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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-26
By Harrison, Goddin Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents

VERY BEAUTIFUL AND ELE-
Y GANTLY- FINISHED BRICK TENEMENT,
AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF GRACE AMI
FIRST STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-Wi
be sold at auction, on the premises, on THURS.
DAY, the 2sth June 1888, at o'clock, +. NJ, that
beautiful RESIDENCE located as above, now III
the occupancy OF Mr. L. W. Pckrell, whose
tenancy will expire the 9Th September next. II
contains eleven rooms, besides closets and ha.
ampIe servants rooms, and excellent brick
stable and carriage house The dwelling was
built about seven years ago, and finished in
handsome style, with marble mantels on three
floors II has gas, water. and all the modern I'M
provemens such as hot and cold water bath room
also, iron verandah in front.
TERMS: one third cash balance at four, eight
and twelve months for negotiable notes, lnteres
aided, secured by Il trust deed. ,,
HARRISON, GoDDlN i APPERsON,
ia o5,ds Auctioneers.
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Personal. - Governor Peirpoint and
General w. Ii. Richmond started this
morning for Lexington, to be present at
the closing exercises of Washington College
and the Virginia Military Institute.
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MAsoNIc.-Thc stated meeting Of Rich
mond Encampment No. ,, Of Knights Tenn
plar, will be held at the Masonic Hall, on
Franklin street, at O'Clock this evening.
Officers for the ensuing year will then be
piprtpd
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LOCAL MATTERS.

OrR PETERsBrRG SrRsCRIBERs will hereafter bC
supplied with the Dispatch early every morning
10y Mr.. ID. Alexander. Orders left with him vii
receive prompt attention.
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FIGHr.-A fight occurred yesterday
evening on Main, between Seventh and
Eighth streets, between white and mu-
latto man, in which both were considcra-
blv bruised. They were arrested and
taken to the New Market station.
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SALE or MECHANICSvILLE TrRNPIEE.-
Messrs. Grubbs x Williams yesterday sold
at auction the estate, property, and fran
chises of the Mechanicsville Turnpike
Company, including its road, land, and
buildings connected herewith, for $3.50.
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By Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers,
yorthwest corner of NJ ain and Eleventh sree's'

TRUSTEES SALE OF Prv a sIsEtk BKiTk
i HOUSE AND LOT, on po,,;a, ponA;a Of = Saai
Of trnst from William Hill and Matilda. his VIE,
and Henry Thompson s tas asa gssdsd in a. Rsa
tees aa.eu ,,a Cont Office, will sell al auction
mona nan ,hs premises, on SATURDAY, June soth at
psIneE NJ, II fair, If not, then on the next iaif
CT ..o o,hsraaft.r, the property conveyed by said
gay adyyd hsing LOT No. -, In Marshall Mann sc =,
nisn situated on Duval street, near Brook avenue,
fronting twenty eight feet and upon which stands
Tgxas: Five hundred dollars in cash, balance
At four and eight months for negotiable notes. with
interest added credit payments to be secured by \
deed OF trust on the property. Taxes for lsso 10 be
paid by the purchaser.
4; =; HOLIDAY, > }Trus,ees.
GRuBBs 4 WILLIAMS, Auctionsers. jeD
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THE DISPATCH
TERMS or ADVERTISING
AUCTION sALEs-FUTRE DAY.
BY Gruhbs williams, Auctionsers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.

