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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-04

From Rev. W. D. sElGralEp, Pastor Of the 18th
Baptist Church.
Philadelphia, December 2sth, 1863.
Aessrs. Jopes d Eyans-G Gentlemen II have
recently been laboring under the distressing ef-
fects Of indigestion, accompanied by prostra.
ton of the nervous system. Numerous rene
dies, were recommended by friends, and some 81
them tested, but without relief. Your HooHand I
Gcrmaa Bitters were recommended by persons
who had tried them, and whose favorable men
ton Of the Bitters induced me to try them
must confess that had an aversion to Patent
Medicines, from the Thousand and one' ouack
"Bitters," whose only aim seems to be 10 nai,n
offswee.encd and drugged liquor upon the com
munity, In ely way and the tendency 0fwhich
l fear, is to make many acon6rmed dtunkarc.
Upon learning that yours was really 4 medic,u.
a preparation, took 1t with hnppy effect. Its
action, rot only upon the stomach but upon the
nervous system, was prompt and gratifying.
feel that have derived great and permsne nj
benefit from the use OF a few bottles.
Very respectfully yours,
W, D. SEIRFklED, No 254 Shackamaxon 81.
From the Rev. Tnos. WINTER. D. D.. Pastor Of
Marlborough Baptist Church.
DR.. Jackson,-Dear Sir: i feel It due To vour
excellent preparation, BooHand's German Mi.
tiers, to add my testimony to the deserved repu.
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troubled with great disorder in my head and
nervous ~ stem. was advised by ! friend 10
tn a bottle Of your 0arman Bttters. d;d !"
and have expsriencedkrea and unexpected re-.
lief: nv healtl he's been very materially benefit.
ted. conGdent lv recommend the,article where
meet with cases similar to my own, and have
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J. WINTER, Rozboroush. Pa.
Ftom Rev. J. 3. S. uRnAx, Of the German n.
formed Church, Krtstown, Berxs CO.. "a.
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troubled With DysPeps. 2 nearly tsenty years,
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bottles. Yours, with r aspect,
BEWARE OF COUNT 'RFEITS.
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% the WRAPPER Of each bottle.
PRICE.
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Should your nearest Druggist n, II 49,. -.
ltcle, DO not he put Oh by any of tile is3,r;ss.
ing preP9st!oi1s that may be offered IN q 6lsee
put send 70 US, and We will forward, go. relr
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no. 6Sl ARCH sTRrn1,i.
JONES' & EVANS, =
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Pork Packlngain the West.


The business Of packing pork in the west
has terminated at all points for the season
and, according to our usual custom, we now
proceed to give the result. We have used
great exertions to obtain the statistics as
fully and accurately as possible, and at as
early day as they could be, SO as to have
them complete.
It will be seen that whilst there is again
. marked falling of yet the deficiency is not
By any means ~ large as had been expect
ed; and, although We expected that our es
Inmates Of two millions hogs equal to the
weight Of the previous season, given as the
extent Of the present seasons crop, in our
Impression Of Jan. nth. was an extreme
one, the result shows that it was pretty
nearly An accurate one. Farmers fed late
unusually so-and the great bulk of the
packing was done in the month Of January;
instead Of December, ~ is usual. This
crop OF pork, when there was great
abundance Of feed for hogs, can only be &C
counted for on the hypothesis Of an abso
lutte scarcity of hogs and this must be the
result Of the high price and the large de
mand for com, which induced farmers tc
part with their hogs and cattle rather thar
feed corn to them.
The total number packed is 1888, 474
that the increase in the weight is about 3,
pounds per hog, which is equal to SOL ,23,
hogs, Of the average weight Of the season o
1Se4>5, making the crop of the present
season equal to 1884, 7lO hogs Of the pre-
viOus seasons average.
The yield Of lard per hog is 81 III lbs.
against "a 10 lbs. in 1864, showing a,
increase Of about lbs. per hog. This in
cludcs but leaf and trimming lard tn
head and gut 10 to be added IS usual.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-04
REMEMBER
That this Bitters IL Not Alcoholic
CONTAINS NO RUM OR WHISKY.
and Can't make Drunkards,
BUT IS THE
BEST TONIC in the WORLD.

