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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-24
' YORK, MONDAY. DECEMBER "a. 1866.

MACHINERY.
EoE SALE cHEAP-A TWO HORSE POWER ROPER
y oslorc Esgns been constantly used a No " Marion
s..s ron ssIs
inches. AZ weight Is gauge inches; sns
~: III ~ S;sss..s. b.. in
PonrAsIs STEAM ENGINES s,S SSR saw MILLS.
The best and nos. complete in use.
'' SOS6 IN s & stss'sfiEsiS ENGINE COMPANY
sndss Maiden isns, New York
"THE rs s4SsHsAsEsr IsyEsmos q THE AeE Ss
- ' -'s wfSTfER Co. % Broadway
And wAshinston Iron Works Newburs. Mt
RIO sREwERs FOR SALE THE ENTIRE FIXTURES
J. e S: s :.s TSSSs SHScf
before they win be sold - public auction ..
JVANTED-Two IRON TANKS. HITLER SQUARE OR
~ ooonE Of about % barrels capacity. Address, giving
sa., T. psss a.s. s A. zoe
Herald ONCE staung terms, &c.
TINTED STATES TREASURY,
sshednles Of $50 thirty COUPONS due January ls
vs. viii be now received FOR examination 1t the United
h. H. VAN DYcK, As.istAn. Treasurer.
a STOCK BROKER AND AucTIoNEER,
NO PINE STREET ks hJM EShk yrrrrEy YKAns
Insurance City Railroad, Gaslght Bank, Telegraph. EI
hand T.. sac some Of them paying from 10 . per cent
A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK
"a ,ra 80 Chs Altman. square, Now York.
Drvprrp.-A semLsnnus, dividend !, tSs rata Of SIX
from 70 % ". Ss psd o. and after +. si1d
Deposits made on or bsfors January win draw interest
from the iAl Bank opsa daily.
J. p Coorrr, Secretary.
AN EXCELLENT SMALL INvEsTMENT-s2sO IN
scrip. for sale cheap. Addrsss 3 J., Herald once.
RANKING HOUSE OF FISK HATCH, NO. 8
- Nassau street. New York Decsmber -, ieA-Ths
SSee o. ~: ~ s.1S. H P h rsT ssS
rANr on CALIFORNIA y b pad :, our ssaes, free Of
RULL,s HEAD BANK. NEW YORK. DECEMBER ~,
onshaif p~ cent al frss Of government aI psyabs
: - - - ~ : ''AI q W wrLLErr Cashier
CIrsf ncss sAyis coss sHSF 5r CANAL STREET
dollars Open day from 10 70 ana Monday Wed
nssdsy and Friday evening. from ,oT
CouPoxs.zTHE SEVEN PER CENT IsrEnEsr
ic,ns 81 so viii BE- paid 81 once on and after January
- " sV suG GENE iRfLiY 4 Co. y xs.@sa .,..s
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80 - - .YhaNVM NllNN - 80
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AND FANCY GOODS
FOR HOLIDAY PEEaHNTs.
ron HOLIDAY rRESENTa
FOR HOLIDAY PhEaENTp
LTIys, nev, frsah, r. endless variety
ssful ssd ..n ~. q ny asul Low Press
Val , WILSON, Es; 8: w: ,ys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-24

(,ARD-A ASSOCIATION HAS BEEN FORMED FOL
~ raising funds erecting Home for Disabled Soldier
and Sailors Full particulars win be gwen Mednesdav
POSTLY co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-21
A Candid Admission.

In a communication published in the
Anf.Slarery Standard, WENDELL PHILLIPS
is very severe upon the "northern dough-
faces" as he calls them, who opposed the
adoption in the Philadelphia Radical Con-
vention of platform in favor of negro
suffrage, notwithstanding that the delegates
from the southern States WERE anxious 10
do so. He says of these bogus delegates !:
"They had no constituents but the blacks:
Their white constituency Is too insishiiicail
in number to be counted.
This is true, every word of it :; and yet
Mr.. PHILLIPS would have the unanimous
voice of the white race-th"se of his own
hcsl, and blood-drowned by the clamor OF
these traitors to their own brethren, and
the blacks entranchiscd. 1t is amazing
that men who are at heart friends to Tree
government should be so utterly blinded
by fanatici,m as not to lie able to perceive
tina, 10 rule the South as the Radicals pro-
nose to do would lie to make mockcry "i
republicani>m. Ireland, Hungary, and
Poland, are in happy condition compared
with the one to which they would reduce us.
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The Maine Elec tons.