rOMMISSION RS SALE OF
u sEyENTY. ACRES OF yALgAgLg LAND.
ON THE MEcHASIGsSyylLLIE HiSy .iIgEfns TSgEEHriKg Two
eaon o decree Of the crepi, Court q ,s the s.a1
Scherrnstnorn, etc., ~. Austin and ais, the under
gnsd commissioner appointed 70. the PqnTRGpsss, Pnps,
DAY, ,Juy 5, ats O'Clock, p. d. II fair, y not, on
the next fair day thereafter at the same nGar tns
scha armerhorn fled seized, lying ON the east sids
OF Mecha nics,iile turnpike short distsnee Pc
vond the roll-gate, and adjoining the land OF Ls-
There ara SEVENTY ACRES. OF which there 10
su,srisnt norton in woods and there are several
buildings, one Of which can be converted lnto
dveIlIng II will be sold AZ whole, or DIVIDED
as NAV b. dser.ed best at the time OF sale. .
This il a beautiful TRACT OF LAND, ana
should attract the attention OF persons sesAins
such property. - 80
TEkxs: 0n..,hird cash balance st six .aa., and
twelve months for negotiable notes, with lntereS
added the titls TO be rsssined BY the court Until
the notes are paid.
GRrBBs WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. js a-tds
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ins,antaneous dyes are composed Of lunar
cc,uytfc and more or less destroy the vitality ana ana
besu,y Of the hair This is the orgns hS,
va II restores gray hair to It's original color ny
sraiual absorption, in most remarkaSle hia, an ~, =
1t also a beautiful hair DRESSING SOFA III '"o
-'' s0"'' c. HElMSTREET, Chemist.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all Druggists.
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HESRIco ITEMs.-Thc case of Cornelius
Newsom, negro, charged with burglary,
and that of Henry Thompson, a negro,
charged with horse stealing, were continued
on Yesterday by Justice Wade until Fri
day morning.
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ILLEGAL sEssIoN.-Emmanua Manly,
a negro, was sent to the cage on yesterday
upon a charge of buying and having in his
possession property known to be stolen.
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ArpIroR's OFFICE OF VIsaIsiA,f
kIcHaoSD, June 10, 1850.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN G.fsss.d Ina. Ia.
all Certificates OF State Stock i, c,ppv
tween Jnly lst, 1868, and January H0'' VIII 'a''
interest from 'ahuA'' WILLIAM T. TAYLOR,
ie u-TuSFrtJyl Auditor OF Public Accounts.
lime, CEMENT, AND PLASTER
W. aIs agents for the celebrated New YORK
RosENDALE CEMENT and CALCiNED PLAsTER,
nso aSa NJ tha lowest market prices. Please give
INC scsii BRID9P0RD 4 MYERS,
'" Dock, between Fifteenth and
my Slim seyenleentn streets.
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MISS STRUGGLE, we regret to say, has
been sick for some days, but is now nearly
well, and we hope will soon be able tore
sumo her letters,
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BARGAINS IN CLOTHING.-W We
Der, ...ty Offering our entire stock Of
>rPEkluR QUALITY CLOTHING,
r#tr.na- d .r.at variety Of the most desirable
goods aa3 fashionable styles Of the season. Also,
as4##F#s tick uf
,ANTLEMEN.S FURNISHING GOODS,
..bt4D : SIX. Woolen, and Cotton Underwear,
ass. L..a SHIRTS collars, Ties, HandkerChie efs,
b va Hall. II $50. Suspend"rs, &c, Al
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
N~.rN.. those IN want To call and examine our
,.utG a ID pEe->, assuring them that
~. MAIN STREET
-.a. place q SAVE THEIR MONEY.
.|i WERTENBAkER WILLIAMS
CLOTHING AND GENTS FUR
N~-.>d.NI GOODS At ASTONISHING Low
RI j. -Th. undersigned, wishing 10 reduce biz
=. x. is --..lne goods lower than any other house
IT .ar ely. Give him d call, and b. convinced.
ISAAC GREENTREE,
sll Broad street, formerly III,
In or next door a. Pizzini's.
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rup NEW YORk.-ATLAN-<Th
/ RI NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPA- SsanA
= sr, splendid new stde-wheel sleHh,spaeIi
ElrIH.A>, LEWIS P.KSlsH commandssf, Abe A.Lhfi
Naa-a HvchSs c"mH@:A;.d,s5T, IT"'e niea Saw
r.. ,v.rv WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. uo,
Tt~,. SHIPS are "E;re!y new, ana were pul'
s1. IT,. ~. s"s .rI@rSd i@-,vd SALOONS and STATE.
ya"r> .rt he FARE. ACCOMMODATIONS and
ATTENTION ars unsurpassed. ,,., prr.
'r.,,.... meals. and s,atero included, f4f'
4. ....Tri ty thi. Line are landed regularly
l.. Nv Y.fs, On the Company's covered PIER
VA. t.g;y- eight hours.
damage 4,i loss by handling, and exposure ifolb
frs~nt piping, a. on other lines, le a'olueo
.,., for points beyond New York will be for.
v.r.-. with dispatch, and no charge made except
~. .t.p, discharge cargo IN New York al pier
y. gs North river, and the CoInpan" steamers
.r Wilmington, North Carolina u s,oh, "a.
r..s,h Mobile and New Orleans s.:e from the
..u- pier Goods for these points can % trans
s..-rd without expense or eXpusnre.
..araucs il very low by these ships, ana the
.-...ggv in time, insurance, and condition IL
p n foods sr. delivered, makes this III" cheap
=. route froa Virginia. Insurance efeetea d
.yvv,.rates. when ordered.
AGENTS:
LIVINGSTON, Fox & co..,
la Broadway, New York.
sAMCELAYRES SCO.,
Richmond. Virginia.
CALDWELL & DUNN,
- Norfolk. Virginia.
f's'sA' q gMSEf gMs.SSiEsfs AfPREs sPRRiES 6 CO. Agents
u@cs corner of Cary and Virginia streets, oppo.
~ ta- Tobacco Exchange Ell"
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MEDICINES, ETC.

