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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-07

~ ALadisa Travelling Baskets at
WAl.TON'S.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-07

.a6TReal Mink, German Fitch and other
Furs at ..t,ys ., yos NATIONS. 7.r
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-07
rHERIFF'S PROCLAMATION.
Presidential Election

NOTICE is Hereby given to the qualified
IN electors of the county of Harrison,
State Of Ohio, that d. general election will
be held as required By law, on the Tuesday
next after the first Monday ip November in
this year, being the
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-07
RURAL SEMINARY.

For Ladies aud Gentlemen, New
Market Station, seiO Post Once
Harrison County, O., Three
Hours from Pfttsbus%h.
Ono Hour from steu.
benvfIle, ON tho
Great Pan-Han-
die Railway.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30

iohst slt n. ofDry Doekst. 4srT5........... 10
l2hst 6tlO f. Of Greenxiehs 4l6I9 TK84Irtnr
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

.Dln e. Of Orebs,d.,t. ss ,oss1s. $1,000
.5si Green4i ieh ard Wash gons 45r35I7JIio0 70D
49, = is1e VI Wtshingto B5IJJrk Ia. cl... $50
-, tNos. Is aud 27l 81 l0IB TO- O...'......... 22Oo0
~, Ll6 j. Of Nadisotrst "a GrGi q........ $500
a. yi Hous,u asf Dlesrker.sts 25rleO...... 20Oo0
a. rs w. ef BIeeskeF-st zlrIOO ........... 1900
t no ~ 25x75.. 1900
- . 036 s. Of Rast Broadsay 22xl7A ....... 1000
- T. ~ JerrsOn-ss ~ if7G witb erd AL 1913 0250
lA g. Of ISesshaelst zsrB5 ...,..,...... 20OOe
~ bsiie~ ~ cor 2sII0O. 27750
- ss1 a. Of Cisrket z1r59S7 12g lr3S 5S8o 1890
~ =. t3s Of I2thst J JI56IysrS9 ........ 1850
20 20 10 H5y5t IrZDIz 500
5ti- " S AveuHs G. z5E90l0.................. HG00
,..,''. ... 1900
EoSSs. 5000
/ - esi Blsseter aEdfth ss, 2LfT)5,,n..... 10000
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30
Gitp gtal Gstat, for Sal,.

TOHN B. CHURCH e. JACOB SHARPE,
~ so ~ P1NEST,
Real Esse Brokers and Auctloneer
CITY and Couutry PROPERTY SOLD REkIEDi LOANS nte
''4 CHURCH SHARPE No aPine,t
E,OR SALE OF TO LET-The 3-stOry brick
IL VOUSR ues No Rll West Forty Hnh4t Hot and Geld water
with every good yad Inquire On tie Premse&
E0R SALE-On the north side of Fifty-tfth-
n St betseea EghthsVs and Br0adns one frnaning pe1
Enshl sofy HOUSE 20 By 80 Terms easy
Apply 70 b. SMITH, No 21O West Isenty-nintbtt
TOR SALE, or 10 LET unfurnlshed the large
n aud elegant eommoiols stofy basement HOUSE. NO.
"a Madsebsvs house sde has 3to s'es building In
perfect VIII family only For particulars,
sppkto HOMER MORGAN No 2Plnese llzTl
E0R SALE or to RENT, with or without the
II FfntnreA fsn leaving for Europe Toud se Their HOUSE
three perfect order The prsss house ana oe
negeorsood a foyie eIt lot With stable desired nest bar
gain u taken ~ Apply the premises No 20 hssi bghy
nrth.st 70 r. iIuBkar q sipssoEsve she Forty
thlTlyl #NHI
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30

CONN., ssJ sssJe ~ Ssa" pa,n, AL s.s
Ioc.oa pleasant sad besh Lot rl house has MAE rssns
SsD psT mss sr months Apptte H. X SpAPARD
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30
ntn6.tm,.

COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION origi-
~ nsed the surhee Of nron, onde administer ,s t
approved the medical profession DO nothing bal kx
TRACT TEETH. aad they certainly DO tat WITHOUT PAh~g
coo patients testify See their a. the anes No cooe4
IastRt.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30
.,.o- goarS unS 9oums.
Proposals.

