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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-01
BY Wellington Goddin,
huctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
TRUSTEES SALE OF a VALUABLE
4 LOT, WITH STORE TIL PREON, ON MAIN
STREET BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND Sc
VENTEENTH. ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
MAIN STREET.-By virtue of two deeds OF trust
executed BY H. j. Caiisher and Bertha his wife 20
our predecessors In Office the one executed on the
18th day OF April, 1Ses, and the other on the nm
dav of November, 1868, we shall on WEDN Es-
DAY the eth day or February, 1870, expose 10 sale,
on the premises, at L. o'clock NJ, ut pubic anc-
ton tn the highest bidder, the property c2nveyrd
By said deeds. consisting OF that VALUABLE
LOT AND STORE on Main street between Fill
teenth and Seventeenth streets, commonly known
as the upper tenement OF 1.-THE Mansion House
Hotel,'f and fronting on Main street nineteen feet
ten inches and running back between parallel lines
niuetyfour feet to an alley fifteen feet wide, with
the iise OF passage three feet three inches wide
In common with the owner OF tie tenement next
below on MsIn street.
TERMS: Cash 81 llcient to defray the expenses
Of executing said trust. and to pay Off aud dis
charge the amount due and payable upon the
two bonds, secured by said two deeds OF trnst
and the balance at such credit and 10 be secured In
such m inner as shall be prescribed by the said II.
j. Caltsher at the time of the sale:
u. HOFFMAN,.
GEORGE HIRSCH,
JULIUS 1DE,
Trustees OF tho German Building Association
yo.o. 10 20
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,a,asr,gs,a


IN sssa
RfcHMoftD AND r. TERsBTRoR r.. Col
January 8, 1870.
THROUGH MAIL TRAINS LEAVE
aI E!sh anS d go f. u 6A4i EXCEPT S
l ssss gssf5sa {. &c A. Is 6A nhTT and
hssRsna 4 s sHe
b ia ss,ss SO, Superintendent.
sDIgHMoND AND DANYILLE RAN
LII R0AD.-CHANGE OF sCaEUULE.-On
ana s ~ ,W,EDMEsDAY, DECEMBER q nsa, the
GOING. soUTH:-LynchbIrg and Danyil!e pas.
ssngefs lesye Rsbm1na saiy xsegs snagay
days. at l24S 2. NJ arrive at Danyi;le daily Tex
ee s4naaSs e 1 lssv F. Il TnE9g g., aA
iesres DsnT hse daily at rs ny a a. S9
st Green ssoro' daily ct 4:l5t. N.
-GofNs NoRTE.-Lynchburg and Daarflle pas.
S:ao 4. NJ. ieayc BurkeTiiie daily Except Sun ~
days) at E:4s P. n. arrive az Richmond daily
Except slndaysl at a:5o r n. IHkpuGH MAIL
P.M.; leaves Danviile dali. at 1877 P. H.. ar
rives ut Richmond daily at 100 A. M.
The Lynchbnrg and Dany1lle Passenger Train
sonthside road for Petersburg. Norfolk, Lynch
burg. and all stationg ON the Southsitc and yir-
afnfa and Tennessee railroads, Bristol, Knox
Vile. Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, 5iemphis,
and eli important points South and Southwest,
The Through 5ia!l and Express connects
ut Greensboro with the trains On the North Caro-
lima road for Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, Sa-
y.nnah, Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, &C., &C.;
and at Richmond with 1.-The Richmond. Frcdericks.
burg and Potomac. Chesapeake and Ohio and
and York River railroads.
SLEEPING GAGS and CHILES'S PATENT
RECLINING CHAIRS on the through express
train. THOMAS DODAMEAD.
do % Super niendent.
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ENENITERE.. Acc.


