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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

AoLLowAY's PILLS AND Oixrxrx--
Sprains, dis'ocations, &c.-Neithcr opo,lel-
doc linmsnt, nor any other cmbrocation can
equal the efficacy which char acterixe these
essential vegetable extracts in the cures Of
spralns, strains, wounds, bruises. .contusions,
or dislocations, &c. They are unequalled
ior alleviating pain, reducing local inila.nma
ton. and promoting . rapid cure. Sold BY
oil Druggists.
WOMAN: she needs no eulogium she
speaks for herself! was the toast offered by
~ enthusiastic individual, at a celebration.
The same sentiment might be very appro-
piately uttered in behalf Of the Eclectic
Cleanser" which is rapidly attaining na-
tional repstation.
Sold by al druggists and grc-.ss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

Go 70 rns BEsr.--Go to Bryant. STRAIT
ton i Merrili's Davenport Commercial Co!
lego. to get thorough practical business
education, or to become good sound tclc-
graph operator. For circulars address Zen.
closing stanps) Bryant, StTa.ton * Merrill,
Davenport, Iowa. dwly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

PUuE GOD IlIvk8 VIL.- .t
This estlmabls remedy has q In dsrepsts snene
any from sAs sausecus and sspulsive articles ssld
osssr ~ saals y Cod utss on
uasard Cssweil's CsA Liver = manufactured -
the from fresA ssissaeA mvesa II b sweet
- cream. ard 10 easilv retained hy the most deicas
d on,ach. Sole manufsct ctuyefs,
CAswELL, MACK CO.,
NswtYork.
Goid by al! Druggists. fcb2e-decd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

TnE RorE WALK.-This manufactory.
which has been doing fine business du
ring the past season, has closed operations
until spring, when it will start up again
We understand that the experiment, so far.
has proved successful. and that Is no won
der at all. Manufactures Of many kinds
coLld be established in this city and succeed
nobly. There arc plenty Of fortunes laying
about under the su. face in this city, and oil
that is required is small amount of capital
and large amount Of energy and enterprise
to bring them to the surface. Don't wait to
make large beginnings, for if ou do the
work will probably never b. begun. The
true way /, TO make a moderate start, ard
then work with . will.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

NEw Goopsl Nkw Goops l-Willson 10
receiving IN extensive addition to his stock
Of Jewelry Clocks, Watches, solid and plated
Silver Ware, etc. Call and make selections.
500 PANS OF SKArEs-the best stock, the
best styles and the lowest prices, ct J. A.
Davenpoet's Hardware Store, No. l3 Brady
street. Call and help yourselves.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

"Wny IL !, that 50 many American wo
man die A. an nse when they should be in
She prime oflile y is often asked The an
Isvcr is easy. household irudgcry breaks
then down completely. The best way for
our house c-keepers 10 tighten taeir daily la
ber, and thus prolong life, is 10 use the 'Ec
lcctic Cleanser" II is without an equal.
Sold BY all druggists and Srocers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

AxHouxcExExr.-Ths largest aud most
extensive stock Of winter clothing sver Of
fered in the city Of Davenport consisting Of
ovsrcoats, such :as beaver, chinchiIles. cloth
and others; cashmere suits Of the latest
styles and in large varieties; casinet and
satinet suits at very low prices. Black
dress suits to please the most fastidious.-
Also splendid stock Of ready-mads elcsh-
ing; large and complsts assortment Of Ill
kinds Of gents' faroishing goods, can b.
seen at No. 45 Brady street. and can BE-
purchased at the most reasonable prices -
Thsss gsods ore well selected. and especial.
y adaptsi = this market. CAN It Pss.y's
before purchasing. and be esnviaesd that Il
Is the plaes whore you can b ssi1ed lor ths
leesG moRey.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

HILLS HAIR DYE, 80 cents, black or
brown instantaneous natural. durable, beau
titul. .veliable, indeed the best in use. has been
before tho public over fifteen years, IA the
cheapest, containing as much MS the usual
dollar sizes. Depot No. Go John street,
New York City. Sold by all Druggists.
psecnt medicine, pcriumery and fancy
goods stores every whore. juncll -dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