FRon THE Hon. THOMAS b. FLORENCE.
FRon rns Hon. THOMAS u. FLORENCE.
FROM THE HOH. THOMAS Is. FLoREScS.
Washington, Jan. LIST, 1864.
Gentlemen, Having stated 1t verbally to you,
have no hesitation, in writing the fact, that
experienced marked benefit from your Hoof-
Lends German Bitters. During long aud te-
dious session Of Congress, pressing and onerous
duties nearly prostrated me. A kind friend sug
gested the use of the preparation have named
I took his advice, and the result was improve
ment Of health, renewed energy, and that partic-
ular relief SO much needed and obtained. 9th
ers may be similarly advantaged ifthey desire to
be. Truly your friend.
THOMAS b. FLORENCE.
From JouN b. WIcKERsHAn, Esq, firm Of
Wickersham 4 Hutchinson, the celebrated Man
ufacturers Of Fancy Iron Works, 25s Canal st.
am the ipient from you one OF the greatest
favors that can be conferred npon man, viz
that Of health For many years have suffered
from one of the most annoying and facilitating
complaints that the human family can be affiited
with. Chronic Diarrhea.
Duriug the long time was suffering from this
disease. l was attended by regular ply sicans,
,,,vinu M hut tpmporary relief The cause
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-04
WATCHES CLOCKS
T E w e L r Y ,
Family knitting.
Seat, Durable and Cheap ! f!
The Lamb knitting Ma.
chine Company.

BTady 81. nrst door be.OW I'd,
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rs PREPARED TO DO ALL KINDS or
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tise-as may be desired-in the very best mar
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nd leave your orders for Hosiery. Caps Draw
rs. Mittens, Basques, ect This is the only Ma.
dime thu narrows and widens and gives perfect
IT'S iautOs}tt
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The A~estoeN 0Ueo6oe6 comes 70 ~ q
prsssing he ~ thaa tAsss 10 pride and
pslsistism enough in the Lsgislasurs Of
Nsv jersey 70 return Senator Stockton to
hsssat. u says that The radical faction in
Osagssss be- outraged the honor and dig
nifty II he stste for the purpose Of placing
Il in their power 70 override the Executive
asd pass ssy law that Pare ints1esss may
asassd. We have ~ - larn upon what
prineiplss Of equity ed reason Congress
ssuld thus ct asida Senator Steekten's cleo
tiee, whsa it. own Jsdisiasy Oenmittss,
ssapsissd II . majority q be Political OPP
peosnts, and enbrasisg ~ best legal I'll.
ct Of Congress, felt Il thsir duty 70 report,
With only . minority q sns, that b was en-.
titled 70 bic eat.
The bass means used 10 accomplish their
object surprised even the Senate. Mr.. Nor.
sill, Of Maine, 10 breaking bic plightsd
faith under the pressure Of Radical faction
which hereafter can know NO honor. no idea
Of moral right, can BE- restrained BY no
pledges, Or ever trust in their own promises;
has placed his name under . perpetual bane.
Il needs no legal exposition to show that =
Legislature has the right to adopt the plu-
rslity rule in the election ofits United States
Senators, and there is no warrant in the
Constitution Of the United States whereby
Coogress can dspose Senator Of his seat
Who comes thus elected, and bearing GER
ti6cate 10 that effect under the seal Of the
State. This act of"usurpation and tyranny
perpetrated from the basest motives and the
worst purposes" stands almost without .
parallel. While violating the most vital
principles Of the Constitution, they would
use il to cover up their usurpation, by
passing, through = two thirds majority,
laws which the good sense Of the people
cannot endorse. They feel and know that
in oil attempts to consolidate power in their
own hands that they will find a check in
the irrctractable purposes Of President
johnson, hence the cause Of their proceed
ings in Senator Stockton's case. Radicals
I'll over the country see in tho hearty en-
dorsement which President Johnson's pol
Icy meets with, the knell of their departing
power. II Congress can set at naught the
constitutional right Of . State in one re.
spect, why may it not in all. Truly this is
their principle Of action, and that it is de-
structive Of the principles OF the Constitu>
ton, - we'll - dangerous to the liberties Of
the people every sensible man will under
stand but to this end must it como at last,
ifthe fanatical madness of radicAlism be not
checked in season.
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have had that disease IN Its must obstinate
form-tatulence- or many years, and your Bit
tiers has gwen me case when everything else had
failed. Yours truly,
JULIUS LEE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-04
VIEW JEWELRT STORE

