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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-24

WAY he WASN'T CURED The German in
Cincinnati who prescribed forty-one pints
of warm water as o cure for rheumatism
was brought up the other day on the charge
Of having killed his patient. lie pleaded
that his patient (SeeD had taken only
twenty-nine pints, and died. Ii he had
taken the remaining twelve pints he thought
he would have lived. His failure to cure
his patient was not attributable to any lack
of virtue in his medicine, but to the inability
of Mr.. Seel to take the prescribed quantity
of hot water.
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OrR FINANCIAL LIABILITv.-Among the
many grammatical difficulties in the Eng
lish language is the proper use OF the words
shall and ,oiH. For instance, 1.-The United
States ,ciU pay to bearer Two Dollars"
Is this prophesy or promise!
If prophetic, when ariH it be fulfilled?
If promissory, when shall it he per
formed 2-From Cur Monthly Gossip
in the February No. Of Lippincotfs Ma9a
zine
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Rouen has had a funny musical excitement
because n horn solo in the Mousquetaries
dc 10 Refine Z" was on @ certain night played
on the oboe. An auditor arose ana pro,
tested against this the audience joined
him, the police were called in, ana the
director had to promise that he would never
do 70 again. Then peace was restored, ana
the opcra proceeded. 49, ''
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctloneers.
Eleventh Street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALJ-
" ABLE RIVAL ESTATE on THE NORTH
SIDE OF CARY STR Ell BETWEEN FOUR
TENTH AND FIFTEENTH.-In execution OF
a decree Of the circuit court of Richmond entered
on the 10th day of November, 1850 In the case OF
Rahm and Gls. rs. Rahm and ais. the subscriber,
sperial commissioner appointed for the purpose,
will sell at auction, upon the premises, on FIR :
DAY The 2Sth day of January, 1870, at Il o'clock
NJ. If fair It not then On the first fair day there
after, ut the same hour, the REAL ESTATE
which was sold by i. }. Rallm. comml ssioncr, to
Ro, L. x Gamble. situated rs stated above, 'front.'
ing 30 feet Cary street ard running back 100
feet 10 an alley, being the sPmc property upon
which tho shops of said Boyle & Gamble now
stand.
TEENS Cash sufficient to defray expenses or
sale and the in court and the sum of 81. 50o
with irtcrcst thereon IRON 18th February, 1868 :;
II credit rs to FI.50u, with interest thereon from
18Th February, 1861 until 18th February, 1870; u
further credit tn 81 go, with interest thereon
from Is h Fehrua' V. 1868, until 18th February,
1871: Il urthcr credit as 10 sl.loo, with interest
thereon from 18th February, 1868. until 18th All
gust. 1871 and thu residue iron terms 10 be made
known ut the time of sale the purchas r to exc
cute for the deferred payments negotiable notes,
with interest added from the dav of sale and also
10 pay taNcs for 1870. The title will lie retained by
the court until the notes arc paid
CHARLES L. WILLIAMS,
Commissioner.
GrUDDS e WILLIAMS. Auctionccrs. j. Is
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Coop BoYs.-The Common Council of
Grand Rapids, Mich, having prohibited
Tie boys from coas;ing on the sidewalks,
the Juveniles sent a petition to the city
fathers after the following effects "The
undersigned, boys Of to-day, but voters of
few years hence, respectfully request
your honorable body to enforce the ordi-
nance requiring our fathers to keep the
sidewalks free from snow. If we may not
slide upon the sidewalks we would like
them kept so that we can walk upon them"
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In Hannibal, Missouri, bridegroom of
three days experience chastised his bride.
She fed; he pursued; she jumped into
The river he plunged in and rescued her.
When policeman arrived to arrest the
Han, the bride picked up piece Of plank
ten feet long, and savagely declared that
Gae would "die in the last ditch" for her
husband.
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioueers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A SUPERIOR FARM WITH EXCEL
n LENT IMPROVEMENTS. AND 4 VERY
4 HALF MILES FROM THE CITY, FOR
Satellite quarry has been worked, and con-
taIns the finest stone, easily worked and with easy
transportation. The farm, in every respect, Is
one Of tn most valuable near The city. They Will
be sold separately, If desired. Unusual induce
mchtS offered both In price and terms OF pay
lnent A great opportunity for Investment Is here
offered. For particulars apply to
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
IN lD--eof3t .s... ~ Real Estate Agents.
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NALuABLE TOBACCO FACTORY

