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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-24
RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer. Harry johnson, ST Lonis.
Is ItascA. q
. Hawkeye, j"
. Gray Eagle, Quincy.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Harry johnson, ST. Loais
9 ltAsca,
/" Hawkeye. q
/" Gray Eagle. Quincy.
The regular White Collar packet for st.
Loais this morning at ! o'clock. will be tbs
Phil. Sheridan, Capt. Davidson, in com.
nand.
The g. 8. mail packet, Rob Roy, Capt,
7aDn, 10 command, and Ed Aorshouse,
Jerk, win leave for St. Louis u the usual
.our, :. m.
The Sucker State, Of the Northern Line,
ill depart for 81. Louis q D. N.
/ The Diamond 10, Of the N. W. U. Line,
i'll Leave Montssss for st. Panl on arrival Of
10 7s45 4 n. train.
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EetAwmtesn ulisa Pleka Company.
"Whiss Cellar . Line,

Daily lire Of passenger Packsts 70 g. Louie and
III intermediate points, consisting Of the 5 U..
JAopD1. Captain Burnstt, nestsf; TIE H. !.
s3D1WAu, Captain Davidson, master md
81 vhich via les1s ths landing aanh day At
80 ., n.
The shows boats will make close connection
With those running betvssn this point snd 81.
paul. m addition 10 the above tie passenger and
.r,isht Packets 0l0kIlD 19eYW0. Captain
Moses Hall, master; vI0909Y, Captain eco-
neld, master. sud the pA1o9U3, will maksreg-
alar rips. For freight or passage apply 70 the
,lbce Of The Company, corner BlondeAu and
Leyee 3. N. ARcHEa, Agent
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New YORK DRY eood. harriet.

NEW 10Th OTy NOOdS - aThet
BY Telegraph NV YORK. Sept -
Demand from fist hands gentle but Jobhsrs ART Do
Ing fair trad At concession Appleton lbS; Pacific
q Carroll aid l2ts Golden Ridge III Pepsei 1914
AnoskeaG hleAched rinair Is; Skaters Boote Band
and Nsmsek- tats Forrest Dale 1hl, Bartlett Is: Bates
Mssonyille and Fruit Of the Loom 20; Tus,a 22
Wam-utta 25; Msuviiie, One Hundred and New York
Mill. ia1< New Jersey 1917 Imperial l2sf American
Richmond Prints "a; Pacific ard snrsgues 3d. Pearl
yer Ticks 20 Cadz do 225s Bost a do IL s. Key
bingham II: Glasgow do 2a: Real Evaiston do TX
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-24

To those Of the citizens OF Keoknk and In
habitants Of the surrounding country, who
desire to clothe themselves in fashionable and
durable wearing apparel a. low figures, an
opportunity is afforded as the clothing house
Of Isaac n. Stern & Co,
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Arrivalsasl Dsparturssef - nais
-.-..-......,.',
QEooll19s


ron 2oY, Arrives on Sunday and Thurs
Nv. a ! o;ssoek ,. y, and Departs - Tuesday
md 1si@og, - I S'aissk . ~
ADDY J001o01, Arrives o. Tuesday
and. Friday, q O'Clock P. M, ana Departs on
Wednesday and Saturday, at = N.
III. JOHNSON, Arrives on Saturday end
Wsdnssday, q p. n, and Dspasts on Monday
nd Thursday, u = n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-24

FoR SALE.-A store room we'll located
in growing Railroad town in this State. A
good opening for business, Address J. s..
care GATE CRY Office. sepl1-lu.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-24

The attractive features Of the clothing
house Of yencill, Jones h Co. are variety
and quality OF goods, and the extreme low
figures At which they are sold.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-24

Avorios this (Thursdayl morning Sap
TENDER q, At the residence OF Esq. Martin,
corner Of Eighth and high streets, all the
parlor, dining room. chamber and kitchen
furniture, in the above named house. Sala
At 10 clock. e.. HowE, Auctionesr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-24

