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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-27

/ BOYS The next session Of Mrs. BENEFITS
SCHOOL FOR BOYS commences FlRSr or W,
ToBER. on the southwest corner OF sevenih ana
Grace strects the former residence of DR. Deane
ha course of instruction will bc thorough. french
and Latin will be Taught by herself, or by compe-
tent instructors II Preferred hy The parents. , A.
James II. GARDNER, third door above Monuments
Church, Broad street. Mrs. BENNkTT refers to me
following gentlemen judge william w. CrnmP,
DR. wollfoId, u. Lee Powell, and william 8 poi-
nan, patrons of her school, and Rev. Dr. wood
bridge. Nc |--w
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

VVWN1IDOION NxCI1VO11AN1C
WILLIAM d GIBSON, HENRY Q. WATKINS,
late Harris & Gibson. late Winfree & Watkins.
HIBSON IL WATKINS,
" PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
OFFICE At SHOCkOE WAREHOUSE.
The undersigned beg to renew to their old
friends and to the planters and farmers OF Virginia
and North Csrolins generally the offer OF their
services AZ
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Their intimate acquaintance with the tobacco
sal OF this article.
Their charge for commission after LIST OF October
will be two and half per cent. on all sales Of to-
SO 2s-Im GIBSON l. WATKINS.
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EDUCATIONAL.

OF VIRGINIA.-ro
- he appointed October 10th, an ASSISTANT In
The Math cmatical depart tnent. with special view
10 qualacs stions rs INSTRUCTOR in PRACTiCAL
ENGINEERING aud GEOMETRlCAL DRAWlNd'
10 he assigned 10 the duty, also. when necessary.
In The school Of pure Mathematics. Applications
addressed 10 the Chairman q Executive Sonhit'
tee care Of the Professor of Mathematics, univer-
sI,v of Ii,.,ni, sc 2G-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-27

Y COLLEGE, WASHINGTON, ID. c., offers supe-
fsar a4raita.es for thorough business education.
The Conrse uf instruction embraces Commission,
l'1rorting, Jobbng, Retailing, Bank and other
lnak k,rting. PemInanship, Commercial Law,
commercial Arithmetic, and Business Practice. =,
Sptnccrlau Pcnmanship is taught by Henry u:
Spencer the leading author OF this system, and
celebrated as the editor of the Spenceridn Key to
F1unonIip, adopted by all nrst-class colleges as
the standard ui criticism.
successfully taught by the proprietor, receives his
special attention. This Is the most valuable part
q! the Book. keeping course. Here the student ap.
plies his theoretical knowledge, and is prepared
ior the more minute details of actual business.
scholarship for full course, and life membership
In this Union of Colleges, forty five dollars, II Sc
cured before September !, lsG6.
fur circulars, specimen of penmanship, college
currency and merchandise, address
HENRY N. CoPP, A. M,
~ sl-Sm Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-27

MISS JULIA PEYTON PROPOSES
w 10 open on the FIRST OF OCTOBER
SCHOOL for children under the age of twelve
years, on Grace street between Seventh and
Eighth, at Miss TazewolPs.
TERMS for the half session, payable in advance:
For English Tuition 20
For FRENCH lulllOI AV
1
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RIISS HENINGHAM +. BLAIR's

Nl SCHOOL for the tuition of the English and
French langusges will be reopsned on the flRSi
OF OCTOBER AT her fathers residence, on Le'Gh
street A French gentleman OF ability will be EN-
ploved IT desired, to aid in teaching the modern
Languages.
Terms made known upon application.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-27

RicsnosD. ssytsnb4s ~. -
ITO THE PEOPLE OF THE C1Txk
OF IICaM0xl; II isssssssy ~ M = sss e..
aIs.': s:s: 3 sssH ri HiISSssiss:s rs Sss:ss
ZEE. 9 - 9 g, . = g :,.:sf Esss ~ 80,
;s:ss ssss!s isia saa 49, :ssls 2 -
= AsA a: go :, !. en-. - !,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-27

