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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-18
TO WUULLEN MANUFACTURERS.
WOODEN MACHINERY
CLEvED.ANDA R8A SS EFT.

CLEVELAND Il BASS EFT.
JUNCTION SHOP, WORCESTER, MASS,
Manufacture Wooden Machinery OF Snperier On Atty
combining all the valuable Improvements In tile
couniry. and many from kur~pc, and In ety 10 AID
finish not surpassed BY any. We continue 10 bald
Cafdiug Machines. vi b Iron o. Wood Prince; Pat
ent Spinning jacks: Yarn Twisters, with any npn-
Der ofSpindles desired. with Single or Double Cyl.
iuders, from entirely new aud much In proved pat.
terms Yarn Spoilers and Dressing Machinery
All kinds Of 0loth Fihi.hing Nachi sry incindnp
Shears, broad and narrow 0igs, donble and Single
acting; double &C Ing Brushing Maehinee Fsllins
Mills, Wash Mills, Paent Cloth Dryers uydrossatir
and Screw Presses. New machinery for Velvet Pe.
tepchan and whitney Anieh, Cloth Winding and
Measuring Machines, etc. Wool Pickers, Dusters
Willowers, Patent Hydro Extrastefp. Of rev and
Improved plan; Wool Dryers. Band Machipes. Bob
BIN winders, Card 0rinaers, Turning Rests, Psfe
Heaters, etc. Also Mashineiy CastiDge, Mui,GnAs
Ing, naneere. Pnleys and Shaftisg, etc.
Our paehns are in snbetan' al and eupeY, osHob
frames when preferred, but wood frame. will be
urnft "a at low price when called for snd are wnr-
rantcd to be equal every respect to any machines
made In the United States.
In addition to the above named machines Of our
own make. We are prepared 10 Furnish Cromptons
lsone. Parke Woclson's Shear, Steel Ring Dn1
Machines and Bur Pickers, Gard Clothing, and M
ulActnrefs hndhgS generally. ~ makcss lowest psles
and can flfpi0h our customers with Oachinery fOs
W00hen Mills conpietc. TIN prom ptnese, and II =
favorable pricea ~ alv other 6uilderp.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BATcHELoR,s hair DYE.

This splendid Hair BYE 10 the best the world
The only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable,
instantaneous: no disappointment NO Ridiculous
ints remedies the III effects OF bad dyes inveorates
and leaves the Hair sof and beautiful. brown
Bold BY all Druggists AID Perfumers; and properly
applied at Bachelor Wig Factory. No Is Bend St..
New York. spr2o-dAvlv
What 10 Best for CostivenOss
Ds. hARRisoS's fKaisTAIrio LozEssKs arc wsrran-
ted II AZ case of the files and Falling Of the Rec
tum. We promise . cure Tor all syDptoms OF DYE
p"p-in rneh AZ Oppres ION afer Eating. Sour ston,
ach -pitting Of Pool. Palpita,i0n, also. Headache.
Dissi" -. rain 10 the BAcg and Lons, Hslo wnees
Of tbe Siin and Eye. Sick Headache, Grated
Tongue. eiliousnsss. Liver Complaint, loes Of Ap-
petite, Debility. Monthly Pains and oil isregulasi.
ties, Neuralgia, Fsintneee, &C.
For eale ~ J .. HARRISON D CO., Proprietore,
No. TfeDont Temple. Boston, asd BY all Drug.
Rists, will By malice - receiving 60 cents
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-18

IA. Jess BgLL-Dsar Sir: l have recently
given your "wsrm Destroyer" several triall
sad End II Wonderfully smcasious. It has nsi
failed in sisgis instaaee - have the wished for
eject. an dsisg pretty large country prae.
tiss. aad have daily ass for seas artisls 81 thl
kind. an free 70 confess that hasw u u
remedy recommended By the ablsst authors thai
b - certain and spssdy u IL effects. On the
contrary tAsy ~ snesrsasn In The e1sssns. ~
sAjset il writing yen u - AaA sst upep what
tsrms saa 81 ~ nedisins dirsstiy srsn yss .
II go GET IL upen easy terms, l shall use Z
great deal Of il. I am swars that the uss si
such articles q contrary - The tssehisss ssd
pssstsss u 9tsas oejesity u regular line 81
A.D.a, but ~ - jsst sauss o. gssA ssass In
diseasdine renedy which " ksew = 30 81.
sisnt. s,nply bseasss ~ nay ~ isssraas Of its
eonblustion. For my part l shall make its
rule 70 use al and any means = allsviass suGsf.
Ing hsmanity Which nay b sbls to eomnand-
cot heeitatisg hseasss ser7s sse mses isgeaieus
tAaa myself nas hsvs learned il effects arsa, and
secured NE sole right to secure that kaswlsAes.
However. an BY ne means a advocate or cup.
porter Of the thou ands Of worthless nestrums
that Hood the country, that purport 70 cure d
mannsr Of disease 10 which human hssh 10 heir.
Please reply soon. and inform me OF your best
terms. lam, cir, most respectfully,
JULIUS P. CLEMKNT. n. b.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-18

