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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-17

ALLEGED FELoNY.-A white-haired lit
tie boy named William Birklc was arrested
on Thursday night on the charge OF felo-
niously stealing three COWS, valued at 500,
from Mr.. Samuel Hicks. There being no.
thing eliminating whatever against the
youngster, he was discharged.
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The FIRE DEPARTMENT.-Ihe, seml-an-
rual inspection Of the Richmond Fire
Department will come of at the co-ner OF
Byrd and Ninth streets on Monday after
noon at 2 2. NJ H..
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FRETFUL COOKS, cutting wood, dull fires late,
ill-coOkcd meals, domestic perpleXity, and need
less expense. are all avoided by going TO the fuel
factory for klndliug and cooking wood. See adj
yertIsClncnt. Y
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TO TEACHERS Our facilities for executing all
kinds Of printing for schools and colleges are un-
surpassed 10y any printing-house in Virginia. Can
At ,hc Dispatch countng-ro0m and leave your
orders.
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MAYORS CoURT, YEsTERDAY.-The case
Of Mary Rankin (negro), charged Nth
having in her possession n stolen undershirt,
etc., was continued until to-day.
Mrs. Ann Creery and Elizabeth her
daughter, charged with being disorderly
and disagreeable neighbors, were bound
over to keep the peace.
Samuel Hicks, charged with assaulting
and beating William Birkle, was fined two
dollars and half.
John Henry (negro) charged with steal
ing chickens from Mrs. Mary Fitzpatrick,
was sent to the chain-gang for twenty days.
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IMPORTANT DECISI0N-FRUIT-D DISTILLED
BRANDY EXEMPT FROM TAX.-The following
important decision has been received and
promulgated by the Collector of Internal
Revenue for this district:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, }
"0FFICE INTERNAL REVENUE,
WASHINGTON, October IL, 1868.
In accordance with the opinion of the
Attorney-General of the United States.
rendered on the 10th instant, distillers OF
brandy from apples, peaches, or grapes,
exclusively, are hereby, with the approval
of the Secretary of the Treasury, exempt
ed from so much of the provisions of sec
ton SO of the act Of July 20, 1865, as i'm
poses a special tax of S400 upon distillers
producing 100 barrels or less of distilled
spirits, and of 81 per barrel for every barrel
in excess of 100 barrels. This exemption
is additional to the exemptions heretofore
specified in series 4, No. I, and assessors
and collectors will govern themselves ac-
cordingly.
"E. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner.
"Approved. .....
"Hugh McCuHoch,
"Secretary Of the Treasury"
The exemption in series 4, No. I, is as
follows:
Distillers of brandy from apples,
peaches, or grapes, exclusively, are subject
to the same taxes and rates of tax as other
distillers. They must register their stills,
give the notice, and file the bond required
of other distillers but are exempted from
the additional requirements imposed upon
other distillers who are not the owners O!
the fee of the distillery premises, and will
not be required to furnish the plan required
by section .. The survey must be made as
required by section 10. They will be held
subject to all the requirements Of the law
as to the assessment, collection, or ascer-
tainment Of the tax due, and providing
for the keeping of books, and for returns,
except that instead of making returns
tri-monthly they will make return on
form Is on the first day Of each and every
month, or within five days thereafter, and
the tax On the spirits distilled by them
during the period embraced in their re-
turns must be paid at the time of making
their return. When stamps shall be pro-
vided they must be affixed as provided in
other cases, and the tax-paid stamp must
be affixed by the gauger before the spirits
are relloved from the distillery; and until
stamps are furnished the spirits must be in
spected and branded or marked, as in other
cases, before the same are removed from
the distillery.
"Thcy will not be required to provide
a bonded warehouse, nor to remove the
spirits produced by them from the distil-
lery to bonded warehouse, nor to erect
receiving cisterns in the distillery. They
will be exempt from any penalty for non
compliance with any of the provisions OF
section II and also the provisions Of sec
ton %, in relation to suspending work
nor will they be subject to the per diem
capacity tax imposed by section Is after the
distillery is closed for the season."
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MILLINERY, &c.

