet entitled Forty Days Of Regen.
cy, will appear tomorrow, and is likely 10 mai e
some noise. Its object i5 10 glorifY Prince NapO.
leon and establish q solidarity between him and
the Duke de Persigny, both Of whom il represents
as the irmest and best friends af the Emperor and
his dynasty, bat now under a cloud, owing 70 the
intriguts Of hollow men in power. This pamphlet
makes bold 10 affirm that the EmperoI's severe
letter 70 his cousin was not in reality written TO
him, but 10 the public-in fact, for Bun.
cOmba.'n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-11
THE coMpouND.INTEREsr NOTES.

The New York Post says it is reported that the
Secretary of the Treasury will, before long, take
the compound interest notes at their face and &C
crusl interest for 1865 or long bonds. 1t is not
generally known that he can do this even after
the third series Of those notes is exhausted. In
consequence Of this anticipation, these notes are
at lA2 per cent. premium. This new movement Is
so rapid that within the past sixty days at least
one hundred millions Of greenback currency have
been changed from currency to security; sixty
days more will work further change Of seventy
five millions more in the same direction and effect
virtual reduction or contraction of paper money
and considering that the money market remains
very easy, the belief is beginning to prevail thsi
the greenblck money of the country can be
brought down to two hundred millions without
creating panic.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-11
THE STATE PRISONERS.

letter from Fortress Monroe says the State
prisoners are kept as closely guarded from view
as en- the first day OF their Incarceration, notwh-
sanding the ridiculous stories that are contnull y
set afoat as TO certain favored persons having
had q glimpse Of JEFF. Davis, sc. IL is q matter
Of the greatest difficulty TO obtain pass 10 enter
the fort. Passes % enter Fortress Monroe are Is
sued by General Miles and by him alone. They
are charity granted. Urgent md important bust
ness is q only claim recognized, aud, If within
the fort the holder of the pass ia as far a. eveI
from ieeing JET. That much coveted privilege is
simply uDObtainable.
Glenn. Clay is still allowed his out door exer.
clss under the surveillance Of the officer Of the
guard and two armed sentries- Clay greatly en-.
Joys these walks and they doubtless are very
beneficial, TO his health which was failing fast
from his close confinement. IL was on the
grou'ds Of absolute necessity that these outdoor
exercises OF Clay were permitted by Gen. Miles.
They will be continued While they are deemed
eficaciOus in preserving the prisoners health
and life.
Mitchell is, il anything more marose than ever.
lie strides up aud down his cell in his bare feet.
de has excellent shoes and stockings at his his
pcsal, but will not wear them. BaTe-fOOted he
walks 70 and fro In his casemate, his brow con-
trayted aud sheer upon his lips. He snaps out
an occasional abusive or ill-nltured remark. His
health continues god.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-11
OPERATIONS OF THE MINT.

The gold coinage at the United States Mint for
the month of June, amounted TO s4007vO all
which was in double eagles. The silver coinage
In the same time was $50 800, all in half dollars
The copper coinage was divided, s24,7 0 in cent
pieces, $4,000 in two cent pieces, and s47 $50 in
three cent pieces, covering in all Of copper five
millions, one hundred and thirty thousand pieces,
of the value of ss7s5O. The entire coinage of
the month, Of all kinds amounted to t5ll,350
and the number of pieces to 1915 635. The
Mint Is doing a good business in the issue Of
small coins, and the supply on hand Is already
large enough to warrant the gradual withdrawal
Of the small, dirty paper from circulation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-11
CROPS IN ILLINOIS.

