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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-01-08

HAnPEn's Bazaar contains, besides pictures, pat.
tornG, etc, q variety OF matter Of especial use and
interest 10 the family; articles on health, dress. and
housekeeping IN all its branches; its editorial mat.
ter Is specially adapted to the circle II lie intended
20 interest and instruct; aud Il has. besides. good
stories and literary matter OF ment.-NcV York
EreHfn0 F0fL.
It has the merit OF being sensible, OF conveying
instruction. Of giving excellent patterns In every
department, and Of being we'll stocked with good
reading matter WdteiRdR and Reflector.
To dress according to HARPEB's BAzAR will be thu
aim and ambition OF the women Of America.-Bgsto
TrdnscrfUl
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THE o AVID aTRIs

will not be forgotten, but will find their own page
always lighted with such fun in pictures, and such
fun In s%torios, as shall make them look sharply
every week for the coming OF HEARTH ANT HOME.
There will be riddles, and puzzles, and games; and
many pleasant women and cheerful men who love
the little people, will have much to say for their
entertainment, And all the fun will be 30 tempered
with good teaching, that we shall hope to make
them wiser and better, while we make them merrier.
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An Illustrated Weekly Journal Of Fash,
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EIarper's Bazaar.

A Supplement containing numerous full.sized
Patterns Of useful articles accompanies the paper
every fortnight, and occasionally IN elegantly Col.
ored Fashion Plate.
HAPPENS Bazaar contains &c folio pages Of the
size Of HARPEn's WEEKLY, printed on superhna
chlendored paper, and IA published weekly.
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WEEKLY
N BAZAAR.
1859.
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Harpv's Magazine, weekly, and Bazar. These
three periodicals rllly merit the high encomiums
which they have received from the press, and the
support which has been given them by the reading
public. Whether one considers their beautiful and
Instructive Illustrations, which leave untouched
no subject Of domestic or foreign Experimentation
literary merit. which has given them the highest
place in the current lterature-oT their ijudicious
editorial management-they must be omphatcally
pronounced the three best family periodicals IN the
world-TRs 1dvanee, Chicago.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-01-08

FHVlIE BEiT GANG OR pARALLEL EDGEIl
II EVER INNENTED-Hays Newman's Parallel
Elger, improved by J.. X. Sauborn. These ma
chiucs have been brought 20 tho
HIGHEST Point OF
MECHANICAL PERFECTION
DESIRABLE,
and are worth one thousand dollars more than the
ordinary Edger In a single season. send for a circu-
lar aud YOU will learn the reasons for its great value.
GANG AND CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
or SIZES, AND
ALLKINDS OF SAW MILL MACHINERY,
Of the most approved style, kept on hand and made
10 order. j. X. BANBORN, Agent.
Sandy hin, Wash. Co, \. Y
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TN a Cough, Cold or Sore
E GM Throat,
FITfVAsiIIig RUcUIuE3 I~lsIEpLATE ATTENTIOS,
HttNbHI3y1 AND SHOULD nE CHECKED, If
VEcfStNeV ALLOWED 70 cQETISuE,
&SER% Irritation ofthC Lungs, n per-
YJsh unueEt Thront Affection, or
A44bkSsA an Incurublo Lung Disease
EsdifltlArN Il OFTEN Tur RESULT
Browns bronchial TrOcheS
NTffaWYH Having dir0ct influence 10 the
49, parts, give immediate relief,
For bronchitis, Asthma, Cntarrh, Con-
gumptiyc and ThroR Diseases,
rnocuus ARR USED WITH ALWAYS coon uUccEss.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will hnd TRocHrs useful In clearing the voice when
taken before singing or speaking, and relieving tll
throat alter an u nusual exegti0n VI the vocal organs.
The TRocHEs are and prescribed BY
Phy siciana, and have had testimonials from omlnent
men throughout the country. Being an article VI true
merit, aud having proved their efficacy by @ test OF
many years. each year huds them "a new localities "a
various parts oil tho word, aud tho fROCHT5 arc uniyor
salh pronounced better than other aTtigleS.
OBrAIN only "ilnOwHb bRpNCHGAL IHuCHEA' and
DO not take any OF the wurAlCas limitations that mas
DO offered.
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ACRlCULTURE.