VALUABLE TOBACCO FACTORY
' IN THE TOWN OF CLARKSVlLLE,
VA, FOR SALE.--By virtue Of 4 decree of the
| circuit court OF Mecklenburg county, rendered 1t
the September t. rm, lsc9, In the suit Of T0wnes
rs. Ioung's trustees, &c., | shall. on FRIDAY
the 18th January 1870. cell, in front of The Union
Hotel, In the town OF Clirksvile, to the highest
bidder, at public auction, the large and valuable
BRICK TOBACCO FACTORY, With { few FAC
TOY FIXTURES: together with the LOT and
". Young. located OH Main ST Get In The town Of
Clark svilc--the heart OF the tobacco-growing
region Of Virginia and North Carolina The fac
tory building i of recent construction. large and
conveniently for the III anuflcture Of to-
bacco, being three stories high, about forty feet
wide, aud seyenty-tiye eighty feet in length.
TERMS OF SALE Enough IN cash To pay the
costs of su and expenses or sale, and the reside
upon credit OF sixty days; the purchaser To exc
cute boud with approved personal security for
the deferred payment. and The title To be retained
until the whole nf The purchase money Is paid.
The terms Of the above sale must be com piled
with IT once, or the proreit " will be Immediately
rc-snld, :. l.. JOHNSON, Commissioner.
BOTDTOE, January 10, 1870 ia
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ENGLISH MAGAZINES.
ia Id, sw&wln'

DOCKS AND STATIONERI.-JOI
oh. WALSH, aIs Broad street. takes pleasure
to inform the public that he has now in stock !li
all Its branches, W hich he Is prepared to sen al
very low prices. AIS 4 fine selection nf WI iting
Desks. Portfolios, Albums, ihromos, Gold iens
&C. 4 call Is solicited. 10 !
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BY 4. c. Puliiam, Auctionccr,
southwest corner Main aud Fourteenth stree

SMALL HOUSE AND LOT, ON HULL
y STREET BETM ZEN FOURTEENTH
STREET AND CORPORATION LINE, NAN
CHESTER, AT AUCTIDN.-Bv request of par
ties interested. will sell, on the premises, ut
| O'Clock Z. VI. on WEDNESDAY, 2Gth January,
1870 the House. and LOT fronting Is feet inches
on the south side Of Hull street running back half
depth of square No. Is in plan of Manchester. The
house contains three rooms.
After the above ONE VACANT LOT fronting
SO feet on the Petersburg turnpike, running back
- feet, being part OF No. - IN Marks addition
to Manchester.
TERMS One-third cash: balance at four and
eight months, negotiable notes interest added Sc
cured nv Il d. ed Of trust A. G.. PULLIAM,
ia2l Auctioneer.
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III DAYTON. Tenth street between

u A. DAYTON, Tenth street between
T.. Main and Cary Richmond, Va, dealer II!
Wood Working Machinery of all kinds, M
chnists' Tools and Supplies, Sscam-Ensipes. MIL
Gearing. Shafting. Pulleys and Hangers, Turbine
Leather, Saws, Wrenches, Steam and Water.Pipe
and Fixtures, Twist Drills, Card Clothing
Steam Gauges, &c.
For sale, one Stationary Engine, :5-horse
power, made by Washington Iron Works, peafIy
new one Stationary Engine, l.-horse power
one Portable Engine, ls-horse power one nc"
Flue Boiler, l2-horse power; one Tubular
Vertical, o-horse power three Elue Boilers,
each so-horse power; one Portable Corr,
Mil lot Of Mill-Geartng, Shatttng, Hangers aug
price. Also, large lot OF al kinds Of Machinists
Tools, Lathes, Planers Drill-Presses, Index MIL
that win be sold very low. oe 5o-eodain
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T EECHES! LEECHES! LEECHES!-
LW have Just received q fresh lot OF SWE-
DISH LEECfIES, which will be applied upon the
most res snnabe terms and at the shortest notice
can be found at all hours OF the day at the HAIR
Cutting Saloon, Skaters building, above the post
office, and Ut night 1T No. 71s Ninth street, beyond
Leigh street. X. Z. HOBSON,
Cupper and Leecher.
FRESH LEECHES for sale. jal4
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TOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CROCKERY, &c.
TRESH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
H Il GIBSON are now receiving and opening,
OF their own importation. large additions to their
STOCK, and are prepared to offer special Induce
ments to buyers. New ami handsome patterns OF
Dinner, Tea. and Toilet Sets In rich. decorated
Rich Fancy Goods, Cut and Pressed Glassware In
great variety; Fine Table Cutlery, OF Joseph Roc
gers and other celebrated makers; Plated Ice
Pitchers, Walters, G0blcts, Forks, Spoons, &c. |;
Refrgerators Water-Coolers, Casters, Lamps
Looking classes, Block Tin aud Japan Ware In
great variety.
Country merchants, hotel-keepers, and house.
keepers, will consult their Interests by calling on
us. KELLOGG s. GIBSON,
Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers,
1907 Main street Richmond. Va.
EDWARD b. TAYLOR and Il. G. SUTTON, JR.
Salesmen. NV 10
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