MISS PEGRAM WILL REOPEN
Nl HER SCHOOL. the FIRST DAY OF OCT0-
BER, and she earnestly desires prompt attend
ancc Of all her pupils.
Every branch Of education will he thoroughly
tanght by the most competent instructors, and the
whole will be under the personal supervision OF
the principal.
Madame ALEXANDRA, q French lady of high at.
tainmcnts and long experience in teaching, vii
will reside in Mrs. Pcgrams family, her pupils
will have every facility for acquiring q practical
knowledge OF the language, and 1t will be the me-
dium Of communication at table and elsewhere
as well as during the regular school hours.
For further ptrtic liars apply to
Mrs. ]. w. PEGRAM,
SO ?2-ts Linden Row, Franklin street.
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NIISS HARTLEY GRAHAM WILL

Nl commence her school for young ladies on
the lsT OF OCTOBER at DR.. Moore's, former sur
goon- general, Grace street, two doors above JEFF
fcrson. For terms etc, apply In person or by let
ter, care Judge Halyhurton. She recommends
lady who can give best references, who desires a
situation in family who is competent TO teac all
the English branches and Latin. She has been
teaching in Norfolk ten years. sel4-tocu
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IME EXERCISES OF MISSES JEN.
ais e1uBBS4nd SUE ID. C0ULLING'e School.
.a s,asg on GRACE street. Church Hill, will be re.
"NPpi.o on The FIRST OF OCTOBER nsxt.
e,.,, brace e between Twenty. afth and twenty.
-" streets. Sc l3-tOcf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-27

A L."SHEPHERD q CO., General
IA. Commission Merchants for the sale OF TO.
BACC0. WHEAT, LUMBER, &c. All businessen.
Mr. A. @. TALMAN, formerly with George w.
Atkinson, and late Taiman & Harris, 10 associated
with US, and will be pleased to serve his old
friends and the former PATRONS Of tho two late
Germs ONCE corner Eleventh and Canal streets.
W
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DRESSES.

DRESSESs ..
Among materials for dresses, striped and
plaid goods are found in greater prevalence
than was ever before known. Ladies have
their choice either to be striped like ze-
bras, or plaided like Highlander, in as
great variety Of colors as was Joseph's
famous coat. There is nothing especially
new in these styles; plaids are larger and
more brilliant, and We see but q few pat
terms in the modest combination Of blue
and green SO much worn last season. Few
broad stripes are seen. Many handsome
patterns have stripe of mazarine blue, or
of garnet, or q rich gray, alternating with a
plaid stripe of the same width in the bright
est and gaycst colors. ;.
In plain colors there is q handsome arti-
Gle of silk velour. The rep being exceed
ingly heavy, makes the goods hang in ele-
CANT folds. Ia s~r
: Gored dresses will continue TO be worn,
but with various notifications. The Ga
brielle is gradually giving place 70 skirts
with more plaits about tho aist-pafts
behind and at tho side, but none in front.
Walking dressing are TO be made quite
short, sometimes displaying the upon De-
nestb, and others reaching TO the ankle,
yet dispensing With loopers, Thh y Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-27

MK. SAl.TER'S DAY SCHOOL FOR
NJ b4is, Gu Fourth street, between Clay and
isss is'hSSlh al Will opon on MONDAY, September nth,
80" fof lsrias nee cirealars. Iiis
,r,u NIGHT SCHOOL
az nS,. Ss fssnmed al the same place on the PIRST
,n,s. oBER NEXT. For terms apply to the
.4psthber. Lan 30--lml q. l.. G.. kdLTER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-27

1t is rather early to speak decidedly Of
the styles for cloaks to be worn later in the
season. The opening for cloaks, etc.,
takes place in October.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-27

WIN. 8. MUNSON, COMMISSION
w AND FORWARDING MERCHANT, GOT
Also, agent Tor the sale 0f HAWLEY'S PATENT
LIGHTNING ROD, the best and safest now In use.
REFERENCES, BY PgRNIssIoS.-Palmer, Hart
soOk q CO., Richmond Fisher & Hancock, New
York; Goldsborough 4 Tate, Baltimore ID. q.
Hitchcock, ESD, New Orleans. ?s-lm
OTICE.-STEVENS q PEGRAM,
IN CONFUSION nRRCHANTs, Gil Broad
STREET, are the Wholesale agents for CIR EAA BIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-27