The Cincinnati Ga=ette says: The following
information is communicated by the officers of
the First National Bank Of Shswneetown, iii.
nois. This confirms intelligence from other
sources in Southern Illinos. We do not hear any
serious complaints from Northern Illinois, Indi.
ana or Ohio:
We have advices from the counties Of White,
Gallatin, Hamilton and Saline, in Illinois, and
Union Webster and Henderson counties Of Ken.
lucky, that the wheat crop is proving an almost
entire failure.
Two or thee weeks ago, oil looked we'll for a
good yield, but the spot" smut" and rust
have blasted the hopes OF the farmers, and many
large fields have been abandoned, and stock
turned upon the wheat 1t not being worth the
cutting.
Az far as our information extends, We fear that
the wheat crop Of Southern Illinois will prove q
failure from these same causes. ...
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-11
THE COTTON TRADE.
The London Economist of the oath u

The London Economist Of the Oath ult. says
There has been very excited cotton market
at Liverpool throughout the week, and the sales
have been on very extensive scale. On We'd.
nesday 10000 bales changed hands, number
which has never been exceeded, if even equsled.
All classes seemed ready to buy, and there is no
doubt If holders had nos exhibited some reserve
been larger than they were. Yesterday although
there was jess excitement, yet, through the firm
ness of holders, prices advanced I'D. Prices may
he quoted lbd. TO 2id. higher than last Friday
To-day the market Is much quieter, the late large
purchases Of spnners having given them pres.
ent supply.
corn, and the high price ut which IL has sod
during the last twelve months, the cultivation of
that cereal is being rapidly renewed in Egypt;
while the cultivation OF cotton Ii, In several dis
tricts being discontinued.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-11
SECRETARY SEWARD.

The Washington Chronicle of Saturday says
Asain it is seriously stated in some Of the New
York papers that Mr.. Seward has placed his re.
siguation a. Secretary of State at the disposition
Of the President And again il Is necessary to
stamp the stats mdnt as ridiculOusly false. The
country will be glad TO learn that Mr. Seward is
rapidly recovering strength and that in q short
time be will probably be relieved Of much of the
inconvenience produced by the fracture Of the
manned limbs. He attended Cabinet yesterday,
and, though lleenly feeling the last blow that has
fallen upon his hearthstone. has braced himself
steadily TO the great work in hand-a work need
ing his constant and his conscientious vigilance
and direction.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-11
RICHMOND WING.
TUESDAY MORNING..-.JULY n, 1865
THE WArFRING PLACEN

Oh, for the halcyOn days when the "SpIing
ssasoh' came round. We do not speak Of the
season when nature dissOlves her frozen chains
and clothes herself ia the beauties Of Spring, but
Of the season when we were accustomed TO leave
dusty, toillOme business aud visit the Virginia
Springs. The Bath Alum, the Warn Springs
and the bot Springs, with is array Of rheumatic,
neuralgia and equity patients the Healing Springs,
the White Sulphur, the gayest Of all, the Salt
sulphur, with It's splendid table, the Blue Sui
phur, the Red Sulphur with It's many holoW-eyed
sBd flushed ehsek consumptiyes. There was the
also. and the Yellow Sulphur. The South.
ern people aud many Northern families, too, used
to visit these delightful resorts. But now they
are almost deserted. No crowded stages with
reekiDg horses whirl up to the busy piazzas, but,
with tie exception Of the Bath Alum, all Is quiet
and lone.
But Saratoga ia very gay. 1t Is said 10 lie
crowded now with 'Sholdydom" and Petroleum,
and many SOutherners CD are there. Cape May
is losing caste with the sristocrAcy, and has be-
come general resort Tor the commune rulguS-a
eommingliBg Of the shoddydom and " venango-
Valley population. Atlantic City is more fash.
iOnsble and very well filed up.
Newport Is the place now. Visitors flock
there in crowds. There ara at present about
two hundred and eighty cottages for summer oc.
eupsuts at this watering place. OF these, one
hundred and sixty are owned BY residents Of
other localities, who spend their Summers there.
The remaining cottages sre owned by citizens Of
Newport, and Others, who let them 10 visitors
Some Of these houses, erected by capitalists from
other places, have hesn built in tie most costly
style, valued in some instances al $4,000
But Oh, for the days OF prosperity and quiet
when We eau visit as Of old, and Ievel ia the
gaieties and socia!ities Of our own Virginia
Springs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-11
BOSTON FISH MARKET. July 8.