MY STOCK OF BOOTS ANDBA
Nl SHOES Is very much improved BY -
fresh supplies and am prepared 10 Furnish -,
gentlemen, ladies, and children, with all Sultar!e
and desirable articles In my line IL very reduced
prlces. WM. 4. q. GARSETT,
ia l9-lm NJ Broau slfee'.
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DUBLIC SALE.-By virtue OF a deed of
i trust made by James H. Rowe On the goth day
Of June. 1850 shall Oh MONDAY the 7th day OF
February. 1871, being county coArt day, at Giou-
ccster Courthouse, proceed. by public auction, to
sell, for cash, all The PERSONAL PROPERTY
conveyed by the said decd, and which the said
James Ii. Rowe possessed ut the date of the said
deed.
ja Sim WYSDHAM KEMP Trustee.
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RESTAURANTS.

CCHOTTS STEAMED OYs- - ~
- TER ESTABLISHMENT, CnR- &EkSY
sTREETs.E LYNNHAvEN BAY, CG11kY-
STONE, MILL CREEK, HORN HARBnR:
MASON'S CREEK, HAMPTON BAR, YORK
RIVER, and other OYSTERS Of the choicest "s;
tiers, received regularly and fresh, and served
RAW, STEAMED, STEWED or FRIED. Res
taurants supplied by the barrel at cost price.
The BAR Is stocked with the CHOICEST Ii.
QUORS; and large lot OF BOTTLED Ii.
QUORS, WINES, ALE, and LAGER BEER OF
the finest quality, always on hand. des
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CHERIFF7S SALE.-Will be sold at
y "Tuckahoe Farm q" the residence of Mr. John
Wickham, on MONDAY, 3lst day Of January,
1870, at II O'Clock A. M, for cash, the following
property levied upon as the property of Mr.. John
Wickham, to satisfy an execution in my hands
In favor Of 10. j. Garth against said Wlckham
. sat.s L. HORSES and MULES.
., BUGGY aud HARNESS,
CARTS,
'".s II COW,
lot HARNESS,
3GmLao TVTERRsEED CATERERS,
- 2 CUTTING KNIVES,
1ROAD SCOOP,
HAY PRESS,
2REAPERS,
WHEAT DRILLS,
LIME SPREADER,
CLOD CRUSIiER,
CORN SHELLER,
2WHEAT FANS.
l lot CARPENTERS and BLACK
SMITHS TOOLS, ...
lot CLEAN OATS, about $50 bushels
and many other articles belongidg to 4 irst-class
farm. Most OF the implements are OF the most
modern patterns and of the best make.
II the above-named day should be lnfavorable,
the sale will take place the next lair dry there
after. II. j. SMITH,
ja24 Sheriff Henrico county.
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BAKERIES.
DREAD ! BREAD |! RREAD ~!
GO TO
GILL'S BAKERY, NO. $50 BROAD STREET,
IF YOU WANT
TIE BEST BREAD,
TIE BEST ROLLS,
THE BEST BUNS,
THE BEST TEA-BISCUIT,
TIE BEST COFFEE-CAkE,
THE BEST SODA CRACKERS,
TIE BEST ARROWROOT CRACKERS,
THE BEST CREAM CRACKERS,
THE BEST LEMON CRACKERS, the best
OYSTER Ora CKERS, wholesale and retail.
ia IL
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LOST ANlF FOUND.
TOILET ARTICLES.


