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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-25
Of Germans in Indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS, July "a, 1870.
large and enthusiastic meeting Of Ger
mans was held ut the Academy OF Music
Saturday night. Resolutions OF sympathy
win the Prussans were passed. The meeting was
addressed by numbe: OF prominent Germans OF
Hendricks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-25
The nIcridcn Fire-Cnrd.

Crisfadoro's Unrivnlied Hair Dye.-sold
aud applied al wig and scalp factory No Aston House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-25

AZ late hour on Saturday night Beverley Mitch.
ell O barber, of No. IA Blocker street quarreed
with his wife Jennie and stabbed her slightly In tho
back with razor or some other weapon. Mrs.
Mltchell's screams attracted the attention OF officer
Dilinars, OF the Fifteenth precinct. who arrested
Mitchell on a CHARGE OF felonious assault on being
brought before justice Cox, at Jefferson Market yes
terday ne was committed TO answer In default Of
IA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-25

A.-Hcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25i Roadway. corner Murray street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-25

Blessing TO Mothers.-Mrs. WinsIow's
SOOTHING SYRUP, for all diseases with which children
afflicted, safe and certain remedy. II relieves the
child from PAIN requisites the stomach and bowes
wind collie, corrects acy by giving and health
the child comforts the mother
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-25

As the Staten Island ferryboat was leaving tho
first Landing yesterday afternoon, q woman with a
child In her arms fell overheard. Two deck hands,
one OF whom was named james Holden. jumped in
alter them, and succeeded. with much effort, In
rescuing them tiom drowning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-25

StaNord,s Iron and Sulphur Powders
iuvigoraie the holy anu
purify the blood.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-25
RUSSIA.

C0mbatauts.
PARIS. July "a, 1870
Russia announces her determination to use all
means OF limiting the theatre OF war and abridgnS
Its duration.
BERLIN, July a. 1870
Dispatches from st. Petersburg, dated Saturday,
declare that Russia Will maintain her neutrality.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-25

found everywhere II is clear and has no sediment
SALVATION FOR THE HAIR. Poured the hands Il
leaves II IT, nevertheless the effective article
good
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-25

The remains OF John Barry, aged thrty-fve OF a
Hamilton street, who was drowned at one A. NJ. on
the ed inst. while endeavorng swim the East
river TO the Brooklyn shore, were found yes erday
noatng In the slip at pier 81 East river. They were
taken 10 the Morgue for inquest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-25
What the Prussiaus Said.


The North German Gdzetts OF July III, evening,
commenting upon an article in the Pays, draws
attention TO the fact that the outcry for which
has burst forth In France mas found echo on that
side OF the Rhine. The gazette again strongly
condemns the declarations OF the Due de Gramont,
and continues thus:-"rhe French Minister for
Foreign Affairs must have known that Prussia
has had nothing TO do with the selection made
by the Spanish government, and that we, there
I oWe,,n sa our no dignity Nor Would anythpa
therefore, Justify Prussia IN performing, or
make 1t incumbent on her to perform the part now
would otherwise have arisen and If this be the Due
de Gramont's intention, let him think twice before
Replying to a hope expressed by the Vossische
ZsttUng, that The Prussan Minister for Foreign AZ
% Saa nG IN sar w o a1
and w.t. ,ou. the S0h Ssn,an Gase.te says It is
"a position to declare that this appeal Is In eonso-
W. Hsa Gross o. sdsse saSsyrauce
threatens Spain II the Cortes elect Prince Leopold
and Prussia Il the latter allow him to ascend the
provai Of frances defehce & her legitimate rights
and he opposes the election Of a Honenzoern
prince as contrary to these legitimate rights. This
implies that France possesses Sovereign pOaoers
Spain. She Is certainly the only European State
that pretends to install King In Spain.
mail telegram from Berlin, dated July II, re.
ports thus
1uo rOTciKu OHuCo HAS lOTWuIucu " COmuiuutOo-
ton to the representatives OF the North German Con-
federation IN Germany, stating that the allied gov
ernments, and especially the government OF Pr.ts,
sia have hitherto, one ana ALL reirained and VIII
continue to refrain from every interference In the
selection OF King OF Spain or In the eventual ac-
ceptance or refusal on the part OF any or the candi-
dates. 1t Is added that the German governments
act thus, because they have always regarded and
treated the matter as one solely concerning Spain
and the selected candidate, and because sucn Is the
course which respect for the independence oil Spain
naturally implies. The note concludes by stating
that these Views were already known TO the French
government, but that explanatory and confidential
utterances in reference the a1air had been pre-
vented by the tone which the French Minister mad
assumed from the beginning.
The Danger Of Northumberland Partition
with Bismarck.
From Brussels to London, July IL, there comes q
denial that the King OF the Beigians, during his re-
cent stay IN England took any part In the negotla-
lions With Prince Leopold OF H0henzolern The
Independence BEIGE declares that this statement
which was made by the Jodr,,at FdncdtS--s a
caumny. The MOniteur Beige also coDtialicts the
statement In formal terms
From the Manchester Examiner, July 12.l
The Belgian government Is declared to
have returned friendly reply to TIE Spanish clrcu-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-25