OysIcE ~ ASSISTANT HsAsrzR GksKSAs.f
Corner OF Houston and Greeus is.
HKw-YoRG CRY. April a. 1853
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received ae
- this oce until IL M MONDAY the h prorao os delivery -
BIitlry Posts of the several quantities Of COAL VIZ
Davds Island 2J5 tGns Of Coal
At Fort Lafayette lnO uus Of Coal
the quality o. Anthacie OF 70 %
delivered yards each Post TO be- weighed on the Post
United the privilege rejecting III % ne
proposals ii deemed advisable. -
Proposals should be iaiOi Proposals for Coal ai adlresssi
the undersigned RUFUS INGALLS,,
Byt MaorCeu and Ass't Or Mr Gen
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30

Persons having real estate for sale or to let,
and those desirous Of purchasing renting such pro-
perty, will find IL to their interest TO advertise in THE
TRIBUNE It's aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any
other newspaper and in addition this advantage THE
TRIBUNE will be found not only in NewYork and all its
cities and villageS, but every State and Territory
within the Union The advertisement should be made
brief as will allow OF the advantage offered being clear
70 fhe reader We would especially dwell the fact
that the subscribers the three editions of THE TRIB
UNE Semi Weekly, and Weekly, comprise individuals in
every profession or business consequently advertise
menis in each disseminate among all classes. The
TRIBUNE devotes especial attention TO the reports Of real
estate both in the city and in every part OF the state
inns adding greatly 10 the value Of ts columns adj
vertsng medium The charges for advertising are as
follows: DAILY TRIBUNE. cents per line Tor single
insertion; WEEKLY TRIBUNE. 81 W per line; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, rs cents per line.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30
BROOKLYN.

Il lgi< mOnOpOlaes the interest I'm real estate to
The OEly transfers effected in the City Saesroom
@f0lows:
-, BY JAMES COLES son.
story brick house No. "A FrOnt-st., ana the four
~ house No Mercen.st., together with the lot,
49, 9a which they are erected, were ssld TO Nh.
/ '.i .eT $4,000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-20
By Wellington GodGin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

THE CELEBRAT TED ESTATE ON
i JANIS RIVER. IN JANIS CITY CnUN-
TY, KNOWN AS Jamestown ISLAND"
CONTAINING THIRTEEN HUNDRED AND
NINETY-ONE ACRES, FOR SALE AT AUG
TlON-At the request of Major William Allen
shall sell at public auction, n my Office in The city
of richmond. at the corner of Bank and leventh
streets on TTEsRAy TIC 2h 0c'ohsr I:ss at !!
a $3.50 FAME KSdWv Hs JA AS4G W
ISLAND; >r containing THIGTEEE HUNDRED
HrSDREN AND THRFE ACRES gar are : 9 open
land of great fertility. with ample wood aud tin
Der Cor the use of the place. Th"re the place
the ruins of several old buildings erected before
the Revolution. and a few other buildings for the
use Of the estate.
This property Is Of peculiar value by reason Of
It's location. 1t has long river front. where
sells Of the largest size can nod, thus aoriug un-
usual facilities for Transporting to northern mar
kets fruits vegetables, and other crops. The cIi-
mate and the soil are admirably adapted for early
Whilst the place IS susceptible Of division into
several smaller tracts, It viii be sold as A
WHOLE.
Persons disposed to view the property can do 50
at any time before the day Of ale ..
The title Is clear, except As I" 4 lien Of ahout
So oOO which will be discharged out the proceeds
The special attention Of northern capitalists, or
those diSpOsrdt 70 embark In farming or In III" truck
ing business IS particularly called to this truly
valuable property.
A plat Of he island can he seen at my Office.
TERMS One-fourth cash balance At four. eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added. secured by trust deed Possession at the
end of the wear w. GODDIN
uctioncer.
P.S.-On the foregoing estate there Is irst-rate
NEW WHARF where vessels drawing sixteen fee:
water can approach. There IS also good bridge
connecting the island with the mainland at the
road leading t. Williamsburg. distant SIX and a
half miles In addition, there Is upon II GOOD
ORCHARD OF various kinds Of fruit,
W. G0DDTN,
oc s-2awrds Auciionser.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-20
aTTcTToN SALES.
FUTURE DAY

pvJames M. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers,
Office No. s21 Main street,
-. ,aa-s baInv SpotswoOd Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-20
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A vALU-

