Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-24
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night, at 8 o'clock, the orator being person VINO
gives his name m tsteriously as j. NJ his puf-
pose, he informs US, Is TO lift the VEIL and MS
ambition seems TO be 10 be made martyr OF.
He halls from Ohio.
Real Estate Agents -Messrs. Grubbs Will
| liams announce that they continue to devote
| themselves exclusively to the sale, renting and
leasing of real estate. Both of the firm are gen
| tlemen Of energy and talent, and business en-
trusted with them will be sure to be faithfully At
! tended 10. The same remark may be made OF
| Messrs Harrison, Goddln * Apperson, whose ad-
| veftisement will be noticed.
! A Nep AyripdI.-Th steamer Hatteras, Capt
! Parrish, Purser Robert Roberts, Clerk William o.
Smith, is a regular frequenter ofthis port, on
| the line of Messrs. Livingston Co. The HATTIE
| ras is a new steamer, one OF the finest built since
the war, and most substantial in all its appoint
| ments. The whole steamer does not present q
| point for show, but all for comfort and conve
nience.
| The Markets were abundantly supplied Saturday
with all the seasonabe fruits and vegetables
peaches, melons and cantelopes The profuslon of
| peaches is something wonderful. Every steamer
| from Norfolk is freighted with them, packed in
pine crater. They are cheaper than any other
| article in the market, from the fact that they
will not bear storage nor remain in a sound state
| for more than day or two at the farthest.
| Melons are also plentiful and cheap. Old resi-
| dents of Norfolk say the peach and melon crop
never was larger, or the fruit liner.
| Plantation BitterS -..- Messrs. j. j. Binford Il
| Son, Franklin street, have made arrangements
with Northern agents to establish at their store a
| depot for the sale of the far-famed Plantation
Btters. They have received $50 cases OF the ar.
tcle and prepared to sell at liberal discount
| TO the trade.
The above firm also sollcits consgnments OF
| produce which they sell Oh commission.
| They keep on hand we'll selected stock of
| groceries for family use, and may always be de-
pended for fair dealing and strict bility in
business.
The Southern Express Company have effected
quite extensive connections, as Will he seen by
their advertisement and are prepared 10 terve the
public with the promptness energy and good faith
for which they have acquired very enyiable rep.
| utation. The difficulties they have encountered
| and surmOunted in the last two or three years in
the prosecution of their business, and the highly
responsible trusts they have assumed and faithful
| ly executed, afford the amplest guarantee To the
public that this company possesses the resources,
| energy and integrity demanded by the character
| of service they offer themselves for.
| Relief Association With the consent OF the
military authorities an association OF ladies has
been formed in this city Tor the purpose OF rails.
| ing funds TO be distributed among the GONZALES.
| cent Confederate soldiers at Camp Jackson (hos-
| pital), near Richmond, to enable them to pay
| their travelling expenses after they leave the
points to which their transportation tickets take
| them, Collections were made in some Of the
churches yesterday, and the ladies of the several
| congregations were requested to send donations
| of WINS, cOrdials and delicaces to the lecture
room of the Clay Street Methodist Church every
Wednesday morning.
| The Courts.
Court Of Concilidtior-S lturday, July o.
| Court was occupied during the entire day in
| hearing the evidence and arguments in the case
| OFF K White as Mcdowell Il Co., suffers. Ii
| appeared in the evidence that on the Sd Of April
| p. X. White rented TO Mcdowell Co. store
| stand for cutler purposes At the expiration of
| that month, Mcdowell & Co, the occupants, were
| notified to vacate, as the previous occupant de.
| sired to reoceupy and resume business. This Nc.
| Dowell 4 Co. declined to do hence the litiga-
| ton No decision.
| Court adjourned till Monday.
The ProrOst C0urt-Lieut COL MrEafee, pre-
| siding Saturday, July 22-Iacob Smith, young
man, was charged with stealing $50 from his EN-.
| ployer Mr.. Goldsmith, Franklin street, opposite
| Canterbury Hall. He was sentenced TO the Castle
| to be put at hard labor for six months.
| Jackson W, James, for selling liquor 10 soldiers,
in violation of general and special orders, was
| fined S25.
John Kolby, for selling lager beer to soldiers,
| was acquitted.
Daniel Murray, for selling liquor to soldiers, at
the corner of 18th and Cary streets, was fined s25.
Court adjourned until Monday, at A. NJ.