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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21

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sas 4 ~ visei1s - the ~ Lsas,agsxp,s-
-. y nsstiae. HE phgsdaas thiak ~
N ssstaiuly ssesvss.
This nssaias = NJ. Janss Nsyss ~
soaias down tswa and whGn IN lkgat ef
wsrriasfs 6tso. b. fell dsws h sn spllsptis
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21

HAaPGn's 1AGAxixs.-Ths Juas ouobss
ef Haspes b out. u csslaias The eeoelus.
isa II that sdmirabls serial "Ths vireinians
In Texas" asd it's usoal amount Of excel
lent sksschss, tales, poetry, 10. Ths pub
fishers anaounes new story By the su.hes
Of "Joha HalifA1."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21

Tss Lscrras. etsopelitsn Hall wss
crowded lsss nigh. 10 hear Cslfsx's lecture.
which Was delivered in bic happisst vsin.-
We congratulate the Association on lie iinan.
eial success.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21

Disssicr Cousr.-The jury THE nssAine
sseusnsd Z verdict u mot guilty." In the
ssse Of Franklin Heron.
The day hAs bssn occupied With the 0ss
Of the State ~. Robert Russell, charged
with fsloniously selling diseased horse. -
Not concluded. Msssrs. Grant 4 SuitA
conduct che defense.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21

OupO. T- CIT yE s-E
u LsClalrs, - oasaay nsouane, Uw looA Macy
~! 60 =. s..iiasssd a'ss1lsa1 Hlass
- 1sesassa - soasesbs :vssA aspnssis 49,
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s.a.,e sseses nm - Asalsl = fsn a''Sste
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21

Tss GALAxr, for June, has bssn received.
Il coalsine ths second iustallatisa Of "S6s-
Ven Lswsssss." by Mn. Edwards; paper
"a Bisassk. with pessrais; "wsisisg iss
the Verdict" and ethss veil written stories
nna uanesa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21

uolloWAY's PILLs OsxIurN1. - CUrANOUUU
Eruptsons blotches, Pimples, Boils, De-, Az qu
ckly removed Wy short cousss Of those remedies the
DIN ment gives clsarness and transparency 10 the
complexion. while thu pills purify the blood Of oil
those humor- which otherwise seeking outlet force
themselves 10 the surface and disngvfs the hcs and
neck with unssh:ly biotches, pimples, &c. No to.
cite table should b. without Ointment. Sold by al
nfuyVatA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21

FaaanEus' RRvIsw IN RecK IsLAnD. Tho
annus' review Of The Rock Island Fire Dc.
partmest viii take place next Monday, %
which occasion our companies. having been
invited. will take part in The festivities Of
the sscesisa. Ths parade, rsviss. iuseh.
&c.. will b similss to that Of ours, and In
sss evening the Rescss Engine md Hope
Hose Companies will givsA ball q Red
mans He'll. while the wsslssss vill give
enc at Babcosk's He'll.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21

BT APPolNfNRNT Of Che NJ. W. OAMP-
BELL K. PACK. 0rsnd Master. . MASONIC
School OF INsrnrcrioS will be held in this
city, commencing At 10 o'clock, A. n. On
Thursday. May 3oth, 1867. (bsing the
Thursday nezt preceding The Grand Annual
Communication Of the ~. w.. Grand
Lodge Of love- 10 Be undss the direction Of
the NJ. W.. GRAxD MAsrER OF his Deputy.
r.. w.. RrusEH AIccsL, end ths Ovsrss
DIANs OF ruu Woax.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21

Ous ADvioE. TO al who arein any way troubled VIII
Kryripela-. Canker Salt Rheum, Gcrofnla. - ssAss
forms Of humor. l. 10 DR.. .. A. weavcrs jsselv
ceebrated and never falling remedies Tor these com
plants We have mo dosbt that q Issso half The
chronic complaints In sxistence lnvs their origin n
some form of humos which only needs to be srsdi-
Gated from the system. 70 save the1 fsa . unnsly
grave We are glad that Dr. weaves ~ tunsd his
attention TO this class ofuiscases which have besa
long neglected. and which havs 70 rapidly incscased
In almost all parts ef the world. The Thousands who
have already been cured, but % maay living Ger.
tincates appealing to suffering hu0anity. and attest
ing the work OF a truly valuable discovery.
Dr. weaver's syrup and Cerase foe sa,e y ell drug
gists mo41eADW1I
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21