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VaLU-
" ABLE MANUFACTURING MILL AN
Tract OF LAND IN CUMBERLAND cor ~
TY.-In pursuance OF the provisions OF decree VI
the Circuit Court Of Cumberland county MADE on
the nth day OF August, lseS at special term %
said court IN the case of Edward W. Sims plaisrI
tiff against Henry Il. Mcclellan, executor q
George II. Matthews, deceased, aud Wills -
Dance administrator or John NJ. Miller ceceaseI
defendants. and William ID. Blanton, adptnistra'
tor de Jonfs non, with the viii annexed Or Jameo
Blauton deceased. who sues Us well for htnseIi -
on behalf OF the creditors or George II. hsttnen.'
deceased, Wills J. Dance and Margaret his WIZ
and Mary y. Miller, plailtiIs. rs ii u, ac1i.ii
Ian. executor of George II. Matthews, deceastsjj
and as trustee for his wife Kate &ct!tIian a4tS
Sarah Matthews. and the said Kate Met lei!sh ~"
sarah Matthews in their own right. Defendant
the undersigned special commissioner apIot.n.Ss
by said decree will offer FOR sale on the pre,uyn
at public auction, T. the highest hidder, on -
perty known as Tie OK IRA MILLS, With FIJI.
ACRES OF TASD attached taeitbr aLa1Irs
the county OF Cumberland on Wtltiss M I'M, an
naygable stream Eftesn miles from ,ys
the Southsite railroad. The above mills s,e al tS
and valuable manufacturing and grist tiiis, 49,
= circular saw mill attached 10 them ahf w. ~
BILE STORE HOUSE. CO0PRR-SHuP, &C., H. -
longing 10 them, with public ROAD faii't'-S
through ssid land. ,,s.e a
I VIII also sell at the Same time and psses,
TRACT OF LAND adjoining The inili psSobsrY
cont aiming ONE HUNDRED and Ep,NeD
ACRES with = large and convenient 80 StiT-
DwELLISG-HGUSE and al ses@s*ars "
HOUSES. .o,,,t SIX
teen. aud ;wenty~fnur months, cloal p,ts With
the purchaser or purchasers 20 saeci 'oii,s mr.
approved security, and Iho title RETAINER 49, ths
security: and the sale 70 BE- mAdc sn nJfarisna
approval OF the Circuit Court OF Isla ,s,I be
county and possession , ., ne u las
gwen On sne - aA' y JOHS W. WILSON,
ocl-stawlm Special Commissioner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-20

A WONDERFUL FIsH.-A singular fish
was caught near PASSPORT, Me-, a few weeks
ago. picture Of it appears in Harper'S
Weekly, and the following description is
published by the Bangor Wing:
"The strange animal recently captured
near Eastport, meagre reports of which had
reached us, arrived in this city few days
ago. and has been on exhibition, during
which il has been visited by our citizens,
all of whom have expressed their wonder
nc well at the remarkable size of the mon
ster az st its anomalous character. This
auimal-part beast and part fsh-is over
thirty feet in length, and girts twenty-one
feet. 1t has one enormous dorsal I'm, Two
side belly fins, and broad, shark-like tail.
About one-third of its length from Its tai,
in connection with small fins, 1t has two huge
legs, terminating in web feet. It's mouth
makes a line five or six feet IN length, the
whole extent Of which is set with immune
rable small teeth, very much resembling
in size and shape the kernel of species or
sharp pointed popcorn. 1t has series OF
cills which overlap each other like the
Eounces once the style in ladies' dresses.
It's immense body, which was estimated to
have weighed when captured about eleven
tons, had no framework Of bones, its most
solid portion consisting of cartilage lncapa-
bic of preservation. It's skin is dark and
tough, ike that OF the elephant and rhlno-
ceTOUS.
"There is no record Of his species, and
TO none is It a greater wonder than the natu-
rl!ists, whose attention is being drawn to it.
Among others who has had the opportunity
Of seeing il is Professor Baird, Of the Smith
sonian Institution at Washington, who is as
vet unable 10 place it in the known lists of
t1e animal kingdom. 1t is indeed verita-
bic wonder, calculated to excite popular
curiosity, and TO invite the researches Of
the scientific.
cat various times during the past fifteen
years a strange monster, believed to be
huge serpent, has been reported seen in
Lake Utopia, New Brunswick, just across
the State line; but as these reports in each
instance rested upon the testimony of but
one or two individuals, they were generally
discredited. Latterly, however, the reports
and the number Of witnesses had so in
creased as TO take the story out Of the realms
OF fiction. On Sunday, August 3, the mon
ster was discovered near the shore on the
west side Of Eastport Island, where Passa-
maquoddy bay is connected with Lake Uto-
pia by a marsh quarter of mile long.
being attacked by musketry, it struck
for the marsh, and probably for the lake,
which was undoubtedly its home; and be-
fore being rendered Incapable of locomo-
ton, it had worked its way with its fins and
legs number Of rods. The report Of its
presence at once spread to the town, attract
ing large number to the spot TO aid in its
destruction. 1t received some seventy
musket balls, and although attacked in the
forenoon, it exhibited signs Of life the fol-
lowing day."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-20
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE FARM AND COAL PITS IN CUM