lar announcing the candidature Of Prince Leopold
20 that bet Heen the two Il would appear that the
King or the BetgidIts has rendered kt1,seJ rather
more obnoxious % France than ther Amy wiHtan
or Count Bfsmarcf. Why this determination TO
drag Belgium into the quarref Is It that the
French government has already fixed Its eyes Oh a
'material guarntee and that In Offensive Belgium Is
70 be seized In compensation for the airon offered
in Spain2 In that case neither or the mighty
powers now surveying each other at arms length
might be found implacable. Count Bismarck dares
not ALLEVIATE rood OF German territory, but he has
undertaken no obligations towards Belgium. m.
partition toouid not De a Dad one; you iake Bet
GUM, ana ie1re az nee TO DO as zoe Ike 10Th he
German States south OF The Name.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-25

William Lyons. residing at No. % Summit street.
Brooklyn, had quarrel last evening with Miss
Racine Dorsey OF 1007 Second avenue to whom he
was engaged 70 be married. which resulted IN Mss
Dorsey returning MIN the ring which marked their
betr0tha Lyons became so des perase at this treat
ment that he swallowed dose OF laulanum with
suicidal intent. Lyons was taken TO Bellevue Hos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-25

Louis Best deliberately accosed John Patton OF No.
526 West Twenty seventh street, Tenth avennc, on
Saturday night and snatched his gold watch, valued
al fifty dollars After long chase he was captured
mitied to answer by Justice Cox, at Jefferson Mar
ket, yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-25

BY the steamship America, at this port yesterday,
we received the following highly important mail de-
tails In historical rssunJ. OF the actual origin Of
the great war between France and Prussia. The
general alarm OF the surrounding Powers and bourses
Is also reported. terrific slaughter was expected
to ensue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-25

First Biood-Prusslan Invasion OF the Soil Of
Frauce-A skirmlsh-Tho Prussians Re-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-25

Naval Cruisers Nortl--A Government Loan
ON American Sccurities-Thee French DecIar:
alton of Wharf.-The Queens Farewell to the
.Rhinclanders.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-06-04

STRENGTH OF THE Masonic Or
DER.-The strength Of the Masonic
Order In the United States and British
Provinces, as set forth in the follow
Ing statement, Is said to be as nearly
correct as can be obtained from the
most authentic sources yirqa 81
Alabama, l0, 0,42s: Arkansas, 7,678 /;
British Columbia, 143; California, g.
108; Canada, 2,O22; Colorado, $50 I;
Connecticut, 12,7S4; Delaware, 72y |;
District Of Columbia, 1888; Florida, L.
1888; Georgia, 13, 167 Idaho, 225; M
nois, 30, go; Indiana, 12,205, Iowa,
II, ,462 (; Kansas, 2,045; Kentucky,
1S, ,929; Louisiana, 0,O00; Maine, a.
l20; Maryland, 470I Massachusetts,
28, ,356; Michigan, ls,018; Minnesota,
5000; Mississippi, 12,307; Missouri.
IA, 4,S72; Montana, S55 Nebraska, 9S8-
Nevada, 921 New Brunswick, 1872;
New Hampshire, 0,O32; New Jersey,
1875; New York, 74,O78; North Car
olina, l,1S4; Nova Scotia, $50 !; Ohio,
20,005; Oregon, 2, ,203 {; Pennsylvania,
20, $40; Rode Island, 1888; South
Carolina, (estimated) 10000; Tennes-
see, 1850; Texas, 1886; Vermont,
7,0l4; Virginia, 5000; Washington,
34S; West Virginia, 1890; Wiscon-
sin, 7,7l3. Total, 468, ,455. lfiI ~
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-06-04
RATES OF ADyERTLsINC.n
10. ssvrrrs NO - NO no .s mo