EALL AND WINTER MILL -
i NERY.-Mrs. i. w. SAUNDERS. esE4
NO: 4O5 Broad street, desires TO inform the >SS~
ladies of the city that she will open on the 10Th.
2lst, and 22d OF October. for their Inspection q
fine and beautiful stock of
BONNETS.
HATS,
FRENCH FLOWERS,
and everything found In IL first-class house. She
feels confident in saying she will be able To show
them the pretticst stock that can be found In the
market Feeling thankful for Iast f4vCrs, she
earnestly soiicits continuance the same pledg.
ing herself To make it to th-ir interest to call on
her whenever in want OF goods i'll her line.
1T-3
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VI. ELLYSoE Il Co. Will insert advertisements in
the principal newspapers III Virginia, North Caro-
lima. Tennessee and the northern cities, at pub
lislers' rates, for cash. Apply ut this office.
~
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SEWING MACHINES.
TT RI NJ P H A N tt

n Z | q NJ P Fl A n T
Il is the grand motto of the famous
WILCOX Il GIBBS SEWING MACHINE:
FOR In hundred trials and tests II has triuIn phed
over competition, and borne away the palm OF
victory l. is safely asserted to be the best, SIM
p!es and most perfect machine now before the
public. !. sews, hens, felis, tucks, gathers, and
Stitches in the most perfect and elegant manner,
anG does not disturb the quiet of any wellrcgulaLed
family with noise and racket not 10 be tolerated
in any orderly neighborhood.
Sole agency for this machine No. lI27 Main
street.
aG
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TOR RENT. the large STORE. and Hs

TOR RENT, the large STORE, and a
1, DWELLING with eight rooms, aud kitcll- LII
en-, on southwest corner Eighteenth and Main
streets.
For rent, the desirable and convenient STORE,
with dwelling cOntaiuing seven rooms, and kitchen.
on north side Of Main between Twentieth and
Twenty-frst streets all In good order.
For rent, the BRICK STORE adjoining. which
Is a good stand, and dwelling over same, with
kitchen. &c.
For rent the desirable BRICK STORE and
DWELLING on south side Main near Twenty
fifth street. lately occupied by George Singer as q
bakery, with oven and all complete, and good
kitchen attached gas aud water throughout the
premises
For rent, that very pleasant and convenient RE.
SIDENCE on northeast corner Twenty-ffth and
Grace streets. containing seven rooms Kitchen and
good-sizcd store connected, In good order.
For rent. that most excellent and pleasant
RRICK RESIDENCE lately occupied by Mr..
Boyer on corner Twenty-eighth and Grace streett,
In perfect order, with water and large Kitchen on
premises. - 49,.
For rent, some TEN SMALL HOUSES, In diff
ferent localities on Church and Union Hills at
moderate rents.
Terms to the above very rea sonable: Apply to
oc r53t LYME u BROTHER.
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n RY G 0 0 D s /.

CARDozo ALsoP 4 FoURQUREAN
are now receiving their
FALL STOCK OF NEW AND DESIRABLE
DRY GOODS
and invite their friends and the public generally TO
call and examine them.
Their goods are BOUGHT EST1RELY FOR CASH,
and will be sold very cheap.
Their stock will embrace all the newest styles In
DRESS GOODS together with full line OF siA-
PIE and DOMESTIC FABRICS.
8. NJ. PRICE, JOHN y. CE1LkS
JACK TEMPLE THOMAS ID. QUARLgs,
are with them, and will be glad to serve their
friends. r,,,r,orY,r.p
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PAINTERS SUPPLIES.