BERLhND COUNTY NEAR PARMVEl.aE.
In pursuance ofthc provisions OF n decree Of Cum
bcrlanh Circuit Court. made on the y day Of Au-
gust 1853 ut special term of said court: In the
suits of Samuel Il. Foster and Edward Il. Coleman,
late mcr hants and partners tradiny under the
firm and stvle of Foster K Coleman. billiard Hill
IL Co.. and others, plaintiffs, against ;. q. smith
administrator of Charles w. Allen. deceased De
PENDANT and ). q. >mith administrator or Charles
w. Allen, deceased, and Is guardian OF Robert
Allen, Saliie A. Allen. and Charles w Allen. In
FAINT children OF Charles w. Allen. deceased,
plaintiffs against James Webb and Mary his wife,
and others, defendants, the Undersigned special
commissioners appointed by said decree, will sell
ut public auction. on the premises, on credit or
SIX twelve. and cightecn months, equal install
Der. 1868. that VALUABLE FARM OF FIVE
HUNDRED AND EIGHT AND ONE-QCAR,
TER ACRES OF LAND situated in Cumberland
county, OF which the said Charles W. Allen died
seized within two miles Of the town Of Pa myilG,
and on which are the Piedmont coal pits, when
have been extensively and successfully worked h1r
about ten years, two-tnirds interest In when
provcments on the farm consist or large apo
we'll built two-stOried frame dwelling with SIX
rooms. and all necessary out-hOuses.
The nearness of This farm to the town ot Farm.
Vile and the Southside railroad, the large ainoGus
OF valuable timber and wood on II, Together Win
the Piedmont coal pits with their supposed hi.a-
haustible supply OF coal OF most excellent qnats}.
render this of the most desirable estates III sl'
section OF Virginia.
The purchasers will be required tn execute 70 "
bonds with approved security for the aniouht :" %
sale and the title to the land VIII be retAlh'd 80
further security and the sale made subject 10 Ie
approval Of the circuit court aforesaid
JOHN R..WILSOS.
WILLIAM X. BERKELEY,
sFAvK fEEt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-20
A SSIGNEE,S SALE OF REAL ESTATE

"A SSIU n III y DhIU VI INIHT I''JI III II
"A IN PlTTSYLVAEIA COUNTY, VA, Mt
PUBLIC AUCTION. - AS assignee of I. II.
Stamps BANKRUPT. and by virtue Of IN order ofthe
District Court of the United States for the district
of Virginia, the undersigned win sell at public
auction, upon the premises. on FRIDAY the 3oilL
day of October, 1863. valuable TRACT OF
AND THRFF-QUkRTFR ACRES (s0Ffl. lying
on SANDY creek two and 4 half miles south Of Ring
gold depot and eight miles east Of DanviIle.
This land has comfortable dwelling tobacco
factory. and all necessary out-houses, and IS well
adapted tn the growth of fine tobacco. corn, wheat,
&c. Il will be sold free from ali liens and rncum-
branccs except the right of dover Of said bank
rrpts wife. II will DC divided into lots suitable for
purchasers.
TERMS Oue-thrd cash remainder IN six and
twelve months. purchaser giving bonds with good
security for the deferred payments, and title re-
tanned further security until the purchase money
IS fully paid. JOHN y. BRjGHTWELL.
Assignee Of L. Fl. Stamps, bankrupt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-20
BY Wellington Goddin,
AuctiOneer and Real Estate Agent.
TWO DESIRABLE FARMS FOR SALE