"A tIuSDRRD YrARs TO CoxE" DR.. ]. w.
Polsnd's White Pine Compound will bs The
only recognized me iicA preparation in the
treatment Of all diseases Of the Bladder and
kidneys, and Throat and Lung affections.
Thouannds attcat it's merits
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-21

Morn AND FaEckLss. only reliable
remedy .or brown discoloratiou called Morn
and FascKLss. Is PKaay's Mora AND
FaEcKLE LorroS. Prepared By DR.. b. Z.
Perry, Dermstologist, ~ Bond st., N. "
Sold by All Druggists. mt96 d6a- cod.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-05
BYE. b. Cook. Auctloneer.
Corner OF Governor and Franklin streets
DAILRoAD SUPPLIES At AU,

DAILROAD SUPPLIES At AUC>
IL TION. ON WEDNESDAY the i2th day ~
June, IsG7, will sell At the depot Of the Reh-
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Com.
pany, corner OF Bighth and Broad streets, or
account of whom Il may concern, the follow.
ing described VALUABLE RAILROAD SUP
PLIES-yiZ.
bars Low Moor Axle Iron, ~ feet long;
% boxes Assorted Glass,
boxes shorels, without handles;
l hogs lad SHOW. Is, without handles;
2 casks Trace Chsius.
casks Railroad spikes,
6kegs Assorted Paint,
10 Copper Pines,
shee's Copper.
10 en- eets Boiler Plate,
Low Nor Wrought Iron Tyres, Eve feet Two
inches;
Low Moor Wrought.Iron Tyres, five feet;
II Low Moor Wroush !-lron Tyres, four feet nina
inches:
II Low Moor Wrous ht-Iron Tyres, four feet eigh,
inches
Low Moor wrought.Iron Tyres, four feet three
inches;
81 Low Moor WrouSht-lron Tyres, four feet two
inches:
Low Moor wTought-lron Tyres, three feet n,rs
inches:
Low DOR Wrought ron Tyres, three feet eish,
iuches.
Terms At sale. x. b. COOK,
my 3t-sodtds Auc ionrer.
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AWcttO,, Snles.
FUTURE DAY.
By Harrison, 0oddin Spperson, Auclionssr..
Bankers, Brokers, and Zeal Estate Agents..


T'HE BEAUTIFUL FARM ON THE
l. WILLIAMSBURG TURNPIKE, TWO MlLB
BELOW RICHMOND: Also, TWO HUNDRED
AND EIGHTY ACRES ON WHITE OAK SWAMI
EIGHT MILES BELOW RICHMOND, MAE 70
WHITES TAVERN, FOR SsLE AT AUCTION
Az the request of Mr.. Joseph j. White We wiIl sell
n anci'on. on the premises on FRID,Y the iitb
81 June, 1887, a. o'clock T. ~, the b-Autifai
FARM on which he resides. called t'Nunuy
side situated on tn" etst side OF the Wiilt1ms.
burg turnpike. two miles below kichnon' In
iaIl view o. Rishmond, adjoining the lands Of
containing sIXTY.sEvEy ACRES, OF which
twenty five acres are Low in corn, about ei.nt
In oats, and balance In pasture and grass &c
The land Is in the highest state Of Improvement
ard the bpiidinss are equal TO the best In tho
neigh borhood, consisting Of a andsome DWELL.
IS3 containing FIVE rooms. oihcs with two
rooms. kitchen. quarters. new stable, COMMON
smoke house, carriage. house. &c. On the place
there Is a very superior ORCHARD Of peach and
apples, fine strawberry bed, and there two
wells Of fine water.
After which, at the same place. will be sold A
TRACT OF LAND containing TWO HUHBRED
AND EIGHTY ACPE-, eight miles below Rich.
mond, npar Whites Tavern, OF which about two
hundred and forty acres are in or gin, and .e.
eondsry growth Of oak and pine and foriy acres
ing four rooms The proposed railroad to NsSpOr.
News passes Lear tn tract.
TggNI: one 'ourih cash balance a. four, igh'
and twelve month for negotiable noes. lntsress
added secured by trust Dc cd. The taxes Tor Fft
TO be paid by the purchaser;
Mr.. White, residing on the former place will
take pleasure In showing II 10 ttose who may cal
=" A' HARRISON, GoDDIN h APPERsOy,,
LEI Auc,iOnesTs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-05