j. ID. WILSON
RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES To TIN
Il people OF Davenport, and vicinity. that he
Has inst opened ut his new store, on
brady ST., I'D door below II. o.
] carefully selected, and very ctoies
1 NJ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-04

Nos. 4. . 4 g Lake ST., Chicago.
We have large and extensive MACHINE Rooxs
in our Jobbing House. where we Manufacture our
Clothing under our own supervisio1. thereby
Possessing the advantages Of keeping onr stock
v ELL SUPPLIED. and regular sizes, and will, at all
times keep better assortme M than an he found
ethousss supplied from the Eastern market.
sp2s-dtf ASAHEL PIERCE + GO.
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~ ssving - 6HApa u CaIhIfY. .iTcg
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-19
treayurer of the Diocesan, Mis-.

appointed treasurer of thc Diocesan Mis-
s(Jaary Society. Ell
The prcc1mble and resolutions under
considcrati0b before the recess were then
taken up, and long debate ensucd. Rev.
Messrs. @. w. Andrews, w. N. Pcndleton,
John Cole, j. Grammar, G.. Minnigcrodc,
Phillip Slaughter, Mr.. b. +. Garrett, and
others advocated the union withthe Church
Of the United States, aud Rev. II. Z. Man.
~ and Rev. ]. s. Hansbrough opposed it.
The whole subject was finally referred to
a committee of Rev. Messrs. w. N. Pendle-
ton, w. II. Kinkle, G. Minnigerode, and
Messrs. John Page, B. F. Garrett, and +.
7. Stribling. -
The committee on the tenth canon re-
ported in favor Of the proposed amend
ment, and their report was adopted.
The following resolutions, offered by
Rev. @. Cotton, we're adopted:
ResoiUed, That so much Of the Bishops
address as relates to the Missionary COM
mittee and the Missionary Work of the
Diocese be referred to a committee, to
consist Of three presbyters and three lay
men, to report as soon as practicable du-
ring the present session Of the Council.
RESOLVED, That so much of the Bishops
address as relates to the work of the
Church among the colored people of the
diocese be referred to committee, to re-
port as early as practicable during the pre-
sent session of the Council.
The Council then adjourned. ).
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
sa-THE SOUTHERN poRTF0Lfo. : Hav

inc published two experimental numbers OF
this new Literary Weekly, and having already re-
ceived every assurance OF Its permanent success,
the present proprietor has made arrangements Tor
the enlargement and Improvement OF us appear
ance-the adoption Of an appropriate head piece
and border, which will make il an ornament TO the
parlor and reading room table.
To effect this, week or two will be required ana
temporary suspension of the PORTFOLIO lot Such
period II is hoped that the brillianey OF " NJ"
face will be sufficient apology for this Indulgence.
The proprietor has also succeeded In assoc'"'ns
with himself as joint proprietor ana eui'",' g.
,aman Of long literary experience, and well known
In this city and State, who viii appear 10 IN pnp
lie In tho new issue, and speak piece" for him
self. d. r. hASh<'iAA''
I'M 1s--ot
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1oso~.S~~I~~~~~.~,--s
~ NBy Regnault Co.,
& Main street, between Eighth and Ninth.
TSXCEILENT FURY U II T.,
PIANO. &C., AT AUCTION.