/ =
wou.u stanu ufF 20 tfre' fsauieM pnrsy,
ali the weight ana powerH i've party
wouM De uro"gnu 10 pcar 10 .avor u
~ Wy aha I'll mcn'm. 1wen.y
.housanu Gaiars was nvn,fceu %
tne.n ~ wnic'i 70 trlcum,e 'ne'r
owe, ,n meImpnls uHoogh "" ME-
''oPui.an ''oiIceoi ths. cl,y; .Lu.sI
Cohslant appIIea.lohs anu asscss-
.'en.s were haaue uPon n,e Ior nioney
~ sopF'r. % .ne I'aI'y ~ i's Inan'pu'a.
s'o'' " S.ase amu iocal P',stcs ~
soou ueai oi money was Beo ~ tiie
asen.s oi we uNpk nINI inysea amonE
nia''nE nir' proh,hens mcmoers OF
viz ngsisture ~ Ieeo y as aisv
amohg leaong anu pFomiisent asnai-
Sal poi'.lci,I,S w ot'fersectloirs ot we
Sta,e, ~ uns appointment ~ shts
oank as nscai agent. some ot tnese
,nen, n,, s'ilong n, whom are Spehcey Me-
E'wee' siu,iIns, Arheilr Eaton, Lew
e.c., WIEN nau become 80 com-
lne.e,y IniNeI uhm the Atny messcs
ineshesl oI rolticu cur,t'Pt,on, oe-
cuIne 30 petsIs.ens ~ .near ueuIsns
M 'or Inoney, Snas o.aek mal. aug every
species oi iroua was resorteu % ~
some OF tnem 20 ootain money, which
was ",s.tioute"uu iOyM lcaguesr
paid ouc TOT we sus'ehance OF ne,
groes' transIerred oy zen. smith anu
sam. Arheli 10 seifu .hem 10 Coh-
gress. money was p",n OUT 10 sus-
.ain nnu sulpors Sen; Eat1ns paper,
Inc Mempns ross' Inc ircss Anu
Ilmes, tne hauical State organ, was
pain money 70 assis! us IN me passage
.. tne Dill. hcnarus, speaker OF the
House, was FURNISHED with money TO
pay ms matrimohiaI expenses 10 Cns
cago; OutsideoI my own statements
u VIII ne seen ny reIerence 10 the fast
report, that not ohIy did Lending men
OF TINS party vote f1r the biIl creatsng
nscal agents, nut ADVISED tne reas.'-
rer 20 deposit TINS Iund ~ tnis bank,
wnicn was Iuiiy coVerea IN tue uiiI.-77
am satisneu that tneir secret lHr-
pose was 10 take tnis nno from tne
hands OF the Comptroster, Secretary
ana Governor, ana Place u where
tney hopeu 10 manipulate u. Col.
i,0ssoh, l ieeI satisneu, introuucett
Dui ~ tne Senate 10 estapI!sh state
Na.mnai Iehk Ior poiiIicai purposes,
ana u miie.i, anu the tennessee No
tiohai iSahk was used IN its stead. It
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-06-04
Fine Dressing or Chureh-aoe

