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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-29

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
Commencement tins CnicsrsitV Of Virginia
Li,f Of Gtaduatss Taking D.sree.-TAs Al
drsssss, r..
CHARLOTTESVILLE, June p, 1859.
Enclosed, | send you 4 list OF the graduates
in Law, Medicine. Bachelors Of Arts and Mas
ters OF Arts, st the University Of Virginia for
tomorrow.
l could not send you the entire list OF gradu-
a.cs in all the Schools because they have not vet
been published. III all, there are 2os graduates
sud ~ proiicients. and perhaps larger num-
Der than these viii have been distinguishes
At the intermediate and final examination.
Baeheicr ef A,is-Launcelot NJ. Blackboard,
OF Lynchburg, Va; John Lipscomh johnson,
OF Orange Springs, Va; Edmund 2. Turner,
OF New Kent, Va.
Master Of .irtS.-Douglas G. Cannon, OF Nor
folk city, Va. ; William p. Dubose OF Wnns-
boro', :. c.; William NJ. Fonlaine, OF Hano-
yer, Va. James l.. Jones, OF King William,
Va; William L. Louthan. of Clarke, Va.
Bernard W Meredith, of Richmond city, Va.
John Murray, OF Suffolk, Va; Robert Rivey
OF Albcmarle, Va; Magill A. Smith, OF VIM
chester, Va. James NJ. Garnet, of Hanover,
Va.
Heiicine, tcith The Title Of Doctor Of M.diefae-
+. V. Bargamin, Richmond City; George W
Darlington, Richmond City Fuses Fowlke&,
Montgomery; ]. NJ. Gaines Culpeper G. H.;
VIM L. Merritt, brunswick: IL. II Noel, Es-
sex; Alexander Riyes, jr., Albenarle; Walter
Somer'ille, jr, Culpeper;
LGto, ruth TIE Tiifs Of Bdrhrlor Of Law.-Jos.
W. Anderson, Bo,rtourt; Philip M Arnold
King George; William Wallace Rird, Wash,
lngton, d. c.. John II. Gayle, Norfolk cGin IL;
J. w lIaden, Botetourt; james W. kincheioe
Fauqner; George Keith Royal, Fauquier; K
s Thomas, Smith1eld
Hon X. W. billiard, of Alabama, is here, snd
will deliver his address to-day at ~ O'Clock
The vaiediciory address before the Washing
Ton Society, by Douglas r Forrest, of Alex
aniria, and the delivery of The gold medal TO
John Ii. Gayie, OF Norfolk, tookiplacr i'll tl!e
public hall last night i'll the presence OF Il
large audience.
The lawn and rotunda were most TASTEFUL.
Illuminated and decorated with yariegatrd
lanterns, and looked like fairy land The
b"aux and bellies enjoyed themselves in prom
tladng and listening TO the music till mid
night. \.
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TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
THIRTY THREE PAsSENGE Frs KILLED

CRICA"n June 2-.-An accident on the Mich
gan Southern Railroad Last night. near South
Brnd, caused by the washing away OF tho cul
vert, killed thirty three and wounded tifty or
SKIN passengers. There are others missing.
Among the killed was tho Express lnessru-
GER, engineer, fireman, baggage master and
road master.
Among the wounded is J. Hawk, OF Charles
.aU. Va.
Most II the killed are Western
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From SSnshinotetl.

t~HISGroS, june 2S.-Thc State Depart
a'-i Ia engaged with the Mexican Minister.
s.. t1HEins postal treaty between the United
sales and Mexico, on the basis OF the Carlos
j ,rriield contract with Mexico. When COM
r.rd. the result viii bc weekly mails be-
~''n Mobile, New Orleans and all tho Mexi-
g.. tiulf purt.
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Railroad Disasters.

PutLAOsLrHIA, June 27-The train due
Hr.r last evening from Baltimore arrived at ;
OF. lock- Ihis morning II run or the track
rIr baltimore, the Engineer was killed and
.ya Others injured; no passengers were uurt
-. 4r engineers name was X. X. McClough The
5. eIdcn1 NFas caused by the train running over
u u0r>".
he freight tram going down, ran oYBr All
nE"d woman near the Bell Road. causing her
s-t'h soon after
Nj" Mas walking ON the track and would
ieaE" It, though she SAW he Train :tp-
lang and apparently designed 10 Commit
, Dir
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y oFtherH Markets.

