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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-29

ENERAL AGENTS FOR THE CELE-
" DRAFTED WHEELER 4 WILSON SEW
euperiOr facilities 10 conduct our business on the
most liberal basis, and keep constantly ON hand
full assortment of the above celebrated MacliDc,
with all the modern improvements ana findings
for .he same, such Needles, Sewing SILK, Cot
ton. &c. Machines sold on the lease plan at cash
pril es lnstalments OF $40 d month. Repairs
promptly attended to.
GEORGE II. BROWN & CO.,
No. 739 Main, corner of Eighth street.
Agents wanted throughout the State. my IL
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

EOR SALE PRIVATELY, very a.
| a desirable FRAMED TENEMENT, on VII
the South side of Darlington street. near Mcchan-
icSvillc turnpike, containing four rooms; and
kitchen with two rooms and also good well oil
water In the yard now renting to good tenant
for Sl2. SO per month.
L. u. EACHO, Real Estate Agent,
Office No. Fourteenth street,
lie 25-.6t near Exchange Hotel.
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SEWINGuMACHHNES.

4 SEWING-MACHlNE is something
IN that you do not often buy, and need not only
once in i lifetime, Ii you get a good. one. .s-a
The HOW Z SEWING-MACIl1NE Will do your
work better, with less trouble, than any other In
use.
Call ut 500 Main street, Spotswood Hotel build
ings, and examine them. ..... .,.
them about the city, but give you cordial invita-
ton TO call at our rooms and sec for yourself.
j. +. MCKINNEY,
..a' General Agent.
NV. DARBIE, Business Manager.
TO 1,uk
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.


DLANTERS A ND FARMERS, AT
Il TENTION !-EXIfIBlTION AND TRAIL
TilRASHERS AND CLEANERS tTKEAD-
POWER).-0n FRIDAY, July l. on the place or
Z. g. Fritz, ESQ, about one-fuurth OF mile east
or the city limits of Richmond on the York River
railroad, we will exhibit and Test the capacity or
one Of MELICk'S CELEBRATED TREAD
POWER PEERLESS THRASHE RS AND
CLEANERS. Come and gee 1t tested to your full
satisfaction.
A.. v. ID. LEIGH & Co, Agents,
j. ?S-4t 1913 Cary street, Richmond Va.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-A-
" BILE REAL ESTATE ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF CARY STREET BETWEEN FOUR
TENTH AND FIFTEENTH.-In execution of
decree of The circuit court Of Richmond entered
on the 10th day of November, 1869. In the case Of
Rallm and ais. rs. Rahm and aLs., The subscriber,
special Coinmiseioner appointed for the purpose,
vii! sell at auction, upon the prou'Ss%, ,,,m
WEDNESDAY, Goth June, 1870 at II 0'clock NJ,
flair, If not, then the first fair day thereafter.
at the same hour, the REAL ESTATE which was
sold by A. j. Rahm, commissioner, tn Boyle
Gamble, situated as stated above, fronting % feet
OIL Cary street and running back 100 feet to IN
alley, being the same property upon which the
Ships Of said Boyle & Gamble now stand
TERMS Cash sufficient to defray expenses Of
sale and the costs in court, and the of $3 600
with interest from 18th February, 1868 subject TO
credit thereon OF S36i.C3 credit as to $1,27O
with interest thereon from 18th February, 1868,
until 18th February. 1871: Il further credit rs TO
81, leo with interest thereon from ssll February,
1868, until 18th August 1871; and the residue upon
terms to be made known ut the time of sale; the
purchaser to execute for the deferred payments
negotiable notes with interest added FROM the day
of sale, and also to pay taxes for 1870 The title
will be retained by the court until the notes arc
paid. CHARLES U. NILLlAMS,
Commissioner.
rurrpDc WIIIJ.Ms huptInnpprS.
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TSNVELCPES AND PA p X R.--Fun
~ stockas ELLYSON d TAYLoRsa
no adjoining GSsssSses Bst!cln
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BY Lyme &c Brother, i5-~Eef IL
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No, 1880 Main street. ...-s 3