SALES arc being made eyery day up At
Wallace's in the Whitaker Burglar Alarm.
Some Of our most stirring and enterprising
citizens are going into it every day. Good
chances left Jet. Go in, young men don I
complain of no chance for business.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-24

Tomorrow EVENING. l. SHARP.
levs Minstrels will be here to morrow even
ing. The press speak Of this troupe interms
Of the highest praise, ard from what We can
learn there ia rich treat in the art Of min.
strelsY in store for the. citizens Of Keokuk
The troupe will present, for the firs, time in
this city, the famous burlesque, Under the
Lamp Post. Go TO hear Cotton / Sharpley
nv all means
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BY TELEGRAPH.


sew nsa aAfAai
~ Telegraph NV Z "es. s%p q
Piour- Moderately Acttye 38loe deciiae
Whsat-NominAily &c lower.
Rys-Qni.t; :, 47a4e for western
Oats-Qaiat; 70 for new westsin r6oat
Corn-Dnli; 81 Is BIS for nn.oand Il 1870 ~ for
sound mixed western afoat
Pork-Quiet s2ss7s IS for meas essh AZ sssu'A;
Beef-Dul and dropping
Cut Nea,s-Dull and heavy.
bAcou-Duli aud nominal.
Lard Dull: 20 for fair TO prime.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-24

SENATOR FEssENDEE is charged with say
ing that ii WAS hard to get Andy johnson out
Of Office because he rent IN so tight.
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Chfnaka markxf

IS .. eFeph.l CHICAGO, se!, %
n the Evening BOARD the grain market. were I1~er
No rprine whe.t closed at 81 4s1< No ro,nat 49,
and oats at 81 4.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-24

A colored man employed At George R.
Smiths Grocery Store, on the Leves, ACCT
dentally wounded himself with : knife in the
heshy part Of his arm, yesterday afternoon.
The wound was 20 severe ~ TO require the
services Of surgeon. Ne did no, learn his
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-24

A noted prize. fighter recently had des-
perate encounter With whisky bottle. ard
WAS utterly vanquished.
blessed i the map" says Bli6kins, lin
this dry weather whose bill. are falling dAs
fde~.)
PrEe-6ghters' children are said 70 sn5er
from 6st-hiccoughs (6stcu6s.)
4 canter before rsos Il nov called pre-.
GnNs BY the 3ocksys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-24

EAnIEs' and Misses dress furs of every
quality, style and price, u J. o. voorhees, 4
Bro. ..
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~. Lou,. ca,t,. Market,

3, Telegraph sr. Lotus, Sept Is
caits-G 'od supply With fair demand 20 TO prime
4t4G54; ehocs e661S gross.
Sheep Good demand 81 for fair to choice
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-24

The most extensive stock Of furs ever
brought to the city, At J. @. VOORHEES, /
Bro H.
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NIooAspLY.--A sosdidly pardnonious
q csss y ~ completely ovsrcoms" yes-
tardey n q attsnp4 % taks undue advantage
of IL vsry IN ntss atwhich passenger aFs
carried on tie packets, the composing
lines having advertised TO casry them q Their
own prices. This picaysnish indiyidsal con
cluded thu. he could afford ~ to pay twenty
Eve cents for ticket 70 81. Louis, and did
actually volunteer TO honor any boat with his
presence that would receive from him that
enormous sum. Remarkable munifcence.
The runness for The different lines became
highly indignant 1t this and agreed among
themselves to charge the individual s. 90 for
5 passage on Whatever line he might patron
ixs. Served him right. IS
II. D. WOODWARD / Cove are always
rlessed 70 chronicle anything in the CONNER
cial history Of Keokuk that indicates serowth
in any or oil Of the different branches Of
trade, and % il is With great pleasure that
- invite the sttention Of our readsss to the
new advertisement Of Msssrs. 81. D. Wood
ward / Co., on our first pags. These gen
tlsmsn have just opsnsd in Johnsson's new
brick building, 10 the Estes House block, .
very large and handsome sock Of everything
emu neratsd IN their advertisement, and Of
everything else usually kept in an establish
mont Of this kind. They ars fully prepared
10 me-. the demands Of both the Wholesale
and retail trade. Their stock il % immense
y large one, and in purchasing they had all
the advantages the market affords, and we
have no doubt but that their patrons will re-
ceive the benefit Of It. The members com
prising this firm are men Of we'll known BUSH
ness ability, and We predict that they will
drive thriving trade.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-24

JoHs RIcHERT has removed his Barber
Shop to Second street, near johnson. 1927
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Attend &c this matter At onre.