We will sell at auction THIS saturday. MORN
INC, 10Th instant at our store, at 10 O'CLOCK
WALNUT CABINET, marble top;
WALNUT sIDEB0ARD, marble top;
swALNUT and MAHOGANY CABINETS and
BUREAUS,
: MAHOGANY and COTTAGE BEDsTEADS,
10 HAIR and sHUCK MATTRESSES,
REFRIGERAToRS,
% FEATHER holsters and PILLOWS,
TIN SAFES,
CANE WOOD, and DAMASK SEAT CHAIRS,
CANE-SEAT ROCKING CHAIRS,
wASHSTANDS,
TOILET TABLES,
IRON HAT. RACK,
MEDITERRANEAN STONE FILTERER, In
case
BREAKFAST and DINING TABLES,
PARLOR MIRRORS,
CARD TABLES,
wARDRUBEs,
OFFICE CHAIRS,
10 BED TICKS,
WINDOW CURTAINS,
CROCKERY and GLASSWARE,
SHOWCASE,
NUNNS & CLARK PIANO mahogany case, in
perfect order.
general assortment OF
MERCHANDISE
after the sale Of the above Furniture.
NY 10 REGNAULT & CO., Auctioneers.
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by Robert u. Lyme, Auctionecr.
Office corner of Wall and Franklin street
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Mo,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MOST
" VALUABLE FARMS, THREE MILES BELOW
RICHMOND, on YORK RIVER RAILROAD AND
NEwBRlUGE ROAD.-In pursuance Of = deere Hf
the,Circut Court Of Heuro ccoGnty, entered "h ihe
18th day of April, 1888, in the case. WalA"r, n
~. Jennings heirs, &e., will proceed o. ,.tl ~
public auCtion. on the premises. oil TIE>pAl lLr
the REAL ESTATE in the bill and Procr"t,.-'
mentioned, being all the real estat" of which "
liam ID. Jennings died seized mol hcr.tolnre ,"i
and also a piece of LAND, OF AlAhIl-nNt
ACRES, adjoining these lands, held by avid WIZ.
free, trustee, &c. This property consists Of Tvs"
hne. Of ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY SEVEN
AND EIGHT-TESTlS ACRES. lies on ~" Ar"s
bridge road, about two and one hair mli'' iri"
Richmond opposite the Rural shades, aud Aijni9,
ing the farm Of Colonel Dickinson, aud !, w.,
wooded and well enclosed but has no houses 81
ihe other is tho old homestead Of william =
Jenning., deceased, NJ present occupied ~ Mr.
RithmoDi and York River railroad. ana rx,eu4,"i
back TO the Newbridge road, and touching a 1881"
points opposite Colonel sherwin McR'a'r iar.a'
thre ard half miles below the city, and npp", T.
pr John X. Garnetts, about six miles below i.'
city, and contains altogether about FIVE III r.
DRIED, AND ELEVEN ACRES: Thi., tract = So
c,ptbie of being sub divided into three "r m,ta
goodsizcd farms. with front on the railroad az 'h'
Eewbridge road, a. may be preferred ,.-..s..
PLAT Of these lands, with the sub.di,s>lnn'
proposed, may be seen at the ONCE al Inc ~. .
toneer and Mr.. Vaughan will take pleasure Ia
showing the premises To purchasers. -.-..t
This sale presents nm opportunity rarely met "5h
for securing a most desirable market gart'n %,
suburban farm la short distance of the city, sh'
good road -
TERMS: one fourth OF the purchase money VIII
be required in cash, and the remainder IA ihfr,
equal insta lmaDts, on a credit OF slN twelve Ail
Ell hteen months for the deferred payments. TIE
purchaser will be required To give his negotiate
notes, with interest added, and tn" till" u ih"
lands to lie retained d II the whole purchase money
i, paid and deed ordered by the court. AlibN.'
due on the property 10 Ds paid by the pure hA,"I>
The sale will commence at the mansion LnI.s '"
the homestead tract A. COURTNEY,
Special Commis >iougt.
Sale conducted by Robert Il. LYME, Real s,.'e
Auctioncer my p-Wa>- MID
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By Harrison, Godiin & appcrson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agent