1.-TWO DESIRABLE FARMS FOR SALE
1 OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY
ONE IN CHESTERFIELD, ON j. MIS- RIVER,
MILES fBOVE PICHM,tSD: THE OTHER IN
NEW kent COUNTY, FIFTEEN MILES
BELOW R1CH Chm 1:SI,.rx CoSpk iNlSG TN SIA
CRICKAHOMINY RIVER AND ON THE
YORK RIVER RAILROAD.-I am authorized
to sell the TWO FARMS located as above. The
former one IS now occupied by Mr.. Samuel NJ.
Green, and has on 1t every building suitable for u
mOderate-sized family, all In good order. The
DWELLING Is built of solid granite, and cost
almost as much as is a 5ked for the whole place.
The FARM In New Kent, fifteen miles below
Richmond is mt only valuable by reas on Of It's
excellent location on tle railroad, but has on 1t
some excellent land. The buildings Oh Tie farm
are not OF much value. though the estate Is now
renting to a good tenant for $500 per annnm.
As the owner has 10 use for either OF these farms
he will sell them at Il low figure, on remarkably
reasonable terms, or Will take city property In e1-
change. Applyto -
nc -.oawpN w. GODIiN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-20
Ey Wellington Goddin,
and Real Estate Agent.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A PORTION OF
1 TIIAT VALUABLE FARM CALLED
IiTIr KORY HTLL,'' On HE BROOK TURN
PIKE Two AND HALF MILES NORTH OF
E;t HNOSD.-By vI:tue of a deed t trust execu-
ted by The late John q. Taylor and wife to Lo'tin
y. r.llclt and James Elicit both now deceased,
bearing date ?3l of December, 1854! duly recorded
In fr,uTco nunty Court. ] shall. as executor of
Loftin \. Eli.rt deceased who Survived James FL
lett the otEer trnst.c proceed To sell at pnbc auc-
lion on he premises. on WEDNESDAY the 18th
Of October l.6s. ut O'clock z. NJ. If fair. If not
the first fair day thereafter. that portion OF the
HICKORY Hill, ESTATE. Of which John o.
Taylor died seized fronts on the west side of the
RrGnk turnpike, embracing about SEVENTY
FIVE ACRES. and bounded on the south by the
farm rormery owned by III" late John GoJdn. TO
be divided into two tracts of 7i acres each accord
I'm to plat and survey TO be cxhbtedat the hour
of SALE
These lots lie Notwithstanding from the
turnpike back To the lands Of Mr. Martin ;. lay
Tor, with good building sites on each. They are
located In The most d"si able neighbOrhood In Hem
rico county. and should attract the after ton OF
persons wanting couutry-ScwtS near to the city.
BY consent Of parties, the sale will be one-lourh
cash: balance at fonr eight, AMI twelve months
for negotiable notes, Interest added secured by i
trust deed THOMAS EI-LEli,
Executor of Loftin II. Ellett, deceased and trus-
foo ~. oRrjo nc8
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-20
BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioueers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A BRICK
4 DWELLING AND LOT, on SOUTH SIDE
OF MARSHALL STREET JUST BEYOSD
MrNFORD STREET, AT AUCGION.-Tn exc.
cution If the provisions Of = deed Of trust from
trustee, dated 9Th Of May 1857, and recorded In
Henrico County Court Office, being thereto re-
MONDAY, % h Of October NJ u O'Clock =. NJ, II
fair If not then on the next fair day thereafter at
the same hour. the DWELLI> q and prem! es oc-
cupicd by said Rrocke'man. sitra'ed as above. IL
has about seven rooms with stable End other usual
cutbuilaing5. Also. 4 SMALL TENEMENT aG-
joining 1t.
h lot is 5lxl48 feet to an alley II feet wide.
TERMS Cash sufficient 10 d.iray expenses OF
sale and to pay off note for SI77 With intcre !
from eth Of Nav 1888 balance on terms TO be made
known At the time of sale.
r. W. GRUBBS, Trustee.
CRTRES u WILLIAMS, auctiOneerS. 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-20
FpR RENT.