THosE Grapes which Joshua's Signal
Corps brought back from the Promised Land
On the other side Of Jordan wern't q patch>
ing. in richness, juciness, immenseness and
flavor to that basket full which our friend 8.
3. Parsons brought us yesterday. They are
Republican grapes, he says, Of the Concord
variety. And months ago while these cius-
iers were yet in the bud the vince must have
felt in the marrow Of their Juices present..
ment Of the grand msjori,ies that Grant and
Colfax will have. And these grapes grew
commensurately into great full clusters, ex-
ceeding good to look upon and better to ea,
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> -
ReAtsters KeGisssr R<Ristsr

Let every voter go to Recorder Wilson $
office and see that his name is registered all
right. If you think ofa Republican NOT
likely to register, look for the name on the
list; and if not registered see tha, ii is done
Eevery mar whose name is not registered By
the Tuesday preceding the November elee>
ton will lose his vote.
Attend to this matter ut once
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Financial and Commercial


Corrected Asily BY Esou = Hussz, Comm rsion
Merchants, essond street,
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ION. - HoUNc,
n1puDLrcA1 CANDIDATE FOR
UECToB,
WILL sIsEAK IN KDoKUK,
FRIDAY EVFG, SEP. ri.

NJ. Young is On eloquent spsaksf. Let
~ have ! grand crowd tchsar him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-24

We thank our friend Mr.. Robert Gray for
late Texas papers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-24

L>Ok SALE acres Of land. described
on tox ot1ey'- Map ut keosaa ~ X Roc RI
Ne Hardys Cbtiegt Grtttno al di-tsnce w.st a
hiltoAia Nursety Price 1900 ijtle good,
Al n. undivided halt - feat fii,n str Get a.
adj inns The thrvcsi ry trick store building eeeu
cd " II. a D. r. White. p.Giru II
H.. TkN EYCK.
saptQ Cor 4th ard Main - & o4ok.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-24
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

~ the request Of many friends announce myself =
- Independent candidate for County Clerk
D. W BLACKBURN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-24

CORN MEAL-P l00Ms.........-........ u ~
Bufrns-3s to &c y b.
Eeas-15c.
PoULrlY-Live Chickens - rs to ~ 80 4 dos.
6onsnun-5e to 8ac per gallon.
PorAroRs-New s0c TO 81 90 p bushel.
swxxr PorAroEs-Whitss 81 IS to 81; red u 90
to II IS.
osIoss-soc per bush.
TosAroEs-$i 90 to 20 per bush.
LArp-City cured lqlc per NJ Country cured
Ito to 1se per ID.
BEKswAx--38 10 3sc per ID.
TALLow-In bbls, II to 1zc; loose lec por n.
FaAraRRs--Prime soc to 65c pcr n.
RAss-Cotton, Sc per Id.
WHlrn BRAss-Common to gced to - sc
CHEBss--Good country l5c. Factory lsc.
yIsEeAs-E llngton's Cider 7screr gal
BRAH--Dull At s0c per 1oa lbs.
Fau1ra-Green Apples ~ IS to ~ 80 per barrel
Dried Apples 10 to l2Ac per h. Fresh
Peaches 81 90 To 90 per hashei.
Dried Peaches, 15c: none In market
tiRAPEs---5 to &c per h. by the box.
sKxps-Timothy 81 20 to 2 IS. Glover 81 80.
Pla1 seed II rs TO 81 o.
orLs-Coal oil 36c. Linseed, raw 81 20, boiled
81 Is. Lard, No. ! 81 -. No. 2 Fl 80.
Fish 81 90 70 81 10.
LIVE srock-Besf Csttle - 90 TO 80 w gross.
Hogs, good lots, - to - 50 gross. sheep
9 to so gross. Veal Calves from 80 Y"
Bacos--City cured cAnvassed hams zoo, sheul-
ders lac, clear sides 1sc. Country cured
hams lac: shoulders l2Ac; sides i7ac-
poRk-Mess 70 10 $50 per Dbl.
WooL-Tub washed AGO.; fleece do dne
500; unssshed, 20 to 73c.
HAY--Timothy choice in active demand at from
80 o, TO $40 90 per ton Prairie 70 90
to 40 90.
Woon-35 SO to IS 50 per cord according to quail
itr, in good demand.
Hrnr.-Green, Sc; do cured lfc; dry flint zoo;
do salt 15c rer ID.
s4Lr-Laks So f5@3 IS, Ohio River 81 20
on levee.
GIAss-sXl0 s. so. Rates ditcoantrd 80 70 40
per cont.
NArLs-$5 90 rates.
Bar IRoH-4}c, rates.
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F q X : A Il E..
Insurance and Real Estate agent,
Cor M,tn sud Four Ii ets