BEAUTIFUL LOT, WITH FRAMED
ID TENEMENT THEREON, IN SIDNEY, At TUE
STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTipN.-Wll D.
sold ut auction, on the premises, OF MONDAY the
2l-t May, lsGG AT o'clock, T. NJ that trnly.htaa~
tful LOT located n above, opposite th" Residence
al Captain Charles Y. Morris. fronting thirty
feet. running back one hundred and unrty-h1.
feet To alley, on which there stands Two OF
framed tvnaments.
TERMS: One-third cash balance ~ four ami
eight months for negotiable" Note. interest added
secured by trust deed The taxes Tor tAls year l'
be- paid hy the purchaser. ..
HARRISON, G0DDIN & APPERSoN,
nv IL Anc'lUan.f~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-19
by Harrison, Goddin < Apperson,
Bankers Brokers' and Real Estate Agents

TWO BEAUTIFUL BRICK TENE.
| MEErS AND THREE VACANT LOTS ~
SIDNEY, At THE SOUTHWEST coRAkR ~
GROVE AND CrLNERT STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION Will be sold NJ auction, on 'hr lfe.
misses, MONDAY, the 2lst May, l>ho, AZ half pat
! o'clock. =. NJ. those two beautiful thrr"-s,oy
BRICK TENEMENTS located as aO"r". on" II
lanes Evans, each Of which contains i've ruoiu>.
besides excellent brick kitchen, &c., and are quite
neat and attractive. They are ncary opposite the
residences OF Captain Charles Y Norris and InhU
e. Shairr. Esq. Also, the THREE BEAUTIFUL
VACANT LOTS lying To the west, zach fronting
thirty-one feet on the south side of6Toy. street
running back one hundred and ninety nine Fee To-
"A wide alley
TERMS One-thifd cash balance at four ami
eight months for negotiable notes interest addict
secured by trust decd. The taxes and INSURANCE
for this year 10 b. paid by the purchaser.
HARRISON, GODDIN AfPERsoN,
NV lB AuCtiuupuT>.
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A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND

A VALUABLE TRACT Or BaNb
IA FOR SALE.-By virtue Of an order made ~
the Circnit Court for Montgomery county, Al th"
AIril term, 1880, in the ease Of X. T Foster -.
rs. Henry L. Decie, shall proceed 10 sell ny pup
lie cutlery, on the alsr DAluF MAY, 1850, .n lhy
premises, that valuable Farm known a. tue Dh'1S
FARM.
The Farm contains about SEVEN HuSDRFpaf4
TWENTY-THRkE ACRES OF LAND, has a NV
and beautiful DWELLlNG-H0TsEo on II, toIeibs'
with all the necessary out-housrs used 10y isimt,,
IL Is situated near the Big Tunnel on thu Virgins
and Tennessee railroad, In the county OF A"n's'i
merry, and about ono mile from the ceeoTA'i
Montgomery White sulphur Springs.
TEkAs or SALE: A credit Of two and three year
viii be given the purchaser by his paying down N
cash so much Of the purchase money necesSaE, !"
pay the cost and charges Of sale. The deferred ay
ments are 10 bear intsrest from the Ah day o. I'
cember, 1883, st which time possession VIII =,
purchase money and Hen by deed OF trust for the
Same will bs required Of the purchaser.
n, Of that day. JOAN K. FRANCIS,
1ap HID 6hsriG Al Nonisomsry county, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-19
by James VI. Taylor, Auctionser,
Office opposite the Spotswood Hotel.