GI-A DE MAGNOLIA.-A toilet de
n ~, snrsrIor TO any cologne used to bathe
ihs face and person; TO render the skin sot ana
to s pGsdp%s rS4 SSss hs rsh
loi .' W.enolis and Is obtaining patronage
s",n nnmprscedened Ills favor,,e with actresses
And opera singers isso,d by al, drsie, a S'e
Snliar in large bottles, and by ID EMAs bAha no y
~ Now YORK, Wholesale Agents.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all druggists.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
BEAST AND FAIR.
THE LADIES OF
TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH,
corner Twentieth and Broad streets,
respectfully announce to their friends and the pub
lie that they will hold =
FAIR AND FEAST
in the basement Of the Church, commencing
THIS EVENING,
to continue success will permit.
The purpose If this Fair is to raise funds TO aid
in finishing the Church and this is all appeal 10 a
generous public for liberal support rs the object
Is one which commends Itself 10 all.
c O " Z S,
As an additional attraction, are proposed to be
given, occupying some portion OF nearly every
night Of the Feast, and for that purpose the com
mittee have secured some Of the finest lNSFRU
MENTAL AND VOCAL TALENT IN the city.
FIRST CONCERT TONIGHT (MONDATl,
NJ THE
CHOIR OF TRINITY CHURCH.
BE- Refreshments and fancy articles OF every
variety will be sold on reasonable terms.
Bf ADaITrASCE-The usual fee of twenty hve
CAMS ie 2S-ts
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EOR THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES:
Il General THOMAS S. RAYMOND, so well
known as for many years an efhcient member OF
the HOUSE OF DELEGATES, has been recon
msnded As suitable person 10 serve this city In the
room Of Mr.. GRArrAS. Ii Is UNDERSTOOD that he win
accept the position II elected Let the voters
thew securs his invaluable services next winter;
VIZ VIZ 10 IA " CITIZEN.
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CASE OF SUPPOSED Horse Stealing
On yesterday afternoon an elderly man,
on Main street, at the corner OF Eighteenth
and Cary streets, offered fine bay horse,
about sixteen hands high, for sale at one
hundred and twenty-five dollars. A pur-
chaser was found, but the seller refused to
give any bill OF sale or to explain how the
horse came into his possession. Policeman
j. C. Jones then took him and the horse
to the cage. Upon his arrival there, the
man said that his name was John Murray
that he lived near Frederick, Md, and had
ridden through to this city. He refused
to give any particulars about himself, and
although he said he had ridden nearly two
hundred miles, and had not had MS horse
shod on the road, the fore-Shoes of the
horse were perfectly good and but very
little worn. Murray is detained in custody
upon suspicion, and it is hoped that he
will be compelled to prove that the horse
is legally his.
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LYos's EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA aISaKakrblp' aIaascbe
Indige.tion Nausea, Heartburn, Sick neaaavno,
Ghosra Mobas Fls,usney ear earefp mh15e
and purity makes cheap and reliable ar r,
:ss S ss Sold Pass Es
tract. Take nt, other.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
pH-ly so,ld by all druggists
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DISSOLUTIONS.