AssEssoR's OFricg.-Mr. McNsir, the
newly appointed U. S. Deputy Assessor for
this county, has taken iormal possession Of
his Office though on account Of having to
settle up some business matters he does not
take personal supervision until next week.
Meantime II. H. Smith, the late Assessor
has the management Of affairs. Mr.. Edwin
Fay takes the place Of J. A. Crandall, as
Deputy's Assistant.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

TRr Ir.-By all means should those az
fiicted with diseases Of tho throat, lungs, or
kidneys, make trial Of DR.. Po.and's White
Pine Compound. II 10 an boncst, thorough
New England rcmedy-as staple as gold
dollars. II has been used for years with
perfect success, saving thousands Of lives.
and aleviating untold suffering. Try 1t by
all means.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

POPULATION -Davcnport Rock Island,
Muscatine and Moline ere four coed sised
60 ahead places, and ars al destined to
make large marks upon the map Of our
country. What We were gong to say
however. is that We are informed by Mr..
Root, the entsrprising directory man who
has been canvassing oil these cities within
the past three months, that Rock Island,
Muscatine and Moline together do not afford
so many names for the directory a. does
Davenport, which is conclusive proof tha.
their combined population is less than ours.
Rock Island leads Muscatinc, and Musca-
tine leads Moline.
This confirms our former impression ~ to
the lclativc population Of these PAGES.
The true statement Of the population Of
the cities is probably sbout as follows:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

Nsw lLLunsHAroa.-By patented pro-
cess Of distillation, &c., . new burning Auid
10 nov made from bexoine and naptha, and
. much brighter light. Il i claimed, 10 pro
duoed Il greatly reduced cost, snd With .
positive security against explosions. This
new fluid Is known q carbon Auid, and Il
in this state BY D.S. Hawley {
Co., for whom Msssrs. II. E. : D. B. Dsswn,
Of LeClaire, ass agents. This sil b nov fos
sale BY dealers in this city end slsswhsss.
aud viii b. farnishsd wholesale in any quaa-
titles On orders directed to D. 8. Hewlsy 3
Co., LeClaire, Iowa. novlT-df
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18
CITY NOTICES.

FoR Christmas Presents 60 TO the City
Auction Room.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

WnAr DO You THINK Why the fact of
the matter right in a nutshell is that every
body IS buying themselves rich at Smith the
Hatter's. Ills stock, they do say. is the
most complete, and has moro Of tho real,
genuine, honest goods than was ever opened
here before, or can elsewhere be found in
the city. Whom you buy you arc sure Of
getting the right article-no humbug, no
co!oring up and patching, no cheap, coun-
terfeit trash that is dear 1t any price, but
the real stuff all through. So, then, every
lady and gentleman in the city who desires
TO buy instead Of getting sold, should call
At the corner Of Second and Main. where the
goods arc kept and where the black bear
Deacon Alston and Squire Smith and the
rest of the force will astonish you with un-
heard Of wonders. consisting Of hats, caps,
fars, robes, gloves, mittens, ctc.-choicc
presents for the Holidays.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

1T. rsnrLs, Gardener and Florist, cor.
4th and Main Sts.. fruit and ornamental
tsees. sny90-ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

Scott 1 Fey's flint glass works, 10 Bir-
minsham, opposite Pittsbu-s. and ware
room, containing $40,oO worth # glass,
vas destroyed By fire yesterday. Partially
insured.
The records Of the Salisbury prison have
been found. They contain the names Of
over 1000 Union prisoners ~ho were r.
ported missing. The records are at th(
dsath and burial bureau in Warrington.
Tho United States iron-clad var steamer
New lronsides was destroyed By 6rc at ths
League Island navy yard, near Philadesp6ie
on Saturday night. The cause oi The 6ss
| is TO be investigated.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