Ts- Nc~ F,~land dividends payrble in
Ja,u.r, -ir mos, 81 the stock cen ,anies.
are sivancr ofthe July payments. Rail.
road, ,v-r.r- per cent. for the last six
months. sn6 mike up total Of 81. oei. go.
IL th- nanufscsn-ing companies the gross
snosas Of dividends to twenty mine cor.
p,-s,ionis sl SO 500, m average Of = per
cen. f,r tho last six months. or til. cot
ter mills. the Nau nkea-, at Salem .s25
per cent. for the year. The / 90
bonds, 5. ste, national. city add railroad, ID
il snsans 81. $780, ss. and there 10 grand
total ~ els.5j2. oas-a gain Of ever one
million i, s,eck dividends from any prsvi>
eus qusta,isn since 1859.
Ia speaking Of libel vsrdicts. the Nsv
York Csmmsr ciai Airsriieor relates: Not
long since, a subordinv,s employed en- one
ofc New York journals passed, ~ mis-
take, ito the printers instead Of The rsi'r
saee box. savage and malicious onslaught
uo,a the p incipsl proprietor. and il appssr.
elafsv hours later on the editorial page.
An cfic. srrsnd boz. who aspirsd to edi,o.
rial responsibilities, ~sa recently detected
in .-nd NJ nswspaper extracts up 10 the
fria,crs. We speak q these incidents 70
show how EASILY . mistake may occur In
thc co adac. Of large daily journal, which
employs many heads and hands. aud 10 ne.
esssa,ily make up rapidly"
Tns family of the late General Ha'pies.
(Mi'ea O'Riley). have realized Gle. 900 ssn
the procseds Of The Registers OaBcs 10 New
York. which General Patrick n. Jones allied
for the noe xpirsd part Of The year, - The
Gsvsrner's appointment. General Jonss
refused TO accept any part Of the presssds
fss HE own services. General Halpiss lsfs
. widow and sis Children. 10 nearly dssti-
tu.e sircumsssncss.
CrrvnvA. Iowa, Jan. -. 1869.
Alder, S.ppsngsca. bsiag duly sworn,
dsposss and says that daring the recent
sera 81 he DistStct Court, 81 this place,
Jaaes rannshtll. PRECEDING. I vas In the
Court room, and vas suamsnsd By Deputy
Sheriff Johs Brisess. esd Vas sbsut ssasine
myself in the jury beg. when JudKs
Tannehill told the Sheriff 70 10 and "a
soms one else, u words . that effect.
HE
AissaT = SArpISarox.
Suhscrihed and sworn 10, before me, BY
tes sa'd Albert Sappiagton, this 18th day
u January. 1859.
tsKAL WHO JACQUES.
vetary Public.
ne radical papers hsd taken pains 70
ds'n -" r. Sappington's word upon the
sbs-r subject; hsaes he has sworn to The
hst. l'sAgood joke on Is. truly loyal
Off, srtr, when intelligent new born
q Us c'nnot no allowed inside the Jury
bsN II . democratic judge ruled the
o.. ! .'uzen out Of that diguiGsd posi-.
To-. b. rai.sn'i their organs would have
b. 81 Ga elves noarse over the ''cop-
g. e. 90 sgr,' hut this Judge Tame
~. % ndgc, h. loves the negro
go ~ no., nj clcavss unto him like .
W y r. et "a kicks him out o. the jury
l. = hcs ...ss are valuable Negro
y '..uc, Il y,thssms 70 thes, radical
p'.cs hunters
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No ExCuae

For Gray dair. dandraA, u bGDdpmo. TIES 81
oil be prevented Or esrsd BY uslng Woods lnpreve1
0aif 0sstosative. We mean what ~ eay aud css
prove. Sold By Druggists and Bsrbsss.
Price ~ per bottle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-18
BULLS WORN DEsTloYEl
re ny Unlt>A Dto1ee ma WorlA.
WlAo UoaAoros