The style of the empress Trail" of
Bradley's duplex skirts, for wearing with
gored dresses, has been altered. The skirt
is narrowed around the bottom, for the fall
and winter season, from A and so to
80 and 3h yards, with a prospect Of a
still further reduction. The /" Pride of the
World" and "Paris Trail" for riding,
house, and general use, vary from 81 to 3
yards in circumference at the bottom, with
the same decreasing tendency.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-02-16

their own way, will generally marry
agreeably to their wishes. The men
will be the most obiging Of husbands,
when it suits their interest and incli-
nations; and the women will be the
kindest creatures in the world, when
it comports with their humor. A
number of both male and female will
live to a good old age, o large portion
of them will die in their beds, and
their rest will rarely, if ever, be dis.
turbed by the wrangling of their
heirs.
OCTOBER.
Those who are born in October
will be imbued with a great variety
of passions, feelings and appetites.
Their. persons will be various; some
will be tall and some short, some
thin and some thick, some will be
brown and some fair, some will be
sweet and some sour, and the rest
will be just as it happens. AS to
their fortunes in life, they will differ
no less than their minds and their
persons; some will get exceedingly
rich, and some will remain exceed
ingly poor, and none Of them will
carry cent out of the world with
them.
NOVEMBER.
@NIany of those who are born in
November, if there be any truth in
signs, will have occasion to laugh out
of the wrong side of their mouths.
Their heads will often be where their
feet should be and oice versa. Those
of them who have the hypo, will be
gloomy and desponding, and those
who get tired of life viii hang and
drown themselves, if they can muster
courage. A great part Of those who
dislike matrimony will never get
married, and several of those who
wish to get married will live and die
single.
DECEMBER.
Those come into the world in De-
cember, will be born in the tail end
of the year. In many of their de-
signs and speculations they will ut
terly fail. and in others they will be 1.
day after the fair. Those who build
castles in the aerial regions will find
them vanish away, and those who
contemplate them on the solid earth
will seldom have the pleasure of see
ing them arise. Politicians will be
selfish, coquettes will be foolish, cross
wives will be unhappy, jealous hus-
bands will be ridiculous, and noisy
hypocrites will miss the way to
heaven.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-02-16
DATCHELOR'S HAIR Dye,

FJNHE Original and Best il. the World
l. The only true and perfect HAIR DYE
HARMLESS, Reliable and instantaneous.
PRODUCES Immediately splendid Black or
natural Brown, without injuring the ha.r
or skin. Remedies the i'll effects of bad
dyes. Sold by all Druggists. The genuine
is signed William A. Batchelor Also, RE
GENERATING EXTRACT OF MILE
FLEURS, for Restoring and Beautifying
the Hair. CHARLES BATCHELOR.
Oct 25 1y New York.
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FOrtune-Telling.

There is disposition very preva-
lent among the human species to look
into their future destiny; to endea-
vor to ascertain beforehand what i 8
to be their condition-whether rich
Or poor-fortunate or unfortunate
happy or. miserable. That they may
learn all these things without going
TO 2 fortune-teller, and thus save both
time q and money, we have, with great
care, study and observation, concoct-
ed Tor their use the following infali-
ble rules, which will be found under
the head of their respective months.
All that is necessary to the correct
understanding OF them is for the
reader to recollect the month in which
ne was born, especially when applied
to the latitude and longitude of this
our hrst-rate, truly republican and
ever beloved country. n. BIO he
especially read when the moon is in
feI1gee, and near the full-but will
answer, upon n pinch, for any othe,
time: o'e'
He that is born in January anf
lives to be hundred years old. will
see many a cold day, and meet viii
nose, unless swen protected with fur
pl some other warm commodity, vii
oecome as blue as a red potato ever,
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.1sCELL.ANY
Ds.IoSue Lately Overheard I'm the
Lobby OF Congress.