RTNERSHlP.-The GROCE-
Y II BUSINESS conducted by JOHN BLAIR
Uns u william NJ. Harrison x CO.. and the COAL
t">'NE>> conducted by ALBERT BLAIR are this
tay united, and viii be carried on under the firm
" 'nHN x ALBERT BLAIR.
We have taken the new store No. lilo Main
.'fsst between Eleventh and Twelfth streets,
'ra DOOR below the National Exchange Bank, and
" D.. I..as.l 10 furnish our friends and the pub.
.t wa rAu.ce and well-seleCted articles Of FA.
NlLl pkpCERlES.
Thankful 10 our frieud6 for former kndnesses
" nope % ueT.E and receive fuN portion Of pub.
lie favor JOHN BLAIR,
my .+-lm ALBERT BLAIR
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PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoNEY.-Ycstcr-
day a negro man called at the store of
Fortune Solardini, on Eighth street, be-
tween Cary street and the Packet office,
and, having made purchase, received ten
new fifty cent notes in change. He after
wards offered to pass one Of them, and dis
covered that it and all the others were
countcrteits. \ warrant was issued and Il
search made of Solardini's premises, but
with what result has not transpircd. We
only know that Ferdinand Sardini, clerk in
the store, was arrested in the act Of swal-
lowing Il small lot of these new counter
felt notes, and made to disgorgc. 1t was
evident from his conduct that he knew
them to be suspicious. lie was arrested
and taken to the Second Station house, and
will be brought before the Mayor this
morning for trial.
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The TABLEArX AT THE THEATRE on
LAST NGHT.-The tahlcauX at the Thea
ire on last night were completely and de-
servedly successful, and the house was
well filled. 1t is very difficult, of course,
to give any adequate idea of the grand
conceptions of the immortal author of
PqadiSc Lost, but in this instance the artist
has succeeded far better than could have
been reasonably expected. The tableaux
are well and carefully painted, and the ac-
companying lecture is well read. 1t is
evident that the exhibition deserves the
high encomiumS which ii has received, and
il will not be well for any to fail to visit the
tabcaux OF Paradise Lost.
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THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY EXHIBITION IN
THE WORLD.

Creating the most intense excitement wherever eX-
hibited. the largest halls filled day and night, and
thousands often turned away unable to gain ad-
mttance. The great original Miltonian TablesuS OF
PARADISE LOST,
from London, England, representing
GREAT REBELLION IN HEAVEN,
THE WAR OF THE ANGELS,
THE FALL OF SATAN, and
THE FALL OF MAN,
as described by John Milton in his immortal Poem
Of Paradise Lost, 1t being complete illustration
of this great poem from beginning to end, COM
prising sixty-three splendid Tabeaux Scenes, ear
rying out Millions idea of
HEAVEN, HE'LL, CHAOS,
the Creation and Paradise, will now be exhibited
st the Theatre AS exhibited in London for two
hundred and eighty consecutive nights at 81.
lanes Hall to more than half million OF people,
and as exhibited before her Majesty Queen Nicto-
ria and the entire Court at Buckingham Palace,
upon which occasion her Majesty was pleased TO
bestow upon the proprietor distinguished mark OF
her royal appreciation by presenting him with a
magnificent Diamond Ring
PRICE OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parquette. e.............ao cents
Family Circle and Gallery cents.
Reserved Seats secured at the Richmond musical
Exchange, J. w. Davies & Sons, without add
tional charge.
Doors open at half.past7 commence at quarter
ras,s 10 ?l-iw
P"'~
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BY Christian. Leaia Co.. Auctione"rs.
No. ls24, late se, Main street


WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT
w AUCTION on TUESDAY, June 10Th, 1853,
the following GROCERIES,, LIQUORS, &C, to
which the attention OF the trade Is Invited, VIZ:
IS barrels BOURBON WHISKY,
10 barrels OLD RYE WHISKY,
. e-eighth casks FRENCH BRANDY,
'o boxes pgALLoW and ADAMASTlSE CAN.
IS boxes CHEESE,
50 bags BIO, LAGrAYRA: and JAVA COFFEE !;
80 barrels EXTRA and sUPERFINE FLOUR,
l5o sacks SALT.
so boxes YELLOW SOAP,
10 barrels CRUSHED SUGAR,
10 barrels EXTRA g SUGAR,
hogsheads SUGAR,
10 boxes GREEN TEA,
hogsheads SIDES,
25 frkins SMITHFIELD LARD,
10 barrels PICKLES,
cases CONDENSED MILK,
je 2e-lt CHRISTIAN, LEA co.
Bye. A. Freeman, Auctioneer,
No. l42? Main street.
FURNITURE, &c, AT AUCTION
Il On TUESDAY, the 28th instant, CONNIE encing al
10 o'clock will sell at my store, No: la22 Main
street, good assortment of FURNITURE, &c, con-
sisting In part Of
BUREAUS,
CABINETS,
WARDRoBEs,
Mattresses,
WASHSTANDS,
CHAIRS,
sIDEBoARDS,
WiND0w SHADES, &c.
GEORGE A. FREEMAN,
jeaS Auctioneer.
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RIOT N ROCKETS OLD FIELp.-ThiS
cold field" famous for so many disturb
anccS, was the scene on yesterday of an
other riot, in which large number Of ne
groeS were engaged. After the general
fight had progressed for some time, series
of individual combatS commenced, and At
this period Of the fray Il negro boy named
Norman particularly distinguished himself
in fight with a fellow" freedman \
white man named William Doll intcrtcred,
and it is said, struck the boy Norman.
The boys mother then made her appear
ance and had Mr.. Doll arrested. He and
the negro with whom Norman was fighting
were examined on yesterday before jus
ticc Wade and bound over in the sum of
three hundred dollars to keep the peace.
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By Paine 4 Co., Auctioneers.
100 Main street.

rRY GOODS AND BOOTS AND
SHOES AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY,
the 27th instant commencing at 10 o'clock, wewill
sell at our auction. rooms a large assortment ot
FRESH DRY GOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS, OIL CLOTHS, &c. ;
among which are many new and desirable good
lust received, and ada pied 10 present sales.
Ia % PAINE & co, Auc tioneers.
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THE Co-PAPN NSERSHIP heretofore
i eAstps oet@es, TRoADDUs & TALIAFERRo
= ]l.a lay dssolvsd ~ mutual consent
III" business carr. en- by the above Erm viii
- continued ~ M: STAIRS, HAND. .RAiLINGS,
Sc fabricated a ~ sh at nolce Ali orders left al
My shop, on PrauE /, street, opposite Metropolitan
Hall. VII meet wit prompt attention
ap2S--ts NJ ". BRoAUDUs.
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u,uE OLD LINE RESUMES TIN
rs POSITION AGAIN. s1ss

u,ur OLD LINE RESUMES |Tk
rs POSITION AGAIN. xss
-.ryrw YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
r3g PIONEER LINE. ESTABLISHED IN ISL
-a..wu new aud magnificent side wheel
steamships ~
<,sAhA................ CAPTAIN COUCH,
AND
>AyATuGA ..........-.....C CAPTAIN KING,
r,. an the ronte again between
NEW YORK,
NukFOLK.
CITY POINT, and
RICHMOND.
su -..-. ~ strength, speed, aud flush, these
............ are uurluallsd They are in charge
-mrrri aud grullemAnly commander.
Pa~syr> ~, Messrs WILLIAM q. and J. NJ
- IA alive, a. this city, and well known TO this
r.... Steamships will leave Richmond every
-@s>.AN and FRIDAY, and will leave New York
s..-y TUESDAY and SATURDAY, arriving and
...uH from the lCuLAA WATSON wharf,
. 49, Tn" hour of departure from here can be
". .-auei ~ my office. or by consulting tn" daily
...rr. - The city the days preceding the days "i
.,, and berths secured either on board or
p-.,s.r. tucluiing meals and state-room, only
r.. ,.'r.rs cf this line who may desire t. in
~ ~. eject il At the very lowest rates.
~, GARRET + WATSON, Rockets.
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