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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-14


A M0nrt Jan Iho 900 ni Nat
chiloch must boon lnailulion ~
Ms kind iffN fH9q aaais Tho
Times SAYS
The laIl, mrh na itis,.h ~ lail nd
all. lrg0ncrs ronhncdiiflt rcmnin
there Jus, as long ns they cloaso t0
remain, and no longer Whenever
they are dissatisfied with thoir quar-
tors they leave anil thal O. tho last
heard ofthcm Only very recent
IT, four prisoners who had been com.
United ON charge Of murder aud
highway robbery, effected their, os
cape, They did not all go or to.
gcther. Two OF thoM loit ono night
and the others a faw oghts aNor.
wards. Yet, for She guarding Of
those very prisoners, ihepalice Jury
had allowed TIC sum oe Ave dollars
per night to the ahoriif. Tho iail is
utterly insecure, Any one may 90
inside of it By day as well rs by
night, and assist prisoners to escape,
and he is certainly dall one who
roquiresany outside assistance, The,
cost Of removing prioncrs isno small
item in the parish, Besides il
frequently happens that offenders
have to be kept in confinement one,
two and three days, pending their
examination before tho magistrate.
They mako their escape in the mean
while, and thus the perpetrators Of
the highest crimes known to cur law
goes unpublished. Willthejail COM
mittce or any Of It's membors, please
inform us, and through us the pub
lie, what atti0ns they have taken to
give the parish stropg and safe
Jail?
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-14

HOA number Of the members TO ths
Convention passed through this place the
past week en- route home, among them Cen
Throctmorion, Hon. a. H. Lalimsr, Hon.
II. r. Runneis, ard others. wercgrst that
We were not at home to see them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-14

give have largo number Of adyer-
tiscments from Now Orleans, Galveston,
Houston AMI Millican, which VIC have, not
time this week TO insert We shnll give
them next week and refer to them scyerally,
in the proper place.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-14

EzTWe have before US a pamphlet copy
Of The ordinances Of the Convention just
adjourned, the most important Of which We
shall lay before our readers in short
time.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-14

An English company, with Sir
James Hudson at its head, -coniem-
plates building a railroad between
Switzerland and Italy, by way Of
the ST. Gothard Pass.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-14

: fs5~ DR.. James L. Scott odveriises in this
paper, his farm near Rockwall Kaufman,
county, for sale. The place is known as
tho Chisum farm, and is a very desirable
property.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-14

sr0m delegates to the Convention,
Messrs Alex iIarwood and J. X. ?. Record,
reached home from Austin, last night We
arc indebted 10 Capt. R. for sundry dseu-
menls.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-14

Tie lssi roniorf.i sirr1-riv ina1e +
ms, ~ Frrnchnnn. n.t eleritieilT AZ
<iif1 q 7. rrrril Apparatus rsI'sls rti1. rri
ie Places hat fIcrsricnl aTTrT-ias o. lis
care. rbirh he lcI1s 1irrt iIs tf1i. ~tsn
ftr rain ronrs of IN t1 1iftt|'rrs. IIs
people ri re Io~r in rAit1 tr IIrls rrr.
A. rim. u j. sid vii = s0fI 81 aye. ~ l-
urlts in he ri11t tf ~ ~I1trrt lf'He
rr.fr1 TIE 1s-s 70 t1't-lIl .-e rr-r,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-14

Tho hint was received In England In The
usual non.commliial manntr; b,it .I'ranse.
with declaration that no such allow q, 80
could DO permitted thai The Emperor
would punish any aiiempf 10 enforce ne
Monroe doctrine, and N sure tho Federal
Government was pursuing such course
France would promptly recognize Southern
independence. NJ
The llerald's Washington special says n
proposition has been made by Maximillan'a
agent to prominent politicians, TO give them
contract TO collect revenue In Mexico for
nve y'ara, ifthey would prevent the Federal
government doing anything In behalf OF
Jnarer and the Republic during that period.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-14