Dialogue Lately Overheard I'm th'
Lobby OF Congress.
BY PETER PEPPERCoRN.
How many things are there concealed,
Through interest and through fee.
How many things are there revealed,
When women disagree.
IA GRAIN from Peters Pcpper-bor.
MADAME NORTH.
Saws Madame North to Madame South,
think it is shame, ma'am,
That you should be 80 obstinate
Who are alone to blame, ma'am.
That have always been Your friend
You know by much experience, ma'am,
And think how have lately shown
My kindness and forbearance, ma'am.
It really gives me trouble,
And say it with regret, ma'am,
That after all my love for you,
Ynr still should fume and fret, ma am
You ought, I'm sure, to thank mo
For the kindness have shown. ma'am,
And pay my debt and taxes, H
And repudiate your own, ma'am.
I ask you but to take all oath
And swear that am right, ma'am,
And believe just as believe,
That blacks as good as white, ma am.
All, me! how happy you might be,
From every danger freed, ma'am,
By kneeling down and swearing to
The Massachusetts creed, ma'am.
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To be Sold for One Dollar Each

!tathoM regard to vdl4e, and not to be pait
.lor unta you 6ao'o ,ohdt you ,cM receire.
80 Elegt Rosewood Pianos, EACH.
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Charleston Advertisements.
THE SUBSCRIBERS

HAvE made arrangements with Mr.. ).
Ills. PHILLIPS to continue the DRAPER
and TAILORING BUSINESS at their old
STANG, 50 Broad street. Charleston, s. c.,
in all its branches, as formerly conducted
by them, and solicit for him, from their
former patrons and friends, the same libe-
raj patronage 80 generously extended to
themselves. EDGERTON & RICHARDS.
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j.. -. Phillips,
DRAPER AND TAILOR.