NsN YORK, juno zs-N0oH.-Flunr declined 10
s-.'S Southern So co.. Wheat ha,. 4 downward
= -ncy. and IL n"mlnally lower. Corn firm
Il Uasz cents; yellow Si1Sf cts. Pork heavy
rs fl6!s, prime fl3',. Lard lUt.alI.. cents-
'a,.ey duh a. 73 cents Stocks dnll aud irrosu-
s--t = g. $751;. AfItrn CONNECTION auil-ssles
40 hI!ss; Red Wheat s .55u $40; wItite SIT.
,~ heavy.
tAEFIz0RE, Juno %-Flour nnminally quoted ST
I go 1915. Wheat duli-whlte SI.5Da SI.o5, -
III hrln-white and yellow ~ cent?. Provisions
: ---sn.ed. Whlsaey dnil-OhIn 5 cents.
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Navy department have received ofr,ci,,
49, igence OF the death OF Lieut.. $. s. Bas-
b. @ho dIed on board the T.. s. brig Balm.
a., f' At buenos Ayres, ON the OH Of MAY
~ Smith O'I3fien returned to limerick on
'''h from America. lie asserts his nrefer.
% Canadian habits over those OF the Unit.
a,, Ehgiislt missionary, now in Sumatra.
wrote home that he chad a melancholy
action OF examining the oven ia which
"rdeeessor Was cooked"
{ ~ senate OF Connecticut has rejected the
IL i'ntiohaf Amendment 10 abolish the dis
4 1'h VI color iii the matter Of suffrage. by
Of 10 aays 10 8 yeas
.n ieporter, who has seen ten years of
ols' On daily journal, says eii@ never
enl, case where raseaiity paid tlie first
), F" it's stockholders
T''e are 100 visitors ut Old Point, Va.
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Iowa DEMocHATIc STATE CONVENTION. The
Democratic State Convention OF lows assem-
bied at Des Moines ON the I'D instant and
made tile following nominations For Gov.
ernor, A. q. Dodge, Lieut.. Governor, L.. w
Rabbit; Judges OF the Supreme Court. L. =.
Wilson, Charles Mason and 9. G. Cole. The
popular sovereignty platform was adopted
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~, FOR RENT-The clIgibly situated STORE
III! on the corner of Broad and 9th streets JOB ieot
ala deep, with arSe basement roons. water closet,
and gas throus hout basement. store and office.
strs.t. bsy. msde the scqusintsnre of = great
many rslued friends III town and country, most Of
whom continued their PATRONAGE to my son, and
among whom are some three or four hundred rbsu-
lar customers. ith accounts rangIug from 500 to
$1,000 per year.
As to the store, the advantages Of its position ~
place of business and especially for the retall
trade, not surpassed b, an. other house III the
city, being convenient to all tho Hotels snd Rail
roads and also being the great thoroushiare for
citizens and strangers sons up or down town.
Possession given from Ist to 10th Ausnst. For
terms appl, to MANN s. VALENTINE,
je Ats Corner Broad and 9th tta.
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B'sroS, June 26.-At an exhibition OF fire
+',hs IN Charlestown last evening ON Bunker
.... Mrr. Oliver Frost was struck by 4 rock
suck and fatally injured.
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AMERICANS Is LosD0y,-Iieut Col. Crit.
rndea, Capt. chtz and Capt. Tod, of the u s.
A., we're af Morieys Hotel, London, ~ the be-
ginning OF this month. Carroll Spence late
y. y. Minister at Coastantinople, was also in
London at the time, ~ + s3
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TAI hCCtDRHT.--AD attempt ras made
J.. "'HVi Tue new sloop-oi-@ar Seminole AT
10 Ola, Fla, on the I'D ult., which failed
; ser WIS then attached 10 a steamer in or
49, " dfAY her into The water, but it broke in
-"".It, killing Geo. Daley. a Toy, and Lady,
'i"lns another lad. named TrueIuck The
''h'h %as postponed.
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4Fs. pOYsKEe PRovERBIAL pHILo.orUy
~ must put up wi heir own kin a. they
81 iholr own noses, it's their own flesh and
1@. I'm not deHyin' The women are fool
." 'iod Almighty made 'em to match the
~" Some folks tongues are like the clocks
= run on strikin, not, 10 tell you The time o.
- lay, bat because there's summat ronu
'heir own insid~
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS. Day.