Appleton's Journal thinks that the
wearing of fine dresses by church,
going ladies Is not so reprenhensible
practice after all. 1t says: "Men and
women In pure linen, In unstained ap-
parel, In choice personal adornnneiit,
have a sense Of dignity and elevation
which those In a slovenly garb do not
experience. And IL Is no particular
sin IL this sort Of elevation Il carried %
little too far. Pride of course, often
enters into fine dressing, and many
women particularly are fond OF
Haunting their fine feathers In tho
peoples eyes; but a great majority
love handsome dressing In obedience
TO an instinct CT refinement--in con-
sequence of that sense of personal
purity which accompanies the wear
Ing OF choice apparel-and hence we
see perfect congrulty In the we'll
dressed crowds that pour through our
streets on Sundays, vending their
way TO the place OF prayer. And
our most fashionable Congregations,
II exhibiting too much OF ultra eie-
gance, even II showing nmistakably
the presence Of pride and valn-glory
In too large q proportion for the sptr-
itual welfare of the worshipers, have
yet an air OF sobricty, are reverentlal
In manner, at least-condltion that
seem to have been somewh hat III iffsrent
In former times, II We eau credit II.
J. q. Jefferson, who In his new
Book about the Clergy" gives US
some striking pictures of church ns-
semblies In the olden times.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-06-04

Special attention paid to sampiing and
yelling Tobacco consigned to us. Also in
sure NIL Tobacco In our Warehouse, ut our
own expense until sold. fl-LL,
II HARRISON 4 SHELBY.
N. B.-Liberal cash advances made on
consignments. Mr.. John q. Latham, Pres.
Bank of Hopkinsville, KY, and John =.
Hart, Springfield, Tenn, will make ud-
vnnces ON Tobacco consigned TO us:
Febl9-3m. II. & s.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-06-04

Question. What time did the Ten
nessee National Bank become the
depository OF the State, and when
were the first funds received as de-
posit by the bank?
Answer At the time Of the pas
sage Of the fiscal agency bill, May
20, 1855, and soon after ! receiyed de-
poslts from the state.
Q.-What amount of funds did you
receive, aud how were they depositedi
Ave received revenue II do moi
know the amount) and $ais, 2bo o.
bonds, generally known US the school
fund.
Odd you have any conferepcs
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-06-04

NEW YoRK, Nov. As, IS6S.--JoiIN
OsMENT-Dear Sir: Yours of the
Goth is at hand and contents noted
You say YOU viii huy the bonds as
low as you can, but do not say what
will be your limit. fou wrqte meyou
could bay them at $500 each, coupons
OIL till January |, 1888. don't sup.
pose YOU will give over that price and
as much below as possible, DO what
you do at once aud let us know what
10 depend on. ! can haYe all mat
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-06-04

TT III himSEbf. .I
NASHVILLE, TENN, April, 1870
Hon. VIM. Green, chairman, etc,
In compliance with the request made
by Hon. -, hereby give you a
brief statement Of the deposit called
the School Fund In the Tennesses
National Bank Of Memphis. Tbli
bank was organised In January, X
85, under favorable auspices, aud nj
the time received the ktate deposits
was making money, bat as soon as u
became the victim OF political ma
nipnIation, its future became sealed
IL was agreed among leading Radica
pol Iticians OF the state, among whom
arc H. NJ. Arncll, James Mullins
aen. John Eaton, Jr., Barbour Lew
u, Saith 4 Ga, that II this ban
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-06-04
Fresh Garden Seeds.
Dissolution.

rI,HE firm OF caldwell shelton 4 Co.,
i Is this day dis3olvel, 10y mutual con
sent, J. W. Williamson retiring. All haN-
them for settlement, and all Indebted must
come forward and pay up. The business
viii be continued, At old stand, by Cals'
well & shelton, ihis April ~ lsio.
CALDWELL, SHELTON & co,
apT!I ~. 10 M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-01
aEAE ESTATE AR PRTvATE SALE.

TOR SALE Or TO RENT Il, a pc 9eau OF
FIVE cRpS in the village OF Ashland, hertIo-
fore occupied by Henry saunders locat on ses
most business street: beautiful yaru iTn,S
consist Of barn wood house, Kitchen, &c leso
moderate For particulars, Inquire o. the unoee-
signed. l.. H. yihh1nd "a
Sc 1-eod2w Asntaud, We.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-01