~ ~ O0ABO0 DB0SOO INV WO1te
Wlao HEADERS
have received many tsstinsnials fren pre-
fseeisssf nd msliesi nsn. q ny AlAsasss anl
vsrisus publieshena have shews, I'll Of which
- gsnnine. The following lsta9 frs0 ahighly
sluestsd aad popular physieiax..iA 0ssrgia, =
ssftsiaiy sss o. The most sensible esnnsniear
tisAs have ever received. Dr.. Clsasat kssws
exastly what b spsaks o. nd III tsstinssy
deserves - - writtea il letters golA. Hear
what the Doctor says Of BULLS WORN DE-
SrRoYER:
vnAARsv, vAsEsa Cosxs1. GA,
Jane 3sth. 1859.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-18

The people expect ne - save them frem
this Wholesale robbery BY sfieials. They
expect me to sse the laws executed and the
revenues faithfully collected. 50 hslp me
Oed, wlt do y ~ REIGN. An sxscative
e@csr Whe 70 satis6sd Of his inability "a
execute the law 10 unworthy the respect oi
his fsllsw- citisens u b censiaues % held
On = the efics. Neither Do I believe tina,
The efloss d the Qevernmsnt vers 70 b
used for the placing or retaining in power
SsuAtsrs and members Of Coagstss IShail
never rscogeils ehe so-oallsd right to the
patronage Of their Districts, % often assert
ed by these gentlemen.
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0CRBA4 MANUFACTURING CO.,
eole9so00 No, . Maiden Lane, N.
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,u.ns g Corr become the luckiest mortal on
nortb. IL have gold as often as put my J,
Sand I, nv rocket. why fear anything !
MI ."a \, rave the knifegrinder the goose.
x Now . said the knife-grinder, picking up
:, ord;nary. common stone which, lay near,
q g. ro,, have here good-sizeti stone into the
,hsrroil,; it will be good to hammer on anu
useful to straighten old nails. Iake anu
nrcserve it, Hans took up the stone anu
went forth with n light heart, MS eyes
sparkled with pleasure, ana ne tnua
soIiioouized ~ must have oeen ooii,
under lucky stars; all that des,re 10
ara nted me. MS il had been ushered in. {,
Rio world with silver spoon in my mouth.
Meanwhile. ms he had been on his feet SINCE
Jaybreak, he now began to feel weary ana
,ben hunger was felt, as he had consumed
his store of provisions ut once in the Joy ne
bod eynerienced at having bartered away
his COW. At length he was compeueo 10
rnoro nm. but he did so with difficulty, ana
ofsan was he obliged to make halt tI I
stones. besides, were very heavy. LA
tbonght. too, how pleasant relief 1t Touia
10 jyst now. to be relieved OF such loau;
T;ts tina snail, he moved slowly: ana
came ut length to q spring, where ne
..;aboa 70 rest. But that he might not
;ni,lre the stones whilst putting them down
he placed them very carefully by his side,
on the borders Of the spring. Thereupon
he tnrned round and stopped to drink ;
then, inadvertently, he very slightly sum
bled, and both stones, from the nght .ouEh,
disappeared in the cool waters. IN 'hs
FEELINGS of his Joy thereat, Hans sprang
M knelt down, and fervently thanked
G Coz with tears in his eyes, for having
shown this mercy, and thus happily rid
him Of the stones, saying that this was the
only drawback heretofore to his happiness.
:. No man under the sum-" said he, lis 80
bonnv oslr' Thus free from nj burdens,
he Struggled on ill he reached his mothers
home. and there nestled under the maternai
-r;ro Now AND THEN.
I5erviHe, La, July, 1869.
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~ richardson & Co., Auctioneors.