INVALUABLE VACANT LOTS ON THE
" WEST LINE OF UNION BETWEEN
FRANKLIN AND GRACE STREETS, ADJ
JOINING THE PROPERTY OF THE CHESA-
AT hUCTION.-We will, at the request OF tho
personal representative Of John McKenley's es-
tate, sell at public auction, on the premises, on
two valuable LOTS, located as above described,
fronting 80 and % feet, and running back depth
of 30 feet each. Taxes OF 1870 to be paid by The
purchaser. -, -. II ~ 49,. =
: TERMS AZ sale. LYME & BROTHER, .
jc 27-MTuThF AuctiOneers.
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ByCo0k 4 LauglIton, Auctioncers.
corner Governor and Franklin streets.


corner Governor and Franklin Streets
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
IL TURE, BEDDING, MATING, &C.. AT
AUCTION.-TIIIS DAY at 10 O'Clock VIC VIII sell
at our auction-rooms nv, -r-,,,
One handsome MAHOGANY PARLoR SUIT,
covered with haircloth, with medallion backs !;
ROSEWOOD MAKBLE.TOF PAkLOR IA
Two Solid OAK CHAMBER SUITS, complete,
with marble tOp-pieces;
HAIR and SIIUCK MATTRESSES.
Superior PILLOWS and BOLSTERS,
LINEN and COTTON SHEETS,
BRUSSELS CARPE rs and DRUGiETS,
CHECKED MATING and FLOOR OIL.
BUREAUs,' wAsHsTANDs, and TABLES;
REFRIG ERATORS,
WATER-CUOLERS,
OFFICE DESKS and CHAIRS,
CANE AND WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS and ROCK
JENNY LIND and COTTAGE BEDsTEADs.
TIN SAFES.
KITCHEN TABLES,
BOOKCASES,
ENtRAVINGS, &C.,
GILT and MAHOGANY LOOKING-GLASSES,
Five barrels CORNED SHAD.
COOK & LAUGHTON,
1e 20 AuctOneers.
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BY Richardson 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
No. I1l3 Main street.

A DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT FOR
IA SALE AT AUCTION. Will lie sold n anrs
ton, on the premises, THURSDAY the 10th In
stanf at half-past O'Clock L. NJ, 4 desirable
BUILDING LOT fronting as by IoS feet on the
south Side of Main street between Third and
Fourth streets. with IN alley In tho rear three and
q half feet wide. VA - ''''
TERMS Onc-third cash the balance In fur
eight, and twelve months for negotiable notns'
Interest added, and secured by deed of trust.
a. RICHARDSON 4 co.
. Je 70 AuCtlonccrs.
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NOR RENT, THAT VERY DE- A.
4 SlRABLE BRICK HOUSE situated on Iii
the north side of Clay street between First and
second, containing seven rooms; kitchen with
two rooms: gas and water and other convent
encrs {; all In thorough repair; now occupied by
Captain ID. Nj. Lee. Possession can be had by the
9TH Of July next.
l.. u. EACHO, Real Estate Agent,
office No. Fourteenth street,
IL est near Exchange Hotel.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. lib Main street. -

TRUSTEES SALE OF A HANDSOME
By virtue of two certain deeds OF trust, dated re-
spccively the 3d and5Lh days of July, 1862 t" the
undersigned trustees, and recorded III the clerks
office OF the county court Of Henrico, ID. b. So,
pages h33 and 53+ being so required 10 do by the
lcne1ciares therein secured We shall sell at a4c-
slant, at O'Clock +. NJ, the REAL ESTATE
mentioned IN said deeds, consisting or FOUE
ACRES Of hlghlS TarGe1 Is N % %eaa
and substantially built. containing eiEli rooms
and passage through the centre ; brick Kitchen,
frame barn, stable, and carriagc-house-ali In
Thorough repair, and surrounded by beautiful
grove Of large oak trees, dcsirably located about
onemilc from the city limits on the Brooke turn
pike opposite the toll gate. Toll, six or seven
TERMS Cash as to SO much as may be neces-
sary deray The ea penses of executing the trusts,
TO pay off 4 note of 81, $50 With interest thereon
one-tenth of the whole amount of purchase mo-
ncy; The residue at four, eight, and twelve months
for negotiable notes, interest added anu secured
by decd Of trust. e..
I. K. L. HoWisoN,
RICHARDSON 4 Co., Auctioncers.
We will also sell ut the same time and place an
other TRACT OF LAND belonging to aud Eepa-
rated from the above by u lane, containing FIJI
TEEN AND A HALF ACRES in u high state Of
Improvement, with fine young andproductivc Or
char1 OF choice fruit trees.
TERMS One-Lhlrd cash The balance at fonr,
eight, and twelve months for negotiable notes, In
terest added and secured by a deed Of trast.
RICHARDSON & CO.,
jc2o Auctioneers.
The aforementioned property was offered for
sale on the 10Th of May last and withdrawn be-
been since adjusted the title Is indlsputable.
je2 Auctioneers.
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WOOD AND COAL