A COOP PoINT.-The Mobile Register
reminds the darkies that if they really
hope and expect anything from confsca-
ton 1t is clearly their policy to vote down
the Radicals in the South, because if they
are voted up there is no confscation and
no division Of property among them. The
conhsca'ion Is 70 punish the South for not
going Radical. If it goes Radical then
there is no punishment. Darkies who
want "a divide +" will have to 90 in tooth
and nail against the RAIDS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-05

II there is any city in the United States
In which the negroes and the Radicals
ought TO be allowed full sway, Washington
Is the one. Congress is directly respons;-
bic for the proper government of that
place, and the laws which have made ne
groes equal, In respect Of political rights,
win white men, ought to have fair trial
where Congress can witness their opera
ZION. Hence, We do not chronicle the
c@ ana negro success in that city on
''0Sy WILD any feeling OF mortidcstiou.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-05
Books, Stationery, dc.
A, POLLARD.

WORKS OF EDW'D A. POLLARD
" One Of the most remarkable books or the pre-
sent century"
TEE LOST CAUSE
TIE ONLY OFFICIAL SOUTHERN HIsToR2 oF~fhN
WAR.
THE AUTHORS ENLARGED AND ItFRONBD
EDITION.
This Work has atreddy obtained HaD Million
of Reuters, has receired the singular comph-
1aent ora Translation into tie French Inn
g,,ags, and has Sold more Ldrgeiy in
Europe than any Other american
Book # Recent Times.
AN IMMENSE NEW EDITION
has been put to press, containing the authors last
additions and improvements.
Comnlete in one larze royal octave volume,
with twanty- four fine Steal Portraits, giving full
and authentic account OF the rise ana IAN Oh tha
late Southern Confederacy-writ'en undFr the en-
Bsauregard, and others. The work Is being H'e-
rally patrorized by Leading man OF all Glasses,
eager 10 hear the other side"
oPISIoSs or THE PRESS.
"The Lost Cause - is already designated by the
pretg az the most remarkable literary success OF
his generation Of American writer's and Nr. Pol
g reat historical artists Of the world.
From the Baltimore Sun.
Pollard's accounts OF the great battles or IN q
war ara very interesting. He does not dwell upon
the minute detail OF the struggles, but seizes GER
ain strong points as artist Q makes his picture
TO consist OF f-w prominent figures. Nost histO
rians weary their readers with their accounts 81
strife while Pollard describes a battle with the
clearness with which Victor Hugo has dfamatized
Waterloo.
From the Philadelphia age.
II will be likely to he read wherever the English
language Is known
From the Poughkeepsie Press.
One of the most re able books OF the pres snt
century, and will occupy the front rank in the Ii
braries Of the world.
From the New York Express.
The North has told her story hundred times,
proudly, defantly. in the tones o. the tOnquefor,
and with ali triumphant air and now comes the
suffering South, stripped, and mans led, and heart
sick but heroic even in her resignation, telling
her romsnce, net In whispers, as the enslavsd do,
but in the ringing voice Of the hero, who, thong II
cnnuusrsd. is the hero still. Before the romance
OF tails Lest Cause" - related IN SIR Pollard :
book the romance OF the here isIns OF Poland aud
Ireland pale.
From the Memphis Tenn Commercial.
OF Mr.. Pollard's qualifications, II is Just to "a =
they ara unQuestionabiy high. His genius 2
task is warm and generous, and his ambition high
and far reaching.
From the Home Journal--N. p. Willis editor.
In point Of literary execution, The Lost
Cause Is model Of grace. elegance, and beauty
CT diction while the unity of the plot - as rigiiy
observed az II the author were penntpg an epic
poem or a drama. In fact, 10th epic poem and
the grandest drama ever acted. We listen t. tlls
be atng of the drum, the shrek OF the fife, and the
thunder music OF cannon in the serted tread u
It's sentences.
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Aasci0n Sales.
~v'1-71
FUTURE DAY.