- 49, 1921
BIZ Il. u. COOK. Aver.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FERSI.
- TURF At AUCTIoNs--on WEDNESDAY,,
dence Of John Hall. ESQ, corner Of Mayo aud
Franklin streets,
THE WHOLE or HTS HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FtENITURE,
which il almost entirely new. and embraces
WARDROBES, SIpEBOAKD,
BUREAUS, WASHSTANDS,
TABLES, CHAIRS,
BEDsTEApS, MATTRESSES,
LOOKING GLASSES, &c, &c.
ALSO.
The Kitchen Furniture, amongst which IS q first
rate COOKING STOVE.
Al the Same time. . iarge lot Of eesant BLAME
Its AID BEDDING, cROcKERY AND iLAsS:
WARE. lie SAT- l.. Il. COOK. Auct.
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60 FOR RENT.-The pleasant RESIDENCE
US occupied Ivy the subscriber, on Gambln's Hill,
lNo doors from Pratt's Cottage. Possession
slfen immediately. Apply to
10 1S-St IOSEpH MAYO
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- '"hFAesfoSATh CHILD-'I was showing
HHir charlie the picture Of the martyrs
'O"n ~ the hons," said Mrs .Jeukin. ..anJ
Kiny very soieInniy 10 him, trying 10
~ hiIn ieel what terrible fate il was
, y. faio hc, MI At once; oh, ma just look
" A' poor little lion away behind thcre-he
8 get zny!'
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FURTHER NHws YEOk CALIPoRSIE-We
t-tu from our San Francisco files to The 5th
Instant, by the Moses Taylor the following
additional news:
!h- ro!d Weld was most promising. The
= we weather, and the dihappe trance Of tie
ISL z amount OF snow in the mountains WAS
Wy favorable for The miners
An Indian boy, who WAS arrested on the
ARG" Of setting fire to the house of Col. Sic
'tusou At Red Blum. thereby causing the
cath IF Mrs Stevenson and three children
all Mrs. krok and two children, was taken
=, Ia his place ofcontlnememt and hung by the
rE.iluts.
Further account- OF The murders by the
gave Indians state thar alnung the killed
RS German family ny thr name OF Bertner
+. m Illinois. but latterIy from Kansas city.
an numbered father. III ,ther, three daughters
al tWo boys. Mr.. Brown, who was superin-
.LdIug the eating Of some timber at the time
80 nt"TaIly filled with arrow and died al
10 A. iInmedia tely.
h Tie accounts from Fraser River are more
p. raging than those autographed from New
'f'fahs. Ihr express companies had sent 10
All, rnl-, dtIrinE The past month s1a5 900 i'll
I % dust, and at least half H. much more was
ia'n away ia the hands Of passengers. This
.Dsld"rrd 4 large yield for the few miners
B. "urx. The great draw hack il the want of
VISIONS nnd the necessary implements To
Il The mines. The government has taken
.rsnr". 10 remedy these defects.
ID" Apaches are very troublesome in Sono-
- Nd hahe recently committed number OF
's.ssgts
= al II i rebellous feeling there. which
."aeHs 10 break ont IN open hostiIities.
""E Masonic lodge called the Pacific hax
'"4 urganiZed ia san Francisco.
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VERY yALUABLE IMPROVED REAL

ESTATE on CLAY. BETWEEN 5rH AND
sIn STREETS, AND VACANT LOTS on PRES
TON. 3sp AND 4rK STREETS. FOR SALE AT
ACCTiON.-WiIl BE- sold 1T auetisn on tho pre,ai-
Sos, IN the order advertised. IN WEDNESDAY,.
the sth day Of Jul, 1859. commencing st ~ o'rlork
r. NJ, without limit reserve. thu large and exl
eeeat BRICK BUILDING, sitaated ON the Sefih
side cf clay hetwsea sth and 9Th streest, now ee-
fronts eoss feet so feet After which viii bs sod
two beautiful BUILDING LOIS ON Preston stre.t.
ct the Of Sd street. and the other at tho
corner 81 4th street, each fronting feet, running
months, f,r negotiable nolss. interest added. So
cured by 3 trust deed.
jeN GoDDlN APPERsoS, Austs.
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DRY GOODS.
TUESDAY. JUNE asTH. 1859