GALE OF LOT, BETWEEN FIJI
STEEyTH AND SIXTEENTH STREETS pr.
suant to 4 decree entered by the Richmond lfa.
ings Court on the lst OF May, i.6l, in the suit Of
G1ddin against Taylors executor and other.
] shall, on WEDNESDAY, the 29d day Of May
1895, at 6 o'clock, =. NJ, sell upon thu premt,r,
the real estate in the bill and preceding men.
Fifteenth and Sixteenth, and Marshall AID
Clay streets, In the city Of Richmondl, At put.
lie auction to the highest bidder, upon the follow
credit Of four MONTHS aud the other third ou
lit Of eight months, it'll interest on thr credit pay
mcn,s iIom the day ofsale. Negotiable note, will
the property will be withheld till the whole Psr.
chase money be paid and conveyance b. d.rer'r4
by the court THOMAS ]. EVANS.
Special Commi,.intar
Sale h be conducted by JANE, NJ TAYroa
Aucticneer. my 1T
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REMOyAL.-O. II. CHALKLEY q co,
Leather Dealers, have removed to their NE"
BUILDIYG, on THIRTEENTH STREET, between
Main and Cary my '-
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RTCO-PiRTSERSIIiP.
The Undersigned having formed co-partner
ship, for the purpose of conducting
4 WHOLESALE GROCERY, PROVISION, AND
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS,
under the name Of
STONE, WILSON x FOSTER,
and having taken the commodious warehouse on
Cary street second door below Pearl, are now
receiving general supply Of
GOODS IN THEIR LINE,
which will be made complete in a few days, and t'
which they respectfully call the attention OF tht
trade HAMILTON J. STONE,
of Petersburg;
JOHN B. WILSON,
OF Petersburg;
NH l3--ts K. T. FOSTER.
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ny James N. Taylor, Aaetioneer.
Nam street, opposite Spotswood uo,el

VALUABLE SUBURBAN Rrsr
' DESCE, WITH FOURTEEN ACRES OP lam
NEAR CAMP WINDER, ONR-HsLF MILE WrsT
OF THE CITY, FOR SALE AT AUCTION win,
sold on MoNDAY, 2isi May, isss, on the premise.
nj o'clork, T. NJ, that valuable and dcssr1lT,
COUNTRY RESIDENCE as above described H.,
merry owned and occupied by the late Captain l..
ii. Dance, deceased. The dwelling Is two ftoris,
above the basement, with about seven ru0ro.
and podico al around the building, with all H.
usual ouf. buildings situated In beautiful ~.
grove, In fnll view Of the city, and ia twenty
minutes walk Of the capitol. There j. pump y
very inc water in the yard, and on the place an
many choice frnit trees, &c. IL contains abouf.y
teen acres Of land the soil 81 the very best quality
In a high state Of cultivation, and we'll enclosed
Any p.rs"n in want Of one Of the most desirAbls
suburban residences would do well 10 examta.
this place before the day Of sale
IL Will be sold all together, divided, may b.
desired IN the day II sale
TERMS One-fourth cash, balance at SIX tweIea
and eighteen months, for negoiiabI. notes int
rest added, and secured by deed Of trust Tax
of 1868 to be paid by the purchaser.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR. Auciioneer
The above can be bought privately before the
day Of sale. my ii-.Uifd
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EyBIDGOOD II RILEY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BOOKSELLERS AND STAT ION ERs,
12l MAIN STREET,
keep constantly on hand a complete stock OF
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE TEXT BOOKS,
CAP, LETTER, AND NOTE PAPERS
ENVELOPES,
BLANK BOOKS, STATES,
PENS AND INK
and other
SCHOOL AND OFFICE STATIONERY
all of which are offered at the
LOWEST MARKET RATES.
Country Merchants invited to examine our stock
before purchasing. Orders promptly attended to
uh ., B.&R.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-19

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Dentist has removed his office and residence to
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