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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-09-30

we get the ominous year of 1848, in which
Louis Philippe actually abdicated the
French throne This method of calcula-
tion has been applied to the present En-
peror, and equally surprising results have
hno ooli
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-06-09

FAIRFIELD, Ohio, Is the home Of

FAIRFIELD, Ohio, Is the home Of The
Simon Pure Democracy Of the age
Democratic Fairfield has just held it,
convention. After preambling tha
the country has eonc TO eternal smasi
and into splinters unless there is ,
" speedy return and strict adherence,
to Democratic doctrines" il was re-
solved "that We are in favor Of dis
owning the bonded debt, or in othe,
words, arc 10 favor Of repudiating it.
After thus disposing Of the publi
debt, the convention disposed ofth,
negro, by declaring "that we s:e un
al,erably opposed to negro citincushiI
and negro suffrage"
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Free Trade.

That the present movement for free
trade in this country is in ;he sole In
tercs, Of the British manufacturers
and is not advocated from any honest
conviction of its necessity in the mind.
Of those engaged iu il, Is fact appar.
ent TO all The "rcvcnue tariff men
OF course deny this, and and are en-
deavoring to palm themselves off upon
the people Of the country rs disin,er-
e.,ed reiormers. The following from
the London (Eogland) Mining Journal,
an organ Of the British iron aud steel
interests, sufficiently explains the OBJ
jcc's OF the vassals of the English
manufacturers, and thD weighty mo,
tives which govern their action:
AsERIcAS LEGrsLArios on BnIrisH lnoS
AND sIEgL.-We have good newe from the
United States. The House Of Representa-.
iives, in their discussion on the new tariff
bill have got beyond the debate on the
general principles, and are now conte,ting
the measure in its details. II has reached
the item OF iron. aud has disposed Of the
duty upon pigs in fashion most saiisfsc.
rory 10 fne NFititD HOnmhrIeF. NiOst OF
our readers know that the existing duty on
pig iron imported into the States IL 50 a
ton. As n sop TO Cerberus, hoping thereby
The more efeeiually TO secure higher duties
upon finished iron and steel than those al
present levied. the Committee % Ways and
Means. through whom the PepnsylvsniA
ironmasiers we're operating, proposed TO re.
duoe the duty TO 81. Last Monday, how.
ever. they found that they were taken in
their own net. To the proposition that 81
should henceforih be the duty upon pig iron
generally. General Butler moved an amend.
meni. bringing down the duty another 81.
and hIing II al So o ton. II WAS q thin
House; for out Of the whole number Of
Representatives ninety y eight members were
absent, aud we are thankful they were.
There sbsense left the frst-ua aders with
just majority. Amer several hours de-
bate, General Butler carried his amend.
msnt by hve votes, the numbers bsing-for
II 80. sgsinst II 81. A. an sugry Of the
future. Il 10 most gratifying that 80 many
Representatives we're out ofihs House
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Tug contest f,r the nomination
in this county was exciting and
interesting. The candidates all
worked faithfully and earnestly
aud althou,h they were al
conceded to be good and upright men,
nll of them could not expect to be
nominated ; and If those who were
unsuccessful, feel little SIRE, they
have the satisfaction of knowing that
they were not defeated by unworthy
rivals. We think the campaign was
n fair onc-,hat no dishonorablt
means we're used by one candidate to
tho de,rimcnt OF another, that ali are
now ready and willing to do then
whole duty towards clcc'ing the ticket
put in nomination.
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Republican Convention.