II A. ATKINSON d SON, HAVING
IL. removed to no. I:li Main street nrM
door to Levy Brothers, over tEe store OF H"aA
Walker & Co., arc no" prepare Ia their sI&ei@@I'
warerooms, to show their line stock OF ~ .; /.
TURE, and to offer greater Inducements !" tayl:
customers They have on hand I'll kinds. sGsr
very FINE and PLAIN EIkNiTlhE, To- c,H s
with the celebrated EMPIRE SPRlNG btp,
MATTRESSES, sc. Their uSDERjAh ,.
ROOMS and WORKSHOP viii DC coEtlRCcu IL
their old stand. Governor street. ]. ie-.m
EURNITURE AND MATTRESS
Il WAEEROoMS.-Up stairs, Opposite sIg
pos. ,office, Main street, you viii find Ia two az
those iron front buildings The Target n4 mos i
varied assortment OF = sKL0R, HAMbth' stH
DINIHG-RoOM FUhNTrURE in the State, Of
every variety Of style and finish Also, NaitTe$is'
aud Spring Beds made 70 order Ia any style nc
sired. Our stock Of Chamber Furniture being
verylsrge, complete suits can DC pqreh1ssd = C,f
the prices of oil our goods, aud we are nov seinc
about as low RS we did iifteen years ago.
We Invite all in want OF good, substantial ur'
niture TO examine Our assortment. BEFORE ea! ing.
We have goods to suit al. par ies-the r.:n or Tue
poor. haRM OOD ~
d.,s Richmond, Va.
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. AuCrToN sALEs...Fu fure Days::
] By Grdbbs & WnIiami

- ~ by Grdbbs q Williams. 80
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents, 5
r,eyentl, street between Main and BANK.
COMMISSIONERS SALE ,oF E. sr h ~.
CsOF GROUND IN THE la.ss nj, ~ f4oochlaIid
eonnty court entered 1sss IN sse
case 81 Cousins Cousins, "a 's I seIt at a1c.
nn nl ta psemiseS, on ONpkY the 7h Fe6 r
mary at Eafpass CLOCK o =; ms died SEIZED
GROUND h ssae Of Ghina street. BEGIN
ding IS l Pine sTss saT w VI
and runnihSS ,S caal balance Mt one and two years
or sands bearing interest and with good secpritT
tne tisi ss peins ie - JOHN TT. GUY,
are paul A. X. ,LEAKE,
Commissioners.
rpr,,aa a WILLIAMS, Auationeers. Ie
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|suOT.BED SASH OF approved patterns
|: 1 u for sale low as my factory, feot o. hir.
tesuth street; ut ALLAN &c .HNSlkfS seed
store, No. iSss Main street; and ~ ID. ". WAR.
KEN o Agricultural Warehouse, NO. Roanoke
Square, Norfolk, Va.
u le--ddwll asIi NQSTAGGE,
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By Cook 4 Laughton, Auctioneers.

VALUABLE TOBACCO MACHINERY
Y AT AUCTION.--Will be SOLO nj aactio o4 90 10
a deespa at our factory Twenty street
Valuable collection Of MAGH1 PRHss
IN par pnmns Retatners, Trucks. Trucking. &C..
complete in perfect order One G9hEMA c
T. asor Roth Of these presses hsye been used by
m IN for SHAPING and finishing and are capable Of
turning out pounds PS PET day. syrevs Mills Of
-,nns stzes. Bands, BIllets, Blocks, &C.
TERMS: Under 800, cash; over, sixty days,
credit, interest added, for approved endorsed
paper. rja9 sl j. b. ROYSTER q co.
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BY Grutbs Il Williams, Anctioneer5.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

DEAL ESTATE.-We arc offering at
III private sale
city at from 81, 600 to $4,000.
STORES, WAREHOUSES;, and FACTORIES;
BUILDISG LOTS for business purposes and
private residences. .
SUBURBAN PROPERTY and FARMS 70 suit
everybody. ,,,,,,~ M,
PERTY.
If YOU wish TO make any transactlon In real cs-
tate apply to GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctiopeers.
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limited STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
COLLECTORS OFFICE.
THIRD DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
UrrJJMaNn January q, $50.

RICHMOND, Jannarv q, $50. J
IN PURSUANCE OF THE PROVE
\ SIpNS Of the acts Of the Congress of the
Tnitcd States to provide internal revenue to sup
port tire Government. TO pay interest on the public
4. ]. Byrnc. OF this city. ana on the 4th day Of
January. 1919; made ley OF SlXTEEN HUI
DRIED U,6oOl HOGS Two t2l HORSES, and the
BY ne, to satisfy a claim Of assessment and pen
atty Of 1881 %. The same or so much thereof as
said Evrnc will be sold 10 the highest bidder on
THURSDAY, February 8 1870 at Il ".
X. BURGESS
In o5--tis Collector Third District Virginia.
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r UMBER! LUMBER!! LuMBER!!!
TRUMAN a. PARKER 3 CO..