USTEE'S SALE OF STOCK,
i Farm, &o., IN NEW KENT by virtue OF
two deeds Of trust-ons from william H. Gregory
A. Gregory, dated Noysmber 1893 and the otner
from Wiilism II. 0rsgoIy. dated February 10, 1887
both recorded In the clerks Office Of New Kent
.county-the undersigned. as trustee Damed
thereto, will proceed To sell 81 public auction, on
the promises on TUESDAY, Juno IL. 1907, ri "
O'clock A. M II fair, IL net then on ths next fair
day thereafter, the following properly, real and
anee with tho provisions thereof--viz
All that FARM or TRACT OF LAND situated
near the Forge, !" I'm New Kent county, on which
the said Gregory now resides adjoining the lands
OF William Bond. Hartman Chandler, and others,
and containing about $50 acres. with comfoitabl e
dwelling and all necessary out buildings upon IL,
and the following penonal property:
Brown SULEs
2 SorrIl HORSES,
COWS,
WAGONS,
smailsPRTNG WAGON,
All the Ia RMING IMPLEMENT and
UTENSILS,
- CROPS, and
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR
NiTURE
upon the said farm.
TERMS: cash for the personal property; and for
the farm so much In cash as will snfhcs with The
proceed Dis of the personal propsrty to pay off the
debt secured by the deeds, tamsuntihg, with tho
expenses of sale &c, to about ssc0) and as to the
rAsidue upon such terms as shall be agreed on by
the said grantors, which VI be made known al
tn IA sale. A. IL. COUhINbf, trustee
Sale conducted by LITrLLToE EoysrER, Deputy
Sheriff New Kent. j 5-tds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-05
MACMILLAN.

The telegraphic dispatches this morning
Justify the belief that the unfortunate EN-.
peror of Mexico will not be put to death
by the too viudictive Mexicans. The
reader will find on the FIRST page of this
mornings Dispatch an article appropriate
to the sudden and melancholy death of the
Mexican Empire.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-05
BY Regnault & Co., Auctioneers,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.

SPLENDID FURNITURF, ENG:
SLISH CARPETS, &C., At AUCTION. We will
fby order) sell by auction on "WEDNESDAY
MORNING tbs 5th instant, commanding at 10
O'clock, at the residence OF William q. Parrish,
Esq, corner OF Franklin and P0ushse streets. his
entire stock Of sisgsn HOUSEHOLD FURNl
TURE. &c, embracing In part
One superior SEVEN. OCTAVE PIANO,
One splendid WALNUT PARLOR SUITE,
covered with green reps;
MARBLE TOP CENTRE and SIDE TABLES,
SGCiABLES, .f.
Elegant English Brusssl, Tapestry, and three
ElspaPniy aAHoaANY WARDROBE and
MARBLE. TOP CABINETS,
CHAMBBR CHAIRS,
MARBLE.T0P wASHSTANDS,
WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE and WALNUT
DTNING-ROoM CHAIRS,
Splendid WALNUT MARBLE-T0P SIDE.
wAL BpAk Am. CHAIRS.
FINE WRITING, TABLETOP library,
OAK ARM-CHAIRS,
OILCLOTH-best quality, ...
WALNUT HAT-kACK,
HALL CHAIRS.
HAIR and sBUCK MATTRESSES,
BOOKINGS and RUGS, &c.
We would invite particular attention TO the
above rs II Is seldom such an assortment OF supe-
rior furniture is offered nj public sale.
led REGNAULT & CO., Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-05
SDectaZ Notices.
p9- TO FAMILIES,

Ss ~ PICNIC PARTIEs
and all who love pore article Of
DELICIOUS ICE CREAM,
1.-THE very low price Of d. so per gallon
Determined TO keep pace with the age In my bu.
sinsss aud to serve my old patrons and the public
with the best OF everything In my line ct the
smallest profit, l have this day reduced the prieo
OF my
to $3.50 per gallon and respectfully invite tho at
tention OF families parties, pic mics. etc., to this
reduction, with the assurance that all orders Will
be filed with pFomptness and fidelity.
Send in your orders TO
ANDREW ANToHI,
HOS south eide OF Main street,
directly opposite National Exchange BANK.
ia3-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-05
Commission Merchants.
WILLIAM Ii. MADDUX,
BOOKER, KERR LYON,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
kICHMoED, VA,
Cary between Thirteenth and Virginia streets.
Imy Am