PScE PRocbxHAT1os o. ms rREsIDEx1.
I'VE received last night q copy Of tie
Galveston Ballsiin containing the Procia-
nation Of he President onnouncing the
insurrsction At an end. Ills TOO lengthy
for publication TO-DAY, bit lball appear
nlzi vel.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-14

or rins Justices Of o. rnris1 States
srr.cr.c Cc1-f. III one. Judge Hng1r II
Ca. 81 rIra ~ Stnl1rr1 states. ILtr1 D.
rrt ---sr-~.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-14

DR.. c. T. Kavanaugh, Confederate States
army, died at San Carlos Hotel. City Of
Mexico, on tho 2Sth ult. lie was Missou-
rion
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-14

nfJ' Attention is called to the advertise
ment of the Dallas County Agricultural
& Mechanical Association, in today's pa
per- rs ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-14

u II1rirr leen aFpoinlsd sdnir ist-ntor
- N. .sIls,e on wilma AIdsrran. ds-
=. II ~. Jsnsary Tern Of the Pro
80 crnrf 81 Dsn-on County, 1906 al
-. having claiLas AREN'T ..1 tst.' :
: I'M r.~sssnt thsn FrrperlT arihsniic.ir1 I.
~i-fir TIE tine presented b lav, sna
No., indebted I'll make irr1edisie rrg-
--.-I -T ~ E3III1.
r4rt 1fririsir1lrr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-14

rEGsn. Hafry 7. Hays late q ne Con
fsserals Array. is sonsidtss FL shtiis q
Sls otiesns.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-14

1TFe End no tfisgrarhis items Of IN
rsrfancs in ohr late papers ~ LASH nights
nail. IRON Vnshirrien. here is no dis
7.Iehsr q moment; he rlaiu. Ioints - IS
sus IN Congress. still rcr.in unsslilsl.
Its Fsnss Proci.nsIicn Of IL freshest
rfIi ts Ss1sred iI1nslirtsly y he nrs-
sr-o -t sf tIl lie Fslnrlesr frees and
1rosisis.1l o1tsrnrzn's vi, 81 c,af.r,
riss rs1 e. s,sn ,l s,1rsfisnt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-14


GENERAL FoRREsF's NIEwe. Tho
views of so great a captain as For
rest must carry weight. Although
10 politician, he is q practical man,
and will do his whole duty as a cit
izen, as he did IL well rs soldier.
In arecont conversation in Memphis,
the editor Of tho Bulletin asked him
joeularly, how he could be in Mem
phis and Mexico at Che samo time?
Forrest replied that lio was not. re-
sponsible for his rapid locomotion.
'.Tcll all whom it may concern,
says the General that Foirestmay
DO found at any timo on his farm.
among his ploughs, hocsand shovcls,
cndeavoring to make q support, and
that others would do well to settle
down with liIlepurposes, andjlet the
world know that they can be found
at all times to dasref tie cal Of their
Government. AS l0r mic, | did all in.
my power to break up the govern
mont, but | have found it a useless
Undertaking, and ami now resolved
to stand by,tlio government as Darn.
cstly and honestlyas when ! fought
il"
The editor Of The Bulletin says he
will swear tliosc wcro Forests
words as near as he eould rccollecti
them. They We're uttered in CONVEX
~ I Z ! L.. i
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-14
NOTICE.

FTyHE annual meeting Of stockholders Il
II the Houston ( Texas Csn>ral Railway
Compasy, viii be held At the oface Of he
Company in Houston, on Monday 9th MAY,
al IL A.. nztrt
An stoskhoiders are requested to Be pres
ent WJ-HUTcHitS, Rrezi1eni,
Houston March 9Th lsse--ses1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-01
Mr.. ssvasd and the New York Senate