SaIiOyER HILL COAL.-1 am now pre-
I J pared to furnish all grades OF CLOVER hill
go fI, at the following reduced prices
LUMP, $5.7S per load. delivered: Hal"
HARD, for either crates or cooking stefcS; -
Also ANTHRACITE COAL or best 9nstly
SOFT COKE for cooking purposes o Ah Anu
20 am Seventh and Byrd streets.
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J. AUS,TtON .sAIF.ss~..Tli,1itsss nay. !.
5,lt - aaiSy Hin q a0diin; Rt.st1
+: Real Estste Auctionaers, 1eaS MHfh Bfreet.

~
pY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
~ e skesusea t9 me eg rnrner Brook. Co, On
@ 91 ,se
misses OF James Tnrner,r on Leigh street between
~ ' H.
siarge SCREWS - @1's.'5.7~
ss we RIfl,r sSE sgS Hanpu ' =. 8
,9 Q STALLS, -,
- 1 largo STOVE,
CHEST and DRYERS. ,.f .-.lt.,
BOILER and STOVE, .t~tA' W.
large LEVER, 8, sIa@ al .....-j,1 4t
4 Ios & TINS ana 1s r y s. 49, .'s.. ~
I DRAWER, and ..,r.-..... r.
extra BOILER. -' r.<.f =
TERMS: Liberal; announced nj time Of sale:
...... ......,l JOHN $. WISE, Trustee. &
This sale VIII take place THIS EVENING ut 5
O'Clock punctually and positively unless the
weather Is too Indictment.
yCook & Laughton, Auctioneers.
corner of Governor and Franklin streets.
nREss GOODS, re.~....
~ DRESS GOODS, .1 ="
...a 49,. CLOTHS,
r oAss1MEREs, So, AT Auction.
On MONDAY the 27th instant, at 10 O'Clock; we
viii sell at auction the remainder OIL Mcssrs' WIZ
liam N. Bell Il Co.'s stock of ~
~ DRESS GOODS, DRY GOODS h. ..' 'l..
HOSIERY, GLOVES, NOTIONS r.....s
WHITE GOODS, ..-
SIIAWLS and CfIOAKS,
CLOTHS CASSIMERES, JEANS,
FLANNELS, PRINTS, f..
DOMESTICS, &C.,
together with everything pertaining t. trst-ciass
dry goods stock.
The ladies arc especially invited Z" hl,oru tnis
sale as the goods will he sold In lot lnd uantl-
Ties 10 suit them COOK & LAU1uIl NJ,
Auctloncers.
The above sale will be continued THIS DAY at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. COOK & LAUGllToN, +.
10 % AuctIonccrs.
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My STORE No. Ais Broad street is FOR RENT.
[je eli
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.

NJ EW AMI CdEA1 dOODS.
have just opened new and handsome assort-
mcnt of LADIES' DRESS GOODS and FANCY
ARTICLES, to which invite the public to call
and examine.
Particular bargains In RIBBONS, of MI widths,
for sashes and trimmings; the latest style pom
GEE SILK PARASOLS the latest style LACE
COLLARS very low and handsome; ladies' best
KID GLOVES s73c. worth $3.50; full line or
ladies, and children's HOSE; IRISH LINENS !;
TABLE-LINEN NAPKINS; extra bargains In
PIQUES from 20c., Csc, SOC. ioc., and Soc, worth
a great deal more sets Of COLLARS and CUFFS
very cheap; striped BERAGE loc. worth 1sc. :;
plain LENUS zoe. worth Soc. and 4 full assert
ment of DRESS GOODS at New York prices !;
white CAMBRICS; SWISS TARLETANS at
panic prices: all shades of SATIN for trimming;
black and colored SILKS for dresses very cheap;
mems and boys car.-LJNENS. COTTONADES.
Gail early and secure some of the great bargains
at No. l4l1 Main street, two doors from Fourteenth
street. 7. STRAUSS,
je lin Agent.
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by Francis T.5IsbeIl; -sis,.f -
: Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent e
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TWo-sToRY FaAMED TENEMENT
YER lOR WEsTHAMs PLANK-ROADl AND
PLUMB STREETS, IN SIDNEY, AND NEAR
on THURSDAY the 50th day OF June. 1870, win he
sold upon the premises, at O'Clock =. M . The
| TWO-STORY FRAMED TENEMENT located
as above stated with lot fronting IL feet and run
! ming hack ITO feet to an alley 20 feet Wide. - -
TERMS At sale. FRANCIS r. ISBELL., (.
je27 '"sT Auctfoneer
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,ysw s,S,Ssna.