y EMOYAL. -PILKINTON, Pull
IL LIAM SEQ, AUCT!0NESRs, ZEAL ESTATE
AGENTS, end CONCESSION MERCHANTS, Tor.
nerly No . Wall street, have removed to IN .
street.
Having large facilities for storage, they respect.
leaf TOBACCO, FLOUR, WHEAT, CORN, OATS.
and COUNTRY PRODUCE generally. Thankfu
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon the con :
Germ In tho pest they respectfully solicit con.
tinuance OF the same, pledsing their best efforts
TO afford satisfaction 10 lhelr patrons
PtLkiGrOH, PDLLIAM & Co.,
Auctio0sots, Real Estate Agents, and
Commission Merchants, No. Is Pearl straat.
"a lt-tk
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ADlltSe31le2ltS.

EEAST AND FAIR AT CLAY
Il STREET METHODIST CHURCH.-The ladies
connected with this church, returning thanks for
the liberal encouragement they have already re.
csiyed have determi ned 10 continue their FEAST
and FAIR during the present week, and would he
pleased to see their friands and the public gene
rally. In addition TO the attractions they nightly
ice Cream, Confec,ons ries, &c there will be Fo-
cal and instrumental Music on each evening by
amateurs who have kindly rendered tn cir services.
AS the proceeds Of the fair to be appropriated
to the payment Of tho church debt, they hope heir
efforts WIN meet with generous support.
L.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-05

A New FEATURE IN GOVERNMENT
Mr.. FIELD, of New York, a member elect
of the convention which is soon to assem-
BILE for the purpose of reforming the con-
stitution of New York, proposes that any
one shall be member of the assembly who
receives twenty five hundred votes there
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-05
BYE. B. Cook. Auctioneer,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.

CORNER UOVernOr Etreets.
ADMINISTRATORS 8 A LIE o F
n HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN PURNITU kE,
cow AND CALF, HORSE AND CARRIAGE, &c,
&c, AT AUCTION On WEDNESDAY, June 9Th,
1887 at 10 o'clock, will sell at the late residence
of Austin Gentry, deceased corner OF Twenty
seventh and N streets, Church Hill, large as
sortment OF most excellent
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
BEDDING, &c.
together with the usual variety of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
after which will be sold
one.horse FAMILY CARRIAGE and HAR-
NESS,
reliable gentle FAMILY HORSE,
Ala large Ss' lot Of GARDENERS IMPLEMENTS
and TOOLS, ...
besides a great many misce llaneous articles too
numerous to mention In an advertisement.
TRRNs: Atsala l.. w. BUTLER,
Administrator Of Austin Gentry, decd.
nv lS-Je dtds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-05
By Harrison, GoGdin & Apporson. Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
r OTS NOS. 4a AND al IN MAYOs

T OTIS NOS. 43 AND II IN MAYOS
II PLAN FOR SALE A. AU' TlnS VIII be
9Th OF June. 1851. at 3 q clock 4 NJ the two LOIS
located ~ above. fronting together 20 feet on Us
west line II Wall street near 20 Broad, running
back l2s feet Ia an alley IL will b. sub divided
into four smaller lois, with froGts on Wall str,st
md on tia said alley. Small, cheap tanemanls
erected on these lots would readily command
tenants at fair rents.
TERys: ore-thirI cash balance az three and
six months Tor negotiable notes. interest aldri,
secured by truSt deed. The taxes TOR 1857 10 Ia
paid by toe Purchaser.
HARRISON, GjDDIg &APPERSOY,
le Euc,ionears.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-05
BY Pi!kin,on, Pulliam < Co,
iuctionsers, Commission Merchants. and Real
Estate Agents, No. Is west Pearl street.
DOR sALEAT AUCTION, 4 YER