TUESDAY, JUNE 2sTH. 1s59.-Wil
opened this day, at JACOB A. LEWIS, Is Nj
street, tho following lot of GOODS, all Of Will
will be found to lie very cheap: 80 doz. Extra
Perhne linen Cambria Hdkfs at Is cents apiece;I
Embroidered Lawn Bands at G1a cents; Loco III
Bands, both Csmhric and Swiss Muslin, TO he 4
At 80 per cent. below their value; 80 dozen Lii
liuckabsck Towels at l21s cents apiece; g coo y2!
Cambria and Swiss Ed,ings at 70 per cent. bell
their value; 1.0o0 good Marseilcs Shirt BosomiI
Is3a cents actually worth % cents. and much sud,
nor To those sold for 12ts cents ri other PLACED
also, IN store nice assortment of all kInd{l
Dress Goods, Linens, Table DaInas' i. Shectit
ana Shlrtinss. Remomber, that LEWIS is
place to purchase Dry Goods at the very lowl
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FIuST CTASx pRENIU1,

~ FIRST CLASS PREMIUM IA
eISrNM ILLINERf STORE.-Ars DEM ASyk
~ Gilman, on Main street, between 18th 1lE0
and 18th, respectfully inform. her customers. that
she mas now her stock Of MILLINERY complete.
and is willn. tn sell CHEAPER than any 9th Err
ESTABLISHMENT in this city.
Come and 'udEe for 'ourself.
Y R.-BLEACHISt and PRESSING done 1T the
shOrtust notes.
ALso-Storo and Cellar next door for rent. Apply
TO my E-2mS MRS. DEhELMAN
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TELEGRApHIc NEWS .,.a

iShf"Rrsp s"R INK RICHMOND prsrrArou.l
Per hoessite T.ssropA Lir,-~Ohes. I3a Fari.
Sfs0rt, MatH Street
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GENfRAL RAILROAD WORK SHOPS. FC5
SAl.E AT ACcTloN.-Will be sold at auction. 4
WEDNESDAY,, the 9th June, ls;s. e?nrn.s,nsl
'MENFS. at the hsad Of Valley street, near Il
work shops Of ths Virginia Central Railroad Con-
pany. The lot on which these tcneinents stat
front ~ feet, runs back 10 feet.
These tsnsIneuts are admirably suited for men
Inodorade nIeans.
TERns;-One- fourth cash. balance IN 4. 3 andf
months for negotiable notes, interest added, securt
by trust deed or title retained. Il
10 Is G0DDiS X APPERSoN. Alcts
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l,Eissz- CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES.

gEAIsTaI The subscriber has on hand. /. hi Coach
S>--A1-Makln. Establishment. on Lombard Al
near the Columbian Hotel. COACHES CHARIO-
TEES, BAROECHES, BU GEL rs with and withnut
tops, and SCLkl ES-a of his own make of the
best msteras and w.rkmanship-all Of which will
be sold as low ~ good work of the kind csu be in
I he city Of Richmond. and Respectfully, ask call
from those in want of any aftica ia tho Carriage
line, AZ sm determined To make to order ard 10
sell at the lowest prces possible and all work sold
that lx new, warranted. MICAJAH MANGUM
NH 7-om '
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, THAT MOST HEAUTIFULAND

Ei5 ALT ABTE TOT NTK4 SEAT cAFIe
ka.A" toUHT ERIN" FOR SALE.--Havins recently
entered into husiness ENGAGEMENTS which require
my personal undivided attention in the city, offer
for sale - Mount Erin" There 1T present reside
&c. that minute description is considered unne-
ccss,gv; but As have recently improved and hrau-
ted tho place very much. solicit pc rsous desirin.
to purchase plSco of It's kind. to examine it.. 1t
contsins shout eieht acres, most beautifully deco
rated with trees, shruhhery. &c: grove of oaks.
&c. we'll set III srass large mansion kitchen, stable
5c,sutficent to accommodate large family. Oppo-
site to. and adJolnin. the south. Is hi ht i'm
proved lot of about five acres. well set in clover
which will lie sold with the mansion lot serd-
atcly, AZ NAV I've desired.
Terms very liberai. Apply to
+. HORTON KEACf. or to
je 34-l0t GODDlN K APPERSON.
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By |. ( Il. B. DAVENPORT, Aucrs.
LAND FOR SALE.