Mr.. Seward and the New York ssna'e
The New York Senate is now In session
trying Judge Sxrrn, who has been I'm
pcached. On the 2sth q resolution was
proposed welcoming the President, Gene
raj GRANT, and Admiral FAHRAovF'o No"
York A motion was made to include the
name Of Mr.. SEWARD in the resolution.
Th;. motion was rejected-ayes, 8; noes,
- A substitute welcoming "the Presi-
"dent and the other distinguished person.
"accs who accompanied him" was adopted.
Another resolution was then proposed
giving . warm welcome to General GRANT
and Admiral FARRAaur. 1t was moved to
include the name Of WILLIAM II. SEWARD ;
rejccted-ayes, Z; noes, IL. The resolu-
ton was then adopted, sixteen to three
the three negatives being cast, we suppose,
by persons dissatisfied with the slight put
upon Mr.. SEWARD. ....-
Radicalism is bitter principle. 1t
knows no sentiment Of charity-not even
common civiity. Cold as ice, hard and
insensible as marble, and heartless as gra-
mite. How can such thing survive in
tho popular favor! 1t is impossible.
There Is too much humanity in the most
proscriptive of northern communities
always excepting Massachusetts, and Yer
mont-long to sustain party so COM
pletely excluding every sentiment Of HUI
msnity from its policy and its feelings.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-01
ErFofzI N6TICra

MA wOBD BEFORE 100 LArE.-Ars
ypa troubled With nsaaaehs, HesEtburn' Consti.
pasioa, Distsss4 after lasins, Poor Memory Low
Spirits Pain In the Dalk. Grsas Weakness, bad
Breath, or any other synptom ofshat horrid nisnI.
mare disease Dyspepsis' II 80, lose no ams' ou
proears bottle OF
PLANTATION BITTERs. .-.
They purify strengthen, and invisofhs. :
They Greats healthy appetite.
= They ass IN antidols 70 change OF wstsf ana aiss
They overcome effects Of dissipation ana iase
houn.
They strengthen the system aud enli.en the mind
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fsven
They purify the breath and scidity OF INC
stomach. . .... - -v. ~
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhos and Cholsra Morous. !.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
achs. .-t. 49,
No change Of diet IL necessary while usine
PLANTATION BITTERs. Eat the best your money
will buy, and all your stomach Graves Of 1t. -
PLANTATION BITTERs strengthen the stomach
and restore Its healthy action. You VIII nnd them
PALATABLE, PURE, AND RELIABLE.
lit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-01

Mr.. NJ. r. CULLEN.-A correspondent
whs wrote us a very entertaining letter
from St. Louis gave an account of the
trials and strategy in business Of Mr.. M. R.
CULLEN, formerly of this city, upon his re-
turn to St. Louis after the failure of the
southern cause, to which he was devoted,
heart and soul. The narrative, which
brought out some well-recognized traits of
that true-hearted and fearless gentleman,
concluded in q manner gratifying to his
many friends here. The writer stated that
he is the son of DR.. PAT. CULLEN, of this
city. He is the son Of the late DR.. JOHN
CULLEN, and the nephew of Or, PAT. CuI.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-01
Jack Hamilton.

We asked the other day for some iufor.
nation As to the origin Of this person, late
~ provisional governor of Texas. His
name Is A. J. HAMILTON, but hs ID gene
RAINY known a. "JAcx," being . great
"knave." The Houston (Texas) Journal
contains sketch Of his doings for some
years, which show him TO be wretch
just ons Of thosc persons who abound in
the ciass Of Union citizens" 50 called
(of whom BRowSLow and UnpERwoon arc
types), who Mr.. BORIS said had an .in
herent right" after the war TO take the
Government into their own hands! The
Journal does not state who were his Pc.
rents, and where b was born; for these
afs important points IN the lives Of great
nea and greet scouAdreh which tho pub.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-01
BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