It will not 90 to tho farmer with any sirl Of supc.
rior knowledge. for is conductors arc well aware that
every man inows many things In his own special
calling better than they; but It will aim to aid the
farmer In hia peculiar difficulties. and TO help him
where he needs hslp. To this end, a large number
Of scientific men and mon Of practical experience
will tell in it, columns from week to week what they
know about
SOILS. TlLLAGE, DRAINAGE, IRRIGATION,
SPECIAL CROPS. MANUREs, s%ToCR.BREED.
ING. PoULTRY-RMsING the ARRANGE
MENTO OF FIELDS n BUILDINGS.
ALL NEW IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS,
AND PLANTS OF VALUE.
twin carefully report to him ell public discus.
sions At home and abroad Of matters pertaining TO
his calling, and no pains will be spared to induce
the best farmers and planters all over the country to
state In it, pages the methods by which they reach
cd the best results. What its writer's have 10 say
will smell Of the soil aud not OF the dictionary. and
their object will be to protect the farmer from hum.
bugs. help him out Of wrong ways into right ways
and TO mako tnc least work produce tho most proat
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Groresteea, founder of tie od and Jasordb'.
kRocR house II 0rovcg'eeg & Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-13
PErERspURG, March u, 1859.

PETERSBURG, MAECu ~ ISpos
This norninc w. H. Clsrkson, 7. n. Nor
psn. and J. A. Cooper, well known in Rich
mond. were brought up before the Mayer
char0ed With unlawful gaming, and were
hailed IN $500 each for their appearance
Tomorrow morning for examination.
Yesterday afternoon the house OF MIR. An
drew Rob;nett, situated about half mile
beyond Campbsll's bridge, in Chesterfield,
took fire and was burned to the ground: IL
was new and very good building, lacking
only little Of completion. The material
for finishing it was likewise destroyed. Inc
fire is believed to have been wholly acci-
dental. :.
A series of very interesting religious
meetings has been in progress every night
during the week at the First Baptist church,
under the ministration Of Rev. Mr.. Hatcher.
They are largely attended, and on every
occasion number of persons Of both sexes
present themselves for the special prayers
of the minister.
We had another fall Of snow during the
past night, and this morning the ground
was covered to the depth of about an inch.
1t soon disappeared, however, under the
influence Of q genial sun and drying
wind. ),
From all the information l can get, the
fruit has suffered no injury from the coIo'
though the mercury was down tofiteen oe-
grees the last cold spell. The peach blossoms
have not yet opened, but they are In such
an advanced state that two or three warm
DAYS would bring them out. ;.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-13
BY Wellington Goddln,
Auctioneer and Real Estate 4 gen

TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME
< BECK TENEMENT ON THE WEST
Linz OF SEVENTH BETWEEN CLAY AND
LEIGH STEEETS.--As trustee In q certain deed
OF trust from Mr. Robert a. Mills and wife dated
3lss October, 1857, duly recorded In Richmond
Bustings Court shall, Ia execution thereof pro-
coed To sell AZ public auction, on The premises. on
MONDAY The 18th March, 1869, at halfpast
O'Clock p. d.. ii fair Ii not, the first fair day
thereafter, that very handsome BRII TIM
MENT located as above. now in the occupancy OF
Dir. robert y. Mills.
The lot has front Of Is feet, and a depth of lso
feet TO an alley.
The dwelling contains eight rooms, besides the
usual out-bulldngs. and Is not ouly IN excelleu.
order, but has all the usual modern improvements
and Is very conveniently arranged.
Terms Enough ia cash to defray the expenses
OF sale and To pay or note FIR g. 1oi ST. with IN
terrst frcm Sd November 1853 on credit AS to
81 7io SO until Inc 3d OF May, 1862 ana as to The
resi- Tue of the proceeds or sale on such terms rs
shall he made known at the hour OF sale
mh4 w. GODnIN. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-13