In pursuance Of the call Of the Republi.
can Standing Committee Of snyder county,
the Return Judges met in Convention in the
Court House, In this place, on the 9Th inst.
On motion, Capt. John Helm, Of Monroe.
was elected President. and Charles d. Miller.
Of selinsgrove, and Henry NJ. Freed, OF
Chapman, Secretaries.
DR.. J. Y. shindel, Joseph s. Ulsh. and
Harrison Brouse were appointed commits
tee TO draft resolutions.
The following named persons represented
their respective districts Is Return Judges:
Beaver. Joseph $. Ulsh; West Beaver,
Henry X. Kepp; Centre, Sol. BowersoK ;
Chapman. Henry NJ. Freed Franklin, Js-
cob IIassinger Jackson. Harrison Brouse;
Monroe, Capt. John Helm; Mildlecreek.
Alfred Marburger; Midileburg, DR.. J. y.
shindel Perry. Dr. II. NJ. Nipple West
Perry, Abraham Mittcrling; Penns. Levi
Row; Seliusgrovc. Chas. Is. Miller Union,
j. J. Kelley; Washington. II. II. Grimm
The returns from the various districts o'
the county were opened and the result oil
the election announced, as follows:
4 S...,nx A...n,hiy A. y.d.ts
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the Constan tinopie Fire.

CoNsrAsrrNoHLE, June 9.-.Ths
great frs 10 the Pers district hes been
fully subdued. and something like or
der rciens again. According TO care.
ful account, over seven thousand build
ings Of oil sorts have been destroyed.
Many Of these were the best 10 the
city. The total loss caused by the fire
e assputed roughly at twenty hve
million pounds sterling. English un-
icviwritsrs suffer heavy losses. The
archives Of the British Embassy was
saved. The Armenian Church Of the
Immaculate Conception wa, on fire
several times, and Is considerably
damaged but the Gobelin tapestry
the gift Of the Empress Eueeuic, with
which the church was decorated, was
saved uuhatmcd. The loss Of life BY
the eonaagration was frightful. AT
some points whole families were hcm-
med N by the flames and perished In
full view of the spectators, who were
unable 10 rescue thom. The panic
amosg the people was terrible, and
many Who nigh, have escaped lost oil
presence Of mind and were unable I,
save themselves. Others, IN despair
made no effort to hy and were lost.
Some Of the Turks, 10 tho spirit Of
fatalism peculiar to that race aud re
ligiou, shut themselves up in thei'
houses, refused assistance aud me'
their fate without a murmur. II ha
been ascertaiued that twos hundrad
and fifty persons were burned TO destl
or killed by the falling walls, aud ma
uy moro are missing. .'.
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Death OF Charies Dickens.

LONDON, June l0.-The London
Globe, in its last edition last evening
startled the community with the su.
nounc cement that Charles Dickens had
been seized with paralysis and was ly-
ing inseusible at his residence, at
Gad's Hill, near Rochester, 10 Kent.
The news spread rapidly and Gre
a,ed tie most profound regret; but
the worst was still to come. Tele-
grams have since been received sn.
nouucing the death of the great nov
elist at a quarter past 6 last evening.
Dickens was at dinner on Weducs-
day, when he was sisxed with the fit.
Dr.. Steel, of the village Of Stroud,
who was for many years the family
physician Of Mr.. Dickens, was immc-
diately called 10. and remained till
nearly midnight.
The conditions Of the patient be,
coming worse and wore. il was deem;
ed advisable 10 summon physicians
from London, kilograms were prompt.
ly despatched, and yesterday morning
several London physiciaus arrived ..
Gad's Hill.
A consultation was held, and tho
case at oneo pronounced hopeless.
The patient sank gradually, aod died
at fifteen minutes past 6 O'Clock las,
evening. at the age Of 58 years.
Mr.. Dickens had been i'll for sever
al days, but not seriously. He had
even visited Rochester aud other points
during the present week.
The death Of the great novelist ha,
plundged the nation into morning.
The Queen has sent q message ol
coincidence to the family, and public
institutions have suspended bushes.
for the day rs Q mark Of respect.
All the London papers have obitu.
ary articles this morning. I
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A KENTUCKY Democrat has key