rERUSTEE'S SALE OF VALuABL.dE
EST.TE m RICHMOND AT AUG
TION.MBy virtue Of 4 deed of trust to the snbscri
Der from Lucy Giles, dated 10th June Ise:, recoru-
ticn there0f sell al auction on the promises, on
WEDNESDAY. 4th August at clio * az +
fair II not, the next fair day: the 1T ~,
narcel Of land In the city OF Richmond fronting
on the north side of Franklin street twenty ieet,
running from Governor street TO the property OF
Samuel Cottrell, and on which there now stands
diatclv adjoining the lot on which now stands the
Metropolitan Hall, and there being brick tene-
mcnt between said tenement hereby conveyed ana
said Metropolitan Hall.
TERMS OF SALE |: Cash for so much "a may he
necessary to pay the sum Of $500, with interest,
from 18th day Of April, 1862 till paid, ana inc OK
nnnses Of executing this trust and as to the resi-
due. terms viii be made known OF the time and
place of sale. GEORGE ID. WISE trustee:
RICHARDSON & Co., Auctioneers. y -
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The White Pine mining regions are not
blessed with very enviable reputation Tor
morality. but we hardly supposed that the
Inhabitants were 80 strongly impressed with
the value of the almighty dollar as to be-
rrudce decent burial to the poor 1eilo"s
who die there. We have the report, now
ever, that such is the case, and that great
difficulty is experienced in burylnS persons
for the reason that if in digging the grave
deposits of valuable ore are found (and
thisis very frequently the CASEY the hole ism
stantly claimed as mine, and another
mace of interment sought for by the
friends of the deceased. In this way, 1t If
said, corpses are frequently 'toted about
all dav before spot barren Of the aurl1ef-
OILS product can be found in which to de-
post them. This being White Pine story
however. we can't vouch for the truth OF It.
Governor Senter, of Tennessee, has very
insinuating way Of canvassing for votes:
He addresses himself to the better halves OF
the voters. lie concluded speech last
week as follows: g Ladies', q word before
we part. When the day for election arrives
get up early, prepare good breakfast, have
the shaving water and towel ready, let no
thing but smiles and cheerfulness possess
you, and when the good man starts for the
polls gowith him to the gate, put your arm
about his neck, kiss him, then ask him to
vote for Sentcr. Again, l thank you"
A gentleman one day indiscreetly asked
q lady how old she was. She reflected.
Let me see. was eighteen when was
married. and my husband was thirty now
he is twice thirty, that is sixty, so OF course
am twice eighteen, that is thirty-six."
The World says: ave have had quite
enough of ships and armies, and, for all
the good they have done. would be better
off this day if there never had7been any"
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By Wclln. ton Goddin.
AuctiOnccr and Zeal Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE or LARGE
Il NUMBER or BRICK AND FRAME TEN
FMENTS AND VACANT LOTS. FoEMEEI,Y
N SIDNEY: BUT NOW = THE CQR HT2;
SIDES SIDES OF D0vFR Or CARY STREET. CsS
AND NEAR TO HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY;
city Of Richmond pronounced on the 18th day OF
MAY 1869 In tile case OF Rogers 49, Williams, &C.,
Wu snail rs special commissioners thereby APP
premises. on THURSDAY the 5th of August. 1860,
NJ O'Clock y. NJ, IL fair. # not the first fair day
thereafter the REAL ESTATE dccreed to be
sOld-viz.
A. Those TWO FRAMED TEXEGiESTs on the
north side of Dover street about Il feet inches
west of Laurel street. fronting 50 feet 10 Inches on
Dover street. running back aport.op there9I-v1z.,
% feet, 100 feet to M alley fret wide. and The re-
mainlng27 feet 10 inches runs back l3s feet, with
the privilege Of said allcv.
r. LOT NJ. I in }. J. Pleasants's plan of sur
vey. with BRICK TENEMENT thereon, fronting
the south Side of Dover street ga feet bv Q7 ra
~ CT '" OTIS 5 and G in said suryev. Min TWO
BRICK TENEMENTS th"rqo". on thc south side
Of Dover street, onG -eanIone att hy ~ feet.
ID. LOT No. 10 IN said plan, With BRICK TEN
EMENT thereon, on the west line OF Laurel street.
IS by 10! feet.
+. LOT No. II In said plan, Wit. BRICK TEN
EMENT, on the ives, line of Laurel street 23hy
lO feet,
f. VACANT LOT No. in said plan, 50 hy !Oa
feet.
These tcncmcnt5 are In what Is called Sidney, are
near Hollywood Cemetery, are we'll adapted for
the use Of SINAI! families, and arc well ana sub
stantiallv built. The plat Of survey can he seen n
the office of the auctionecr. Taxes and insurance
for 1869 to lie paid by purchasers,
TERMS : Onc-thlrd cash; balance ut SIX. twelve,
added. and title retained until ali purchase money
court POWIIAT4iS ROBERTS,
K. Il. IOWISON,
~ Comm IS toner's,
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By Cook & Laughton, Auctioncers,
oorner IF Eovnrnor and franklin streets.

