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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-11-18
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

49, leaves on 7WEIEAESBA1 7, NoYeaber- Is. :
.rsv-~-y TTfE elegant White line packet II {
es szssssEzsaS FRANKS, Capt. j. w. White, j.
1ssssssssz Russ Clerk rwill leave above, on tn
rival of the cars from Marshall. For freightorpas
snnlvs on hoard sfnl5 :
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! ron REV ORLEANS

IsYKhs4Ig = ~ SIAt HlEl4laI n -
Leaves on THURSDAY, November 10
THE light-draugf,t fastrunning ste&
tzfisns. &. EEEzIE TATE, Capt. c. ", Stinde.
lls5sss Groves, Clerk, will leave as above OF
arriraI Of the cars from Marshall. For freight or
sage apply on board. Ln15 =
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POWDER,

s IsDW DER. =
q ON One-fourth one-1alf and whole kegs ofPow-
esS,sOder, just received from the American Pow.
der Company, which we selling Manufacturers
cost with transportation added By shipping in bulk we
secured very reduced rates. We able to sell Pow
der here less thant be laid down here when
chased in small lots. Call and see us.
GREGG 6 MARTIN, Agents.
Shreveport Sept so, 18sstf
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For NEsY ORLEANS.

Leaves on FRIDAY, November 20. e. s.
ys-- q The New Orleans and Shreveport
3 fSshassssSszssss packet PIONEER ERA, Capt. CT!
szsssssssAss1z Ed Burke, Clerk will leave as above
the arrival Of the ears from Marshall. For freiglt
passage apply on board. In15 ~
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Principal Office of the Company
81 broadway, New York-Reoms Nos. &c, 5? and 49,.
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Agents at Shreveport, La:
B. II. JOHNSON, Banker; ". H.ELsTNER, Merchant
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N% THE ST. LOUIS
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COIE7aT-
Assets, May I, 1868 ------ $3,GOO,OGG

MCMAHON & Otis, General A gents,
No. 42 Madison street, DeSoto Block.
Memphis, Tennec. =
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Succession of Y. T. BooTH deceased.
IN PARISH G0URT.--Notiee is hereby given that
4 J. G. Jones, administrator Of said suecession has
this day filed in said court nal account of his admin
israon and unless opposition be made thereto in the
time prescribed by law, said account viii be hcn1oo-
gated approved aud made the juagmentof tie court,
said Jones discharged from further administered of
said succession and his bond Cancelled.
I --j Witness the Honorable D.sgfeswelI, Judge
81 rs. fof said court, this N oyenlber %, 1868.
I-- Inl1 st R. UPRIGHT, Clerk.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

J. Leaves SATURDA November %. =
q - THE New Orleans and Shreveport
fL@1..7n' packet ERA No. 10, Captain !
ass#ssIAH7Ssss Kouns, will leave as above, on TIL
ss-ssssssaa rival of the cars from Marshall
FREIGHT or passage apply on board En15 s
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es..1Af.sz 1ors

GsTAPLE and Fancy Dry Goods, aotions, Clothing,
- Hats, Boots aad Shoes. CarPetng, Rugs Mating,
Floor Oil CLOTH, &c. For sale By
J. Fl. REYNOLDS,
ol4-tf 81 TEXAS street, Shreveport, La.
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Every desirable form of Policy issued for any alc
from $1,000 to 925 200 on single life.
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~ TRADITIONAL REASONS.

The existing telegraph monopolies have never sought
to supply adequately the demand for the of the tel
egraph much less have they attempted to stimulate
such demand by increase of facilities and reduc-
ton of rates. While their facilities have remained
about constant their rates have steadily advanced IN
til the Of the telegraph has to be prodgious
tax upon the commercial necessities of the country
in advance in rates is their uniform e1pedient for lin
ting the amouptof their business to their restricted
facilities 5l2s=5#sss.
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HAVING purchased the stock of goods now en- hand
at No on the Leyee, from Mr.. John G.. Elstner /
shall continue the same business at same place
respectfully ask continuance of the patronageof
Mr. Efstner's old customers. -
April Il 1865 LIE, CARTER.
a. E. NcLEaN holds my power Of attorney for tie
transaction Of all business connected with my house.
ab22If T.. i. CARTER.
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GARD.