A KENTUCKY Democrat has kept
bis word faithfully. The Kentucky
Sfaie,man says: "Not many weeks
ago stvell-'o-do farmer Of Harrison
county declared that he was dctcrm.
inod not to 'iive 10 see niger vote.
The fifteenth Amendment was an
nounced Is ratified. OF course, negro
voting was theo in tho near future.
Our farmer saw Il coming. and sbso-
lutcly did deliberately take his owr
life. He sealed his Democratic testi'
N my with his own blood Had ht
slaughtered q few negroes, Kentucky
would not have been os,onishe1. A
It is, his conduct is considered mex
plicable.
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FoR rHE SsNArE.--We hear, with

fOk THE SBNhTb.-Wo ueur, WIN
grati6cstioo. that the Republicans of
Snyd county, at their primary elec.
too sn last Saturday, nominated A. @.
Simpson, ESQ, Of Selinsgrovc. for tho
State Senate. Tho District Is COM
poscd Of tho counties Of Lycomiug
Union aud Snyder. last represented by
John'B Beck, (Dem.) We do not
know whether there arc Republican
oaudiantes for the Senate 10 tho other
two counties, but We arc sure that
should they oil agree upon the NOM
ins,ioo Of Mr.. Simpson they would &C.
cure . very creditsble representation
10 the higher branch OF our State Leg
islature,--. .Sssbary Ga:ctte.
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BALLou's MosrHLr MA0AxiSH The
July number Of BALLoU's MONTHLY MAoA-
rIsE 10 tho commencement Of the Thirty
second Volume. Its popularity 10 now 90
great that no msgssins In the country
stands higher In the estimation Of the pse-
pie for genuine interest apd excellence.
bach number ooataias 100 pages Of reading
matter-stories. poems, Historical events
Wit and humor. . housekeeping depart.
nsnt, from sixteen TO twenty illustrstiosi
Of nois1 scenes and places. All this csu
hs ootsine. for u 90 per year. OF Aftssr
esais single sepyj snd club terms err
svsu shsspsy rvonss I TALsor, Best %
Asss., ere As publishssa 2" '' n p
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-.The Committee on Resolutions announced
The following which were heartily cnid sen
by the entire Convention;
wnEagAs It IL right anil proper that the
people should At times, proclaim their prin-
ciplcs in political matters And whereas
the llih Congressional District is deeply
concerned in the protection Of their indus.
trial Developments opposition to the
tanning hcresy Of free trade. Aud where
ns we have heretofore found in our pres.
ent Representative in Congress, an able
yigilant, pcrsistant and successful dcfen.
der Of our best interests Therefore we the
representatives Of the people Of Snyder
County, in County Convention assembled,
do
Pe,oiv,-That we most cordially endorse
! the valuable services, OF the Hon. John
II. Packer in Congress, In behalf OF protec-
ton 10 American industry.
Re.oirsd-Thn, it is the interest OF every
citizen of this disirict-of every man who
desires profit from the production AMI sale
Of articles Of home industry, and who de-
sires tho protection Of the laboring man.
to return the Hon. John Is. Packer TO Con
gress, because he has proven himself q
firm defender OF the principles above set
forth because be is an unswerving Re
publican, and because OF his uprighiness
and integrity Of character.
| Resolrsd-That We have full confidence
in the wisdom, patriotism and ability Of
President Grants administration. and that
we will hail the re nomination Of President
Grant with delight.
Resolrsd.Thatinihei Hon monCameron.
The great commonwea,n OF rsnnsyisan,' van,
r' Sn nj J.nny ,r'.,wor,bv and who on Al, scca.
.ions stands firm to all her true interests,
therefore let him remain in the Councils OF
The nation. so long ns life shall last.
R,solred-Tba' me administration OF
Gen, John W. Geary meets our entire ap-
,.aIa,;o,
P'oo",o', n
Simpson ESQ.,. as Senator Of this District
c,,la. co,n,, h.. M, f,r,h one ~ her
strongest cilirens, one worthy OF the posi-
iiou and who has accomplished as much
for the welfare OF the county AS any Other .
nan ,,.,', w. u"' .,,;i.S ,,s . Uom;,ss - -.
bo,,ily assert. that her claim shall no, be
denied.
Rs'oieed-ThM The ticket this day Pu. in
nomination, Is wot,ny 'ne supPoS. " a''
@ "nd ~ nI.dr nn,ss,,ss m n.c ali
honorable means 10 promote their trium-
phat election on the second Tuesday Of
oeiooe, hs"; A. AZ.
,on,sn,;on he n"h,;.hsd in An N. n,nsr.
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r IsT OF LANDS SITUATE IN SNYDER
once rsrbs' ,.,.sS ~ rom he Land psrsr,msnt ss
OF this Common wealth, upon which no Patents
have been Issued, including the names 10 which
such location or other once rights are entered,
the amount Of money originally paid, and the
amount due the DO mmonweoith upto Juhc !, 1885,
MAZE or No. OF LOCATION ANT An'r
WAsRArrEE. Acspe on IN. on Dus
ArrLiEp TowNe'P. ACCT.
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Wa fully endorse the resolutions passed
by the Rspubli can County convsntios lssi
Monday. They ere short snd right 70 The
Polni. Dou't fail to rssd them,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-06-09

