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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-13
ASSISTANT ASSESSORS OFFICE,
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
THIRD DIVISION, THIRD DISTRICT, VA,
RICHMOND, VA, October IL, 1866,

THIRD DIVISION, THIRD DISTRICT, VA,
RICHMOND, VA, October IL, 1866.
To the Editors Of the Richmond Dispatch:
The local column Of your valuable paper
contains this morning an article stating
that "thc distillery troubles have not yet
been settled" which goes on to say that
certain Government officials are "still bu-
silly engaged in pushing their investigations
into the manner in which the distillery
business has been conducted in this part OF
the world"
The closing paragraph reads as follows;
"Mr. Henry Smiths distillery, which is
not yet in operation, was mentioned by
mistake yesterday morning as among those
closed. We should have said Mr.. A.
Smiths distillcry."
l am officially connected with the distil-
leries, present and prospective, In the DIS
trict in which Messrs. Henry and A. Smith
reside, the Third Division, Third District,
Virginia,) and l beg to inform you that
there have been no "troubles at their
establishments. regret that your reporter,
in endeavoring to correct one error, mas
fallen into another. Mr.. Henry Smiths
distillery, at Bacon's Quarter Branch, has
not been started yet, is not ready, and
therefore could not have been closed by
any Government agent, as stated by your
reporter in Thursdays paper. The Dts-
patch of yesterday, in correcting its notice
about Henry Smiths place, adds: I'VE
should have said Mr.. A. Smiths distil.
lery." This is exactly what it should not
have said. A. Smiths place has not been
closed, nor is it likely to be. 1t has been
running constantly since about the !st OF
August. H. Smiths has been closed, or,
rather, never opened. / shall take it as o
reflection on my official sagacity if either
Smith ever has his establishment closed by
Treasury agents from Washington. One has
always acted on the square, and the other
will do so when he acts at all. The para
graphs which have given occasion for this
note had their origin in knowledge OF the
| fact that one of the travelling agents OF the
Treasury Department has recently visited,
among other places, this city, to see for him,
self the practical working Of the Internal
Revenue Law in the South" only this and
nothing more.' Of course when he Is
through he will make his own report.
Very respectfully,
GEORGE G. WILDE, a. A.,
| Third division. Third District, Virginia.
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4 Nsw THrArRE.-This evening Bourci.
csult,s comedy of London Assa9'G,ce will
be performcd-Mr. Polk ss Sir Hsrcourt
Courtley. We are informed that this Is
one of his best characters, and in which
he gives o very good type OF the Sir Har-
courts of the world. As the role is totally
different from the two rattle-hrain charac-
ters Mr.. Polk has been representing, the
play tonight will bring him still more TO
the test. Miss Laura Wsldron takes The
part Of Lady sGny, and her brother An
drew that of Dolly. Tho afterpiece Y si-
WAYS attsactivn- Rnbsrt Macaire. u the
weather isspsopitious, thsve onfht 70 DO :
|op0a house. iiagt as' .fI} s's'a8 ssss !
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BY Harrison, Goddin y AppeEson. Ausdonssn,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

VERY NEAT AND CONVENIENT.
MARKANGEPP Pv BRfcKr sIssr RssIp4ERHTcfS RsrR4RT fSok gE
AT AUCTION.-Will be sold st auction. ON the
premises, on MONDAY the ls.h.9f October rnS, rlsss,
1t o'clock ?; that XERG c NEAT nw Az GNG Gnn
ioc sted as above, now In the occupancy OF NJ; J.
H. Lownes. It contains eiaven rooms Qneluofng
painted, 10 now IN excellent repair The TOT has .
front Of about 80 feet, snd depth Of iso fsetto
wide alley.
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by . trust deed s.ili
Possession given ,a In aS0S, tea asy. TO- she
HARRISON, d0DDlN &APf1nsoN,
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