dealers IN at.f1
White Pine, ponisr, SLACK Walnut. Staple, Ash.
Lu.nher; also nj, Siuds o, Building Laisber
shineles, Latias. Slaves, spokes &C.; keep always
OF hand large stock. anu sell 1t low prices. Their
are particularly invited TO give theata cali before
has Ing elsewhere. Corner Sixth and Caqal streets
R;chtnnt1d Va ss.s7sls 80 q M ls~-Spls
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WANTED, ONE THOUSAND GOOD
w FARM HANDS to 90 South. Wages, SIG
to 800 per month ralions and trnspoTtttIon lTee'
Wages, 500 per month ratiOns and Transports
ton free. j. P. s W. NJ. JUST1S
Labor Agents, No. FiftGenth street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-01
BY James VI. Taylor.
Arctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
Office No. S2l Main street.
THREE doors below SDGtswoou Hotel.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
L IN THE CITY OF RICHMoND.--Byv virtue Of
Fisher, trustee hearing date the lst day of April,
1882 and dry recorded In the clerks Office Of the
Hastings Court Of the CITY Of Richmond, TO secure
a cert lin bond therein described. default having
been mad. IN The payment OF said bond. and ut
the request Of The parties Interested In said deed
will proceed to sell ut public auction, on the 9TH
DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1870, at 4 O'Clock =. NJ.
on the premises. the property described H. said
deed, heinga LOT IF LAND on the west side Of
the Ches.rea Ike and Ohio railroad near the depot
on which, there are two h'uses-cnc Used rs q
dwelling and grocery, with four rooms the other
has hree rooms.
TERMS: Onc-third cash the balance At three
six and nine months for negOtt1hle notes. inte-
rest added, secured by q decd of trust.
JAMES N. TAYLOR,
|. In o5-I0t Trustee.
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TLOUR.-We are manufacturing the cele-
4 brated brand OF RESERVOIR FAMILY AND
EXTRA FLOUR, also other grades. made OF uni
lots TO accommodate purchasers by - :, 49,
j,...- RI E5.ssssstsis-tr SAatUAL pUER, -
SO Commerce. street, baltimore, hid.
ia 2S--stawern 81 80, rs
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eEan EsTtrE AT PRIVATE SALE.

kEAG. ESTATE AF PkkS ATE sALE.
&C nHO (ONE-THIRD COST OF M
,OUU fRoVEMrNT>, WILL BUY a
FARsI OF ONE HUNDRED ACRES, with cx-
tonsiyc and elegant brick improvements. ten miles
from Richmond aud eleven from ictersburv, Va.
In Sight of railroad and river. VIII Id $50 acres.
or less adjoining land ut ~12, 50 per acre. Address
DIR. &. ". FRIEND,
f. l-1aw4wS chester, va.
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WhNI8. .a.....>.
WANTED, d sERvANT,, white or
w colored, Without incumbrance, TO wass ~, N
tho dining room ana do eenersi hotse work Muss
come well recomme ended. Applyon Ninth street
0Pss s lMas osA.Aou'e. I. EKAysER: :
WANTED, BY q middle.agnd lady, with:
SITUATION as chambermaid, % .msresa nssse'
Or housekeeper n priysse NM w Issn et No.
S ssiMsts Slfe t'' 1't'" LEI.
WTANTED TO HIRE, TIL IRTY FARM
wv HANDS tcoIored boys and girlsl from
twelve to fifteen years old, at Slp 70 Si pr nsr
mouth and good ratians. Also 4" r wMnF MEN
fe ,-st Labor Agents, Mob Fifteenth street: :.
WANTED AT ONCE, FIFTY HANDS
w to go to Louisiana Good wages: ,, eau =.
e enss win iaa7e THIS ePea!nWs y p5PS'f !an
Re lit Labor Agents, No: Q Fifteenth s.ree.:
WANTED BY THURSDAY EVE
w Ming. 100 FARM HAMS, To- go TO Lon"
isiaua. The best wages paid. Call al 1nss;s
Labor Assatl r Nc. y sI Ne sas stree.
DINE WOOD WANTED:-We wish to
sSptrsst eF ~ ihe sSeySTF g PINE WOOD Of
.s hsst opajitv and delivered IN our pottery yard
nj Rockets OF The rate Of ten GorI per nN s'h
the whole Is delivered M Fourtsent tn street.
WANTED, ONE WHITE 1T, ga GAR e |, =.
TaTI6S BLACKSMlTH well recommended.
A e UT to-day . Il No : sr'f'senih street.
WANTED, a COLORED WOMAN as
w COON. Must come we'll recommended io or
hrcad-making and wasIins' Apply ii 'S. Iest
WANTED, TO BoRR0W FOR or
,nron,b 4. 500. 4 lien on real estate In virginia
unin cuinrbe red. worth three, or four times rs
much win be given lo as sGeur.Y care of Dis
AddrG Rtcb mnon p Va Ja sl-a.*
uTANTED. A COOK, WASHER AND
w IRoNER' for a small family-one with goohh
,na.aa,,,nendations. Also, a GIRL large enough
to mind child Apply at No. sssO ''r ia sA IT,
Church Hin. -- =
VTANTED.-An ACTIVE, ELDEKLn
w MAN, who has had many Fe'Ts Idnap and in
In an wishes employ
me en he viii be satisfied viii , m9derate COM
pfia en- sau3t. 1'rf Dispatch Office.
WANTED, good COOK. None need ID
w apply unless well recommended: CAL at
WANTED, by Virginia lady Of several
teacher English branchcs .a mstnem giHcn
oTdross .tR. e." Louisa Courthouse, stating
AIrr'' ia 20 2taw2m
WANTED, 800, 900 PIECE OF FLOUR
w BARREL HEADING And SLASES:
Also, 5o.OUn HICKORY AND WHITE OAK
Parties having such to dispose Of, III small or
large lots Will please address Or apply to the I'M
WIN: BEND. tiiALh
WANTED, a DAIRYMAN-a single
w man-who thoroughly understands the care
Of stock, and will make himself generally useful.
References rcquh ed.
Also, single man--%ho UNDER
stands the culture Of all kinds Of fruits and yege
tables, aud will make himself generally useful.
j. T.. COWARDIN,
Beaure2ard Farm.
White Sulphur Springs, Wsst Virginia.
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1.-TWO FAST DAILY LINES SUNDAY