Goldfish continues to meet with q very fair de.
mand, and prices remain about the same The
sales of medium and large have been at s6a7
and small are dull at s4a5 per quintal. IN Had.
dock there have been sales at 81 20 per quintal,
and Pollock at t4a4.50. Mackerel are very firm,
and the market sustains full prices. The sales OF
No. have been at Sl3al3.6O, and No. . at sl1s
lilo per Dbl. New Msckelel are scarce, and sell
readily as fast ss received at from sllall.50 for
No. 3large, and s9a950 for medium. In Ale.
wives there have been sales at s4.75a6. SO, and
Picked Herring are dull and in moderate demand
at 80 50a4.50 per Dbl. In Salmon nothing has
been done, and prices are nominal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-11
FROM NORTH CAROI.TNA

NEUBERS, July 3-Gov. Holden has appointed
X mp B. Battle and Others, 70 proceed 10 Wash
inston to confer with the authorities on the sub.
isct Of cOndscst:on. Il is belived there will be
no confscation In either Carnlinss. Negroes are
making tSo or three dollars per day at rewashing
dht in the North Carolina gold mines from which
gold has been once extracted
The negro who was huug up by his thumbs for
forty hours, near the railroad depot in Raleigh
on Friday last by the military authorities died
soon after being taken down.
NeWbeTn has become the business centre OF The
state. Cotton and other products from all parts
OF the State are daily arriving here in large qaan.
titles, 70 be shpsed North.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-11
ROOT AND SHOE MARKET.

The Boston Shoe and Leather Reporter says:
There has been some improvement in the mar.
ket aud dealers are anticipating an early call for
fall and winter goods. Our shipments show an
increase over last week of about fifteen hundred
cases, and quite brisk business has been doing
with the New England trade. shipments by ex.
press have been quite large. Prices remain firm,
and from present appearances we believe the
manufacturers will dispose of the stock on hand
at fair profit. There are quite number of buy.
ers here from the South and West canvassing the
markell and the neighboring shoe towns for sup.
plies There is a fair supply Of goods on hand
for the season. but not as large as in years past
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-11
iier namsd william Burns ha. been put under

der named William Burns has been put under
arrest.
The log cabin, together with the furniture, used
BY General Grant at City Point during the Viz
ginia Campaign, has been presented to ar. George
H. Stewart Of Philadelphia, who is having II
taken down and shipped TO that city. It is in
tended to adorn one Of the public squares.
Tho famous De Bow, editor Of the monthly
review by that name ami one Of the most able
periodicals ever published In the South, is at
Winneboro' near Chester. He has a great desire
TO see sufficient order restored TO resume the pub
LEGATION Of his monthly and viii devote his ener.
gies to the advocacy Of free labor with the same
zeal and ability that be was accustomed to de-
vote 70 slave labor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-11
TuE RrnAsrso ParsoNERs.-A Washington

THE REMAINING PRIsoSERs.-A Washington
despatch says
This remaining pris nners Arnold, DR.. Mudd,
O'Laughlin aud Spangler have not yet been In.
formed OF their respective sentences nor do they
know that their companions have been executed.
The alleged important alter discovered test.
mopy which Aiken, counsel for Mrs. Surratt
sisted would prove her innocence, was submitted
70 Judge Advocate General Ho last night and
after a careful exam nation he failed TO discover
anything in II having bearing on the case
This was commu aicsted TO the President, and
doubtless induced him to decline 10 interfere in
Z he execution Of Mrs Surratt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-11

DOR SALE.-I sOOAcres of Land, lying in
Il two adjoining tracts, one OF 200 acres the
other 600, each farm containing 900 acres OF
cleared land, with fifty OF fiat or low grounds
the rest of the land In good timber for building
purposes. These tracts have good dwelling
houses out-houses, orchards, and every conve
nience TO suit two families. The land is well
adapted TO the cultivation of wheat corn, TO.
bacco, grass, and the various products of this
section of the country. This land Is 80 miles
west OF Richmond, miles from the James River
Canal. rare opportunity is offered for invest.
ment. For further particulars apply at the Whig
once. Jest
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-11
NnrARLES PERLII.