1t may be- II source of some little salts
faction to those VIII" deal in StatisticS-thr
GADGRlNps who want stubborn facts-to
know that in Maine the Radicals did not
gain in the popular vote as much, re'a-
ttely, over their strength last year as the
Conservatives did over theirs. The reader
can work ont the problem for himself
thus: AS 1876, the whole Vote cast last
year, is t" 19.sos, the majority then OBJ
tanned 10y the Radicals, 81 is 97,l37, the
whole vote cast this year, to the majority
which, if they had gained at the same rate
as the Democrats, they would have OBJ
tanned this year, which is 26,Os3; whereas
their majority is only 1928. This i'll
cludcS all the counties officially reported.
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AN IMPORTANT STATEMENT.-ThcW ash
iagton Chronicle of yesterday says that sit
is now generally understood that Weed,
Raymond, and others Of the dcsertcrs from
the Republican ranks, finding themselves
unable to control the action Of the Copper
head party to which they have allied them
selves, are making strong appeals to the
President to modify 'my policy and adj
vocatc the proposed constitutional amend
ment. Threats are said to have been made
that if this is not done they will renew
their allegiance to the Republican party
If Forncy. were truthful man, this
statement would attract general attention.
There is nothing improbable in it. Weed,
Raymond, and all the rest of the Republi-
cans of course have no reason to object to
the amendment per Sc. Nor, indeed, is
il supposed that the President opposes it
on it's merits. He takes higher ground
namely, that Congress can impose no con-
dtioln upon the southern States as precc-
dent to their admission, they being already
i'm tho Union.
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In the Union shall be measured BY and based
upon It's enfrsnchised population. s ,n
State shall choose, for no crime, TO deny ~" No
Iticai rights TO any race.or caste. II muss no !,
longer connt that race or caste as OASIS OF
political power in the Union
This proposition, like the others laid
down bv tho Radical committee, is in sub
s,a,cc Identical with the provision OF the
proposed constitutional amendment o" Inc Inc
same subject. The indications po'nf "a'
mistakably to the adoption Of this amend
ment by all the northern states n"'
without the ratification of some oil the ia'e
slave States 1t cannot become part OF
the Constitution except upon the theory
laid down by THAp. STEVENS, who, in his
speech proposing it to Congress, secuted
the idea that the southern States would
he allowed to vote upon it, or could pre-
vent its incorporation into the Constitution.
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The Cleveland Conven ton.

This was highly respectable but not a
large or in enthusiastic body. 1t met in
peace, listened to Il few speeches, adopted
All address and platform, neither of
which is worthy of special mention, and
then adjourned. The members were evil
IDENTITY out Of their element. They did not
know what they ought to do, and cx-
hibitcd no disposition To "show fight " to
the Radicals. They did, however, declare
that they were ready to ''go il" again to
put down any resistance that might he
made to the lawfully-constitutcd authori-
ties, whether in the East, or the West, or
the North, or the South. We credit them
with thus much, and let them pass out of
sight until Mr.. JOHNSON shall call for them.
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now opening at
p. HORTON KEACH'S
TRIMMING AND NOTION STORE,
corner Broad and Ninth streets.
2l-Jl

-
Hs- RICHMOND COLLEGE.-The Faculty
have made arrangements with the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company 10
run their small engine and car-the Didapper-
from the depot, on Broad between Eighth and Sc
venth streets, to Richmond College, for the accom-
mediation Of students from the lower part OF the
city, or Of any who desire to avoid the walk to and
from the College. Provided a certain number shall
subscribe for tickets, the expense will be only
about two dollars per month for each subscriber;
which, added to the low charges for tuition, VIII
not make sum exceeding the rates usual In hrst-
class schools in the city.
This arrangement will continue until the COM
pletion OF the street railway shall supercede its
necessity.
Subscribers for tickets can leave their names at
the Disl,ntch office, with w. ii. PLEASANTS; at
the Times office, with G. p. RADf. or with J. b.
WINSTON, Esq, TREASURER Of the Richmond, Free
dericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company.
Sc 2o-3t
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Radical Denagogueism.