BY Cook & Laughton, Auctloneers,
corner of Governor and Franklin streets.
TXECUTOR'S SALE OF STOCK OF
T. WINES, LIQUORS, GROCERIES, BAR
FIXTURES, &C. AT AJCTlON.-On MONDA1
the Goth Instant at 10 O'Clock will as executor OF
Michael Wall. deceased, sell nj the store formerly
occupied by him, corner ofF!rst and Broad streets
his entire stock of
WHISKFYS,
BRANDIES,
CHAMPAGNE. SHERRY, and
DOMESTIC WINES.
A wcll-scectcd stock OF
GROCERIES.
COUNTER SCALES.
WOODENWARE,
BARREL STANDh
JARS, &C.
About 1000 very good CIGARS.
Also
The DARKROOM and FIXTURES In the house ad-
inInlng the above consisting Of
BAR COUNTERS and all necessary
PIPES,
CHAIRS,
TABLES,
L0OKINGaGLASSES,
DECANTERS,
GLASSES,
BAR TlNWARE,
BAGATELLE TABLE. BALLS,
/. VI. KELLEY. Executor
of NJ. Wall. deceased.
t,onc.r.. iy22
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by Wellington Goddin.
\

Y ARGE AND ADMIRABLY WE'LL
IL LOCATED AND CONVENlENTLI-A Ar
HANGED BRICK DWELLING. on THE VEST
LINE OF NINETEENTH RETWEEN FRANK.
LOT ATTACHED. FOR SALE AT AUCTloH. -
At the request or Mr.. n. Il. Hill ! Sian sci! ut
auction, on the prcni scs, on y" r:.AESDAh me
RESIDENCE. located rs above. The lot HIS Il
front OF nincty-ninc and half feet and depth OF
one hundred and thirty feet, OF which slNty-inur
and half feet will be SolG with the dwelling The
dwellings, in complete order, and has every a c-
coInrnOdaton usually found In large, nrst-clASs
cStabi shrncnt. Including also superior out-buiid-
ings Of every kind. To the south Of the dwelling
Is Il vacant lot IS by 100 feet. which will hp sold
separate from It. Persons disposed In purchase
areinvItcd 10 examine the property before the day
Of sale.
TERMS: Reasonable, and made known at the
hour Of sale.
iy2o w. GODDIN, AGctionccr.
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By Lee s. Goddin. Auctioneers, 1,
If 8 No. iil3 Main street.

GALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN
SGOOGHLAND COUNTY ADJoINIS9, .THE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES viii sell nj auction on MON
nv AngI,sf 10. 1900 THAT being court-day, That
valuable TRACT OF LAND, containing NINE r.
80 ~ mr. >,Iohn Morris, r. X. Argyle, and
others. There are no i'm proyenents on the place
About one-third of It Is cleared and the rcaiilei
This IS regarded us being one OF the most dcslra-
lle LEGATIONS now offered for sale In tins county
wing ms it does In the very centre oil Inoss ~
lent neiehborhood amidst cultivated ano Fenu''
people Being only mile from the rlver ~ a Nj
rhaix,s ferry IL Is thus rendered easy OF accSas
and The tlnber--the best In the countv--lnay thus
he nut into the Richmond market ut q c9nPara-
ia ~ IA ' iEs.E.sE-T hucti0neers.
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-. ..,1.rrnr EALEg-..rhis Day.
BY Cook 6 T,aughton, Auctioneers,
.oruer Of Governor and Franklin streets.

rANDsoME ROSEWOOD SEVEN
III OCTAVE PIANO. ABOUT ONE ui Hnnnfs-
ET'T" Ar ATCTION.-On FRIDAY the 23d In
atant Mt 10 O'Clock, we will sell ut our auction
ronms' in addition to our regular furniture sale,
! very handsome sEvEN-oCTATE PIANO, In
: e's' yosewood cases made by Gaienburg & CO.
an instrument of sweet tone, round corners
overstrnng bass, &c. n I,
About ONE HUNDRED Eob U VI 70 W
STANDARD LAW BOOKS.
....-.e -.--.-.- ALSO,
20 boxes ITALIAN MACCAROSI.
COOK s LAUGHTON.
t,,o,m Auctioneers.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctionerrs'
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets

VERY NEAT FRAMED DW Ilr IL e
v ON TWENTY-FOURTH STREET kEA iR
T. Y OTrOSITEU UNION STATION METHODIST
CHURCH, FOR SALE At huCTlqsINS,;IT1W;SS | Sba
o2d June nj half-past 3 O'Clock T. NJ, the
PROPERTY above described, now occupied ny
Mr.. Brown The dwelling contains three rooms'
and Kitchen whit two rooms.
The lot fronts 90 feet y inches and running back
132 feet. ,,oh,o sn oil
This Is In good order. and Is n desiraoie Small
TERMS: Onc-ihird cash; balance Mt SIN nm, nna
twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest aatru'
secured by n trust deed. ru11,,1s
IN Auctionccrs.
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ATsyvToN sALEs---Future pays.
,sIr-L~7,~~--.s<--~
nv Irnbbs g W Illiamg, Auctionecrs.
r -, - a. :. .,,+ tot,yapr, Muiu and Bank.