T,RUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO
l FRAMED TENEMENTs, ADJOINING DU.
suant to the provisions of a deed Of trust from
James Hickman and wife to me as trustee, dated
May 7, 1868, duly recorded In Richmond Hns-
tinss Court, / win proceed to sell on WEDNEs-
DAY, October =, is8e at 1 O'clock p. NJ, ON the
premises, at public. anction, the .two FRAMED
TESEMENTS and LOTS therein mentioned, ad.i
ioining Duval-street Chapel. The lots front to-
nether dfty-fvs feet on Duval street and run back
about lis feet, and are occupied by James Hick-
man and his mother, Susan Hickman.
TERMS Enough In cash TO pay the expenses OF
xscuting this trust and to pay off note Of 1881 81
with interest from 10th September 1865 on credit
unti 10th January 1907 to sset and for any resi-
due of proceeds OF sale on such terms as the said
Hickmsn may direct or in the event OF his failure
10 give such direction at the discretion OF the trus-
day Of sale. A. II. SANDS,
90 "a Trustee.
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By Harrison, Goddin = Apperson, Aaetionesrs'
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

VALUABLE THREEr STORY
oHHs HSf fsfTWEsS TESEEST f9ST VINE
TENTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTlON:-
viii be sold at auction, the premises, on
pa RaY y.rs sns eHssSn s BscR fiSE
MBNT located a. above, now In the occupancy Of
Mr. Richard b. Sinton. II contains store, base.
Kitchen with two rooms, with bath room and coal:
room attached The lot has front OF 2sa feet, and
mises In complete order. Possession given LIT Of
November naxt. ......s l''l ssni u f-tt, :,
TsRNs: one. fourth cash, balance at four. eight,
md twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
aaeea, sIf HaRRIsoa. \ aoDDiS d APPERs0N,
~ 10 -. 4. .; uottouaeFs.
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H.. By Grubbs 4 Williams, Anstionsers, til
North west corner Of Main and Eleventh strssts.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SE.
~ yENTY ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND, ON
NILES lHh AhSa4HasstcAih FkoH Tas ciTY
ssatiSn q ] degree q e. giIsSis iS e 4: r.:
e: S sss:,%s,eeo s a s:
On 'KoSDAY. KovsaSsr siS, 81 Hslt pssta Sslost
P n, II faS, II not on fhs nsxs iasf ~ fpsrSsf:
I ~ Isi II. s.Hs Rsss sss Ss ssASI
yns o1 TIE cas-. :Ss e M's
ing thS lands OF Leonidas RosseyS md o1hscs. .
There are seventy acres, Of which there is 81;
eient portion in woods y ANA shsrS isss sn ~
ss.,SinS 1Rs If u ioIa q
max Se deemed Ss..as; Sss 4 sat as satHs sni
should sttr.et The attention q Dss,ons seeking
: TIsas: One third cash.; balSnss ct eiind =
months for negotiable notes, intA.sst sdded me
1itis to Dc rs'aines HlToT W NxSCS % conni.isnsr.
GRrBBs 1 wiLLfAxS. Auetibneers. oeS
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ARREsTs.-John Kelly, living on Twen-
tieth street, was arrested yesterday by
CAPTAINS w illiam Jenkins and Bibb, charged
with beating his wife cruelty. He was
bailcd in the sum of $500 to answer the
charge at the Mayors Court to-day.
John Smith, negro, was arrested yester-
day for stealing clothes from John l..
Leonard and pair of shoes from Bridget
Doyle,
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Have seen nothing wrong at Mr.. Hewitys
house since Jessie Fitch married Mr..
Hewitt. When left Mr.. Pollard and
went to Hewitt's I told Mrs. Hewitt that I
would have to have friend, and she said
that II didn't make any difference 80 Mr..
Hewitt knew nothing aboutit. 'ai' = t
AT one time was 10 go north with Mr..
Russell, and Virginia Fitch was to 70 with
Mr.. Powell, who paid the expenses of the
house.. II was understood by my father
that was to attend this trial. Witness
could not say from what part of Albemarle
she came to attend the triai-whethH1 this
or the other side OF Charlottesville. Had
been near enough to Hillsboro' FOR Mr..
Pollard to communicate with her father
and then with her. Mr.. Pollard met her
at Gordonsville when she came from
Baltimore, and went up towards Char.
lottcsville with her. Had seen Mr..
Powell IN bed with Virginia Fitch, and
Messrs. Allen and Moore and Russell had
seen him at the house. The reason wit
ness'lef Pollard was jealousy, caused by
aletter woman had written her. Pollard
had always been making inquiries of per-
sons about the possibility Of returning her
to her parents. She intended going home
after the trial was over.
Mr.. Woodcock testified to having gone
with Pollard to the house Of Hewitt, and
to the fact that the door was opened by
some one inside, and not broken open.
At a late hour the court adjourned until
this morning at ii o'clock.
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4ichmond Nispatrh.
LOCAL MATTERS.