A well-known citizen of our sister city,
rejoicing in the possession Of shining and
rather bald Uranium, was on the excursion
down the river the other day given by MIR.
II. d. Cooke to the members Of the press.
One of these lively customers, after intcntly
observing our friend, said: - Why is the
top of G.'s head like Alaska ~ They gave
it up. because" said he, sit is Il great
white bear spot" G. enjoyed the joke,
and afterwards, in relating it to some
friends, said the answer was because it is
like the place white bears come from" The
company failed to see the application; and
he, after thinking the matter over, said {:
"Well, there does seem something wrong
when / heard it r'-Gcorgetoun Courier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-01


place, but doubted if she ought to speak oil
It unless we paid her another twenty-five
cents. Just for the fun of the thing wc did
so, and after gesticulating very ,curlously
with her bare arms, she continued
"Whcn men who marry learn to love
their wives, and in all things consider their
happiness: when they begin to be rs liberal
in their home expenditures rs they are cN-
travagant in their outdoor frolirs when
they seek to make home happy and enter
ii with a smile and Il kind greeting in
stead of darkcniny its doors with 4 frown
and making it cherries with complaint;
when they treat their wives more as
companions, and consent to mutual shar-
ing Of all benefits as they expect divi-
sion Of labors, their wives will be better
hclp-mateS, and we will hear no more re-
piuings and croakings because Of the cX.
travagance OF women will be at rest
After this long haranguc, we left, knowing
that what she said didn't apply to us, but
at the same time assured that it ought TO lie
put in print for the benefit of great many
people.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-01
NAERxMEEIys &c.


H a. DAYTON, DEALER IN RAIL
NJ. WAY. MAhUFA CTURERS' and ENGI-
Nj Ea'S SUfrL.kc. Tenth street between Main
and cary, Richmond. Va. Ste.u-Engincs. Saw
Hills, Mil, GctrlnSs, Turbine Waler-Whecls,
aud " God Working Machinery OF al kinds !:
shotting, hangers. Pulieys. Betting, Lace
Leather. Saws. sud Files Wrenches, Twist
Drill. W0ol-Carding Machines and Clothing
Steam Guagcs. saw. !iummers. Steam and Wate r
Pipe FiXturcs, Packing journal Metal, Pick and
Tool 81 nd!cS. etc
# v-u want portable Steam-Enginc send for
dc>cri.'ise pamphlet, or cal and examine the
d" >MiS, - the best engine made.
| have general assortmc Mt of secondhand
Enriu,s aud EoilcTS. Saw-MIls. MillStoncs. and
earrings. Plant & Machines, aid other Wood
" Orking I, achl cry; Shnl1ing, Puleys, and
hangers Distilling Fixtures, etc., etc.
secondhand Machiuery and Steam-BOilers
bguu,,t. sold. and eSchaItren. au g--3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-01
BY James 81. Taylor.
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
OGice No. 82l Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a TRACT OF
IAhDIS HEARICO COUNTY At AUG
TOMAS substituted trustee In deed of trust
from William ID. TOter and wife 10 James +.
johnson dated December IL, 1860, and Of record
in the clerks office of the county court Of Hen
rico, being required so to do by one Of the bene.
nriaries therein, shall on MONDAY the 5th day
of Sep,ern Der, 1870, THAT being c0urt.day) az
o'clSck 2. Nj, proceed to sell, In front of the
courthouse Of said county, the real estate non-
vcyed in the said deed Described ~. as TMO-
rico county, of which Thomas Fitzwtlson died
seized ard possessed: This tract Of land Is Stu
at.d nj the junction Of the lew Bridge and Nine
NiiIe roads six miles from the city OF Richmond,
formerly known as :. Frcemsn's Old Tavern
and is assessed upon the commissioners BOOKS s as
nNE HTISDRED AND FORTY. FOUR ACRES.
TERMs: One-third cash bal tncs In equal In
-, nnaII w. secnred A. e. CDUkTSEY,
pIopeiiI 'oo Trustee.
Sale conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR AUG
toneer. CIV "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-01
BY Lyme Il Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1889 Main street.