SNYDER COUNTY
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
cossRsss,
JOHN u. PACKER,
oy susurRy.
ANTHONY &. SIMPSON,
or rKlissoRovx.
AssysBLv,
WILLIAM HARDING,
orrsRnr.
.ASociArE iupoE,
BENJAMIN T.. RAuDENBrSH,
~ BRAvSn.
rHurHoSorIRy,
JEREMIAH GROUSE,
oF NippLEnrno.
pratsrERA uEcoRpEH,
SAMUEL B. SCHCCk,
or NipDLrnu
pisTRtcT ATroRsEy,
BENJAMlS 7. PARKS,
or NirpLrsrRo.
rossisstosrg.
pUlLIP KINNEY,
op nEAvsR.
torsTY suRvKNoH,
AARON X. GIFT,
or NippL-pURo.
JrRY roNNlsrioSER,
HENRY BROWN,
oY wAsuisaros,
AUDITOR.
CALVIN l., FISHER.
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IT is lamentably singular that the
red man always wants to initiate frs,
The vices Of the white one. Rom, gam
bling, and lewdness have nearly killed
of the entire Indian race. and now
Spotted Tail wants 10 be delegate tc
Congress.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-06-09

in, table shows tho full number Of
votes cast throughout the county for
the various cand,dav,s, and the ma
Iurfty each successful candidate re-
ceivcd
Coagrsss-Johu B. Packer 1,2Sl
Senn,or-A. G.. Simpson gj3
w. q. IIcrrold 5sl
Simpsons majority 3I2
Assembly--W.lliam Harding $50
Irwin Smith 800
Harding's majority $50
Associate Jujgo-B. l.. Raadcn
bush al
A. J. Middlcswoith G2S
Randenbush's majority l43
Prothouo,ary-J Grouse S32
q. A. Schoch 73j
Crouse's majority %
Reg Il Recorders. b. Schuck 1G3
J. NJ. Vanzandt 5G5
Schuck's majority l9S
District AttOruey-B. 7. Parks 61s
i. n. Myers 6j9
Parks majority 10
Commissioner Philip Kinney s27
John liomig 5s5
Kinney's majority 2f2
Surveyor-A. X. Gift 800
Daniel Weirick 33G
Gifts majority 46l
Jury Conn u Romig 27f
Henry Brown 40
Fred. Gundrum 10,
Browns majority 1856
Auditor-Calvin l.. Fisher 475
ID. Dicfcnbach 26'
Fishers majority 2Os
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-06-09

TIME MAGIC COMB will chang,
l. amy colorcd hair or beard TO perma.
ncnt black or brown. II contains no poison.
Any one. can use il. One sent by mail fot
81. Address MAGIC COMB CO.,
mar2i-3m Springfield, Mass.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-06-09