NEW GOODS THIS DAY RECEIVED
~ at HAZARDS, corner Fourth and Frankie lin
streets Hair. Nail. Tooth, and Shaving Brushes ;
Puts and Puff Boxes; English, French, and Ame-
lean Soaps: Gold and Silver Hair Powders ;
Ivory Naii-Cle ncrs; Buff 10, Horn, and Rubber
Dressing Combs: Hand Mirrors. &c.
FLAX ,ccd, Iceland Moss, h0arhound, and Ginger
ID: p.
orders received for fine Ivory Goods marked
with initial Or mono gram In any design, as de-
sired.
Jones's Prep red Pocket Package Paper for the
million, price tcL cents. at
T. H. HAZARDS.
ia n Eoui tn and rankin streets.
ffNiE LATEST AND FINEST PER
4 FUMES ARE RlMMEL'S FIETV-TWO
EXTRACTS. WOOD l. SONS,
il II Ninth and Main streets.
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1O1O STATIONERY AND BLANK
lCfO. BOOKS FOR THE NEW YEAR.
WOODHOUSE & PARIIAM invite the attention
Of merchants, bankers. ana others, to their stock
of BLANK BOOKS and STATIONERY for the
desk and counting room, including copying
presses, inkstands, the best inks In use, wiring
paper Of every description envelopes steel pens.
gold pens, blotting-paper. desk folios. Day
Books, Bill Books, Receipt Books. Bank Books,
Memorandum Books, Diaries, Almanacs, and
de3l WOODHOUsE & PARHAM.
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REsrAunArEUn, -.
No. 1907 MAIN STREET,
"a = begins the cold season with renewed
SE LssH energies and increased resources. The
%yEYV public will find in his lardcr every
luxury that is produced within the United states.
He offers everything IN season here: aud .cliSa-
cies Of the tropics. TAME and WILD Fowl
of water and land of all sorts, NENISON, ogs-
TERS FISH, TERRAPINS, and nOMtSIlC
MEATS, OF the very best, selected with Skin aEc
care.
He has the best OF cooks, under the direction VI
q French artist, master OF the profession IT'S
tables I'm the main saloon and his Suit Of dining
rooms for parties supplied with dishes 10 order
from the palmer sorts to the most elegant equa! 10
any prepared I'm Paris. Parties entertained win
entire privacy and comfort.
He VIII supply parties and families promptly
with seats, Fish, Oysters, Game, Pastry, Dessert
and W Ines and Liquors.
lie win cater for those In town and coup Try VINO
desire uncooked supplies, cnsuring the best The
market afrords az the most reasonable chaTgcSi,
His Bar is supplied with The choicest LiQCHisss
and WINES. This Ire warrants. siiIed drinhs
prepared by the most skilful brewer IN the CITY.
Grateful for past favor he Invites the public 70
continue its patronage. aud promises tue most
faithful and prompt hlling Of orders. "cZ
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LOANS.


TT YOU HAVE MONEY UPON WHICH
4 YOU DESIRE TO GET THE BEST INTE-
REST, secured on city real estate, call on
T.. Is. NEWBURN,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
ia lily No, 1Ql8 Main street.
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DR. GEORGE B. STEEL, DEN -
~ list, brings to the practice of bis cGfH
profession an experience OF nearly twenty years,
thereby enabling him to give full satisfaction to
his patrons. ARTIFICIAL TEETH Inserted at
low prices, and the natural ones filled aud pre-
served for a long period. TEETH EXTRACTED
with ralidty, and certainty Without pain.
Office, No. 723 Main street (hve doors above
SpotSWDOd H0tcl). RiclmCnd. Va, Il
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
T LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
IL GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.
GOLD SIS. 000 600.
Claims paid on proof of loss without abatement
for interest. For safe and reliable Insurance, ap-
ply to DAVENPORT * CO..
General Agents for Virginia,
de 29-lm Office over First National Bank.
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DENTISTRY.