REpoRr OF THE BOARD OF HEALrH.-The
following is the report Of the Board Of
Health for yesterday ',r. -
OpricE or BOARD OF HEALrH,)
RICHMOND, October IL, 1866,
.... 6,o'clock p. M.
Sir,-The following is the cholera report
for the last twenty-four hours, I,a :,
One case on the corner Of Fifth and
jackson streets (white female); favor
able 'a.
One case on Main between Twenty-first
and Twenty second streets (colored male) !;
fatal. 80
One case on Main between Twenty first
and Twcnty-sccond streets (colored fe-
male); fatal - "E. u,
One case on Grace between Twenty
third and Twenty fourth streets (colored
femalc); doubtful.
One case on Grace between Twenty
fifth and Twenty sixth streets (white te-
male); favorable. .-.a
One case On Twenty fifth between Main
and Cary (colored fcmale); doubtful.
One case on Main between Nineteenth
and Twentieth streets (white female) /;
favorable. r
One case on Grace between Second and
Fourth streets (colorcd male); fatal.
One case in the second station-house
(white male) doubtful.
Respectfully, d..
" ..' .' J. G. CABELL, NJ. D.,
- W. II. TAYLOR, N. D.,
Members of Board Of Health.
To Judge ". ". Crump, Chairman Of the
Committee on Health.
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A NEGRO CAsE.-Lucien Fleming, a
negro, was arrested yesterday and commit
ted to the second station-honse for spirit
ing away and secreting child of o colored
woman. 1t appears that the prisoner bad
seduced the child, and carried her OFT to
Norfolk, where he had her concealed.
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u By Grubbs & williams, Auctionssrs. +
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh slrests.

DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING,
u oS THE EAST snI slpE OF r RieHTsEHfTH narsE ffa
Al auction, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY The
Ioh OF 0stossr .. osoek aK Il M tss ysTy sGn
az above described, and now oeenpied By Mr., John
Clarke. The house has six rooms, WITH framed
kitchen With three rooms, and we'll Of exesiient
water in the yard. The l0t has good front, ~:
fording pretty little yard, and runs back the usual
depth. The house Is In good repair, And 10 very
comfortable and, convsnisntly arranged dEslApgs
= AA1' - dRUBBs 6 WILLIAMS, Auetionssrs.
P. s.-The above sale 10 postponed on accom-,
of the rain to MONDAY AFTERNOON, October
''su' . n1 i'NA 80 GRUBBs L WILLIAMS,
oel2 AuctionseTs.
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ANOTHER House RoBBED.-The house OF
Rev. DR.. Jeter, corner of First and Grace
streets, was entered few nights since and
robbed of all its gas fixtures, keys, and
several CRATES. The house was left in
charge of freedman as guard, but he
could give 10 account Of the robbery.
These depredations are occurring two or
three times week, yet no arrests are
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!. GEORGE G. WILDE, A. A..
Third Division, Third District, Virginia.

I. Mr. SMTH's DIsTILLERY.-As we pre-
dicted, the Government agent found that
the operations of Mr.. A. Smiths distiliery
were carried on in strict accordance with
the revenue laws Of the United States, and
he Will not be further fnterfered with. In
regard to the other case, the matter'is still
under investigation. ..s -
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SUDDEN ATTACK.--Night before last
William Myers, a German, aged about fifty
years, went to the second station-house and
asked for lodgings, saying he was sick. In
about five minutes he had violent attack
of cholera. He was taken to the aims
housa
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P.RroprcAL..-Wa ~ &C. hay, I, received from
Mr.. J. W. Turner, . copy Of Frank Leslie's
Comic Almanac for 1867. The firm OF
Cole & Turner has been dissolved, and Mr..
Turner has succeeded IT, Mr.. Turner is
an, enterprisipg young man, and has al
WAYS furnished us with the latest periodi-
cais and publications at the earliest mo-
ment sfter their issue. ,s.at IT, a,ts
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By Pilkinton, Pulliam & Co., Auctioneers.
UOR SALE AT AUCTION.-We will