"ArwArER 6 TO. 1T seems that this
firm which lately created a sensation in our
city in the confidence line. was not confined
to the tcoacco business alone. \ day or
two since, Mr.. Tcgcer. he wine and liquor
merchant on Min street, received n letter
from the American Wine Co, Of s.. Louis,
stating that thcy had shippeia bill of goois
to Atwater & Co.. Davenport. some time
since that they had drawn for the same,
and that the draft came back. They are
impressed with the ides that "Atwater &
Co." ia a bogus concern. The American
Wine Company can stake its las. bottle of
native wine on "thcln sentiments" and win
al tho while
AS far as heard from the managing parts
ncrs Of this cnterprising concern have not
been heard from, though that IS no fault Of
their numerous creditors, who are anxiouslv
looking out for them. We hope their de>
sircs may b sratiflsd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

Nor PLAYED OUT. n AMI MEAxa-1nno-
cent people Who imagine that all further
operations in boring ct the Port Byron OIL
Wells have been permanently suspended,
will be blessed with an enlightenment Of
ideas next spring. We clea-n that more per-
sistent efforts will 10 put forth at that time
than ever before. We award dee honor u
the managers for their adnisAbls persistsn-
cv. and wish them the biggest kind e luck.
Never say die.-LeC1aire Register.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

xoxrnLr.-The Acting Cemptsollee Of The
Currency thinks it would hsvs : sAlutasy
s0ect to require the National Basks - make
monthly instead Of quarterly ,stasus Il their
condition, and 20 rccommeuds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-19

ns- SPECIAL NOTICE.-The undersigned a.
,.ar,,or of the late p. X. White, taxes pleasure
- ynnonncinp to hi friends and the public that he
haS inst returned from the North with yer! Sc
ROOTS I1 IT'S SHOES, TRUNKS, VALlSES' AND TIA
YELLING BAGS,
which he offers nj the low "st cash prices al MS
new store, No. SO Main street. wv" u'''H ','t"
the Spotswood Hotel. tie beSS le"'' :" ,,na
the benefit Of the ladies that ul''iS"" '"'o 10, ~,
=, Tho election of all goods suitable Tor
.Sh";nh;. line He has obtained the services
" IoHy POE, JR., we'll known in the business
W who will be pleased 10 see his friends
at No. $40 Main street. :. m,,I,,
Inv 26-lm ENecu''N '" - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-19
BY Robert Is. Lyme. Auctioneer.

VERY VALUABLE FAMILY RESI-
' DENCE, on YENABLE. BETWEEN JEsSA-
NlNE AND SCOTT STREETS, FOR SALE At
AUCTlON.-At the request of the owner, Mr.
the 18th Of June, upon The pr.ns"s, at the hour OF
o'clock, +. NJ. that very desirable FAMILY
RESIDENCE located a, above, containing five
rooms. The lot fronts on Nenablc street twenty
eight feet, and runs back hundred aud
thrty-two feet. The house has been recently
painted, pap"red, and wIitewashed, having large
mulberry trees in front and rear. afordiug de
Iightful shade. The garden Il well set with vege
tables Possession had Immediately.
TERMS Very liberal. and made known on day
OF sale ROBERT B LYME,
Real Estate Agent and auctioneer.
Office. Fifteenth street.
IL ID corner Wall aud Franklin.
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own room more cheerful, and only subject
- tbc drawback that he had human eyes
from three directions continually fixed
mon him through the grated door enter
inc his room, the window opening on the
piazza at his leil, and the door opposite the
window, with an open panel in it, opposite
which stood q sentry.
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AUCTION sALES-THrS DAY.
BY lsbell & Davis,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
corner Eighth and Main streets.

THAT BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED
4 AND DESIRABLE SUBURBAN FARM, WEST
o. AND NEAR TO TIE RESIDENCE OF Ma
TTHiiAhNlEI.F r; BOWIE, 10. AND FRONTING ON
LIE NORTH SIDE OF LEIGH STREET As EX-
TENDED. FOR SALE At AUCTION will
sell at auction on TUESDAY, the 10Th day Of June,
1865, on tho premises, at o'clock, = NJ that beau
tfnlIy-located and desirable SUBURBAN FARM
above named containing TWENTY AND A HALF
ACRES. The improvements consist Of a pretty
cottage residence containing nine rooms situated
In Il beautiful oak grove, new barn, stable ear.
riage- house, COW sheds, hu axcsII.ut leg house
with q fine pond convenient thereto, and all other
necessary out houses. The land j. highly i'm
proved. substantially enclosed with cedar post
and white oak plank, ana admirably adapted IL
the culture IF III. usual crops ana vegetables. ali
Of which have been seeded. and are now growing
finely. 1hi, place. with little care and aiten-
ton, may be- made one Of the most desirable resi-
dences in the vicinity NJ Richmond.
Immediately after the above sale, will be sold
two very fin" MULES, two fine COWS, No.
BUGGY HORSE. CARTS. BUGGY, and HARNESS,
and ali FARMING IMPLEMENTS on the said
farm.
TERMS FOR THE FARM one third cash, balance
six, twelve, and eighteen months, negotiable
notes, interest added, and secured by deed 81
trust. For the personal property, sixty days credit
tor approved negotiable notes, interest addrd.
L. l3 ISBELI * DAVIS, Aucti0uepT-.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