NOR RENT, one desirable FRONT Es1
n pssEMENT ROOM, for gentlemen, en-. FL
-, Il rom the street. with or without board
also" one large CHAMBER suitable iTT y g II Se
1aa F.anklin street between Third and Fourth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-20
BY j.. A. j. Clnpton,
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer,
Tenth between Main and Bank streets.

Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Tenth between Main and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Oil MT
SALE AT AUCTlON.-By virtue of deed OF
trust executed To me, bearing date the 10th day of
April 1868, and OF record IN the Clerks Office of the
frurC of Hastings for the C ty of Richmond in
detd-book No 50 x, page No. 203, | shall proceed
to sell ut public auction on the premises, on the
north side IF + aukiin hetwe Fourteenth and Eif
tcrnth sire Is. on FRIDAY Goth day of october,
property. cunsiS Ing of
iJEN Ny LIND BEDSTEAD and BEDDING,
very superior WANT ); ,T WnR = 9BE,
! V, ~ superior WASH>TAND,
every superior HAIR 10TH BOTTOM CHAIRS
| very superior VELVET EASY CHAIR,
l very superior ROCKING CHAIR, hair-cioth bot
very rvs superior MAHOGANY WARDROBE,
very superior COTTAGE BEDSrEAD5 and
? dozen rs superior CANE SEAT and other CHAIRS,
y We snip: superior WALNUT MARBLE-ToP SIDE
very TyS superior MARBLE-ToP CENTRE-TA-
2 very superior WALNUT EXTENSION Ia
. very fs;i elegant P1ER GLASSES,
. small LOOKING Gil ASSES,
2CuAMBER CABINETS.
PLATED and SILVpR WARE. ~
ivOlsY-H MOLE KNIVES tplateN and oRks,
FINE COrKING STOVE,
OIL PAINTINGS. ~
BRJ SSELS CARPETS,
CHAMBER VI TING,
Oh LpTHS lone iargcI,
/ very superior BOUK-CASE and WRITING
SAMUEL W. HARDWOOD, =.
o,19 Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-20
TOR SALE. q NEAT BRICK COT -
BY j. L. AppersOn,
Real Estate Agent ana Auctloneer.

TOR SALE, A FARM OF ONE HUN
i DRED AND EIGHrY-FIVE AND A Hal f
ACRES OF LAND, ON THE WILLIAMSBURG
ROAD, FOUR NILES BELOW RICHMOND.
1t lies we'll for drainage, easily improved and pro-
duces WELL as the present badly-cultvated crop Of
corn, &C., Will show. Early application will Sc
cure great barg. in In price and unusually long
credit on a part thereof. apply at once 10
DC l5-6t j. l.. ApPFRSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-20

Not content with forbidding man the use
of beverages, the women of the West have
begun to abuse his fashions. The "Soro-
sisters" OF Chicago, in the second number
of their literary venture, the Sorosis, .ridi-
cules the fashions Of men in this manner
GENTLEMEN's FASHIONS.
Hats with round tops, resembling the
small end of an egg, with the rim roi.eo
up at the side, looking, on the whole q"i'e
"spooney." s;zes
smaller than the foot. 10
,-oro ,snrn rears ago by boys from twelve
to ~edf .e sDpn years old, and then called round
"' Pantaloons are so tight that that, they must be
made without lining to SIT wen. IN 5.oo
Is not this quite as bad as to call dress
=, nn,breila. with train to it, or to
say sha, i, begins too late and ends too
soonY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-20
pOwDEg, sEaOT. &c.

X UNPOWDER.
NJ ORANGE RIFLE and SPORTING.
THE PRIZE POWDER OF THE WORLD.
full supply or rhe above celebrated, and now
FavORITE 6UNPOWDER, constantly on hSnG
and for sale by us, who the authorized agents
Where heavy work Is To be done refuirui IN, pS oc
der of great strength and purity, the Bi4sSTlNt
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