4pf Cor, n W.T. F0UF
EOR SALE Lots ! and z, IN block ~,
i Reids Addition. Price $50 ,r each lot
Also Lo 10, tlo, 1875, on Conestt Street, between
10TH sni 18th sts lite yerfect. Price 800.
Al Lot q, half OF Lo Z, Flock ~ Riluorrusa Al
dttion to He kux, " tn stoIy frame dwelling Coo
tanning thre lar ci,ieru At .hie and liz hest
y.r-'y 4 fruit I, be kuna In this city Tbs
On .ntt5 land ibis property VII forr sriy occupied
~ P. :. Ward. Tltis pei fset. Price u o0h
h qufrs " H. b Ten KfrE.
suga0 Corner ,th and NJ Ain,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-24

n. HARrz the celebrated illusionist, il
coming.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-24

We extract from the New York Evening
Post, under the heading Of the Swindlere
Of New York, some Of the methods BY
which the ignorant and unsuspecting are
sttaken in It sayk
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For sale.

A Frame Dwelling House, with four rooms,
- cellar, stable. ei.tern, nice gsr,rn grapes aud
great v.refy OF uit treesfu ot, All IN god eondt
ion Frar lin. between lstp ssd lita streets Title
good. rice sl2e0-hAi cash bssnrs zine, KIN
qsirs of y. II IES-E OK,
Real Fstata aud Insurance Assni.
iu1e Ter. 4tb aud MkIn-Sts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-09
BY Wellingto Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE, ON CHURCH HILL,
ON THE EAST LINE OF TWENTY.
NINTH AND WEST LINE OF THfR-
TIETH STREET BETWEEN FRANKLIN
AND MAIN STREETS.-By virtue of a deed
of trust executed to Roscoe b. Heath, now
deceased, by James J. Dornin and wife, bear
ing date the 18th of March, 1861, duly recorded
in Richmond Hastings Court, I shall, as sub
stituted trustee, proceed to sell at public auc-
ton, on the premises on TUESDAY the 18th
of April, 1868, at half. past o'clock P. M, If
fair, if not, the first fair day thereafter, the
valuable real estate conveyed by the said
deed, fronting 81 feet on the east side of TWEEN
ty ninth street, running back l26 feet to an
alley u feet wide. Also, another lot fronting
43 feet on the west line of Thirtieth street,
running back l26 feet to the said alley, on
which frst-meItion lot there stands an un :
finished brick tenement in front, and In the
rear thereof q comfortably finished brick
building, now or formerly occupied by the
said Dornin. Also, all the interest of the
said Dornin and wife in another lot of land
purchased by the said Dornin of Charles
Campbell and wife, on which ne has made
several payInents; the said lot Of land front.
ing on the east side Of Twenty ninth street
between Main and Franklin, and fronting on
Twenty ninth street so feet, running 5aok 1875
feet to said alley, -
TERHs: One-fourth cash balance on liberal
terms, to be announced at the hour of sale.
CHARLES y. WILLIAMS,
api Substituted Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-09
By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