fNWO FAST DALI LINED lsONDhI
lsp ME HTcG 5gE 4a T2 FxS SShh k6oANST
Xz4 AQUA GREEK7TlnE sH0RThsT ST aiS
of Byrd aud Eighth streets at II. Is AZ NJ ands.15P
A. With "n TE fT$g
for er THE GREAT NoRTHWEsT. ,
cars fitted up with SPLENDID RECLINING
CHAIRS, for which no charge ismadn.
The elegant and commodious steamers on tie
Potomac riSSr stop at AleXsndr la Ga, + way.
Richmond and Milford leaves the depot corner OF
Broad and Eighth streets daily Sundays except
ed) At $50 2. NJ and arrives In Richmond at So
Tnrouzh tickets to I'll principal points North and
For further information and for through tickets
North apply Mt the Office corner Broad and E;;hih
streets, and for through tickets TO all poins North
and West apply, ut the ticket Office corner Byrd
''' no s J. i. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
NHESApEAkE AND OHIO Rail.
" ROAD.-Oa and after TUESDAY. 18th DC.
cember. 1859, MAIL TEAM will leave Rlchmoul
asIy eTcspt ssStnaaF i?r s:snP'G a cT a. ~
ton at 40 4. 81 and arrive ut Richmond at :nr.
NJ making close connections at GordonsyiIle and
Manassas railroad mail trims for Alcxandra7
Washington, Baltimore. Philadelphia; New YORK,
Go s Ike ph NsM orsans M
M MAIL TRAIN will run trl-weckly between
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. Leave
siaumton at 4:4e L. N. and arrive ut White %ulrhg-
at 1905 r. NJ; leave Wills Sulphur at S:2G =: N:
will connect with stages as foliows-Si2, ~ Go.
shen with stages for Lexington Natural ,,,, hrdse
for Bath Alum and VAIN Springs and Ut NI:e
Sulphur with stages for LewlsDurs, Charleston.
STAGES will also leave staunton on TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, und SATURDAY MORNIAGS
forLexington and Natural Bridge. -,
Richmond and Washington nightly without change
of ears Leave Richmond at $3.50 z. n. ard ny
rive AZ Washington at 5;S5 \; 81. Le tye wash.
inton 1t 6:S5 T.. NJ. aud arrive at ltchmcad At
$3.50 A. NJ. Making MI through connections ut Rich
mond and Washington.
and VIII be run through between Richmond aud
TnRoTGn TICKETs Issued to all poiats
>''''' " COW " JAMES =. EETHTRLL -.
de14 General Ticket Ag,Ht
DiCEMOND AND YORK EUEG
IL RAILROAD LIEE-F0R BhLTlTDEE,
THE NORTIi, AND NuKTHWFS,Gz,CHt1 nE
On snd alter TUESDAY, SIN OF June, pa5s,nrars
Tor Baltimore end al points NORTH md ''9ra.
vest will teke tn? pe55tneny tran i irg;. fs :',
Richmond for West Point, where tb@y tax re
st:amsr ADMLRAl, Captain l.: {. lEEH4'N
Or KEN:EBEc Capta,9s Il. Fa "a,
Baltimore tie following morning In time H. cn.-
rGst with the trains Tor Philadelphia, NV iotS,
AID the West. Returning. the t.oais leave pic! -.
D. Light Street " Laryes foot Of larry strci ai!
striving Ia Richmond nj 1915 7. n. the follow ne
day In time to connect with the express trliu
On the Richmond and DlnT;l!c railroad Tor Da.-
vile and I'll poI,:s on that ROAD; Crs:nGao's',
Salisbury. Charlotte, &C., \. c.; Co!niltii D. <,
ard ell points South
PASSENGER TRAIN
leaves Richmond daily except SErGevel 3
O'clock L. ~. leaves West Point daily e. tIs
hondaysl at 10 a. y.
jas superintendent
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FOR SALE PRIV ATELY, that very g.
II desirable and well-arranged DWELL g::I
ING-HOUSE. situated on the west side Of Tenth
the occupancy OF the Rev. Henry Watkins. This
house is in thorough order, and has all the mo-
dern improvements. ED. EACUO.
ia oOat Real Estate Agent.
EOR SALE PRIVATELY, several very
II desirable LOTS on Union II!ll, and also on
Main and Franklin streets. r. j.. EACHO,
In OCT Real Estate Agent.
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Tides WANTED Highest market
L price paid In cash for DRY AND GREEN
HIDES by HUI ST ( KING,
do 10 ii"2 Main street.
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uTANTED.-AnA ACTIVE, ELDEKLa
w MAN. who has had many years; experienGe
In experimenting grounds and biid1nss ahH IN
directing mechanics and laborerS. eS,te cnJ
mcnl. nc "a" npniT IN THOMAS L.,
nensana'ioo,,is: Hil'' Uispdtch office.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-09-29
AY LOVE