At Radical mass meeting III Ohi" re-
Gently, political pars"n was one of the
chief speakers. He made the audience
hold up their hands and swear what they
intended TO do. A widow was pointed out
to him whose husband was killed during
the war. Invoking the blessing OF Heaven
upon her in impassioncd language, this
reverend politician called upon the assem-
blage to uncover in her presence. The
crowd took off their hats, with 4 tllirst for
vengeance cleaning in their eyes, and 50
excited the poor woman that she wcpt bit
terly. Such perfect frenzy Of enthusiasm
was thus aroused in the breasts Of these
benighted Buckeye boys that rebel
would have Jared badly had one happened
10 be near. . .#
1t never occurred to man in the crowd
that this widows husband was killed by u
man defending his own native soil; that
the "rcbcls F" never considered themselves
as such, but fought for wha, they honestly
and sincerely believed TO be the simple
right Of seli:gOvcrnment; OF that ANYBODY
could conscientiously appeal to Heaven
Who fought in the southern ranks.
Suppose our bereavcd widows and dcsti
tute Orphans were thus exhibited for politi-
cal effect; what, then, would FORNIY and
"kEELEY sayf Language would fail them
10 express their indignation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-21

The editor of tho Charlottesville ChrOni-
Gle has q leading editorial in his paper of
yesterday on-of all things in tho world
The Circus" But, then, 1t is not no.
tice of the attractions of the ring, nor of
the wit of the clown, nor of the supleness
of the ia-rubber man. 1t is soliloquy,
converted, however, by the editors mo-
dcsty, into dialogue upon the lesson
taught by the vacant area where "the night
before 80 many hundreds had been assem-
bled." 1t is decidedly like Ike MARvELs
/" Reveries Of Bachelor" bnt not so po-
lished, nor quite SO good, as some of these,
seeing that On EDITORS occupation necessa-
rily causes hip to contemn ornament, and
that he has no time to dress up his ideas.
The most elegant and most instructive por-
lions Of this dialogue we omit for the sake
OF copying the conclusion. The editor Is
represented as responding to the "moral-
iMng OF bis Platonian friend o. follows:
Lille 10 great deal more like an animal
show than acircus,"
How |" he said. @s
becaase,"' We replied, "the animals
iwhen they can get q each -other) oil de-
Your ono anothsy-and then there are
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monkeys great deal more like people
than tho clown. ] saw q tiger In Dan Gas
tclln's show exactly like Thad. Stevens, a
hycna that might have been bcgotten by
old Butler, a buzzard the very image of
Judge Underwood beautiful serpent
which named Greeley lion that look
cd like General Lee, all eagle that looked
like General Jackson, bear that looked
like General Grant, a iackal that looked
ike Forney, peacock that looked like a
woman of fashion, aiackass that reminded
me Of the northern Democracy, and an
owl that reminded me ofmy own profess
sion"
"Humph !" said D., "lcts CO."
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The Radical Platform

we published yesterday a telegrapbic
report OF the platform said to have hs.n
laid down in their address TO the ueo,ls :,
the United States by the Central Commit,
tee Of the Radical party, and added TO |,
that they Of course proposed to confer the
right Of suffrage npon the negroes. The
last New York Tribune contains the i'd
dress; and we are pleased to see that We
were mistaken as 10 this point. We quote
the committees language 81. ~ II ,lc
"Wbils the States claim and sxsYcise The
power Of denying tbs elective franchise 70 4
part Of thsk people, Tho wsight Of each etsts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-21

The Scientific .American rcpublishcs from
an English paper paragraph stating that
the plus sign x is q contraction of ct
written 4, and finally as. now. The same
sign is now often used by merchants in
marking goods for JONES Il SMITH," so
that the writer is probably correct. The
minus sign originated in the habit of
drawing line over abbreviated words
thus INNS for minus. The line finally
came to lie used for the word itself.
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ACHIEVEMENTS:
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
MADAME oHIoNf ARD srasoR sUsINrs
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
X sTRAKOsCH, DiREC