TOR SALE AT AUCTION.-We will
IL sell at public auction on SATURDAY, Octo-
ber II, at 4 o'clock p. NJ, on the premises, the
Furcron The house has ample room for medium
sized family, with a nice portico In front The
Kitchen, stable, and other out-buildings are am,
pie-al in good repair. The lot fronts S6 feet and
runs back Iso feet; located on the street running
in front of Samuel d. Atkinscn's, Manchester
The garden is excellent. and has In II choice
serve
TERMS: one.third cash; balance, sixty and
trus, deed to secure deferred payments.
Immediately after sale of house and lot, we will
sell the HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE, complete and in good order.
PILkINT0N, PULLIAM CO.,
oce Auctioneers.
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MEDICINES, ETC.

4 YER'S AGUE CURE, FOR THE
~ SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CURE of Intermit-
tent Fever or Chills and Fever, Remittent Fever,
Chill Fever. Dumb Ague, PERIODICAL Headache OF
Bilious Headache, and Bilious Feyers; indeed,
Tor the whole class of diseases originating In
hillary arrangement, caused by the malaria Oh
mia matte countIies. .
This remedy has rarely failed to cure the severes'
OF chills and fever, aud II has this great al
vantage over other ague medicines, that II SUP
dues the complaint without injury 10 the patient,
II contains no quuine or other deleterious sub.
stance, nor does IL prodnce quinism or any intu.
rions effect whatever. Shaking brothers Of the
army ant the west, try 1t, and you viii endorse
Prepared by j. C. AVER 4 CO., Lowell. Mass,
and sold by dealers everyvhere. ) oca-2m
DHARMACEUTICALs PRODUCTS
i IMPORTED AND AN ERICAN.- agents fol
Mr.. Fougera, of New York, who ~ sole agen'
iCr the United States Of many standard ana vaina-
Die FRENCH PREPARATIONS, We oHer 70 tne
BLAHCARD's PILLS. BE- s~,.
PAULLlNIA PILLS, -L.sN#r
PAuLLINIA pow WDERs,
LANCgLoTs ASTHMA CiaARErTBS,
FRANKS GRAINS DR 6AMTE, a~s
ioDlSlsED Cop LIVER OIL,
DRh6EEs SYRUP OF THE PHROPHOs-
PHATE OF IRON, he, &c. .-+-e - :
MEADE 4 BAKER, Apothecaries,
sea Ninth and Franklin streets.
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REVIVAL AT CLAY-sTREET METHODIST
episcopal CHURCH.-Thc series of religious
meetings which have been in progress at
this church (Rev. Mr.. Peterson's) continue
nightly with nnabated interest. Ihere
have been thirteen conversions during the
present week. Up to this stage torty-two
have made profession of religion, and the
congregations continue large and solemnly
attentive. The services will be protractcd
through the coming week.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VA
n yIya. dssrss Il the County oss II Han.
over rendered on the 10th OF Septenbef,g IN in
ls ca use Of Saunders cs Mann Fl as. We viii sell
At public auction, upon the premise, pG ,THyHy.
H.. the TRACT 0y Ian b SornsTiy the fsalAsnse
Of the late Michael Il. Jones, nov occupies ~
liable farming land, and the improvemynts, sss
convenient and very suitable for 2 large nfm
TERHs One third cash, the balance !st sx,
ecuting bonds with good personal sscayity, and
title retained for the deferred payments, % carry
Interest from date.
E 6hXXsRiIs hhXsR 4 ssYhIRREEss' WIPE, eomn,''ien.~.
"a ,4i 4-e se1fF
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Mayors CouRr-MAYoR MAYOR PREsI-
DIyG-FR1DAY MoRNING.-Jcnnie Everett,
Mary +. Riddle, and Lucy Smith, and three
or four others, were arraigned for keeping
and being inmates of house of evil name,
fame, and reputation. Although the house
is VIGOROUSLY one Of hcllish character,
these innocent females knew nothing about
that, and rented rooms in it under the i'm
preston that it was a respectable place of
residence. This sounded very we'll to the
unknowing ones, but the evidence coun-