gSRENCH WINDOW GLASS.-800 boxes
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS, assorted sizes,
- go PURCELL, LADD Il CO.,
go 2i Druggists.
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RESULTS OF A STRIKE.-1t is generally
known that o dissatisfaction among the
"puddlers - and rail-makers" at the
Tredegar Iron Works some weeks ago cul-
minated in strike for higher wages,
although at that time it is said that the
men were getting twenty-five per cent more
than is paid to the same class of workmen
at the North. The "puddlers soon very
sensibly went to work, but o few of the
/" rail-makcrs," under evil counsel, held
out, and by threats prevailed upon many
more to do the same. This was the state OF
affairs, when Mr.. David Samuel, q stranger,
was employed by the nedegar Company as
foreman, and it being rumored that he
vas involved in scheme to supplant old
workmen, he became an object of ill-feel-
ing on the part of the strikers. Yesterday
morning twenty-one Of them were brougf t
before the Mayor on warrant charging
them with threatening to beat Mr.. Samuel
and throw him into the canal. The evi-
dence was sufficient to implicate only six of
the numher-William Roberts, John Davis,
Edward George, Thomas Jones, David Will
liams, and John Evans. These were bound
over to keep the peace, giving security in
the sum cf $3.50 each.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

DELICIOUS EXTRACTS-FRENCH CH
EIAND ENGLISH.-Lubin's, Coudray's, Rim
iner's, Violet, Honeysuckle, Jessa-ntnc, Jockey
Club, Ihiang Amber, Lavender, West End,
Spring Flowers, What Is II, Sew-Mown Hay, to-
~ ther with extracts of almost any 1ower known.
An exquisite assortment. For sale hy
oc DOVE. u MOSEIFY.
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NOTICE TO sHIPPERS.-The boats OF
" the JAMES RIVEK /, Nd IlANAWHA CA.
NIL GUGP&AY Gill leave the cocZ rs uaua,
promptly ct Il u. on TUESDAYS THURSDAYS
and eATURDAY2.
Freight and tolls on goods ror Lynchburg and be-
5ond collected on delivery. or prepaid &s the op.
ion or the shipper. Freight received ana de-
livCrcd at my ONCE on the dock.
Way freight VIII not be delivered TIL charges ar
pad.
R5&ts locked and Insured.
De II EDWARD DILLON, Lgent.
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2itttmlond 9ispattf.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIsPATCH"
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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FOR SALE.
THE TAXPAYERS OF

IN HENRICO COUSTY,-Your taxes are now
due and payable and earnestly request that you
will come forward and pay them promptly. All
unpaid Will be made by the shortest possible moGe
of collection. During the session OF The October
term Of the court persons owing taxes can cotle
10 my Office IN the court t-house and pay them SItar
Ceuuties H. j. SMITH,
oc l3-TuSAI3t Sheriff OF Henrtco county.
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AGAIN IN TRoUBLE.-Yesterdsy morning
James E. Clarke, q cripple, who is known
as very devil when in drink, was brought
before the police court to answer for being
drunk and disorderly and stealing ten
dollar watch from negro boy. Clarke was
sent to the alms-house q few weeks ago,
but came out on pass on Thursday, and,
as usual, got drunk. In this condition he
went to the st. Charles Hotel and made
such disturbance that the proprietor
called in Roundsman Kegan, who put the
fellow on dray and sent him to the police
station. On the way he managed to snatch
the watch from the negro's pocket, and it
was with difficulty taken from him.
The prisoner promised to go back to the
alms-house and stay forever, if allowed, but
the Mayor thought he could be better cared
for in the city Jail, and therefore committed
him in default of $500 security for his good
behavior ....
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YrsT OF LETTERS.

.,,;<.r..7ip, ,,T op ADVERTISED LETTERS RE
T Isl We " IN THE RICHMOND POST
l1,SSES OCTOBER II, 1861:
OEie" LADIES', LIST.
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MILLINERY. Having received ~
IVG my FALL AND WINTER IMPORT e.Ei5s;.
ALTON Of MILLINERY GOODS, l am>SS&
now offering the SAME cheap for CASH ONLY.
invite the public generally TO call and examine
my complete and wcll-sccctcd stock. cmbra elm <
All the latest novelties of the season. feeling con-
fldcnt Of securing their patronage for the futrlc
All orders flied promptly.
GcGcrai opening on THURSDAY and FRIDAY,
October 18th and 18th. Mrs l.. +. JONES
oc last No. 436 Broad street, Richmond. Va.
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YAFs8aE 5NTELEgGENCE.