gNTIsIIING to retire from business have this day
w sold to LOUIS Z. CARTER my stock of goods
at my storehouse No 8 the IeFee. The same bus
mess which has been carried By myself will be
tinued by Mr.. Carter.
In retiringfrom business Ireturn my thanks to the
public for past patrena e and request continuance
LOT the same to my successor, Mr.. 1. Z. Garter.
gseszzss4 Holm q Ell STNER
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With the Stock in the ha nds of the active business
men Of the country exerting their influence to aug
ment its business and with range of twenty five thou
sand miles Of wire equipped and in operation the Com
pany believe that unreasonable rates. the business will
pay liberal dividends on its entire Capital Stock ~
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May be found in the enormous profits of every con-
siderable telegraph line operated this continent The
present telegraph monopoly has "watered its stock
to the extent of over one thousand Per cent on the
amount paid in; and still tpays, on the stock thus in
satisfactory dividends. Our Company will du
plicate all the remunerative lines operated by the
monopoly, and subscribers will pay for Stock only
the e1act cost of our lines. --...' =.
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In all cases the etearnngs of this Company will be
applied to the payment of dividends on its Capita
Stock, and in event will earnings be diverted the
of new lines.
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tits provided that every Stakeholder, in addition to
his regular dividends shall receive an equitable rebate
on the amount of business furnished by himself paya-
bic annuay thus the Stock being widely distributed,
nent the business of the Company, success is deemed
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SHERETEyg SAFE.

Shreveport, La, November II, 1868.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-03

- SONG, OF THE CURIOUS PEOPLE AT SARA
ToGA.-Like oil other fashionable resorts
Saratoga has its quota Of /" funny folks"
Human nature will out, and in an extended
walk through the parlors, dining-han, and
along the piazzas, we shall meet the follow
ing people: =
o. The FIVE stout ladies who do not believe in
Mr.. Banting's theory. The seven ladies
who wear white pique dresses bound with
black. The lady who always finds too much
cinnamon in her wine sauce. The lady who
invariably calls for the !" little oars when
she goes rowing. The lady with six dia-
e1nond rings on her left hand. The mother
and daughter who wear wide white collars
with cherry-red bows. The pale young
lady In q ,lake-colored silk, who drinks
"yast quantities of milk" The yonng man
who plays billiards until midnight, and
gets up at 9 O'Clock the next morning. The
United States Army oficerin "bran new J"
uniform. and Black rnoustache, exGuisitely
twisted. The nice-looking gentleman with
-smooth hair and big Thiskers, whose pro-
missing sonacarriesla Ebig gun. The young
lady who sits in breeze, and objects to
walking on the piaazas after nightsfall.
The young lady who sent for saucer ten
minutes ago." and thinks it "queer that
it doesn't come. The handsome, elderly,
afectionate gentleman who keeps his arm
about the waist Of his only daughter. The
young lady I'm black who always asks her
9. par - to taste the milk and "see" if it is
sour. a The beautiful young lady who is
afraid she is establishing reputation for
IN old maid, being fond Of gray.
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To give brilliancy to the eyes, shut them
early at night and open them early in the
morning.
Be temperate in diet. Our first parents
eat themselves out of house and home.
1t is mistake to suppose the sun is sup
ported by the sky on its beams. rS
An ornithologist with one idea@zhe who
only goes out for lark. arE> T
Advice to man with pain in his
stomach, is to wear a " SASH
The reward of good works is like dates
sweet and ripening late.
The paper having the largest circula-
tion-the paper of tobacco.
The paper containing many fine points
the paper of needles.
; Papers illustrated with cuts-editorial
exchanges.
The paper that is full of rows-the pa
per of pins.
I, !" Do you keep accounts, Dick ?" Yes,
/ reckon."
The right "way"-sixteen ounces to o
pound.
Wool-growers are supposed to be aoether-
wise.
Sack-religious-a garment worn by o
priest. =
A poor relation-telling an anecdote
badly.
Powerful grain-eleYator Rye whis-
key.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-03
BY James NJ. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers,
Office No. s21 Main street,
three doors below SDotswooG Hotel
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL EsTAT

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Il IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD.
BY virtue of deed OF trust from James D. Thomas.
bearing date the 18th day Of October, 1852 and
duly recorded in the clerks office Of the County
Court or Chesterfield to the subscriber. 10 secure
the payment Of certain negotiable notes therein
at the request OF the holder of the said notes, I
will sell at auction, on the premises, on WE'D
NESDAY the 5th day of August, 1868, ut halt. past
1 O'Clock 2. NJ, the property described In said
deed, consisting OF a LOT OF LAND In the
county Of Chesterfield near the upper end OF Man
chester at the intersection OF the Petersburg turn
pike with the old Coal-pit road Hull street con-
tinued, and fronting los feet the turnpike, de-
signated as lot No. II in the plan Of Falls panta-
ton. -.
II TERMS cash enough to pay the expenses OF the
sale ; the balance credit Of four months with
interest. JAMES II. TAYLOR. Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by JASfEs NJ. TAYLOR &
Son, Auctloneers. Il / ltEH ,a,g-.I ia jy25
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BE Grubbs & Williams, Aucttoneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