TAYLOR BROTHERS, ID EN-Es
4 lists, 2lJ BROAD STREET.-Tenc ffiTnt
years Of experience and devotion to our probes
sion warrant us in promising the greatest skill
aud di patch, with charges to suit the Times. In
inserting new SETS no advance required. All we
ask is Il chance OF showing our ability to do the
very best work, at prices within the reach Of all
who apply. ja Pom
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DOR RENT, THE FIRST FLOOR Hss
d ahovcGgr store-two rooms and closer-E.I
suitable for Offices or lodgfng-ronms;
j. BLAIR. Druggist,
IN o. s25 Broad street.
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'ri By "A. @. Puliian, Auctioneer,
southwest corner Of Main and Fourteenth streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF DOUBLE TEN
l. EMEST AND LARGE LOT On PERRY
TER.-As trustee In two deeds, executed by Mary
Powell AID William I. Clopton, trustee; to me,
18th Gay of December, 1886, and duly recorded in
the clerks office county court OF Chesterfield
county volume 49, pages 45t and asa, being required
tn do 10 Will sell at auction, on the premises on
FRIDAY 28th January, 1870, ut O'Clock +. d.,
the lot No. "a in plan OF Manchester, fronting on
soath side of Perry street l32 feet and running
TERMS Cash as to 1866; and the balance on
such terms rs Mary Powell or her trustee 1S snail
direct. y. M. LEE; aru i
a 2d-5t
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1O1AH NOW rn~o
70 suBsCRiBE e FOR The The YEihkG 24s.V

- Any NEWSPAPEH or HAEAZENE UnbIiahad
In the world sent to subscribers in auy naTt nS1s
country, at low rates by 1877 W. sDe
ELLYs0N & TAYLOR, .aa.4.
lll6 Main street, next TO Dispatch building.
Richmond, Vi.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
NEWSPAPERS, BOOKS, MAGAZINES CT,
TI0SEEY, MAPS, MUSIC. LITH0GRAPHa
PHOT0GkAPhs PLAYS, STANDARD
WOkkS, SCHOOL.BO0KS, CHEAP -.-
NOVELS, SONG BOOKS, BAL
LADS, DIME AND TEN.
.@E CENT NOTIFICATIONS
COMIC BOOKS
and all articles required by the great reading
.a.# ..~ public -"
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ZOE RENT, that ELEGANT AND e.
i SPLENDipI.f LOCATED lln.SE, H IN
snn,.: time past. Situated on Marshall street two
doors below Ninth. This house is In perfect
order: contains all modern Improvements, ana
has twelve rooms besides bathroom, &c; The
Kitchen Is connected with the house, and con-
t:tins four rooms. and has 4 range and stationary
ANDREW PIZZIN1. JR.,
l., -, " SCI Broad street.
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ByJ.D. Whitehead & Co.. g.
Fifteenth street between Main ana cary.

u. %
Eyf,o-ontb stree, between Main and Cary. 49,
WE WILL OFFER AT AUCTION, At AT
w our store Fifteenth street between 40, an ~
haifpa st 10 o clock 4. NJ, good STOCK or 1ko-
CERES, LIQUORS, &C., consisting, INF 81 Hams:
P6PTC RICO and CUBA SUGARS, -
RIO and LAGuAYRA COFFEEo, .. .r
NOLAssEsand sYRBPPSI hns
LARD and CHEESE, 90
VINEGAR, i-- ~ ..' ... a..t . ...
FAMILY SOAPS. 49,. 90
PARLOR MATCHES
III CARE and SAL. SODAS, .. rr. 20.
MUSTARD and PEPPER.
ULACKISG and BRUSHES, '...
WRAPPING PAPER, &C., &C.
49,. ALSO,
WHISKEYs, BRANDIES, and WiNESS;o
ja22 D. ID. M HlIEhhAD q ~.
------E.-.,-. i,,nf
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BY Grubbs & Williams. Auctioneers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

DRICK DWELLING, ON SOUTH SIDE
or HROAD STREET BETWEEN MON
ROE AND HENnY, STREETs At c,dcC E M
rm . wilI sell upon the premises the r RESIDENCE
occupied by Mrs. Susan D. Ahernethy, situated as
above stated.
order /: also Il kitchen all covered with slate
and also well OF water In the yard.
! Terms: AT sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS
In 70 Apctioneera.
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TOHN MAHONY, 60
- SURGEON DENTIST, CH7YS
formerly OF the firm of Wayt & Mahouy),
inserts FULL UPPER or LOWER SETS OF
ARTIFICIAL TEETH for from TWENTY to
THIRTY DOLLARS.
OLD GOLD SETS bought or exchanged at their
value for new sets or yulcante.
ONCE and residence, e:5 Main street, between
Sixth and Seventh streets. ia 3-3m
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MAGAZINES.