BY Grubbs % w ii1ams, Auceaohesrs'
- Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF a YALuBALE
I ATFARsf,, WITH GOOD l1p Is III, ff1Is,
WITTJSF'OUR HUNDRED YARDS OF CHEs-
TTERFIEf4D CdURTHOUsE.-.By ylrtnc OF .
deed OF trust executed by DR.. 7: r.. Anderson 10
.he subscribers M trustees, dated LIST January $50,
ma recorded IN Chesterfield county court Office,
being thereto requested by tho creditor, VIC WIZ sell
Mt auction Mt Chcatcrilc1d Courthouse. ON MON
DAY. 9th dry OF August tthnt being court-day,) ut
l. O'Clock NJ, the property situated Us nboy. ara
about ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES,
more or less; about two-thirds In woods, The
balance cleared. - 40
The improvements consist or dwelling with
eight or ten rooms, and the usual out-bniidings ];
also a Young orchard OF choice fruit.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay expenses Of sale
and note for 81 geo, due lst January, 1860 credit
ms to 81 900 until Isl January, $780, and the residue
upon terms TO be made known at the time of SALE
i. W. GRUBBS.
i. 5. WOODBRIDGE,
Trustees.
GRuBpS & WILLIkHs. Auctionecrs.
Y 81
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LOST AND FOUND.

NTOTICE.-Taken up on the 10th 10
" Instant, on my farm. two miles cast of 81
y 1,nbn,"nd n MEDIUM-SIZED BAY HORSE,
abomt seven years old, with smailwhite star: o
other white about him. The owner is rcqucsIea 10
he viii he dealt with as tlclaw directs.
jy 22--5t< d. Al. ". DlON.-HS -o-
r OST. a GOOD DINNER for the want TO, OF
GOOD HAM; also. TWENTY-FIVE, P LEI,
CENT hv not buying. your BEEF-TONGnE a
from r. +. JAMES, who sells more OF 'hc''' 'n'''i
MI tho dcAlcrs combined In Richmond
500 FRESH, SMOKED, and SALTED, for sac
at stall I'm market, or at market store, TIA Nam
street. y =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-23

IA PIERRE HOUSE, BROAD AND
4 i CHESTNUT STREETS. PIIlL ADELPlilA.
The undersigned having leased this house so long
and favorably known under the proprietorship of
the Mcssrs. Wards, and having refitted and rciur-
nshcdi throughout In the most elegant manner IL
is now open for the reception Of guests. with all the
anpoIntinents OF a tirst-class hotel.
}. y. BUTTERWORTH Co,
my l7-3m prOpreiOrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-23
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
No, 1ll3 Main street.

TCTION SALE OF A HANDSOME
n STUCCOED BRICK DWELLING WITH
TWO STORIES AND BASEMENT.-Will be
sold at auction, on the premises on III uRSDM ~
some STUCGOED BRICK DWELLING, with two
stories and basement, on the northwest corner Of
First and Cary streets, aiming thirteen rooms
and passage through the centre-with gas, water,
Bathrooms and closets and attached Is 4 two
story brick kitchen with eight rooms-four on
each foor--the upper floor of which Is fitted up
correspondngly with that Of the dwelling: also,
brick Stable aud carriagc-houSe. Lot 5lXl28 fect,
with an alley In the rear ten feet wide.
This is Justly regarded as one of the most dGsi-
rable residences In the city, and Is pleasantly stu
ated in locality that Is daily increasing IN value
RICHARDSON & CO.. Auctlonecrs.
~ % lib Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-23
DENTISTRY.

TAR. GEORGE B. STEEL, DEN-Es@
~ TlST, office No. 7?3 Main street, eX-InIYS
tracts teeth without pain by the use OF PURE
NITROUS OXIDE Gas, inserts artificial ones,
mrrt,ininr TO the science of dentistry In the best
manner ut low rates. An experience of twenty
wears enables him to guarantee satisfaction In
every instance. Je lV-u&"