~ * +zErE
- .-@, JUNE o., 1870. ss-.t-ss -s ss
q MAGNIFICENT BARGAINS! ~ :,
1000 YARDS FRENCH JAOOoNET LAWNS
: -1e'f .'sf at LII cents.
n sa4 They cost CSC. toimport them. = ~ q
s &: quick or they will all be gone Worth '7'c
SELLING OFF AT COST
REMOVAL OF JULIUS sYcLE,
July ist, from No. Ais Broad street to the large
and elegant store formerly occupied by
Mcssrs. William N. Bell & Co.,
.... MAIN STREET
i. BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH.
will from this date until July LIST sell my EN-
TIRE STOCK of
DRY GOODS AT COST,
BEFORE MOVING TO MY NEW STAND.
Thankful TO my friends and the public generally
for their liberal patronage while on Broad street,
respectfully ask continuance OF the same at
MY NEW STORE,
where shall always keep on hand large and
wcll-sclccted stock of
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. &C.
JULIUS SYCLE.
My STORE No. Ais Broad street IS FOR RENT.
Tie ell
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NOR RENT, that certain commo- a:a
Il dious and comfortably. arranged BRICK Be-
DWELLING, containing eleven rooms, with
frst-ratc double brick stable, with carriage ana
fecd-house attached; also, brick kitchen with I'VE
roo,us situated on corner Third and Cary streets,
being the lately occupied by Mr.. Alcxana aer
Walker. Possession given iInmeIlateiy: apply
1T Gun u mtLLEh =,
10 25--lwx corner Thirteenth and Cary.
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AEOCANAQUA COAL COMPANY.