al-A CARD.-R. n. HUDSON, Dentist, re-
specially informs his former patrons and the pub
lie that he has resumed the practice Of his pr"i"s-
sion nj his old stand new huildrngl, south side OF
Main, between Ninth and Tenth streets. Thirty
three years extensive successful practical expert
encr. with the same inclinatiou a heretofore l."
render perfect satisfaction, he trusts VIII insure
him a full share of public patronage. Thousands
of the best references In Virginia given II +"
quircd lie has for rent an ehgihl" "ihc" Tor n
lawyer or physician. le l"-'''
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At the residence Of his grandfather, william l..
NcMinn, on the l7th instant, at half past L. NJ =.
McMlNN, infant son Of Joseph and &, j Gull
Iinpworth. The friends Of the family are respect.
fully invited 10 attend his funeral THIS MORNING
al 10 clock.
on the 10th instant, at half past o clock NJ
at her residence, In Hcnrico, Mrs. FRAMES hof-
KINS. widow Of the late DR.. George n Hopkins,
In the seventy NTH year of her age.
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,-nr1nr TO THE CITIZENS OF

THE CITIZENS Of
~ RICHMOND. 1T is earnestly reques,ea ny tnd
ladies aud children OF Baltimore sE MT
NEXF for the purpose Of building an asylum for
Orphans as Sodsfss and sSns s q mo
,a % pirh 9ond will donate LOT OF GROUND
fSri the ~ foundation Of the Asylum BY SO doing
YOU Will receive many thanks from me hin hsir
it,,Ia sIsters and brothers Of the south anu also
he PRAYERS of the dear little orphans, VINO nais
heen thrown upon the cold charlues u TUG WIN
Nv the misiortunes Of war. ! ,,na.i,,, l., %
INV person wishing further Information III re-
card to this notice, can address nc r
- :, M "a Charles street, Baltimore.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE nav
BY isbeil & Davis. AuctIouesr.

TO u II y EAT FRAME Tryv'
i MENTS, on The EAST SIDE nP rttv -; ;,, r.
GINA CENTRAL RAILROAD. on c" pS TX.
At auction, on WEDNESDAY,, the ?o'h J,, az ?, sod
lsss, upon The prnmises. Al 5 o'clork Il gn1rns-!
NEAT FRANZ TESEMENTs. .itugt'a - fOLR
,nIrl d,s.anar above The ?ic" Of tho Virginia IN
opportunity - persons II small moan. A. !. me
re-idencts, Or max" prodtab- ~. .,ta.a, ''''i'
TERM on"-iIIrd cab baIanr. 4. 81.
secured by a trgst deed tsBETI ny All
]. lf-tiS - 49,
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RATEs uF B0AAN
scR0FrLA. CHRONIC RHEUMATISM AND
SYPHILIS