The Governor has made The following appoint
meuts Of Notaries Public IL and for ,he locIlite.
named
BorrzroURF CoUNrY-E II. Wood
AUGUsrA-T. NJ Darboran.
ALBsNARLE-JoAn ". Cochran and James D,
Jones.
HESRY-3. F. Graveley.
RIcaNoND CRY AND HENE-Co--Geo. Purcell.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-11
EDUCATIONAL.

HOLLINS INsTITUTE--BOTE-
III TOUR { SPlNGS, VA.-The exercises Of this
Institute have not been interrupted by the war
Its next regular session will open on the Goth of
July, and continue TEN MONTHS. Young ladies
are charged from the time of entrance TO the
close of each half session.
Entrance fee sl25 IN SPECIE, OF ITS EoUIvA.
LENT Pupils furnish towels, sheets and lights.
Address CHAS. L. COOKE, Supt.,
jy6-2w' Botetourt Springs, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-11
colnUSSTONERg Of ELECTTON

Governor PeirpOint has made the following sd.
ditional appointments Of Commissioners of Fec.
ton
PRISoE GEoEGE CoUSTY.-John NJ. EPPes,
VIM. summers, Thos. H. Dayiss. DayOf election
July 18Th.
GREENsvILLs CoUNrY.-Tomhn Aren't, Captain
John Potts, H. H. Speatlus. Day Of electicu-July
Goth.
Town or DANvIiLE.-ThOs. j. Patrick, j. j..
Hill, J. C. Crigler. Day of elecdoa-July 18th.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-11

Sterling Price, the Missouri General, will proba
bly 90 10 Mexico-not to fight, but TO engage in
silver mining with his brother.in law, Dabney
Garth, of Brooklyn N. Y, and Others who are
extensively interested, by recent purchase, In
valuable silver a,Ines in that country.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-11
TME VERY VALUARLE REAL

v II
ESTATE ON WHICH THE BANKING
HOUSE OF THE BANK OF VIRGINIA FOR
MERLY STOOD, FOR SALE.-At the request of
the Bank of Virginia, we offer for sale the lot on
which the banking house recently stood. together
with the iron vaults and building materials.
The lot fronts 81 feet on the south side of Main
street, runs back l60 feet TO wide alley, and is
Justly regarded as amongst the most valuable
locations, for commercial purposes, In Richmond.
The vaults having stood the test of the great
conhagration of the Sd April are regarded of
great value, and the large quantity Of valuable
bricks now standing in the walls viii go far TO-
wards the rebuilding on this site. The lot is so
graded that there could be basement and sub.
basement to any tenement erected on the same
and yet be above the rear alley. This property
is 80 well and favorably known, that further
description Il deemed unnecessary.
Terms and price reasonable. Apply to
HARRISON, GODDIN y APPERS0N.
f,tn ot
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-11
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

CTOLEN.-My stable at my farm. on the
- night of the 9th instant was broken open, and
a fine bay brood MARE stolen therefrom with
saddle and bride. The Mare has a blazed face,
white hind feet her eyes show a good dea of
white around the balls. She is rather low in or
der PAGES very fine under saddle, and has marked
on her left shoulder, &C. s. c. She left young
colt. liberal reward will be paid for her return
to me in Richmond. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
jyli-3t Corner Marshall and Ninth streets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-11
FOR SALE.

EOR - ALE.-A fine DRUG STORE, loca-
II ted In one OF the most business and desirable
loC ties in the city of Richmond, Va, where
there is rare chance for any gentle nan 10 in
vest.
The subscriber would not offer such rare In.
ducements but from the cause Of his i'll health.
For particulars address Bcx No. 1907, Rich
mond Post Office. jylO-lw