MI ,,rsa
Having been made GE STforthe above-h ahssn
company for all the State south OF Az han ~.
An, r,r, pared To furnish this COAL bI the earso
on more favorable terms than can be had IN ni'a
delphia The Goals OF these mines are s,as s,c'
amongst the best La Pennsylvania. VIVA ais'
supply families In small quantities: u.,s,>pn
so6 tons GEORGES CREEK CEM6l EIasIL.saNp
COAL for sale. thF hu pEs 80.
10 IL corner Seventeenth and Doek strcs.s.
CUMBERLAND C0AL.--Just receiver
Sta cargo freshly mined ssGRoRGs'S CkE .t,,,
COAL, - said 10 be tns IN TAP -
use for staam and smith purposes. Atse, NV
ANTHRACITE for fouldries. EGei, olofia
and CHESTNUT COAL for cooking nntposasss'
"AN > ~ - F''-''e. - s. r. LATHR9r,
myo Seventeenth street a!dsaw.oEH9e'
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NOR RENT, THAT VERY De 81
L, SlRARLE RESIDENCE on the south hi
wcst corner Of Twelfth AMI Marshall streets IL
has baihs-cuId, hot, and Observation-Disclosures,
and ali the necessary modern improvements Pos
session given July lst. For terms, Apply on the
u. emisps or TO W. II. ROBINS,
IL " a. 1907 Main street.
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SEWING-MACHINES OF ALL KINDS
y REPAiRED. Ths SLOAT ELLIPTIC SEW
ING MACHINES BOUGHT and SOLD. We sell
the only PROPER NEEDLES foE the SLOAT
MACHINES.
SLOAT & ADDINGTON,
IVA l&ly Cary street. near Fourteenth.
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~ = BY UQ0k % UaugntQu, Auctioneefa, a. !.
sf corner Of Governor and franklin streets. +
~ ~ z ttsgff ttf7f
GALE Of GOVERNMENT BUILD
DAY he I'd dsy Of T. July lssgas To- aSoeH A.Msi
- i WAfihHogsE; two stories, 30 By % feet i,
~ i SCALE-H0UBE, - ,t.ss' t$1S7fs : 7
~ 1.COAIFSHED,'g Gtgess; rsHtbssf 9s8 StsfH -
~ ,1LIME SHED. a.. 4E,lt IsstIY.Yst gIg,ftn ,
400 feet BOARD FENCE.
fEhAs: Cash In United States currency on day
or sale. Buildings and Fencing 10 be removed by
Jniy 10, 1870. r.. G.. CHANDLER,
iBrsyet Colonel; aud Quartermaster -
je 29-tds sr: 49,. United States Army. Il
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EuR RENT, THAT VERY DE- Gd
Il SlRAELF. RESIDENCE situated Oh the ~
west side OF Tenth street hetw, en- Marshall AMI
Clay. now in tn" occupancy OF the Rev. ~. w.
Watkins. This house Is well arranged, having all
The modern improvements, and Is convenient t,'
business. The location cannot he surpassed.
Possession can ne had on the 18th of july next.
L. u. EACIIO, Real Estate Agent,
Office No. Fourteenth street,
ie 25-4t near Exchange Hotel.
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EOR RENT, that very desirable an
Il BRICK HOUSE situated on the south !AsaI
side of Clay street, between Fourth and tllln
streets, contalning eight rooms Kitchen win lotr
rooms gas and water, &c. !; now Ill the occupancy
OF s. II. Jacobs, Esq. Possession can be htdon
the Isl vi July next j.. -: EACHt
Real Estate Agent.
Office, No. Q Fourteenth street,
tc"7-tt near EAchanSc Hotel.
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VIZ ANTED, III good business, a PART
w MIR, with both capital and business cXpe-
ricncc, to start manufacturing for the southern
market. Inquire At the Di$pdtch office, or aa-
dress j. B., pnSt-Oficc. le Il--enu.W
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT, BRICK DWELLlNGmS
Il. No. or Seventh street hcyond Leigh, A2.l
al present occupied by L. +. Howard. Esq, COT
taiug ten rooms; three stories above basement;
gas water, bathroom, Kitchen win lnur r9nhiS,
rented With The house Till tho Isl of October IoS-
session 10Th of July, possibly sooner. hrplvS
je 2S-2t aRUBRS a. Wli-LINMS.
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TOR RENT. that very desirable
sif,,ed on tho nor til side OF Main street between
Thirtcenth and Fourteenth, containing seven
r..n,ns aud kitcbcu with two rooms; gas and
,vsfnr with bathroom all in thorough repair.
Possession can be had lnimediatly
= - e. D. EACHO Real Estute Agent,
~ / -Iff + Office, no. Fourteenth street,
4, OF At - t-Hs.a near Exchange Hotel.
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DOR RENT, new and attractive TA
l. BRICK HOUSE of SIX rooms. sit''atcu if;N
an BROAD street Church Hin, between Twenty
seventh and Twenty eighth streets, newly paper.
cd with gas throughout Kitchen stable, &c. anu
with good garden attached, aud well OF most cN.
cellent water. To 4 good tenant twill he rented
ia 81 81 Real Estate Agents.
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UIDES WANTED.-Highest market
III price paid IN cash Tor DRY AND GREEN
HIDES Iy HUI.ST u KING,
IA, 10 lac Main street.
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L,OR RENT, that very desirable and q zs:A
Il well. arranged BRICK OUSE situated at kaI
the corner of F0urtccnt and Ross streets near inc
TX chnnge Hotel, formerly occupied by M; Ed
ward IT. Winston and MIR. Alfred King. ms is
what we could call flrst-class house Ut is In tho
rough order aud Is now occupied by mrs. Lewis
II. Mann as boarding house Possession c ~ DC
had the 10th Of July or peraaps, Hre
~ Office No. Fourteenth slreet,
= to. AZ - near Exchange Hotel.
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BY Cook Il Laughlon, Auctioncers.
corner Of Governor and Franklin streets,
GRDGERlES, &C,