MAX sTRAKOsCH, DIRECTOR.
Positively FOR ak NIGHTS ONLY, COM
MESCiNa MONDAY, SEPTEMBER ?irH.
Mr.. MAX srRAKosCH begs to inform his pa
ri. he w s rs in h II
OPERA tlimitsd to six nights with his popular
and renow ned company. emf racing tho following
eminent artistes from the New YORK ACADEMY u
Music.
Madame ANGIOLINI GHI0NI, Mademoiselle
Asdams PPATri ssATRAKoscH Prma Donna Con.
tralto. -
signor ETToRE IRFRE, sisnor ARCHlLLE Err
PRrMr BARrroSl:
signor GIUSEPPE MARIA, signor ARDAVANl.
PRiAA BAssI
signor AUGUSTINE sUsTNI, signor C0LETTI.
TsSoRr coMPRINARI:
signors XIMENEs and CHIESA.
RAsso coMPRIaARI:
Signors LOCATELLI and MASSlo.
sEcrSDo DoSSAs:
Signora PAROZZI and Mademoiselle GROSS.
STAGE MANAGER:
Signor GRILLO.
CONDUCTOR AND MUSICAL DIRECTORS:
Signor SARTI, Signor CARELLI.
LEADER.-Herr ZlTTERBARTH.
CosTCMER:
signor SANTELIA.
The chorus Of twenty-five members has been
refully selected from the best available talent
of New York, and constitutes prominent ieatnr,
of the company. Altogether, inc ludin2 the GRAN ID
ORCHESTRA, there Is an imposing array "i
sEyENTY-FIYE FIRST GLASS ARTlSrEs.
The following operas will be performed entire
ERNANI, CRISPiTO Z La COMARE.
ILTROVAToRE, FAUST.
LAFRlCAlSE, AND
BARBER OF SEVILLE.
GRAND OPENING NIGHT,
MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER %, 1868.
yerdi's masterpiece,
ER N AN /.
First appearance in this city OF the great tenor
SIGNoR IRFRE.
SCALE OF PRICES
Dress circle and orchestra stalls, including re.
served seats, -. -, 49,,
Seats can BE- secured for any night on Wednes'
day al 10 A. NJ. at the Musical Exchange, J. w.
DAVIES SONS, No. lss Main street. sc Its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-21

JOHNSON MEETING IN ALEXANDRIA,
The johnson meeting in Alexandria the
other night seems to have been a glorious
affair. They had fine speeches, exuberant
enthusiasm, big crowd, and lots of let
ters--among these last, from Hon. A. H..
III. Stuart, John b. Baldwin, j. {. South
all, &. W. Brent, Thomas J. Randolph, n.
b. Meade, Ex-Governor Smith, John Jam
ncy, Reverdy Johnson, W. II. Payne, X. Y.
Conrad, r. T. Merrick, B. Doran killian,
and Judge Richard Parker.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-21

SMALL-Pox.-This loatllsome disease
seems to be spreading here among the CO.
lored people, to whom as yet it Is cXclu-
siyely nfned.-DdnuiAe Times.
Queen Victoria has very justly conferred
the honor Of Knighthood upon Mr.. Baker,
the African traveller, and that Of Com
mander of the Bath upon Captain Grant.
Of the Bombay army, the compspiop Of
6peke In bis African expedition,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-21
"Humph :" said D., "lct's CO."

WASHINGTON, JEFFERSON, MADISON, AND
JACKSON. q Radical meeting held in
Baltimore on Wednesday night, r"solu-
ton was passed declaring that tn" position
Of President of the United States was
made GLORIOUS and immortal" by Abra-
ham Lincoln
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-21
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY
By Regnault q Co., Auctionsers,
Mainstreet, between Eighth and Ninth.