80 BROAD ST., CHARLESTON, s. c.,
Keeps constantly on hand full assort-
ment Of the best grades Of French, Eng
lish and American CLOTHS, CASSIMERES
and VESTINGS, which will be sold by the
yard or made to order, in the latest IA
shions. Feb 3 3mo
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~ A1ACS IlOSoWOOO 1laNOS, EACH.
worth nom. ....... $3.50. 90 to 500 90
9o Melodeons, hos d cases. 125.0O to 2250O
!OO !OO nne Oii Palntlngs. $500 to 100 90
100 gold H'g Case Watches $500 to 159. 90
$50 Diamond Rings . 5000 to 200. 60
25C Ladies' Gold Watches 6O.O0 to $500
400 Silver Watches 25.OOt0 30 OO
200 fine Steel Eng's, frmd 12.0Oto $500
!OoSMuslc Oo Boxes. ........ 1900 to 1900
10o 10o oii ~, rev fat.Castors 1900 to 1000
100 & FIT and C'ke Bkets. 1900 to $500
3OO sets Silver Tea and
q o Table spoons; ::..... 1900 to 5000
$500 Vest and Neck Chains 500 to 25 no
$500 Ladies' Silver Porte
. ood monales 500 to 1890
5000 Silver Butler Knives 500 to ZOO
1000 pr EARRINGS new style 80 TO G; 00
5000 Gold Pencils and
Tooth Picks - 3OOto son
5000 Onyx and a lethvst
Brooches. es.... 400 TO IO M
5000 Lava and Florentine
Brooches. 100 10 IN
1000 Masonic Pins 4OOto 6'5O
1000 fine Gold Web Keys $50 to $50
5000 Children's Armlets $50 to S0O
$500 sets Bosom Studs. $50 to 500
$500 End Sleeve Buttons $50 to 10 0O
10000 Plain G old and
Chased Rings ..... l.O0to 500
9'oOo 'oOo 91one oet . Rlngs 2.50 to 1000
5000 Lockets, all sizes 2OOto 7OO
io,OOO ,O sets Ladies Jewelry 500 to 2OOO
1000 Watch Charms, each 3.OOto $50
5000 Gold Pens, Silv Elk Cs 400 to GOO
5000 Gents Breast and
Scarf Pins - 3.0Oto On on
1900 Ladies' New Style
Belt Buckles 4.OOto & N
2,OOO Chatelaine and Guard
ooS Chains ;..... 500 to 2oOO
a'OVO uold lMMDleS. ZOO to HOO
1000 set Ladies' Jet II Gold 1000 TO 00 M
10000 Gold Crosses 1.50to GOO
5000 Oval Band Bracelets GOO to % 00
1000 Chased Bracelets 5.OOto I6 0O
1000 Ball Ear-drops, all
colors ............ 800 to 500
5000 fine Gold Pens 900 To 35O
1000 New Style Jet and
Gold Far-drops 49,. 3.OOto 70O
$500 New Style Long Crys-
tai Ear-drops 4.OOto 500
1000 Gold Pens. 200 to 500
80 A chance to obtain any of the above
articles for ONE DOLLAR by purchasimg
Sealed Envelope, for 25 cents.
RD- FIVE Sealed Envelopes will be sent
for 100; eleven for $500; thirty for s.. 700;
slXty-ilve for $1,000; one hundred for 81 90.
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
Our patrons are desired to send United
States money when it is convenient. Long
letters are unnecessary. Orders for Sealed
Envelopes muslin every case be accompa-
MED by the cash, with the name of The
person sending, and Town, County and
State plainly written. Letters should be
addressed TO the Managers as follows: /
GOODWIN, HUNT & A
Feb 10 75+ Box 5, TOO Post Office, y
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by KQeeunR down and swearing to
The Massachusetts creed, ma'am.
MADAME SOUTH
Says Madame South to Madame North
Your words are very kind, ma'am,
But don't think shall turn the stone,
That you your axe may grind, ma'am,
Had done wrong, I'm sure would
Most willingly atone, ma'am,
But ask me not to take an OATH
Till you can keep your own, ma'am.
How many years have by you
Been villified and sighted, ma am
Denounced as cruel, brutal, vile,
And now you ask nae to kneel down.
And justify your lies, ma'am,
But, no; your oaths, beliefs and creed,
:. utterly despise, ma'am.
Pray tell me why ought to paw
The debts you have created, ma'am,
While mine, . debt as just as yours,
You have repudiated, ma'am.
10 plunder and to injure me,
k2Your money has been spent, ma'am;
swear, unless compelled by force,
=. ~ never pay one cent, ma'am.
Z g. - MADAME NORTH.
Your wicked words are quite enough
To make Christians faint, ma'am;
But, thank the LORD. l always had
The patience of a saint, maam.
To think, Of every sinful wrong,
~
But well know good actions are
The first to bo abused, ma'am.
How many; y;persons ia this world
Are tempted by the devil, ma'am,
But have always found it best
To return good for evil, ma'am;
But still win not be abused
Without sufficient reason, ma'am,
And if you slander me again
I'uhave you tried for treason, ma'am.
Remember this: do what will,
There shall be no complaints, ma'am;
The land and everything thereon
Belong unto the saints, ma'am
Moreover, I'll not be annoyed
By your dlsloyal tongue, ma'am,
And pay my debt and tax you shall,
Let It be right or wrong, ma'am.
MADAME SOUTH.
Just like you" s'oe-pegs, clothes-pins,
clocks,
Nutmegs and den hams, ma'an,,
Your justice, love and piety
Are nothing more than sham, ma am
saint, indeed! Yankee saint,
A saint as Black as SCOT, ma am,
For underneath your shoddy cloak
Itsee your cloven-foot, ma'am.
Think not by bawling Liberty"
Mankind will be deceived, ma'am;
Your lying words may pr'aps be read,
But never be believed, a'am;
For who believes Yankee book,
In country or in town, ma'am-
And amt it bs-dte7-y to strike
A woman when she's down, ma'am.
know your dander's getting up,
see it in your looks, ma am,
But answer: Where are all my goods,
Clothes, furniture and books, ma'am-
The spoil of cities sacked and burned
or homes and fields laid waste, ma am?
Before the world you stand to-day
Convicted and disgraoed, ma'am.
MADAME NORTH.
No longer will sit to hear
Such reasonable stuff, ma'am;
You are wicked copperhead,
see it plain, enough, marm.
However, if you don't submit,
There shall be no connection, ma'am.
Between us-nor you shant go out,
Nor yet come in the Union, na'am.
.:'.r MADAME SOUTH.
Go home and eat your iohnny-cake,
Baked beans and roasted CLAIMS, ma'am
And pedale round Your spurious wares,
Nutmegs and wooden hams, ma'am
And do not make yourself fool
By making such a din, ma'am;
For if aaecer hace been ont,
,Hoc can I come IN, naa'dna?
philadelphia Sunday Mercury.
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ForoneDollar.