5uHIATURE ALMANAC, OCTOBER II, 1888.
sun rises Moon ssts.......... O. 5;
sun scts...........53l High tide, j. VI. =
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TALL AND WINTER MILL n
K. G.. MCLEMGRE is now prepared TO ~S~~
show her full stock Of FALL and WINTER MILL
LlNERY.
be exhibited ON THURSDAY tie 18th instant.
with great variety Of HATS, BIRDS, FLOW
FRS. EEArHfIS. &c. 0c Est
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SHIPPING.

TOR NEW Y0RK.-The ele- <CsSss
Il CANT sde-whccl steamship ALBEas-sari.asss.s.s ) =
MARIE, Captain COCCH Will leave her wharf "a
Rockets on SU DAY. october 18th, at ! O'Clock
L. NJ. Freight received all day SATURDAY
Fare, il2. Round tickets, $50. Steerage, IS. Fol
freight or passage, apply To
William G. DUNftAM Il CO.,
nc lT-lt corner Main and Eleventh streets
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THOILET ARTICLES.-An elegant as
I sortment recently selected-for sale bv
j. BLAIR, Druggist,
oc9 825 Broad street.
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NEISS A. MACKlE, No. 9l7 MAIN n
1FE STREET, will open on TIL rURSDAY, sIsslI
October 18Th. large and select stock of>>SS~
FALL AND WINTER BON NETS, HATS,
FLOWERS, FEATHERS, etc.
Country orders promptly filed. oc l4-!t
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EOR RENT, the large BRICK LUM-R
4, BER-HOUSE on Tenth street, south sideE:l
Of the Basin, suitable for tobacco factory
commission warehouse. Immediate possession
given. - ..
Also, the TOBACCO FACTORY on Ninth street
south of Byrd street, now In the occupancy of MIR.
George w. Gillian. Possession given on the LIST
day Of january, 1869.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON,
oc lG-st Auctioneers.
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TOR RENT OR LEASE, the LOT re-
q Gently occupied by Messrs: Ragland Co. as
lumbcr-yard, on the east side CT Fifteenth be-
tween Cary and Dock streets. Possession given
at once. -. ..o.
The LOT for many years past and at present
occupied by Mr. james Gum as lumber-yard at
the corner of Fifteenth and Cary streets. Posses
sion lst Of January next.
The LOT al present occupied by Messrs. Whit
lock S Roane as a lumber-yard, at the corner Of
Fifteenth and Dock streets. Possession given lst
Of January next.
These lots will be rented or leased separately or
coIlectiyelv AS one lot, many different kinds OF
business might be done on II TO great advantage
1t is In the centre of business, convenient to the
railroads and To the dock, having the advantage OF
three streets. 1t measures 332 feet on Fifteenth
street. la4 feet Cary street, and l24 feet on Dock
street.
The VACANT LOT fronting on Dock street
near Shockoe creek Is also for rent or lease. II
might be connected, rs occasion would require, by
movable railroad with vessels IN the dock. Ap-
ply to
Sc 17-lm BACON IAIi.
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rgNO SHIPPERS.-STATON ksge--,,..r.,szEsii
Z & HILLS LINE OF SUATSffZsssssassssa.sasss
are now making regular trips. Goods received HI
ell points on the canal between Richmond, Lex1nsz
ton, and Buchanau-boats leaving three times pei
week. Oaice on basin bank and Eleventh street
We solicit the patronage OF our friends and the
times at our ofice. VIM. II. STATION, Aaeat.
Xu
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a E. KL0EBER, DENTIST, in go
We Ccrts BEAUTIFUL ARTIFICIAL STulp
TEETH at TWENTY DOLLARS per set. Per
feet fit and durability warranted. Gail ana see
specimens of The work. -,
serving the teeth
Teeth extracted without pain.
Dental Houms, S92 Bread street. oc 10
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LOCAL MATTERS.