DOR SALE AT AUCTION, 4 VERY
j. VALUABLE SlXTY-H0ESE POWER ~.
CINE, &c.-In pursuance Of An order issued by 4.
X. Chambers, judge OF the Circui, Court Of tho
county Of Chests rheld, on the nth day Of Aptil,
1897, In suit pending on the ohaneeIy SIDE Of said
court. wherein Mary Clopton. sdminisuairx,
and Charles N. Wallace are plaintiffs. and John =.
Nystrom, surviving primer OF 6ysrom Clop.on,
Is defendan', by which was appointed receiver 81
the property OF said co partnership, with powers
10 sell the ssm9, shall proteed 10 sell NJ public
auction, at IL o'clock VI on TUESDAY the 18th
day az June, 1887, at tho CunlEs Coal Mines n
fair II not the next fair day thereafter, one very
valuable SIXTY HokSR POWER STEAM b..
GlN +, with three BOILERS and two PLUNGlSG
PUMP. all Ia complete order, which Is now ia
posss ssion Of Hampshire, Whttshouss & Co BY
rental, and being daily used by hem fo' the pur.
pose Of pumping the watcr from the Cunl as Cos!
Mines. and, also, the SHFnS ana BRICK WORK
about thu engine; one TURNING LATHE one
HYDRAULIC BAN. a large amount OF IRON
PIPE, OLD IRON, and Otosr articles. Possession
will be given ediately.
TERss: One fourth cash /; balance approved
negotiable notes, tn int-Tsst Al ., IL, Is, ani -
months for all sums over 500. Terms for smaller
Gums made known ~ SAFE.
THOMAS @. JACKSON, Receiver.
Sale conducted by PuKISr0S. PULLIAs ! Co.
my S0-dS stds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-05
BY Sampson Jones, Jr., & C.
PuDIic Notices.

CoLLECToR's OFFICE CITY HELLJ
RiCHMoAD, June l, 1851.
tn COMPLIANCE WITH AN Or
l DINAECE Of the city OF Richmond, will at
tend At my office from o'clock a. NJ to o'clock
?. NJ, daily from the 18th TO the 3ls OF June in
elusive, Ia receive OF the tax payers one. half or
the whole # their CITY. TBNES, deduc:ing
theretrom ten per centum.
je l-ijyl JULIUS A. HOBSOT, Collector
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-05
BY Grubbs & Williams. Auctioneers,
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh s;ree.s

ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
LOP LOTS. IN HARNIh'S PLAN, SIJEET,
BETWEEN DoNBRsPRIN8, BESFlDERH. AND
CHERRY SrEEETS.-We will sell 1T auction,
upon the pre- m'ses. on THU t-DAY the 6h fay Il
June commencing ut o'clock Z. NJ. sCout twenty
BUILDING LOTS, lying between the street,
above named.
We propose on that occasion to offer such los
remaining uusold on the original plan Do
bidders present may prefer, and thus 10 atuH
them the privilege Of mailing their lection,
from about seventy Of the best lots Ia the P.al,
fronting on Belviders, Pine, Laurel, and Cherry
streets.
Being largely interested in property in that ".
cinity. the owner authorizes III 10 offer 10 BID.
ders the privilege OF s.iyc.l INK their lots ana 20
allow TN 5m easy terms Of payment, with the view
IF securing cIass Of purch ,sers who will build,
nd thus bEne fl the remainder If his property.
Terms: One fourth cash balsncs at fOur eight,
and twelve months with interest, aud sccursd b.
trust deeds.
The company Will ass mble az the corner q
Cherry and Cumberland streets.
GGUBBS & WILLIAMS,
jol auc'ioneer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-05

We have received from the agents,
Messrs. WHITE HOWARD, the Richmond
Eclectic for June. We may notice It At
greater length hereafter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-05

TUscoLA, ILL, August ,, 1866.
Messrs Hostetter g. Smith:
Dear sirs,-T use your BITTERS in my family,
and consider tn EN- the best that can be procured.
Ny wife has derived great benefit from using
them, and also considers them an invaluable
medicine. Respectfully yours,
G. p, MILLER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-05
By GruoOs Williams, AuetiOnesrs,
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets

DRICK HOUSE. ON SOUTH SIDE OF
DJACKsCy STREET, NEAR AUAMS STREET,
For SALE At Auction ON FRIDAY tina nh
J1ne, At o'clock =. NJ, we will cell upon the
ramises the properly above referred Ia, IL being
the scoUd tsHSm nj east OF 5 dam. street. II has
four rooms. and Is arranged for a store below with
a dwelling above. The lot & 90 by l55 feet to an
alley. GRUBBS WI LAME,
ieI Auclipnsers.