terbalancing their statements and asscr-
tions of innocence was rather strong; so
they were marched off to the city Jail, in
default of surety for their good behavior.
John Brannon and Mary Jane Burns
were arraigned for fighting and creating a
disturbance, and sent to Jail in default OF
surety.
Emmett Howle having declared his in
tention of going bail for Lucy Shelton, one
of the inmates of the same house, on ac-
count Of relations existing between them
for some months, was sent on to answer an
indictment for unlawfully cohabiting with
q mulatto woman.
Two young men, named James Terry and
Samuel Pcsker, were arraigned for being
found in house of i'll fame, and were re-
quired to give surety for their future good
behavior.
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Nor SpsrAINEp.-The charge bsiore the
Mayor against James p. NesSlo foe keep
inga disorderly h0ase, We era requested
70 nv was nctsustaiSd. ga,s iii bs'
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= ORR CHURCHES TO.MOkROw.-Th6u usual
services in all our churches tomorrow,
EXCEPT as noticed below. The afternoon
services now commence at o'clock, and
the night services at 7h O'Clock, In all the
The Third Presbyterian church REV. p.
B. Price) having been thoroughly repaired,
repainted, and otherwise improved, will be
reopened for divine worship tomorrow.
Rev. G. H. Read, D. D., will preach In the
morning, and Rev. P. B. Price at night. !"
Rev. DR.. Minnigerode, rector, will off,
ciate at St. Paups church morning and
night. - :,
Rev. T. H. Pritchard, of Petersburg, will
preach at the First Baptist church in the
morning, and Rev. DR.. Burrows at night.
Rev. John M. Butler will preach at Bel
viders Baptist Church at IL A. NJ, and
administer the ordinance Of baptism at
Crace.street Baptist church at half-past 8
fo'clock to about twenty converts, who
have professed conversion during the revi-
val in progress at the former church.
The ordinance of baptism will be admin
istered at the Gracc-street and Second
Baptist churches tomorrow night.
DEATH OF A PROMINENT PHYsIuAN.-
We have to-day the sad duty of paying
tribute to the memory of two of Richmond's
truest and best men. Scarce had the death
of Mr.. Caskie been heard Of yesterday
when the intelligence arrived of the death
of DR.. +. W. Hancock, q popular and lead
ing physician of Richmond. He died at IL
o'clock on Thursday night at the residence
of his brother-in-law, Mr.. David Hancock,
in Albemarle, after protracted illness.
DR.. Hancock was born in Chesterfield
county on the 2lst Of October, 1920. lie
graduated as Doctor of Medicine in Phila-
delphia, and returning to Chesterfield,
studied medicine under DR.. Royal until
about 1876, when he came to this city ana
commenced the practice Of medicine. He
was very successful in his profession. At
the beginning of the war he was surgeon OF
the First Virginia regiment, which po-
sition he occupied until he was appointed
medical director to Longstreet's divi-
sion. lie was afterwards transferred as
medical director to Ewelps division. For
the last two years of the war ne was chief
surgeon of Jackson Hospital, the condition
of which gave abundant evidence of his
good management. At the time OF his
death he was president of the Board of
Health of Richmond.
DR.. Hancock was an accomplished and
skilful physician, and enjoyed the attec-
tion and confidence of all Of his patients.
Men of better hearts or better natures
than his are seldom met with in this world.
He had every quality for a good attendant
upon a sick bed. He was gentle, forbear-
ing, and kind, and of cheerful tempera-
ment. He won the love of his patients by
his gentleness, made them grateful by his
forbearance, and was ever ready with his