HI love IL pale, bat in her cheeks
Faint rosy hash come and 90,
That gather slightly when she SPEAKS,
And rom ttHes ce6pen 10 gov.
She seems most like young white roeo,
Within whose heart blush 10 set,
Softly unfolding as IL grOws--
But ah, have not found her yeti
Her eyes are blne--such sweet blue eyes!
Her white lids veil them from your sight,
Bat now and then . emile Will r1se,
And MI them suddenly VIII Hgnt;
And when she hears N some distress,
And on the lashes team are wet,
They LOOK with such panied tenderness
But ali, / have not found her yet
Across her brow in even braids
IL smoothly laid her glossy hair;
Ny love has need OF no false eids,
u, tricks Of dress, TO make her fair.
She does not need from sllkcn trains
A gorgeous dignity 70 get;
In her soft homeIy dress she Yeigns-
Bat ali have not found her yet!
She wins your heart hundred ways
Laying light hand on your arm,
Showing Ia all she does ana says
A native Geserential charm.
N0viDg about with quiet grace;
Such little things you soon forget,
Although they steal your love apace--
But ah, have not found her yeti
Her image in my neart I wear;
MY love, my faith. are an her own:
! keep my life prepared for her
When she shall come and take her throne.
1 dream Of wna. the world will seem
SO much more bright when we have met !;
I wonder, IL IL sIl dreamf-
For ah, have not found her yet!
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-09-29
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