A. VERY VALUABLE BRICK COT
~ TAGEi RESIDENCE ON THE NORTH
AND. TENTH STREETS, At AUCT1ON.-On
WEDNESDAY. 9Th August, at half-past O. CLOCK
P. NJ, we will sell upon the premises me very at
as above, and occupied9by Mr.. William K Pugh
at the rent Of $500 per annum. E5 rH,gaE
1t contains eight pleasant rooms, besides kltcn-
en- with three rooms IS furnished with gas water
and BATHS, with the premises thoroughly drained
by culyert. ~ .....-.,, 90,
of the best materials and Is IN excellent order
throughout. ,,;f .rs.r- -, 900 ,
The lot fronts % feet and runs back 100 feet to
wide alley This property, from its situation so
pleasant and so very convenient to business Is de-
sirable either for residence or as tn investment
TERMS :, AT sale: .ILs1- > 100.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il STOCK OF DRUGS, MEDICINES &C.-By
virtue Of deed of trust executed to the subscriber
by MesSrs. c.. w. Thomas Il Brother, bearing date
2lst of March, 1888, duly recorded In Richmond
Hastings Court. SHALL In execution thereof, pro-
coed to sell ut public auction at their store corner
of Main aud Twenty-irst streets, OH FRIDAY the
18th OF August, 1868, commencing ut 10 o'clock A.
NJ. all OF their stock OF DRUGS, MEDICINES.
CHEMICALS. JARS. BOTTLES, COUNTERS,
SHELVING, SHOWCASES. PRESCRIPTION
CASES, SCALES aud WEIGHTS, SODA APPA-
RATUS, and all other goods. wares, and merchan-
disc, stock and fixtures contained In the said drug
store. .--~t'''
TERMS Whilst the deed requires cash sale,
vet am authorized TO say that for all sums under
ffty dollars cash will he required over that sum.
sixty DAYS credit for approved endorsed negotia-
BILE paper j. IL. SANDS
" es Trustee.
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ByLee & Goddin, Aucttoneers,
-. No. ILL Main street.

TRUsTEE's SALE OF A YALUA .tI Z
FARM IN THE COUNTY OF CHEssIITT r.
FIELD LYING on THE G Gsv II Ea q I1 = M
RhmRoAn ABOUT EUUI.DISTAMI }Id11n Sc
MIIES} From CHESTER AND ThE. wv -. ,s-o :
HOUSE, AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF i w, ~
Visions OF trust deed executed by MI Jossopd ata
vi Rite Tn the undersigned as trustee, H. ~
atb september 1851 and Of record In tfe 39Ss %
the clerk OF Chesterfield County CourS IN BOOB as
naye esE and being thereto requested oy tne S enm
Seiarytn said deed secured win proceed 70 seii
nn TTfESDAY the nth August 1888 at Chesterneaaa
% Coarthouse that being court dav o. y
follows that piece, parcel or trace o. .anE n
with the Improvements thereon, lying anu III .
the county Of Chesterfield. containing I Cnu %
HJSDRED AND TWENTY-THkEEx , ASinEn
mare or less and adjoining the lands OF VILLAIN lta
E. Hewlett. Benjamin Graves's heirs - iShei'
an NC reater portion or the andIs open and In Gull
rttvafon The improv ements consist OF comIort-
nble FRAME, DWELLING containing SIX rosiis
and the usual out-buldtpgs. On the farm ~ o.,
orchard of choice FRUIT TREES anu eXceiie'll
TERMS Cash as to s7o5 T. and expenses OF ex
ecntingtr,ist and s7 IS. payable on aoth July, seg
the balance upon such credit as the SAID Iosepn
White NAV prescribe, or In default OF such nssr.c
tions from him. upon such credit rs tne trusts
may ttink- proper. The deferred payments 10 DC
secured by lien on the property; ,c,,,..+oo
,, Sale conducted by LEE & GoDDIN; Auctioneers.
r nj --sa e"
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NKTILL BE SOLD ON TUESDAY, 4TH
w OF AUGUST, 1863 that very desirable
FARM on which the late Robert King resided, one
mile from GorGonsville containing $40 acres, with
an excellent and commodious DWELLING with
the necessary out-buildlngs we'll and ice-heuse In
yard. Also, q LARGE ORCHARD OF CHOICE
FRUIT, The farm will be sold as a whole or III
lots to suit purchasers. Persons wishing to ex-
anime the land will be shown IT by /. Bruce or
William /. Davis, residing near it.
TERMS Liberal, and made known on the day OF
sale. -' -..t -, - ,
Also, at the same time, the FURNITURE ana
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
For further information, address
= -. -. G. w. KING or
r. NJ. MCKENSIE,
Nv o1-atawstSds Hanover Courthouse. Va.
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The crowd Who daily pass sc. Panl's,
Broadway, N. Y, are occasionally appealed
t. BY person who now and then takes his
stand there for charity. This person, who
rpurt6rts 10 be 1berefti of sight, Is led by a.
dog, stheilatter bearing card with the
words, g 4 am blind. p "A very benevolent
gentleman who had been in the habit Of
dropping a penny in the .beggar's hat
passed BY rapidly one morning without the
little act of iberality, when, thersupposed
blind party, rushed after him. saying,
g What you are not going to pass without
giving me something 2" The gentleman
turned in surprise, and said, "Why, |
thought you were blind !" 10, no, slr,"
was the cool reply; sit is the dog that is
blind."
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