4esxx A SMALL TRACT OF VALUABLE
HF WOOD LAND IN IIENRICO COUNTY. s
Nj LES BELOW RICHMOND, FOR SALE
| Offer for sale tho trsct Of land described above
containing one hundred and fifty scrs. ftsheari-
Iy wooded and has on 1t some very valuable timber
suitable for building purposes. ard vcry convenient
to a steam sawmIll. 1t adJolnA tbs land or the
Messrs. Anderson. Uormorly Weed's,> and others
It Is located within = short distances of tho York
Rlror Railroad. and tho wood the land, whom
brought to market. will rsy moro than tho price
asked for It, Fer terms. a.. .ppIy to
4. b. LYME. Land AGENT,
Office in basement Metropolitan Hall.
IS-ts
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MILLINERY, &c.
FRENCH MILLINERY.

MADAME son
Having good stock of NJ LLINERY OF thu lat
est FASHIONS on hand. and tho season being ad
yanccd. she is willing 10 sell very liberal prices
regardless of cost.
BONNkTS BLEACHED and altered FASH
lONABI.Y.
Country merchants supplied st New York whole
sale prices. MADAME son.
. No. IS Main street,
Directly opposite st. Charles Hotel
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a4eraE STRAY ED-From my residence. cor
~ nor OF Broad and Monroe streets on Thurs
ll1.1.asaAada. morning last. two COWS-one = " hte
Buffalo. with cropped; the other small Ii, lit
colored red Cow, with 3 rope tied around both her
horns; two OF her teats grown together.
~ kA1 ED-At the same time, u large white
HELPER, with red ears and spots near her hose
A reasonable reward will be paid for their delivery
To me, as shove c ST JOS. AUGUST
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fA1ILIrY.--In the proper place, our readers
.. see the death OF MI. VIM. Johnston and
VI J. j. Day, his over$n~r, announced. We
ram !hat one negro died about the same time
"a. dozen more We're very sick, aud that
4 4Ules had died. TIE disrase which hiss
I'd 40 fatal. is supposed to have been pro
81. 81 ny the ealing Of bread made ofcorn that
Lag been damaged by exposure 10 the weather.
I, heard, day before yesterday, that the sick
' seitihE we'll DGiiar Ola Gat.llf.
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NARROW EsCArB or THK STHAAaHrp East
~ STATH-The British steamship Eastern
a'e which arrived st Boston on 18th instant
;.A Halifax, left that port on Tuesday last,
Nd ihr same night at II O'Clock, during a
( fog run Oh ledge Of rocks of Ragged
is aud The boats were immediately got
adv aud the passengers provided with life
f''Hrvrrs in ease they might be required but
'."r brlng on the ledge for nearly Two hours
10 seamer came of into deep water, and re-
I'd 10 Halifax. The damage was not seri-
s aud che did not leak badly.
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fSM FOR SALE-A small FARM of ono hun
Af0 dred acres, mile bey ond tho termination of
--a tho Mechanicsvillo Turnpike shout sI \ nd
hal mi es from Richmond. in an excellent neigh
borhood. and III the Immediate vicinity Of one or
moro churches. Tho improvements consist of
dwelling with four rooms, and all necessary out
buildings, all of which new. Also. An orchard
OF choice fruit treex
1t will bc sold for one fourth essh: the balance on
credit OF ono, two and three years with interest
Possession given Immediately. Apply to
l.. B. THOMAS,
my 3l-lm $50 Broa, ST Riehtnond
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BY |. G. b. DAVENPORT. Ayers.
GROCERIES, &C.. AT AUCTION.-On
- IHl RSDAY Goth June. We will sell at 10 o.
clock; At our Auction store, an assortment OF GRO
go bags I.asp.yr. and Java COFFEE
100 bblx Portland SYRUP
100 do New York DO
100 90 &c. bbi.. N. e Z. RUN 20
100 do Rectt6ed Whisky
200 SS t eS.:' s S1AP r .Rd SAMPLES
e :: b btII : faSN 4 & T Ill, ...
Pure imported BRANDIES and VINES
% o.s quarter and ons-sIs h!h casks BRAtS b
and MADEIRA VINE
100 bafksts CHAMPAGNE WINE
zeo eases CLARET do
TInMs-Cndcr 500, cash; 800 and ovsr,4 months
jo3s l. / s. B. DAVENPORT. Auets.
BIC W. PURCELL & CO.. Avcr's
UCTION SALE OF STOCKS ON 9TH
"A JII.i.-We will ofer At suction at our once
on THURSDAY. Ialy !. At IL o'clock, A. NJ
1890 Virgins SIS.
Z s &C. City i. q g k s,:fTp'd'
600 Va. x Tenn. I'd Mortgage.
%,,k 90 ID . do q ss.5, :: raj.
100 James River and Kanawhs, Guaranteed.
70 Shares Va. Tennessee Railroad Stock.
100 Va Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
Which will b sold in sums to suit purchasers.
Persons DESTROYS of adding TO tho above, can do
at any time up to the hcnr cf sale. Ii 10 desra-
BILE. hswevsr, that anticipated additions should DO
made early N ordar that they may be advertised.
Our 1sm ns1. sale vi" be C ~ " A ks s!ff co
BIZ depositing 10 per cent. Of the amount Of pur-
chaser. &. W. p 4 co
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RICH NEW DRESS GOODS