The HAT QUESTION IN THE ENGLISH
HOUSE OF CoMMoSs.-It is curious to OBJ
serve, writes London correspondent, the
nervousness and wonderment which sat in
the faces of the new members of the House
of Commons. They have tried to master
the numerous and intricate regulations as
to what they may do and what they may
not do, but forgetfulness ensues, and mis-
take after mistake is committed. For in
stance, you may wear your hat as long as
you like while you are in your seat, but if
you stand up with it on your head there is
Immediately shout.
I have this week seen poor country
gentleman utterly bewildered by this sort
of salutation. He turned to the right and
to the left in dismay but the noise of
Order order !" interspersed with laugh
ter, continued until friendly neighbor rose
and whispered in his ear that he must re-
move his hot. Under no circumstances
may you wear your hat while you are stand
ing; but even old members are apt to for
get this as they enter the chamber, and
often stand for second, just inside, with
their hats on. This habit is encouraged,
no doubt, by the liberty allowed at the
clubs. In every other place where gentle
men meet in England the person who enters
room where others are eating meal un-
covers his head; but in the clubs men
stroll about the dining-rooms as they would
about the streets-only condescending to
sit bareheaded when they are themselves
| at their food.
This hat question in troublous times has
led to many disturbances and quarrels; but
it is merely an affair Of manner in the
cases referred to. I noticed, however, that
when the address in reply to the Queens
speech was read to the House Of Commons
by the Speaker some of the Radical men,
be1s kept their hats on, while every one
else showed his respect for the Queen by
holding his hat in his hand, and this,
suppose, was intended to be in some way a
political demonstration.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-13
By Wellington Godd!n.
Auctione6r and Zeal Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EXCEL
LENT LOT AND TWO TENEMENTt At
THE SOUTHWE EST CORNER OF FRANKLIN
ND TWENTY-THIRD STREE fS.-By virtue
OF q decree Of tie Circuit Court OF Richmond pro-
OF Martin, &C., against Elicit, &C., we shall as
special commissioners thereby appointed proceed
SATURDAY the 10th OF March. 1850: at u O'Clock
P. NJ, the REAL ESTATE located as above ,oe-
ing part Of Lot No. sal OF which the late Mrs rs,
fronting sixty-aix feet and having thereon
one comfortable BRICK TENEMENT and one
WOODEN TENEMENT
TERMS: Une-fourth cash: balance at four,
eight, and twelve months for negotiable notes,
interest added, and title retained TIL all Of the
ordered BY the court, ROBERT 8T1LES,
II. II, CHRISTI AN,
NH 10 Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-13
BY Lee L GodGin, Auctloneers,
No. iii Main street.

NEW FRAMED TENEMENT, CON-
IN TAINING FIVE ROOMS, AED LOT 64xI1O
FEET, ON JUDAH STREET BETWEEN DU-
VEL AND bEl6b STREETS FOR SALE At
instant Mt o clock p. NJ, on the pre- nises. the
PROPERTY described above, which Is IN excel
suin for small family, and now occupied by Mr..
Alexander Long. Upon the premises hiss been
erected nice s,crehou.e, sixteen feet square, at
which thriving business can lie done as retail
grocery, &c.
TERMS: Liberal, and announced at sale.
LEN Il GUDnIN.
NH 9-Tu, TIL, S&Tu Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-13
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
CLOVER HILL PITS, March 10, 1869.
An accident occurred at the Raccoon PIT
this afternoon, caused by falling of slate In
the pit. A negro was badly mashed. Also,
on Yesterday another person of the same
color got his hand hurt badly by the burst
ing of gun. He lost two fingers. +.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-13