By Regnault q Co.. Aactionse.,
Mainstrset, between Eighth and Ninth.
WE WILL SELL, BY AUCTION,
w atour store, on SATURDAY MORNING, I'D
instant, commencing at 10 a. clock,
WRITING.DESK and BOOK CASE,
MARBLE-T0P ROSEWOOD CENTRBT TABLES,
JENNY LIND and COTTAGE BEDSTEADS,
MARBLE.TOP PIER TABLES,
TRUNpLE BEDSTEADS and MATTRESSES,
WhsiLSTASDS,
TABLES,
CHAIRS,
MIRRORS,
EXTENSION TABLES,
ROCKING CHAIRS,
WARUROBES,
barrels gROWN suqAR,
GENTLEMEN 8 and LADIES SADDLES.
CHILDREN's CHAIRS,
BED TICKS,
CLOCKS,
WATCHES. sc. nnor,noo
Sc 2l-2t Auctioneers, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-21

CoNrL1MEyTARY.-Itisa high compll-
ment which the opera troupe pays Ricf-
mond in tina, while it performed only four
NIGHTS in Baltimore and two in Washing
ton it advcrtiscs that it will remain here q
vnol.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-21

CIV. Button, or Butler, of Lynchbnrs,
has been pardoncd by the President" and
reconstructed, SAYS theS hronicle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-21
DIED,

On the 18th instant. at the residence Of her
mother. In HenrIc0 county, EVELYN, child OF
Sarah j. and the late DR.. John |. sinton' aged Six
months. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-21
SHIPPING.

RICE OF = \ s $ a q + AND
foE EEE,sT Eo GFE.ThY EERgGsS 81
new side. wheel steamship SARA-N=-~1 k~a
TOGA, Captain kIAG,. viii leave IxsSrSSz-D
Rockets on SATURDAY, I'D instant, NJ y
Freight and passage as low ~ by any other !ihr;
Thcvcry low price II passage now being 'haL.ti
should more than ever attract attention - u''
comfortable and expeditions route. ,,,,.,,,
PHIA.
Tickets and berths secured on board or At ny
Office. ~
A. NJ. SATURDAY. GARRET +. WATSON,
50 pa N Rockets.
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MARIE

In Manchester, on the so!h ultimp. by the Rev
william L. Edwards, Ne. EDGAR MANkIM &c
Mis- SARAH, youngest daughter Of John Whi''
worth ESQ all OF Manchester.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

or FACTORY AND TANNERY
~ roR SALE-The subscriber Il authori,at.'
sell the OIL FACTORY and TASyERY ioc,,sII 70
the valley In rear Of the new poor house II "a
tains, among other fixtures, three large Ls,,5
81 The capacity of 200 gallons, with furnace. rs
ana complete set Of fixtures and tool, 1r :,
tanning and dressing OF morocco leather he.
gain can be had. For further information snrt
On The premises orto T. D EACHo IVY
Fourteenth street be,wesnM.in
Sc f-i"7 and FrankI,
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BY James II. Taylor. Auctioneer.
Office opposite the Spotswood Hotel.


Office opposite the spotswood Hotel.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
~ VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND IN THE CouN-
TY OF HENRlCO, AT AUCTION As special com
mssioners, appointed by the Circuit Court OF hen
rico by decree entered in the case OF Cottrell;
guardian rs. Cottrell and others, on the second
day oil May, 1863, shall proceed TO sell al pubic
auction on MONDAY the fst day OF October, isss,
at |? o clock NJ, on the premises, the TRACT VI
LAND in the proceedings mentioned. lt lies near
the Three chop road, about mine miles west OF
Richmond and adjoins the land Of Messrs. Charles
Co,rsll, William +. Harris, and Others; 1t con.
ans between $50 and 3co of land, lis acres 81
which is arabic land, and the remainder In wood
and timber; about thirty acres Of creek bottom
and OF a fine quality.
The buildings consist OF a two-story framed
dwelling house. kitchen, carriage house, corn
house, oyerSeers house, &c, all in good order.
There are three never failing streams OF water
running through the place.
This farm is considered by those who have
known ii for years as an excellent and desirable
one. ~
TERMs-one fourth. cash balance, one, two and
three years bonds, with satisfactory security re-
CURED with interest, 10 be paid annualy-the title
To he retained until the whole purcha money Is
paid and a conveyance ordered by the court.
JOHN @. WILLIAMS commissioners
WILLIAM II. LYONS.
Sale conducted by JAMES NJ. TAlL oR,
s. 2l-tds Auctoneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-21