XTERY. VALUABLE GRANITE FRONT
v TENEMENT. ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
BROAD BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
STREETS, FOR SALE Al. AUCTION Wi be
sold at auction. on the premises. oil TUESDAY
the Attn of August 1885, ut O'Clock p. NJ, that ex-
cellent THREE-STORY CIR nj TE-FRONT
nancy of Messrs. Hirsh & Guggeuhemer. It Is u
rst-rate business stand and Is located the best
Improved square Broad street, and 10 worthy the
special attention Of capitalists and others.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at six, twelve.
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by trust deed.
ty2s s"-f w. GODDIN. Auctonecr.
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A schoolmaster in neighboring town,
while on his morning walk, passed the door
of neighbor, who was excavating q log for
a pig trough. Nv Hi .--"s-
~" Why" said the schoolmaster, "'Mr. s.;
have you not furniture enough yet -
q Yes" said the man, "enough for my
own family, but / expect to board the school
master this winter, and am making prepa-
tionsn
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FIRNITURE. &c.

IF YOU yANT FINE AND, ELEGANT
4 FURSITIRE, and at the game time CHEAP
and DURA3LE, so to II. A.. ATkINSoN's,
Governor greet between Franklin and Ross, No.
lo9.' He hS II of his own make, which he will
warrant Aso, other grades. He Is wei prepared
To anendto the UNDERTAKING DEPART
MENT ohis business In every style, 70 which be
gives nBpers0nsf attention. Having had IN ex-
periencs Of thirty year1 as 3 manufacturer, he
that be can give entire satisfaction.
'REPA6ISG and BOXING dons In The best
rnaIn and at the shorsest notice. p
,,,Ti ....,l-sil .s.CE! - Ii. A. ATKINSON, ~
~ I'm No. loo Governor street.
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'"a11 BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.

rOMMIssfON ERs' SALE OF VALUA-
~ BE 4MPEoyEp; + KE al, E sTr LIE R on
TWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS; in
THE CITY OF RICHMoND,-B virtue OF de,
crees of the Circuit Court of the city Of Richmond
rendered In the chancery suit Of Werdenburg Us; Us;
Phelps and als on the Sth day of June ana me Iso
sioners viii proceed to sell at public auctfoa. on
the premises, on THURSDAY the 9Th day OF Au-
gust 1853 beginning at 81 O'Clock p. NJ. II fair II
ot then on the next fair day thereafter the valu-
able REAL ESTATE above mentioned consist st
ing of lot of ground with fine threa.5tory brick
building thereon; fronting 22a feet on the west line
of Tenth street tbetween Main and Cary stFeetsl
and running back about s3a feet to an alley, being
the property now in the occupancy of William i.
Montague and others ll .
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months with interest from Gay Of
sale: the purchaser TO give notes for the deferred
nayments aid Tie title to be retained until all the
purchase money be paidanda conveyance directed
by the Court. .'' ~.
Ebi , + a 155EMTTjizSadTSsiH, Commissioners sic
GRUBBS IL WILLIAMS. AuctiOneers. " "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-03

After d long march, during the late war,
a captain ordered, as sanitary precaution,
that the men should change their under
shirts. The orderly sergeant suggested that
half of the men only had one shirt each.
The captain hesitated for moment, and
then said: sc Military orders must be
obeyed; let the men change with each
otbar ,,
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vTALUABLE MACHIEERy. PRIV,