6eSDE THE FOLSOM IMPROVED
WSeDs Twenty. Five Dollar Family Sewing
Machine. The cheapest First Class Machine 10
the Market. AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN.
Liberal commissions allowed. For terms and
circular, address, A. \. HAMILTON, Gen. Agent,
No. TO Chestnut ST., Phila., Pa. Isl. 3m
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-06-09
VALUABLE FARMATpRIvArE SALE

The subscriber offers vt private sale his
VALUABLE FARM, 'itunt in Monroe
township. Snyder County. Pa. adjoining
lands Of Abraham Fisher, Micheal Hummel
and others, containing about
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-06-09
Dwelling House.

ou,buildings. good water convenient for all
purposes, a large
APPLE ORCHARD,
containing choice grated fruit, &c. The
farm is under good fence, naturally fertile
and highly productive; is in q healthy
country about three miles from Selins-
grove and two miles from .Shamok!n Dam,
on the west bank Of the Susquehanna river
lis convenient TO Markets, Railroads, Ca
mails, Churches and Schools.
will be sold on easy terms, and posses sion
given Immediately i! desired. For further
particulars inquire Of the subscriber on the
premises.
Capt. JOHN Helm.
Monroe twp, June &, 1870.
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Hgox goxsISksyyKiSrII.gssa:Mea!Ns Igs:

Fon FAMILY Usr, simple, cheap, reiiaJk
Kniis everything. Agents Wanted. Cir
cular and sample stocking FREE. Addre,
HINKLEY KNITTING MACHINE Co. Bath,
Me-, or t16 Broadway, N. Y. [Fcb.l7-3n
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$lOO to $3.50 Us. :s1. month ssss ss..' q
Wages paid weekly to Agents eyerywhere, is1
Lines. Busincss permanent. FOR naii psStIs1
Pa. IIlI May b-Iw
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CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS

II W. 2 VT 'O.NJ HfNV-NVItf I II
~ Asthma, and Catarrb cured Ivy inbals
tion. A5botts lnbnling J tidis the onl,
remedy that operates on ID l. ,ngs-lissolvc
the tubercles. which are inrown off, tb
cavities heal. and cure is effected. Treat
ment by letter or in person can be had on
Of Y. VAN IUMMEL. NJ. D., Ii West lAl
ST. MY. ION
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w SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE, Ir'cs
tas; II makes the Lock stich,n tAliks on
both sldes) and is the only licensed under feed
by wheeler d Wilson, Grover h Baker and
singer h 20. All other under.feed Shuttle Ma.
chimes sold for less than t60 are infringemerts,
Address JOHNSON, CLARK d CU., boston
Mass, Pittsgarg, Pa, Chicago Ill or st. Louis,
Mo. 2m
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175 ACRES.

more or less, nine, y-hve ncres Of which are
cleared and in high ntate OF cultivation {:
the balance is covered with the best Of tim.
Der. The improvements co 'sist Of q good
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-06-09

&unA DAY-Business entirely now and
- uN1honorable. Liberable Inducements.
Descriptive circular free, Address j. Z. RAND
d Co, Biddeford, Me. 3m
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Newspaper
Advertising.

issued, contains list Of tho best American Ad.
ysrtising Mediums, giving the names, circuls.
tions, and the full particulars concerning tho
leading Daily and Weekly Political and Family
Newspapers, together with all those haying large
circuintlons Published In the interest Of Religion
Agriculture. Literature, So, &C. Every Adver.
tisor. and every person who contcmplates becon.
Ing such. will ind this book OF great value -
Mailed free 10 any address on receipt Of fifteen
conts GEO. p. ROWEII. CO, Publishers.
No. 20 Park Row. New York.
The Pittsburg pal Leader. 10 Its Issue Of Ma y
20, 1870. says "The hrin OF u. p. Rowell l. Co.
which Issues this Interesting aud valuable book,
is the largest and best Advertising Agency In
tbs United ststss. and We can cheerfully recon-
mend II to tho attention Of those who desire TO
advertise their business SCIENTIFICALLY
and SYSTEMATICALLY In such way; that
10, 10 as TO secure the largest amount Of publicity
for tbs least expenditure OF money"
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-06-09