r,., mo-, pprt,uag,,pI. diseases which atrt 'h7
human race made to yield sat,iactof'4E A"H -
luaurntiy 10 the method and means, $50 rAI',....'
Il which may be had hy reading ,"nS''T
mrnt - facts. in pamphlet form. "h',h 1a.
thought for some time worthy to be "@l'" ~ '"'
The fitie ~ thfs short treatise l., III" >ref4
Treatment Of syphilis, Chronic kh"n~, .'A. f...
SrrotuIa by Dr. L. J. Goodwin, OF tue ""'4'"s
Iblr"bS mo-, respectfully and honestly -o.'3a
careful notice II this pamphlet hv tAr ''1,. ~ -,
frriug humanity 10 which II tst...C,'.,,.,f tsi
The authenticity II II, Intelligent ana -
enforcement The "NcIrtaht" Eat"i"I', -
GgIlrp, A. the mot prominent 'faNHt" IN ~ -,
II let constitutes in the judgment ~ di''t
1hvsiaiaus and bhers distinguishes TT u
;cncc an! high appreciation 81 ut.' NJ
AN impur'ant addition - IN" F'lh'il -
known as the most efficient IN the treatment '' "''
diseases. ,s..- ,...rr ....
coded 10 excel any attending the genera I.h.
treatment II due ,o my adaptation ~ the t0tt.
upon the theory which devised upon cary .a.. ...
logical views taken Of those maIddl"s. IL.
triicy II its efficacy makes i emlu'Nly a.'.
a place among the most reputrd standaTd rem.
II medical record and would most CO..,
0u>iy claim At the hands OF hunordhtt A@e
grut physicians 4 fair and lupartl1. U."t ~.
thers peHtical value a. applied by NE Hi me '''.
Of these diseases. ....,.. f....,.4
in towns and cities from fly "a one aaHif"'
81 the Eutrophrc at u cost Of three d"''''' .'' '
IL. containing thirty ounces. t Eliza
ada
Washington Springs, formerly hh"Nh. - %. ...r.'
atoIdiug the best qualltle. ~ -. fl"1 ...
Chalybeata. and Maguesla. thr NJ .......
and valuable collection ol medi, .h@t W. ..,..-
"a the mountains of Virginia, ca'I"@ ~. ..s..a..
| than attractive to iryalids Il ta.. ~ s....
from deblluies, diseases Of IT," t.##.f F. .s
uterine disorders, skin disease 80 .r...,
liver and digestive functions, tiA -. "..s.,.I
! benefited by 4 relaxation from d"ia'-, t,.af
/ pursuits accom- lnl.i by a Few wr'h,,r ..s.
/ suca = healthful retreat a. that 81 'Ar
springs. c,.. - ...r s..r.n't
| advantages will be charged tw" a"''A.'
! and twelve dollars per week board t-...g..e
| Persons visiting the springs Tor iH-4 IN. .,f
| and treatment Will be charged ~
/ week Al nprcir rates, for board . y.v.a.s
| Passengers reach the spring, ny i. >.rH,
| AMI Tennessee Railroad, stopping as "''
! depot Washington county. ..s...ts.
10 charge Tor medical services &H*s
ticn Is given. ~, :, ....f...~ta &. B.
| nh. All cted may visit IL with 'h' a''1.. .-Srt.
,h,ir soiourn shall be succeeded 10y d ..I. .sutay
| TO lice. 10, haze 40 nett ant 49,. .....1N.h
tn suffering.
The VEGETABLE EUTRoPEiC an' n" n'..., =.
| LIT can be obtained Of T. ;" I'm stree.
1 northeast corner 81 Marsha -. .. n. fru..s@H
! Richmond agent for this cry -
generally IN all parts OF \ III .@'"
| NH 9-dSsw2tsS6m
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BY Ptlkinton, Pulliam & Co., Auctioneers.

nor SALE AT AECTION.-Wew will
l. sell on TUESDAY, the 18th June, l.Gd, at half
past clock, 7. NJ, on the premises, at public
auction, the LOT lying on Compromise street.
Maddux II III, fronting nifty feet and running bach
one hundred and MY feet, it being the lot OF
which John Lantrp died seized
Terms At sale.
PlLKINTON, PULLIAM Co,
IT, 7-pudtds AuctonseTs
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pain.
aaars The To-.
lent r'sht, would seem :..,ma..
s ny ss.s,t.'t - n, .i sss'' except in tots" =
ness" our rYEs ARE on ~'
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such y
tssily expee.. %
:: :,.. s,s' y: IN :. s.ss. .ss Italy.
=. =: event. .;fs 20 ;ss s.s
,s:: e.. IS ss - .. sss :ss
s ;sss { deeply ,a.s.s's''s' -
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TN HENRICO COUNTY COURT,
| IuNP a ls6s Ordered, that u notice be pub
ushed in the Times and Dispatch newspapers Of
the city OF Richmond, requesting all ei'isens y,
unon the premises OF any person, 10 report the
same Immediately to some Justice Of said county.
,s,s-lw copy WILLIAM PoLKEs, c. u, c,
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ss- A HOME REMEDY. great rrpn,
,ation achieved by BENEFITS DlARRHLA
KILLER during the epidemic Of 81 IN thiI ,,ty'
,bonld commend it 10 all who suffer from I'AN.
RHEA. CHOLERA MoRBC>, and ail '''r"N',
# the Bowels. trial will convince ''' must
.kenrical. Price, FIFTY CENTS 4 bot Ire.
'N ;.%, SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-19