IMPORTANT DECIsIoN-FRUIT-DIs
BRANDY EXEMPT FROM TAX.-The following
important decision has been received and
promulgated by the Collector of Internal
Revenue for this district:
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FOB RENT.

TOR RENT, that most eligibly and @3aa
Situated on the corner Of Broad aud Eleventh
streets, recently occupied by Mr.; Z. ID. IADo "
(who has removed to hs farm In Henrico county,,
containing about fourteen rooms, with large ntlo
anu passages; gas, water-closet, ana Datn-room W
the house; there are four large rooms-one q al.
basement foor besides tine pantry and hall on tte
secont floor, two large parlorS about sixteen by
twenty feet each, with modern marble Inantel-
pieces and grates and sliding doors. water-cl0set,
and large bathrooms, passage and halls on the
third floor are three chambers the front chamber
having D conyenient-sized dressing closet; on the
fourth floor are two good rooms and three closets
there are also two good out-chambers for SER
wants, with entrance from the rear yard.
There Is no more desirable famed building IN
boarded and foored. The premises have recently
been thoroughly repaired, parlors repaperedr and
rainfed out and In. Possession can be llad once.
Apply to P' M Tabo DR.. at the house for f11 few
oc r7-iw Real Estate Agent and !. uctloneer
EOR RENT, g. number of PLEA-&A
a. SAINT ROOMS. with or without board. LII
Apply at 3l7 Marshall street. oc F-tt
TOR RENT, two UNFURNISHED@ g.
l. ROOMS, with use Of KITCHEN, on se-EA
cond between Clay and Leigh streets, No. 6?1. Ap-
ply on the premises. ocl
EOR RENT, a new BRICK HOUSE, @
T. on the north corner of Twelfth and Mar-E:x
shall streets. The house has twelve rooms; the
kitchen has six rooms; with all the modern I'm
provcments everything connected with the pre-
mises In perfect order. The house Is situated In
one of the most cicanly and gcnteei nelShoor-
hoods in the city of Richmond. Apply at the
corner of Eleventh and Marshall streets, No. 4ol.
1,yk
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

Mss Meir r. s.: Miss lea -: Nirga Youth
Iiss l.. L.; Miss Mary Jane.
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TOR BALTIMORE. = Steamer l<stSss
4 PETERSBURG, C. -ptain GEcGuE-assSllls4,zzsssss -
GAN. will leave her wharf on SATURDAY. Oct0-
Der 17th 1868, at O'Clock L. NJ. Freight received
up to halt-past O'Clock. For freight or passage
apply TO
nc is HARNEYS 4 WILLIAMS Agents.
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lNKENCH HAIR WORK BAZAAR and

II MANUFACTORY, No. 81 BROAD BE-
TWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS,
RAPHAEL FERIANDINL having just returned
size and color. directly imported from Paris, IN
ccanncss brilliancy, and beauty superior to any
remark of the most scrupulOus observer, mas the
ready to satisfy every order and manufacture any
kinds of braids, chinons, frizetcs curls, cou2ees
wigs etc., on the latest styles, with precision,
pron,ptness. and at moderate charges. Also, i'm
ported direct and just opened perfumeries, Lu-
oils. pomades, powders, soaps, combs. brushes,
criIre-s toilet articles ETC., for which he invites
the ladies and he public to give him call, cera
In meet with an entire satisfaction. oc l2-lw
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ZINE SOAPS-Lubin's, Condray's,
E Lcwe,s, Cleaver's, Yardly's, Rimmers Also
g varied assortment OF the best AMERICAN
or 825 Broad street.
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DENTISTRY.