RoreI g. Co.'S A,lrerfisem epts.
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R.H. MCDONALD & CO,
Druggists, and general Agents, San Francis
merce ST., N. Y. r.
DEALERS. Mar 1o-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-20

-MoRTUARY REPoRT.-The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, September II, 1870, compiled from sex
tons returns received at the office Of the
Board Of Health:
Whole number of deaths in the city, AZ in
addition, 2 still-born were reported. Sex :
Males, II; females, 25. Color: White
males, g.; white females, II colored males,
8; colofed females, IA. Unknown, L. Con-
dition Single, 81 married, 5; widowers,
United States, Al; Ireland, l.. Locality !:
City at large, 3; Marshall Ward, 1 Jetier-
son Ward, 13; Madison Ward, 5; Monroe
Ward, IA; Clay Ward, Q; Almshouse, s.;
Medical College infrmary,2. Age: One
day to thirty, 3; one month to six, g; six
months to twelve, 81 one year to three, g.;
three years to five, 2; five years to ten, !;
ten years to twenty, 3; twenty years to
thirty, 3; thirty years to forty, 3; fifty
years to sixty, 1 ; sixty years to seventy, 3;
seventy years to eighty, 3; unknown, l.. BY
whom certified Regular practitioners, So;
coroner, / !; Board of Health, 6. Causes of
death: Abcess, / asthma, 1 ; bronchitis
(acute), l congestive fever, Group, l;
convulsions, 2; cholera infantum, 3; con-
gestive chill, l; congestion OF brain, l ; con-
Sumption, 5; 6 white, colored } dropsy,
1 diarrhGa (acute), l diarrh9a (chronic),
3; hemorrhage from cord, 1 hyphcrtrophy
of heart, !; infantlcide, inflammation Of
bowels, 1 !; Inflammation of stomach (chron-
icy, 1; marasmus, 1 !; meaningless, /; pento-
mites (traumatic). pneumonia, soften
ing of brain, 1 typhoid fever, teething,
l tabes mesenterica, 3; unknown, 4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-20

SOMETHING NEw-SOMETHISG NEEDED I'VE
would call the attention Of our lady readers to the
fac. that Mrs. JOSEPHINE GRANGER, from Paris,
and now established at No. .l2 iarshall street, Is
prepared TO do up and repair laces, lace cultainF,
etc. Having received a very liberal encourage
ment since her arrival, Mrs. GRANGER has con-
cluded to rem lin here this winter. Ladies IN the
habit Of sending their laccs 10 CIV YORK will do
well to call on he, rs she does superior work 1t
moderate prices. BY special permission Mrs,
GRANGER offers the following ladies for refer
encts: Mrs. Franklin stearns, Mrs. A. + liar
vey, Mrs. John H. Williams, AID others. Mrs. c.
Cabell writes as follows:
AUGUST 30, SOL take great pleasure In re-
commencing Mrs. JOSEPHINE GRANGER, as s: c
has Tended and done up some laces for me In tie
most beautiful Manner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-20
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK & LAUGHTON will sell Ut 10 A. NJ. m
assortment Of household and kitchen furni-
ture, &c.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR will sell at ~ P. NJ. six lots
Of land III the city, near the penitentiary.
F. T. lSBELL will sell at d P. NJ. q dwelling and
three desirable building lots at the corner Of
Clay and Henry streets.
". GODDIN will sell at p. NJ. the valuable
foundry property on the north side OF Cary,
between Eighth and Ninth streets.
CHARLES II. WORKMAN & co. will sell ct IL
A. NJ. alarse and attractive assortment of gro-
cercs &c.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at u p. H. two
building lots on the south side Of Marshall, be-
tween Madison and Monroe streets.
". GODDlN will sell at d r. NJ. residence on
the west line of Seventh, between Franklin aud
Grace streets.