A SSIGNEE SALE OF A FARM OF
" ONE HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES.
IN HENRICO COUNTY. ON THE NEW
CHARLES CITY ROAD, ABOUT SIX
MILES BELOW RICHMOND.-By order OF
the United States District Court, ! will sell,
as assignes of Christian, Lea & Co., bank
rupts, in the city of Richmond, at the office
of wellington Goddin, corner OF Bank and
Tenth streets, on MONDAY the 10Th day Of
LAND lying in the county Of Henrico, bound
ed by the lands of William o. George, George
Turner, Winston Jordan, Francis P. Disilva,
and the Portuguese settlement, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND TEN A OR Els !;
which was purchased by Christian, Lea & Co.
of Anne P. DePriest. The tract is valuable
one, and we'll improved
TERMS: One-third cash; balance in two
equal instalments at three and six months,
interest added, to be secured by trust deed.
ROBERT GUILD,
NH 81 Assignee of Christian, Lea & Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-09

TIE PEAcKEs.-A countryman brough
from the city Ave peaches, the finest tina,
ever we're seen. But his children saw TINS
fruit for the first time therefore they
wondered and rejoiced in the p!e.ts
peaches with their red cheeks ana oencate
down. The father then 'diVloeo tne!i
among his four boys, and gave one to theil
IN the evening, when the children Went
+o their sleeping chamber, the father ask
ed. "Well, and how did the pretty
peaches tsste9"
"Finely, dear father" said the oldest
.rIt is a beautiful fruit-so -tartish and de-
licate in taste. 7 have carefully kept the
stone. and will raise me tree from it,"
Bravo" said the father; "that is pro-
yiding economically for the future, as be-
comes 8 landsman."
~ ate mine at once," the youngest
cried, "and threw away the stone, and
mother gave mo half of hers. o, it tasted
SO sweet, and melted in my mouth"
"Well," said the father, "you have not
acted very wisely, but naturally, and in
child's manner. For wisdom there is yet
room in the course of your life."
Then the second son began: 81 hunted
ND the stone which my little brother threw
away, and cracked it. There was seed
in it that tasted as nut. But my peach
I sold for enough, when I go to the city,
that can probably buy twelve"
The father shook his head and said:
"That is wise enough, but child-like and
natural it was not. Heaven guard you
that you do not become merchant"
"ind you, Edmund' q" asked the father
self-possessed and frank, Edmund re,
nlied 81 carried my peach to our neigh.
Dor George, who was sick of fever. BE
would not take it; then I laid it upon hi
bed, and came away"
"Well," said the father, "who has made
the best use of his peach ?"
All three exclaimed "Brother Ed
mund!" But Edmund was silent, and hi
mother embraced him with tears in he
ewes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-09

A new plan has been adopted at Chel-
tenham. England, lin order to avoid the an
swearing of the door which leaving cards
altar a party necessitates. A chair with
. large china bowl on it is placed either
in the porch or just within the hall door
which is left open, and the visitors con.
tent themselves with putting their cards
In the bowl without so much as ringing
the bell.
The pastor of q popular church, one Sab.
rsath evening, at the Sunday school con.
cert, said " Boys, when | heard your
beautiful singing tonight I had to work
to keep my feet still what do you sup
nose is the trouble with them'" "Chil-
blains. SIR" cried out little six-year-old
bow. which, Notwithstanding the solemnity
of the occasion, set the whole audience in
q roar.
A slip of the tongue is recorded by a
French paragraphist. a lady was enjoy
ing the society of her husband, when u the
bellrang, and the servant announced "The
Doctor" "Tell him l am sick, and can
not see him." was madame's reply.
One preacher in Newburg said to an
other: g. came near selling my boots to-
day."
:Ah how was thatf"
go, had them half-soled."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-09