EoE eDo11ar.
Which they need not pay until it is known
what is drawn and it's value. Entire salts
faction guaranteed in all cases
THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
Would call attfntion to the fact of its beine
the original aid largest Gift Association ir
the country. We are, therefore. enabled ts
obtain the t,ore rdiuoble prizes than any
other establishment of the kind. The bu.
siness continues to be conducted in fail
and honorable manner, and 4 large and
greatly increasing trade is proof that ou,
patrons appreciate this method of obtain
ing rich an. elegant goods.
During tpc past year, this Association
has sent avery large number of valuable
prizes to Fl parts of the country Those
who paty lize us will receive the full value
of their onev, as no article on our list is
worth l9s than One Dollar, retail, and
there al {no blanks.
Partiei dealing with us may depend on
having prompt returns. and the article
drawn vii be Immediately sent to anv ad-
dress b return mail or express.
The following parties have recently
drawn aluable prizes from the Eureka AS
sociatIn, and have kindly allowed the use
of tho names; many other names might
be published were we permitted:
Anrew Wilson, Custom House, Philadel-
pAiiS S'ii', OAA oiillluS, value S1UU. JAS.
Hart t,aves, S21 Broadway, New York, Oil
PaDing, valUe 500; +. T. Jones, Barrett,
Ma hall Co., Kansas, Melodeon, value 5000:
p. Byrnes, Waterbury, Ct, Gold Watch,
va,e s125; J: F. Shaw, 224East oath street,
Nv York, Piano, value $3.50; Mrs. Chas. j.
Mis-, Elmira, N. y, Piano, value $500:
Mss Lucy Jaleway, Elmira, N Y, Cluster
Iamond Ring, value 5000; Mrs. X. Pen
yer, City Hotel, Nashville, Tenn, Mclo-
con, value S125; Oscar NJ. Allen, Co. B.
42d Reg. Ind. Vols, Nashville, Tenn.
Watch, value sS5; Rowland s. Patterson
20: ID, 10th Iowa Vet. Vols, Oil Painting
value 500; Mrs: Abbey ]. Parsons, SPRING
held, Mass, Melodeon, value $50; Jas. Z.
Dexter, City Surveyor, Syracuse, n. Y.
Gold Watch. value $50: Mrs. James Elv,
~ wooster street, cor. Blocker, n. y, Oil
Painting, value S1O0; Mrs. j. c. Coles.
Grand Rapids, Michigan, Silver Castor,
value $40; DR.: j: r. Sinclair, No. 4 Main
At, Utica, n. Y, Framed Engraving, value
go; Hon. Luther Detmold, Washington,
u: C., Oil Painting, value s10O
Letters from various parties throughout
the country, acknowledging tho receipt of
very valuable gifts, may be seen on file at
our Office.
To be Sold Tor One Dollar Each.
Without regard to vdl,le, and not to be paid
or until you hno,o ,ohat yoat ,cM receire.
~ Elegt Rosewood Pianos E,cu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-08

ONE BRICK HOUSE, with six rooms, on
Vance street.
LOT, Is feet by S.. $500. $500 cash SIX and
twelve months.
one FRAME COTTAGE, on Vance streets
rooms. out houses and lot. Terms, $500 cash.
A beautiful LOT for a fine residence.
One tTC-story NEW FRAME HDU5E-tX
rooms, out houses, nne cisteu in a desirable
position, near Mrs Taibots 90
ons-half each; 8 and z months.