RE FIRST-CLtSS PHOTOGRAPHS are sill
being made by LrMPklN y co, No. '"' Main
street second door above Spotswood Hotel.
Price, per dozen, TWO DOLLARS.
rp,ir. satisfaction guaranteed iv l8-eodts
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BE ICE-CREiM
FOR PARTIES. FAIRS, rIC-NICS, &.
ANDREW ANTONl
respectfully announces that he j. prepared To fur
nish, AT short notice, on very moderate terms
SUPERIOR ICE-CREAM
of every desirable flavor, for balls, parties fairs,
excursions, or pic-nics.
A call is respectfully solicited. IL l5-lm
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BY Ishell & Davis,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneeEs'
corner of Eighth and Main streets

DESIRABLE TWO-STORY'
n FRAMED TENEMENT, WITH BRt ,5A BASE-
RFi;TT'WEET FIRST AND SECOND STREETS, Al
hUCTioY.-We will sell ON THURSDAY m ..s'
day of June ls66 upon the PREMISE a. ui,S
brick basement, located as above containing elSht
rooms. besides closets, gas and gas nNtutes
III ronybout with a kitchen OF two rooms ana wate.
T.; av.rd' The lot fronts about thirty feet ana
runs hack one hundred and nifty feet
TERNs: Oue.thrd cash, balance at siN anu
twelve months for negotiable notes, win 1n'eieS'
auueu' al" ''' ISBELL & DAVIS,
-. 81 Auctoneers.
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LAW BOOKS.

The Virginia and other Reports, alN" lot o!
STANDARD WORKS, for sale.
Orders received for any Law Books published III
the United States or England.
A large stock Of Miscellaneous Literature al
very low prices. -
Circulating Library, two thousand volumes for
hire. "
Book binding in any style. Blank book. made
10 order At short notice. Ie III
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NOTICE TO TAX-PAIERS.-In
y compliance with an ordinance Of thu city
al Richmond Will ate nj ~ the Col lector oticr,
Civ Hall, from 4. VI. to L. NJ, from the 18TH
IN ina 3Drh ~ June inclusive, to receive from thu
TAXPAYERS one half or the whole Of the Guy
Taxes charged To them, deducllng thersirom ten
nor rant julius A. HOBSOS,
j. I'm City Collector.
TB-Fractional notes will not be received TX
cor when necessary to make the requisite change,
I, /. J. A. ii.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-19
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EMORIAL WORk.-1he ENerullNc
vi Comm.t~, appointed by mrgns :, Of y ;y.ls
mn hold a. tn" cgn"n'y In%fT4 13 vwo' IG and
G"Ew1ad Cemeteries: beg 10 -ta,r mat 81 h" :. ny.
wood about five hundred graves YET 's'''''"
muund,d .., ,.,, the several military
Il has been >1gEr>trd 't'1l t.' ,,.,,n MIR
raaulattor> ui III" city IN to'l''r''aa" ,rr ~
r,nd,, won cherriGl,l% 's" r.oar.,"d 10 re-
Ho, yw""d. They are tA,'r ,,o'Itl,, now much
If hi. work they will undertake.
be- furri shed Them. ,.,.,.,, consented a. IRE.
r,r.. map 81 H"1Iyw4od De. ~ III
may be-, each grave WIN ''n "'P"""''''''
the lead. hail ta.a basn finished the
when this WORK mai ia .,.,,.r,I moo. u.,