The following dialogue recently occurred
between mistress Of one of the schools
and scholar:
"James, if you take three from FIVE how
many will remain?"
81 don't know, num-" replied the boy,
biting his thumb-nail.
"Not know! If FIVE birds were singing
on tree, and a naughty boy should fire
gun and kill three, how many would DC
left 2"
"None," was the prompt reply.
"Why, yes, there would be some lett
wouldn't thereP"
"No, there wouldn't, cause the others
would fly away"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-09

II ORSE-SHOE NAILS-assorted
LII sizes-for sale by
NH On Pearl Block.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-09
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

A SSIGNEE SALE OF A VALUABLE
~ FARM. ON THE YORK RIVER RAIL-
ROAD ANb TIE S EH ES kasS n4 R1d r.
MOND. VA.-By order of the United States
District Court, I will sell, as assignee Of
Christian, Lea Z Co., bankruRts, in the city
din. corner of Bank and Tenth streets, on
MONDAY the Goth day of April, 1858, at IL
O. clock NJ, the TRACTS OF LAND on which
Joseph NJ Watkins formerly resided, lying In
the county of New Kent on the Richmond
and York River railroad and Chickahominy
river, containing, according to two plats and
surveys made by Walter F. Peasants, deputy
surveyor of Henrico county, SIX HUNDRED
AND SEVENTY EIGHT ACRES.
Said tract was purchased by christian q
Lea from Joseph NJ Watkins. The tract is
valuable and well improved.
Terms: One third cash; balance In two
equal instruments at three and six months,
ROBERT GUILD,
mhSl Assignee of Christian, Lea y GO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-09
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent

DENT AT AUCTION OF THE STATE
III AGRICULTURAL GROUNDS AND
BUILDIN GS.-At the request of the execu-
on the premises, at half pasta o'clock p. NJ.
rent out at auction, for the balance Of this
year, the GROUNDS OF THE STATE AG-
RICULTURAL SOCIETY, situated on the
railroad half mile northwest of Richmond,
containing sixty-two acres of fertile land,
with all the buildings thereon, consisting of a
large number, embracing some beautiful resi-
dences The committee have advertised for
proposals to enclose the whole premises by a
substantial fence, so that the place will pos
sess great attraction for summer residences
for those who may prefer so lovely a situation.
For pleasure grounds, or pic-nics, or to any
one disposed to embark in the dairy business,
the situation is unrivalled.
TERMS: Made known at the hour Of rent
ing. w. GODDIN,
APPS Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-09
BY Francis T. Isbell,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

A DESIRABLE AND WELL-AR-
n RANGED FRA MED DWELLING
NER OF LEIGH AND ADAMS STREETS,
AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on the premi-
ses on THURSDAY, 9Th day of April 1865,
Mt AZ o'clock P. M, that DESIRABLE
FRAMED DWELLING AND LOT located
as above stated The lot fronts SO feet on
Leigh street and runs back - feet. The
dwelling contains about six rooms with gas,
water, and necessary out-houses; all OF which
are in good order.
TERMS One fourth cash the balance at q,
12, and Is months for negotiable notes, with
interest added and secured by deed OF trust.
Taxes for 1868 to be paid by the purchaser.
FRANCIS T. 1SBELL,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
aps corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-09
By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate agent.

ToUR LOTS IN FULTON, ON TH = ?
STREET, WITH THREE UNEINISSsHEsgg
BUILDINGS THEREON, FOR SA LI;,,; az
AUCTION.-At the request of Mr.. Wiln aaol
Pringle, shall sell ut auction, on .ne 1 R
misses. on TUESDAY the 14th Of April, 6 lSgS.
at half. past o'clock P. NJ, FOUR LOIS
located as above, in Square No: 10, with three
unfinished FRAMED BUILDINGS tn ERE ~
each fronting 80 feet, running back Ito iees ~
an alley. f.,rond
TEENS: third cash balance at four anu
eight months for negotiable notes, interest,"
added, secured by trust deed.
np9 w. GODDIN, Auctioneer.