L. SECOND SUPPLY. IH
We invite attention to the following ees Mt std ~
OF Dress foods, purchased by one of our frmi IS
auction, &c, and will be sold Mt unprecedented II q
prices:
Two Flounced and Double .fupe Silk ROBH =
Elegant Bay adere and Chene SIiK al, OrgA
dle and Jaconot ROBES; Eleeant RobFS a'TN
Ma j.: Rich Printed BEREGES and isee pOh
Inns; Grape MARETZ and BEREGF ~ tfNEa
Black CHALIiIE, TAMARTINE, and MourhinA
DCCAl.S; French and ENGLISH Prints Ginghass,
Brllliants, and other styles of Dress Goods FHr
novelties IN all styles of Dress Goods. enquire az
No. l43 Main st. AK PARKER & CO
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ARGE AND ADMIRABLY WELL 10

LcATED PRIVATE DWELLING oN FRANK
LIN AND MADISON STREETS, FOR SALE
son. IT., twho is about 10 remove to his souhtry
dwelling, near Richmond ws will sell q public
auction, on the premises, on SATURDAY afEsr-
noon the I'd july. 1889, At 81 o'clock, the large nd
well built DWELLING located as absvs. The
Ii is not only well built but sufficiently spacious
for the genteel accommodation of large family
In addition TO all the modern improvements, sneh
as gas, water. ke. there ara am pie servants apart
msnts and an excellent Stable and Carlisle House
TKIAs-ons sixth cash balance at s, u. Is, "a
and 20 months for nsgota bio kotes interest added
secured By 4 trust dsed.
GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN. Aasts.
=. S.IThe foregoing property saa b bought
privately. ieT
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FLEMING GRIFFIN,
Fs iA;f i IT 7 Js,RELL, Trustees.
Sale by JAS. NJ. TAYLOR < SoS, Auets. je Is

TWO VACANT LOTS on EAST SIDE
VALLEY, SOUTH OF BALDWIN STREET
AT AICTION;-We will soil. upon the premises
on Thu RSDA1, tho Both day of Juno. eommenc
la:at .o'sloek =. NJ, two handsome BUILDING
LOTS, frontln: y feet each on 18th or Valley
street., and running back to tbs south OF Baltiw in
street l65 feot-tha larger portion OF which arc
without tho corporate limits.
TEkNsOnc third cash; the balance at and Il
months. for negotiable notes, with interest added
and satisfactorily. secured.
JAS. N. TAYLOR 4 son. Auet's.
ImmedIateiy aiter the above. will be sold Ave
BUILDING LOTS, ofthe usual size. in the iInne-
date neis hborhood 10 as N + 4 son.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-29
BIT THOMAS W. KEESEE. AUerlosEKR,
l0siSe corner Of 18th and Cary strestsD
A DMINIsrRATRIx xALEOF yALu.

A DMINISrRATRIx NALEOF yALuA.
EITuRE. PIANO, OFFICE FURNITURE. Bite
CT. AND CART, AT AUCTIoS.--I will sell on
WEDNESDAY merning, july 9Th, CONNIE 81 ~
st 10 o'clock; at the late rssidencs or FrNak Aa-
derson. deed, - the corner Of 9Th and Franklin
surs; Once Furniture. Desks, 1e.. scasistiss 81
large varsity. Also. ess Plane Ferts. made hy
Nunas, Clarke Ca; one VERY handsome epen
busy; one Cart. &e =" Z
TEnHs.-Fcr ell snnhs under 80 cash; 80 and
over that amount, four months credit for Apprsyed
sHdofued negotiable paper. -
BY erder Of the ADMINISTRATORS.
jsH Tf0S. W. kEEsEE, Aust.