VALUABLE MACHINERY, PLANT.
~ Mill, CORN MILL. AND TOBACrnlIAf
FACTORY, AT AUCTf0y.-On WFnSSrwS,fb0I
the sth day OF August, nc 10 o'clock NJ nssDAY
premises, Told Blanford Planning Nil. vii, On he
10 close the late concern OF ". Z. Pnm,rbe,ob
81 PUTNAM PLANNING MACHINE. ia,y.isI:
with tongue and groove. This Is knarInt w.
t the best machine now IN use. ~''"h 70 b.
CIRCULAR SAW TABLES. far cr,,,.
tobacco bo2es-the latest innDroyane,t ing ov.
2MATCHING MACHISES f for n,a.cb;,x .
ap5sn ,VSsi MACHINES 1884,. - =
10 WORK
= CORN MEL. two pair runners n..L,s
known for making the very best meal ss,i'ensiTeI,
said by judges q be Pefor 70 any IN II. c ssa are
lOnelarge SCREW and other artis cny:
ING Of every description, from fmr =, BELT.
inches wide sufficient to run all the n, SIXTEEN
the mill All In perfect order, and Will no. IN
tion ON the, day OF sale. 49,. u -"' " 10 No.
= Any one Wishing TO inspect the rnacb,ner,,
the dayof sale win please apply to W. pslors
TERMS: 800 or under. cash over s,.,
der $500, three months over Sssa sIx no, snd IN
approved endorsed negotiable notes oH sa,S for
ao''' Acting for w. F. pu II, i, T9sLblER,
, ,s.-tt DAVENPORT, FIfTZ / DaViISScr.
A! L. FrTTz and W. NICK DAVIS ITs, iitree;
Ian Lids fNsH.. - I,#H Ha ...T >N'VA'trs-
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IL BY Grubbs &c Williams, Auctioneers'
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAMED
! A g DWELLING AND TWO LOTS ON JAIL
ALLEY BETWEEN. BROAD AND MAR
trust to me as trustee dated May 1s 1858, and
duly recorded in the Clerks office Of Richmond ~
August 1893, at 81 O'Clock P. NJ, sell at public
auction, oil the premises, for cash, the two lots
conveyed by the said deed, lying on jail alley, IN
lots adjoining one another), each fronting twenty
feet nine inehec on SAID alley, and running back
aepth of about sixty feet the front line of the two
lots commencing on said alley at point siNty-two
feet three inches from the intersection OF the alley
with Marshall street, and extending forty-one leet
six inches towards Broad street. .aa.
Upon this property stands neat framed dwell
ing with about six roofIis and usual out-houses,
formerly occupied by Mrs. E. A. Cheatham.
The title Is believed TO be perfectly good put |
shall of course sell and convey only such title as
was vested in me by the deed II -.".-f'5 @.
~ iy2s N. P. HOWARD, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-03

A landlord at Portland, Me-, by the name
of Cram, has his name on the plates used
at his table. A bulky though evidently
hungry individual, after waiting impa-
tiently at the dinner-table the other day
for the raising of the " kivers,". after soup,
cast his eyes upon his plate, and exclaimed,
with drawing growl, "Crams! Well, jest
bring along yer vittles, and see if | don't
do it, A roar of laughter followed from
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-03

A Paris eccentric advertised that he was
equity, of violent temper, and terribly
quarrelsome, but that he would settle twenty
thousand dollars year on a young and
handsome wife. He received forty-six ap-
plications, and is now married.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-03
.7on"-f lBys. N. Davis, -. .-..-.
IcReal Estate Agent and Auctioneef'
corner of Eleventh and Main streets.

* BRICK SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
n ON MAIN STREET AS EXT z NI,GsRt NOE
R RENRan TIE gHSecoa HRPoRATIoN LINE; FOB
SALE At AUcTIoN-Willb be sold on 3 a q mon
the I'd day Of August 1893 at oSi0SK 18th BRICK
RESiDESGE thereon occupied by. Willaiaamr p:
Yeaan, Esd situated as choke st two rooms
Viii stabIp. carriage-house, and other necessary
o Sit The Tot fronts 255feet OF MALI street rs
and r,Ins back 100 feet to an alley lhere ~ q All
Of GOOD water on the premises. This properly VIII
he he sold as whole or divided to suit the views OF
pnrcbassrs. and being in the line Of improvement,
shouid comm the attention OF persons wtehine
to make investments. ->- ~,vv1Sf s
- E "a 1 a. ---4.---..--..-- Auctioneer.
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RESTAURANTS, sc.

. YETRLLE, RESTAURATEUR, No.
l2et MAIN STREET. has constantly ON hand
ythe LUXURIES and everything In season that
IN be obtained In this latitude -ail served up In
10 best style at his tables, or frntshed 20 order
br dinners or parties In his osn saloons, or al tho
esidences OF citizens.
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