iovial and cheerful expressions to rouse
them when dropping and respondent. His
good nature and fine social qualities
won him many friends, and few indeed are
the numbers of those who have ever har-
bored an unkind feeling towards him. He
was held in great esteem by the members
Of his profession. His funeral will take
place from DR.. Moore's church at AZ
o'clock this afternoon.
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Sill BROAD STREET (oLD No. III,
ssrwEES EIsHrH AND NINTH srREyrs,
where he is selling goods at the following prices
PANTS.
Good Casinet PantSat sl.75,
Extra Casinct Pants from =? to&s, - q
Good Cashmere Pants At 1925 TO ~,
Prime Cashmere Pants from s!toSs,
Good Black Pants Mt rs, "~
Fine Black Pants at &i.7s,
Fine Black poeskin Pants at Is. so to $40.
VESTS.
Casinet Vests atS2, '
Cashmere Vests from ~ so 10 -,
Black Cloth Vests sts3,
Black silk Vests at ta.So,
Fancy Silk Vests at -. IS,
Black Cotton velvet Vests st ~,
Fancy Silk velvet Vests from $3.50 tos7.
Casino, Goats At ~ 80,
Black Casinst Coats at $50, ...
Black Cashmere Coats cts
Fine Black Cloth Sacks from $s to $,5,
Cashmere Goats from 90 10 IS, (.
Fine Cashmere Coats from 81 to $is,
Black Frock Coats at - and 90,
Fine Black Cloth Coats from Sl2 to t25.
YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
full assortment and at all prices.
CASHMERE SUITS.
All-wool suits at Sl3,
Cs,inet Suits dark color) at&ll,
All.wool Cashmere Suits at SIS,
S.lk.inixed Cashmere Suits at sls,
Fine silk mixed Cashmere Suits from el9 to f2s
Lirh, Cashmere tHarrison) At sls.
Brown Cashmere Snits at s2e.
Fine French Cashmere Suits from $22 to ss5,
Black Suits at all prices.
SHIRTS.
Cndershirts a. 20 cents,
Gray Undershirts at 81,
White rndershirts at from 81 to 50,
Fine AIl.wool Undershirts at 2.?5 to -,
Red Flannel Shirts at Sl.T5,
Red Flannel Drawers at Sl.75. ..s
White Shirts at 81,
White Shirts from 81. IS to 81. so,
Fine Shirts at from IL so to ss.5o,
Jeans Drawers at rs cents,
Fine Jeans Drawers at from 81 to Sl.75,
Calico Shirts at sl.25,
RULED bosom Shirts al S2.25,
Cashmere Shirts, q full stock. from 81 10 IS.
HANDKERCHlEFs.
White Handkerchiefs at 20 cents,
Linen Handkerchiefs at 30 cents,
Fine Linen Handkerchiefs at 80 cents,
SILK Handksrchiefs from 81 TO Sl.75.
COLLARS.
Goldsmth's Glazed at rs cents,
A + Grays at 50 cents,
Genuine Grays at IS cents,
Cyay's Standing Collars at So cents,
Linen Collars from 10 to rs cents.
sCARFS AND NECK-TIES.
a iull supply, at all prices.
SUSPENDERS.
Saependprs for 25 cents to Fl pair,
Fine White Suspenders at i5 cents.
HATS. ....r
Wool Hats at IS cents,
Fur Hats from III so to IS.
ILave also all the late FASHIONABLE HATS at
Il prices.
full stock OF UMBRELLAS and vALIsEs, and
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. Don't forget
.e store Of l. GREENTREE,
sll Broad street (old No. ND,
% 2-lm between Eighth and Ninth
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By Harrison, 6oddin 3 Apperso4, xsstionssn,
Bankers. Brokscs, and Real Eaafs AOen1s.
I1OMMISSIONERSo NAEN or ".

(,OMMISSIONERSo HAEN OF VA.
G GSoRskE SAhT 81 EsTs asS 81
AZ Commissioner sppointed By Q decree Of Hen;
March. 1865, In the ease Of Kex ". Rex, shall
on MONDAY the I'D Of Outossr Ice, q s1sif past
ing I7a feet on the west sfde OF Twenty ninth
street. running back on the north line OF street
$50 feet to an alley; TO be divided. II necessary.
into lots to suit bidders. EG.ti 81 lShf
TERxs: one.third cash balance ct three and
six months for bonds bearing tntsrSst, Win food
money be fully paid. q. SAGDo,
..r sGOmmikAa00DK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-13

ExEcrrryE.--Woodbusy B. Bigelow wasi
on yesterday appointed notary public LOT
the city Of Richmond and the county Of
Henric0. a. a aaEs ~ .,..