DICH, 3 RI G II II, SUGAR-nOUSE
IL SYRUP TN hogsLcads for sale at rchncr's
lie Is PAlMER, HARTSOOk Y co.
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1IIOICE FAMILY FLOUR.

rs barrels CITY MILLS FAMILY FLOUR.
ground from selected wheat, for family us", for
sale by \. J. GRAY,
ie o7-3t 120s Cary street.
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wAHT4s4 .s7arT.

yxTANTED, FEMALE, M i,I},o.s sSsy can
co,,a ,refi Recommended. Apply az soas ~ ~
SolaS W. " 5,.rna nnd Eirst streets. JIG Ee-N
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WANTED. a SITUATION as TEACH
w FIR I'm 4 school or private family by a
Young lady who Is thoroughly, accomplished In
music, and speaks the English, French ana itaili.
ianru,res. She can teach these, as well as greek
.,mu i' :" n;anajrb office. jc25
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C14UATION WANTED by gentleman
Sw.o has had fourteen years experience In
er S pursuits situation IN this or smother
city. Has an extensive asqnaintance, aHM gs'
Hest reference will be given. Address N EN'
4, Nh Eox 49, " <o-os
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1870-03-25

ADAMS WEDDING.--An English
journal, the Britannia, has an amusing
article, under the head of "Adam's
Wedding" The editor says that he
likes short courtships, and in this Adam
acted like he fell asleep bach
elor, and awoke to find himself mar
ried man. He appears to have "popped
the question" Immediately after meet
ing Mann ,selle Eve; and she, without
any filtration or shyness, gave him a
kiss and herself. OF that first kiss in
this world we have had, however, our
own thoughts, and sometimes in poeti-
cal mood have wished we were the man
that did it! But the deed is or was
done, the chance was Adams and he
improved it. We like the notion of
getting married in garden--it is in
good taste. We like private wedding,
and Adams was strictly private. No
beaux were there, no croaking old
maids, no chattering aunts, and grumb-
ling grandmothers. The birds of heav-
en- were minstrels, and the glad sky
shed its light upon the scene. One
thing about the first wedding brings
queer thoughts into our heads, spite of
scriptural truth. Adam and his wife
were rather young to be married-some
two or three years old, according to the
sagest speculations of theologists- mere
babies-larger, but no older-without
house, pot or kettle-nothing but
love and Eden!
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The PROGRESS OF OPINION
Nantucket sea-captain tells the follow.
ing anecdote about a shipmate who ac-
companied him on one of his early
whaling voyages:
Stiles was simple hearted, transpar.
ent young fellow and when we sailed,
had been paying attention." for some
time to young lady, who, he had rea-
son to think, did not fully reciprocate
his ardent feelings. At all events, the
parting on her side, was not so affection
ate as he could wish, and he was i'm
pressed with the belief that she onl,
Kept him as standby, in default o
better offer. 81 don't believe" Stiles
would say, with despondent shake Of
the head, 81 don't believe Ann Jones
III have me anyhow" When we had
been out few months, and had met
with fair success, Stiles, tone was modi-
fled. The burden of his monologue
changed to, "Well / don't know but
what Ann Jones III have me after all -
With thousand barrels of oil under
matches, he became still more hopeful,
"Chance is pretty good for Ann Jones. -
ne would say: "Pretty good now." AT
fifteen hundred barrels he had assumed
a self satisfied manner, and soliloquised
~ guess there's no danger but that
Ann Jones III have me now" AT two
thousand barrels-'Ann Jones I'll be
glad enough to get me now, / know
When we cut the last whale that was to
fill the vessels hold and squared away
for home, Stiles threw his hat in the
air with wild Indian yell of triumph
-"Pll be darned if RI hare Ann Jones
anyhow."
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1870-03-25

AN old lady, residing not far from
Exeter, was perhaps, one of the most
brilliant examples of conjugal tender
ness that the last century produced.
Her husband had been dying, and at
length, on the clergyman of the parish
making one of his daily visits, he found
him dead. The disconsolate widow in
giving him an account of her spouse's
last moments, told him her "poor dear
man kept groaning, but could not die"
eat last" said she, "I recolIected 1
had got piece of red tape in the draw
er, so 1 took some of that and tied it as
tight as could around his neck, and
then stopped his nose with my thumb
and finger and, poor dear he went off
like lamb"