TOSEPH WOODWARD, SURGEON ca
e1 DENTIST. Established in 1850. ke-Gunr
cpyed first-class diploma at the VII gina Acchau-
les Institute in 1855, the best set of artificial
teeth. Continues to make superior work At usual
rates and performs all dental operations With care.
Rooms: No. I'll Main street between Seventh
and Eighth streets, Richmond, Va. oc 1e--lm
MENTAL ICE-REDUCTI0NE g
IN THE PRICE OF ARTIFICIAL LSSIIC'
TEETH.-The undersigned will insert FULL W
PER or LOWER SETS or ARTIFICIAL
TEETH for TWENTY to THIiHTI DOLLARS
SET Old gold sets will be taken ln exchange
for new sets on vulcanlte at small additional
charge.
Office and residence 625 Main street, between
Sixth and Seventh streets.
Oc Ism JOHN NAHUM e
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nor RENT, very desirable BRICK a.
l. EWELLING, corner of Grace and Twcn- A:l
Gy-cighth streets, containing eleven rooms kitchen
with four rooms. stable, coal-house, well of fine
water garden and city gas. Amply to
THOMAS J. HhRDGROEE,
at factory, Main and Twcnty-scventh streets.
1,y
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EOR RENT, the TOBACCO FACTO- "a
l. RIES occupied ut the present time by Ea@
Thomas e. Williams Il Co., situated on south Side
Main between Twenty-seventh and TwentY-eighth
streets. Possession given on the first OF january,
1869. For terms, apply to
THOMAS j. HARDGROyE,
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TOR RENT, desirable HOUSE and a.
l. LOT on the outh side of Clay between LII
Eighth and Ninth streets, with seven rooms {;
Kitchen, stable, and carriage-house, If desired.
portion of the furniture can be rented with the
house. Immediate possession given.
oc l55t JAMES VI. TAYLOR Il SON.
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ITO THOSE IN WANT OF CHEAP DRY
4 GOODS.-We would advise such to go to
NJ. e ID. MITTELDORFER'S
OCT 523 Broad street.
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SI1HE LATEST STYLES OF DRESS
i GOODS, &C., at
OCT N. & D. MITTELDORFER,s
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NASSINIERES, DOESKINS, CASI-
~ NETS, kERSEYS, SLEEPS GRAY, at
0c I NJ Z d. MITTELDORFER'S.
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UOR RENT, number of PLEA a
E SAINT ROOMS. with or without board. Id
A nnlv az ali Marshall street. Oc H-ltt
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-12-11
Real Estate Transfers in wood County.

The following are the transfers of real esta te
in Wood County, as shown by the books in
Recorder MERRY's Office, for the week ending
December 5, 1858
T. I.esher to T. s. carmau; pilot 0, Freeport,
--S325.
NJ. J. McVeigh to X. Fritter; So sw sec SO,
tip s, range |, 80 acres - 1925.
H.. Call 10 c. w. Mcdonald; lots and o,
Westfed s3l2.
J. W. Seyrnnre TO J. W. Wing ne sec 80, tp
4, range 10, 100 acres--s2 900.
IL. Huffman to c. F. Button pit lot 80, Bowl
ing Green-Si0.
IL. :. Hunter to J.. Tracy; sc ne sec 81, tp 4,
range 9, 40 acres-s400.
ID. Ferral to NJ. Shoe; pit nI5 nv sec 81, tp 3,
range l2--$2,000
W. w. Tiger to r. W. Kelly: 81 Sc and 81
nlz Sc sec 81, tp 4, range -, 100 acres -s3 900.
g. W. Mcdonald to w. IL. Mann; sI2 lot 63,
Hestfeld 81 1000.
a. A. Jellison to J. Stall; 4 nc sec l, tp 4,
range II, 80 acres $500.
D.. l.esher 70 I. s. Carman; lots s, 0. % and
20, Freep"rt-S775.
A. j. ketchum to W. b. johnson; nH eI5 nlS
w!9 Sc sec 20, tip 6, range 10, 10 acres = $3.50.
). beattie TO Stevens Stave Factory; lot 1913,
Perrysburg-S
No. OF transfers-ls; total value sl5,O52.