The familiar old church tune "Lenox, -
with its little fugal passages, is great ia
yorite mong the converted natives in China.
The Memphis Aualanche says: "Next to
the obituary of the man who invented the
accordion, the adjournment of a Tennessee
Radical Legislature is the most cheerful
reading we can conceive off,
Of three applicants for the post-ofice at
Dubuque, one claims it because his wife is
cousin of Grant; another says he can
ego him two nieces better"; and the third
wants it because he is tanner.
A solid iron column will sustain greater
load than hollow iron column of the same
length and diameter; butts solid iron col
umn will not sustain as great load as a
hollow iron column of the same weight and
length. " -a@.
The female principal Of o young ladies'
seminary in London cures the innumerable
cases of " falling in love that occur among
her pupils with close confinement and doses
Of SIENNA tea. She says the tea never fails.
Sometimes the girl gives in after few
doses, but usually it takes two or three
days, and in one case she was whole week
etfecting cure. For schoolgirls "calf
love" she declares there is nothing like
SIENNA tea.
A few days since well-dressed stranger
coolly assembled some ladders which still
remained upon the new Unitarian church
III Laconia, mounted to the very top of the
steeple, surveyed for q few moments the
landscape and those who were watching
him in terrified groups, turned a somersault,
gazed about few moments more, descended
to the ground, and walked out of town,
without uttering word or manifesting any
emotion but of calm stolidity. He is thought
to have been an escaped lunstic.
Sitka is the place where the traveller
either loses or gains one day in the week.
A person going eastwardly around the
world gains the day which is lost by the
one who goes to the West, and sitka is the
point at which the two reckonings meet.
TheRussians who have journeyed toward
it eastward through Siberia celebrate their
accustomed Sabbath, while the Californian,
who has reached it by westward journey
across America finds the shops shut and
business suspended On bis Saturday. b
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-13

r ARGEAMOUNT OFvALUABLE REAI.
kICHaoaD, FOR SHIT am authorized y
sell the fejSTiRf Ffat sasM about
half miles from the city OF Richmond 0&i1ha
Brook turnpike fronting one and a hs}$mtIf8fS
which contain lss acres each, ard tbeo
| acres. Upon the centre tract thers are sdrari$
buildings for afst-cgass estate. Z
the Basin corner Of ana snd Ninth Streets ueo q,
which are located the spacious foundry and ma
chine chine SD ots now occupied by messrs Kahi &
3. LOTS Nos. and on Cary 81 rect snd sprucs
alley, opposite the old Gas Works each fronting
~ feet and running back 100 feet upon which stab2
brick tenement snd lsrge brick stable.
I. LOT on sonth side Of Broad street between
First and Second, by Ia feet npon which stand
two three-story brickteneme nts known as "Brack.
2l1I47 feet, with brick tenement thereon.
s. VACANT LOT on the south side CT Grace
street between Fifth and sixth streets, fronting
Of the most desirable lots in the city for tbs
ton Of nrst-class residence:
bndns a. nertbesst eo IN Inc .,
I. SEVEN BEAUTIFUL H.LF-AcRE LoTa
in Duvals addition, Nos. H. u, 70, 50, So %, aud
5. LARGK LOT on sGvkSTH AND ARCH
Streets in rear Of the state armory, and know
.. The ROCKETS WAREHOUSE PROPER
TY, extending from Msin street to " a:er street
and crossing the York River railroad. Also. the
adjoining Ions, Nos. 1e9 10, and part Of lot No,
u.s. J hese aforementioned lots front on " alter
street and james iscr, adJon the New York steam
boat wharves, and are very valuable for wharf
purposes.
10. Lot at the southwest corner Of Cary snd
Twelfth streets, 81 by 30 feet which stands the
large FOUB-sTORY BRICK WAREHOUSE now
occupied by John 3. Allen. recently In the occu-
pancy OF Messrs, Martin & Csrdozo.
II. LOT at the corner Of Cary and Eighth streets,
IS by 10 feet and the adjoining LOr. "a by q FEET,
upon which stands the large granite storehouee.
This property has three fronts-yiz., on the asin
bank, Eighth street, and Cary street.
II. LuT No. on west side Of Eleventh street
between Canal ind Byrd, III By l2ii feet also Lot
No. on the south side OF sn alley between Tenth
and Eleventh streets. adjoining OF No. L and
both adjoining the ship-locks OF the James Rlver
and Kauswha Canal Company.
For terms, and any information In relation 10
the foregoing property. apply 10 e..
PETER G. WARWICK. A gent,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-13
BY Wellington Goddln,
kuctIoneer and Reel Estate Agent.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AN