VALUABLE TWO-STORT BRICK
' nW LLltG ON THE WEST SIur or
SECOND BETWEEN b kFR ND CHARITY
STREETS FnR SALE AT hUCTION.- WIN b.
sold At pibilc auction. on the premises, on FRI
Day the 81 day Of September, 1870 at 81 o'clock
u. NJ. that very desirable IWp-~TuRY BHlCk
DWELLING located rs described. and designate 1.
by 10, No. 9e0 ut 1res.n nj oCcnuicd by Mr. >tCtter.
containing four roe ms kitchen. me .t-hOgsc.
stable. &C.: ih good repair.
The lot fronts on lie west side OF Second street
thtrtE-f"ur feet. runnln. bl = depth OF aho.t
one hundred end twaaty-iiN feet.
'ERM> one h, RI cash balance IN SIX, twelve
and eighteen months FOR noti bic not. s Inter, 81
added, secured 10y Il rus. d. ed.
LYME Il BROTHER,
au 30 AuctiOuperS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-01
,AuCT1ON SALES.--FUTURE Days:
I, Nv Ire q Goddin,
Auct.oneers and Zeal Estate Agents,
No. li15 Main street.

HANDSOME AND WELL-AR-
ON RROsD STREET. NEAR MUNFORn
STREET FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-We win
reIl on the premises on MONDAY the 5th septem-
her. at O'Clock z. NJ, the property above de-
scrsbed. The lot has front on Broad street Is
feet, running back 1876 to wide alley The impr2yG,
Inents consist of u new TWp-STCRY FRAMED
sTOR r. and DWELLING. with four rooms be-
sides basement. Fronting on the alley are TWO
FRAMED TENEMFHTS with three rooms each.
There Is a well Of excellent water on the premises
so Arranged as to arcommodat" the several tcne-
nents; ard is good stand T II busin ess.
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance at four.
eight, and welve months, for negotiable notes, In
perty. LEE &9ODDlN, hpctioheers,
40 1ll3 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-01
AUCTIOS sALEs-Thin Day:
BY Thomas " Keesee. Auctioneer'
No. 1917 Main street.


HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, IRON
III SAFES, PICTURES, &C.. FOR SAL n Al
AUCTlON.-.I will sell Mt my =, ctton. nouse
THIS DAY, commencing at 10 O'CLOCK, large
Assortment Of II UUSEHoLD FURNITURE, &c,
c'hS Ti,ree handsome IA PARLoR SUITS, in plain
and figured reps;
WARDROBES,
BUREAUS. ...-t.
WASH ITANDS. <,,nr.
CoTT r,ViF 1CmfAMBER SUIT,
MAnBLE-T0P TABLES,
SUpEBOAKDS,
LEAF and other DINING-TABF.ES,
HAIR-C. Off, SoF y and CHhlkS,
CANE and WOOD SEAT CHAIRS.
iOK-CASES,
CRIBS.
DESKS,
MATTRESSES,
SHOWCASE.
Two LARGE IRON SAFES,
TUR ING 1.-the.
MACHINES.
Lot HF HANDSOME PICTURES,
Knives
FORKS, -,c
SPOONS, &C. THGMASW. KE FSEE.
sci Auctione"r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-01

No PLACE LIKE Tive have been told
of q boy who accompanied his father rs a
summer tourist. After going about from
resort to resort, trying the hot cars, crowded
hotels, and other delights of travelling in
dog-da VS., the weary lad said one morning:
" Father, why don't YOU go home: We
have got good home, haven't we?' For
n youngster his question showed SENSE
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-01

vXr ANTED, ladies to send in their
w .'l,TkIN'i" for fall early, SO as TO get
ths IN In good time. 1,,re,. .
The lat gcs and best "DiF WuRkS' IN .Ams,
ar.nc. Is at KINGS, 40. u il street. nct"ccn
Seventh and Eighth street., Richmond, Va.
Ladies In TIE country can Sc"d ~ express
and have goods returncd the sane way.
nm s. nm T.. KIHG, SR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-01
BY James ID. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office No. S2l Main street.

TOR LEASE AT AUCTION.-I will
4 lease, on tho premises, on THURSDAY the
sth Y of September. 1870, at 12 O'Clock III: that
valuable LOT ut he southwest corner Of Main and
and being the lot on which the American Hotel
formerly stood, for term Of ten To twenty wears,
Mt the end Of which time The buildings VIII be paid
for ar v,luatinn. The LOT fronts 80 feet on Main
street and runs back $50 feet to an alcv % fest
wide. This lot, being In III: centre cfth. business
portion Of the city, is considered enc of the best
for first-class hotel or for sores
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
Real Estate Agent aud Aucticncer.