A LIGHT DRINK-BenZine.
THE RAW MATERIAL - UNDERGONE
steak.
THE DRAUeHTsMAN's Paradise
Pencil-vania.
A PITCHED BATTLE-A fight between
two tars.
Col. FISK spent $s5oooo pocket money
last year.
THE value of coffee annually consumed
is estimated to be $125,OOO,OC0.
A MoTTo FOR AN ARAB TRIBE-Up
and Bedouin.
A BIRD on the roast is worth two on
the rcost.
RUSSIA Furnishes drunkards by making
them sweep the streets.
LORD PALMERsToN once defined dirt as
"matter in the wrong place"
THE Grand Jury of Baltimore re-
ported base ball as lone of the grsdations
of crime"
Or what feminine creature are you re-
minded on the completion of building
A bouse.made.
UP to the LIST of September nearly 1000
persons had visited the summit of Mount
Washington, this year.
SOMEBODY has discovered that in forty
years snuff taker devotes twenty four
months to blowing his nose.
THREE young countrymen were fined
ten dollars each few days ago for loiter-
ing upon the sidewalks at Boston.
THE Lewiston, Me, Journal says there
lisa little boy attending grammar school
in that city, thirteen years Of age, who
weighs 165 pounds.
PATIENCE is exemplifled in the man
who left his wagon while the horse
baked, and sat on stump and read the
Bible till the animal was hungry enough
to 60 home.
A JOURNAL asks what is the difference
between soldier and q fashionable young
lady and replies, zone faces the now
der, and the other powders the face"
cit is curious fact" says some ento.
mologist, shat it is the female mosquito
that torments u.s." A bachelor says that
1t is not at all curious.
CHEYENNE is three years old, and for
its 900 inhabitants has a Methodist. q
Congregational, an Episcopalian, q Pres.
byterisn and Roman Catholic church.
THE Boston Post is responsible for the
statement that the mosquitoes now caus-
ing the English people so much discom-
fort are marked and branded New
Jersey"
THE State Prison ct Auburn, n. Y,
has 900 cells, and there ID new extension
now being built, which will contain an
additional 300. The prison was founded
In 1917.
TIE imprint Of woman's face, affixed
there by lightning, 10 plainly visible on
the glass Of an attic window In Lawrence.
4asa, and great sensation ID created
thereby, ghosts being limited Ct.
TH1 Louisville Courier mys there ID Z
6ervian Prince In the Prussian army
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-09-29

anu VINO uah DeCOWS cAtIclueIy ITCH Ny
the death OF his father by over eating, or,
more politely, by apoplexy, and the de
cease Of the remaining children by indi.
gestion, induced by the habit Of trying
impossible dishes Invented by the parent.
I am about despairing, for the wretches
have hidden him. II would be fortune
| for his restorer."
Chabussal moistcned his dry lips with
his tongue, and when he could trust him
self to speak, asked, with the least posi-
bic interest in the world, how much that
almost anything" replied the other,
opening the door; .anything the lucky
fellow would mind asking. Adieu l
will come tomorrow"
Annette! annette y roared Chabussal,
''who the devil was that?"
Pale as a ghost she came from behind
her hiding.place, wringing her hands.
ooh, that is our masters bosom-friend,
M. Viol, and he is coming again to-mor.
row."
They looked at one another in aston
ishment. Avarice burst into Chabussal's
face Ia the shape Of smile, and he clap,
ped his hands with sounding blow upon
his hips, which resulted in envsloping
him In cloud Of flour. Before he could
speak, the boy returned from his errand.
entering little more hurriedly than usual,
which fact was by no means lost upon
the other two, and he wasordered TO close
the shop instantly, while they retired to
the back parlor-a couple Of conspira-
tors.
The boy sprang 70 his work with the
air Of one who had something to commu.
nicate or AK, on ito completion. His
shutters dew into their places with an
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-09-29

combined shape and motion of the earth,
and even calculates the amount of pressure
for given latitude in Germany. For q
thirty ION locomotive the tendency to fly
the track, from this cause, is exactly six
and twenty-four one hundredth pounds.
A FEW days since, fortune-teller was
standing in front of the st. Joseph's mar
ket, Rue Montmartre, Paris, and was do
ing good business with the cooks. While
he was dealing the cards which were to
reveal destiny, man came up and asked
for Is grand jeu. The fortune teller
promised him, for twelve sous, honors,
fortune, long life, good health, faithful,
loving, good natured wife. He asked the
fortune teller: "Can't you tell your own
fortunes" "Oh never read my own
fortune" The customer said: "Then
I'll tell you. In less than five minutes
you are going to pack up your cards and
come with me; tonight you'll sleep in
Jail. am policeman"
AN interesting paper on the examine
ton of air, taken from various localities,
was lately read by DR.. Sigerson, at Dublin,
before the Royal Irish Academy. In air
from an iron factory he found carbon, ash
and iron. The iron was In the form OF
little hollow balls, each about one Two
thousandth Of an inch In diameter, and the
iron SO thin that light passed through 1t.
In ''shirt factory" air were found Ma
ments of linen and cotton. Antimony-
from the type.metal probably dis.
covered In the air of printing rooms.
Stable air was shown to contain floating
hair and scales and In the air through
which tobacco smoke was passing, nico-
tine, the poison of tobacco, was found in
little globules.