| Chemical News. SO %
Halls Journal Of
Health. e. ........ 80
| Hours at Home. } %
Godey's Lady's
BOOK. .......... ; 20
Madame Uemorcst. 3 30
Peterson ........... 2 VI
Arthur's Home Ma
gaZine ........ .....9 90
Ladies' Friend. go. , W
Ron Tou............ 9 60
Good Words for tie
Young ............ ? 20
Childrcn's Hour. ! Is
Our Young Folks. 2 IS
Riverside ........... 50
I he Nurse S....... | 50
Little Pilgrim. ..... IS
DemoTesl's Young
America .......... | 20
ROntledgc's Boys
Magazine ......... . 90
Phrcnolo:!calJour-
ma! ................3 Oh
Braith"aitc ....,.., 3 90
S0uthcrn Review. S %
Hays AcdllcaiJour-
nal and News..... 8 %
ilay'S Medical jour
nal and News and
ltanklu's i bstract Q 90
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AGENTS FOR THE PUBL Isurps
.t AND THE PUBLIC.
New York Ledger,

~ ~ = "a - h<N"S
| 1.-THE great family
! paper)............j
Saturday n light,
| lone Of the best
published. ......
New York Weekly
Queen Of Week
lies ..............
Literary Compa-
Mon .............
Harpcr's Weekly
(Illustrate5)...
Frank Lesiie's IL
Illustrated News
paper ............
Frank Leslic's Chlr
ney Corner. ......
Waverley Magazine
Iiarpcr's Bazar....
Western World.
Every Saturday,.
True Flag...........
Appleton's Journal
The Nation ........
Spirit OF the Times
T urf, Field, and
Farm. .............
Banner of Light. :.
PomerOy'S Demo-
crat.... ...........
Plymouth Pulpit.
Catholic Mirror.
Iris h American.....
Irish Citizen.
Frecman's journal
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WANTS.

WANTED, a FIRST-RATE COOK,
w WASHER, AND IRONER. Such = one,
with good recommendations, can nnd gooa nome
aud wages at southwest corner Clay aud ADAMS
,trrcts J, 2i-lw
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-23

no more travel, he thought it was no
objection that it led through the city.
A map being produced, the routes
discussion was INDUCED in.
Mr.. Thos. Il. Garvin said that the
proposed route was beyond the juris-
diction of the city, except so far as
the city saw fit to improve it as a
means Of reaching Oak Hill Cemetery.
The matter of opening the canal road
was before the Board of Commission
ers now, and the road would proba-
bly, be opened at the present session.
Mr.. Carpenter objected that asking
the city to contribute to the improve
ment of the present road, was asking
the city to pay more than was right
the city, as q part Of the county. pay
ing now seven enths of all the coun-
ty taxes, and this was a county road
Mr.. Kerth defended the present
road on the ground of expediency.
Mr.. Van Ripper said that to fix up
the present as a country road, was the
duty of the County Commissioners
without any contribution from the
city.
Mr.. Ricbardt wanted to know
whether the Commissioners could
be compelled to do this duty. He
thought they could not, and In order
to get the road so that the Cemetery
could be reached in Winter, be
thought the city should contribute.
Mr.. Schaum had no objection to
the new road, but it could wait
he wanted this present road done
now, and the other could be opened
and improved afterward.
Mr.. Heilman explained some of the
difficulties in the way of the present
road.
Mr.. Carpenter moved to defer the
consideration of the question until
tomorrow, when the Council could ap.
pear before the County Commission
ers to discuss the matter. The mo
ton did not prevail.
On motion of Mr.. Kerth, the mat
ter was referred to a special committee
of Messrs. Heilman, Van Ripper and
Carpenter, to consult with the County
Commissioners.
On motion of Mr.. Van Ripper, Mr..
Lowry was given leave to deposit
gravel on the river bank at the foot
of Fulton Avenue; and thereupon the
Council adjourned.