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
/ JOT IN THE NORTH SlDG OF MAIN
BETWEEN MA OLSON AND MO ROE
STREETS BY virtue Of deed of trust exc.
cuted to The subscriber by homas NJ. Johnston
(now dscaased), bearing date the 26th Of January.
1855. duly recorded IN Henrico County Court,
sha In execution hereof. proceed to sell at pub
10Th If March, 1880, ut h.,f-past o clock z. NJ,
If fair, If not, the first f,ir day thereof or. the
RE- +. ESTATE conveyed by the said deed, con-
sistiug Of the LOT fronting IS feet an the north
said Of Main street. runniog back 153 feet to an
alley twenty feet Wide having thereon comforta-
BIZ FRAME DWELLING (ueeding some re-
palrsl now occupied by the family of Dir. john
stnn.
Whilst the deed requires cash sale, am ALL
thorized 10 say that The property viii he sold fOr
one-thlrd cash balance II four and eight months
for negotiable notes, Interest added. secured by
trust led. ". GODDiN,
mh6 Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-13
BY Grubbs Il Williams, Auct1oneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets,

A EXCELLENT BRICK DWELLING
"a At THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
DOVER AND La REL STREETS FOR SALE
At AUCTION.-On TUESDAY, 10th March, at
half-past4 O'Clock 2. NJ, will be sold the pro-
perry situated as above, being the CORNER
TENEMENT In Green's Row. 1t has six rooms,
TERMS At sale.
G2UBES & WILLIAMS,
NH u huCil neers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-13
BY Wellington Goddin.
b arct,oneer and Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
0NnI.OT NEAR HOLt WOOD GENIE
ND ~ e ~ vt THE CORNER OF LAUREL AND
sPRJEG sTREFTS.-Ry virtue of decree Of
ao Siscn,t rourt of Richmond pronounced on the
ang ~ Tahrnarv 1900 in the case of Wade rs
W ysn shall as the Commissioners there
by appointed proceed to sell at nublic AUCTION on
i iaT pat 4 O'Clock P. M. the HOUSE and Lot of
which Thomas A. Wade died sell. seized fronting 50
nn the sonh side of Spring stree. lao feet to street
% feet wide. .
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at SIX,
twelve and eighteen months. for negotiable notes,
inter est added and title retained TIL all the pnr-
chase money is paid and a conveyance ordered by
the Cont. ROBERT X. HUWISON,
j. II. SANDS,
mhs Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-13
BY Grubbs J. Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TsRUSTEE'S SALE OF A FARM OF
i THREE HUNDRED ACRES IN CHEZ
TERFIELD COUNTY, -hkAn FEhLEY'S STA
TON, on THE CLOVER HILL RhILR FAD,
At AUCTION.-In execution OF deed or trust
from James F. Cavedo tn the subscriber dated 9Th
october. 1866, and recorded in Chesterfield county
Court, being thereto requested will sell at auc-
tiou, a. the office or Grub5s Williams, on NJ M
DAY, 18th OF March, at II O'Clock NJ. II fair. II
not. then on the next fair day thereafter, at the
Same hour, the cal estate conveyed by said deed,
being FARM of about THREE HUNDRED
ACksS, upon which said CaYedo resides, and
which ne purchased from DR.. w. NJ. Dorset sit
uated ~ stated above, and adjoining the lands Of
eaTuel Taylor, Z. II. Wilkinson, ard others.
= bout so acres are cleared. Is acres In original
grow.h OF pine timber, and rs acresrin heavy sec
Ond grow H. 1t Is supposed that 600 cords Of wood
may be spared from the farm, and none OF !; Is
more than half mile from the railroad, The i'm
provements are framed DWELLING with five
rooms and basement, two kitchens, barn, corr
house, stable, &c.
TERMs: Cash for about 81 200, the balance upon
terms to be made known ut The time Of sale.
=. w. GRUBBS, Trustee.
GRrRDS & WILLIAMS iDnaprS mills
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-13

By III mas W. Keesee, Auctioneer,
No. 1917 Main street.
STOCK OF GROCERIES, STORE FIX
= TIJL Les, OFFICE FURNITURE. &C.. FOX
SAVE TAUCTION.-I Will sell on T UESUAY,
March 18th, st 10 O'Clock. q, the store OF e. NJ
Bosher. No. 1873 Main street, who is declining
business, all Of bis stock OF
GROCERIES,,
STORE FiX1URES
IRON SAFE.
OFFICE DESKS, &C.
His creditors are requested to buy 70 the amount
NH liz Auctioneer.