Ne PAPER.HANGINGS.
ESTAB ED lsa7.
REGNAULT i co.
continue to keep on hand full assortment OF
GILT, GILT STAMPED, VELVET, SATIN. and
PLAIN PAPER HANGlNGS;
DECORATIONS IN EVERY STYLE,
as well as wood limitations.
Rooms, halls, and passages PAPERED at short
notice and by experienced workmen, all under the
immediate superintendent Of Mr.. JOHN +. REG
NAULT.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES,
CURTAIN GOODS,
LACE CURTAINS,
and every article in the UPHOLSTERY line al
ways on hand.
UPHOLSTERY WORK of every description exc
c,ts5 ~ short notice ~ l5-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-21

OFFICE SOUTHERN FERTIrIzrS@ CoAPAST,@
RICHMOND, September 20, 1860.
ne NOTICE. communications for this Com
pany left at the office of Messrs. WILLIAM b.
ISAACS l. CO. will meet with attention
Sc 2)-lm
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DOR SALE OR LEASE, THE To

Il BACCO FACTORY on the corner OF De-
street and Tiffany place. BROOKLYN. ''A'aH
The unexpred lease (nearly elxht va.r.t a..
machinery Tor the manufacture OF tobacco a.,
sale or rent. '"'
The building Is 90 by 100 feet. FIVE Storj.. biol,
fat roof, with ample room for drying. L., ~,
chincry ofthe most improved pattern bn, litIa a
and ~ good as new, aud of a Capacity for mir,
up 10, 900 or i? 900 pounds per dan steam sng,,Lh
elevator, hydraulic pumps and presses wsirr y,.
sc; in fact, 4 complete establishment. aut't
any one wishing to embark in this bushes, .nsh
an opportunity but seldom offers Apply 10
Il. q. EDWARDS
selI-lm s. Front street, New YORK.
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Noh oHLTs ffl ' AIEL1 tOr or
4 change FOR a house in the cityl, A nies No.,
iarm OF leo acres, six miles from Richmond ar,
half mile from the Fredericksburg railroad /
further particulars address IN !" post osics -,
7j5. g.. IA NV, .h
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nor RENT, SEVERAL PLEASANT
ROOMS to a small family Of good stand ~
Ing. The rent will be very moderate. n
au3-ts r. K. BASS. No. 40 Clay street. -
nor RENT, the large W \ X f.
II HOUSE In Libby Buildings formerly &C. -
cnpied BY rs. Possession given Immediately "a
with large amount OF storage occurred 'o".-sA
desirable tenant. Apply to ,.,,
PALMER, HARTSO0K / CO.,
ivats Fourteenth street.
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SPECIAL NOTICE!
ng NEW FALL TRIMMINGS.

VELVET RIBBONS,
BUTTONS,
BALL PRINCES,
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w. H. TALMAGE i CO., New York.
p. A. WEXFORD, No. ia west Broad street and
Ship Locks, Richmond, Va.
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AND DEEP RUN
- COAL MINING AND MANUFACTURING
COMPANY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-21

EOR SALE, a No. FAMILY HORSE,
Il nine years old, sixteen lands, gentle, o.
and warranted sound Apply at @N
r. COSBY, PUGH & CO., Ia
Thirteenth street
e2I-3t between Main and Cary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-21

V,HE MEMBERS OF COMPANY" !"
l. are requested to meet THIS friday Eve.
MING, September q, at the ONCE OF the oss In
spector City Hall, at half.past O'Clock.
ss ALT &. 3. GAY, H., Captain.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-03-31

the Honorable tie Fifth District Court in
and for said parish and State, l have
seized and will expose at public auction
to the last and highest bidder, on the
premises in this parish on
SATURDAY the 18th day of April next
1866, at IL o'clock q. m. all the rights
title and intereste of the defendant John
Bite. Chemin, in and to the following des-
cribed property to wit:
Three bed and bedding, one armoir,
one dozen chairs, enc lot corn, q lot
gears, one mare, two colts, twenty head
horned cattle twenty head hogs, to pay
and satisfy said writ of execution seized
in the above entitled suit.
Terms of sale-CASH,
P. O. DUPUY Dep'y Shift.