VERY BEAUTIFUL BRICK AND
Y MAsTIC FAMILY RESIDENCE. on IHs
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF EIGHTH AND LEl9h
STREETS, OPPOSITE THE DWELLINGS OF as
THOMAS w. McCANCE AND MAJOR wlLtlAs
ALLEN, FOR sALR PRIVAT8Li. M J. D,
Watkins, expecting in short time TO remoS. y. y, 70
another residence In the city. anihoriLes " !"
sell privately the one occupied by him Al fessDI,
located as above. The lot fronts twenty ioaf zee;
on Leigh street, running back about one hahetsa
and twenty-five feet To wide paved alisy: l.'
improvements, which are nearly new and N Iy,'
feet order, consists Of y very beautiful THEE,
STORY BRICK TENEMENT, Handsomely iaee'
with mastic, and ornamented with iron raiiWs,'
balcony, and iron window-caps. containing rn
rooms, besides closets, bathrooms, &c; az 'sp,
Piled with GAS and water. There is also wlns ~
back building, connected by rear potleo, vii
private stairway entering this and tho nam pu..
ing, containing two chambers, with nrr'pis,,s'
two seIvants' ro9m kitchen WIN rshse Tsssrr !.
on the premises an excellent brick stable i1'
carriage house, with feed room above.
The neighboThood 10 unsurpassed, and me lo,s
ton most elevated and attractive, boine surfonntr.
BY several large gardens. A residence so drsfs'''
In oil respects Is rarely In market. Apply 70
HARRISON, GoDDlN APPhhsV''
nm 19-apdm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-01
By Christian, Lea 4 Co., Auctioneers,
No. lis4 Main street.

WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT
w AUCTION, at our store, on TUESDAY, Sep
tember 3, commencing ut half-past 10 O'Clock 4.
M a large and extensive assortment OF GROCE-
RIkS, WINES, and LIQUORS, viz:
70 bags RIO COFFEE,
10 bags LAGUAYRA COFFEE,
lvo half barrels NORTH CAROLINA HER.
10 barrels No. ,MACKEREL,
10 barrels FLOUR, all grades;
20 barrels SUGAR HOUSE SYRUP,
hogsheads SHOULDER BACON,
S hossheads SIDES,
1000 pounds BACON HAMS,
IS boxes PRIME CHEESE,
50 50 i boxs. 5ai1K.RoyE & VAN HAGEY's sTEA.
RINE SOAP,
hogsheads BkOWN SUGAR,
Is barrels BROWN SUGAR,
10 barrels standard CRUSHED SUGAR,
10 barrels - B > SUGAR,
" barrels EXTRA &C" SUGAR,
Is half chests and caddies superior GREEN
TEA, ...H
IS barrels WHISKY, all grades
100 cases assorted LIQUORS and WINES,
20 boxes CANDLES,
100 gross superior FANCY SOAPS,
100 20 realms wRA PIPING PAPER.
loo dozen RCCKETS and BROOMS,
rs kegs 81 CARB. and SAL SODA,
. 10 bales COTTON and PATENT TW1NB,
50 gross PARL0R MATCHES, large size
10 boxes STARCH,
200 600 q. ID. CAPS,
100 bales CORK, assorted.
Consignrnents intended for this sale should be
DELIVERED ." ''A CHRISTIAN, LEA CO.,
col Auctionesrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-01
wrAKE TIME BY THE FORELOCK.-

T TAKE TINE BY THE FOhELOCh'-
The miasma which generates epidemic ievers u
now rising in clouds under the blazing beams Oh
the dog.day sun. Every living body, az wen -
refuse animal and vegetable matter, emil" I'M
wholesome vspors, and in crowded cities ana tne
dense asssmblagss which business ana pleasu,s
call together the elements Of disease are eVoi'eo.
The pressure upon every vital organ 10 never so
great as In the second and third months OF sum-
mer, and common sense teaches rs that these or
CANS REQUIRE TO be reinforced to meet It.
We hold our lives 80 to speak, on arepdlrin9
lease, and this is the season when the process Of
dilapidation Is most rapid and repairs are most
required. Therefore build up, prop, ami sustain
the po,oers Of nature with that mighty vegetable
recupersnt HoSTETTER's BITTERS. He who
takes It may be said to clothe himself In sanitary
mail, against which epidemic disease will hurl It's
poisoned shafts in vain. This is no gratuitous as
sertion, but great medical Jact, sttested to by
twelve Year, experience In every climate OF the
habitabls globe. Extremes Of temperature always
disturb the functions Of the stomach, the bowels,
the liver, and the skin. 1t IL through these that
the most dangerous malsdies assail rs. Tone
them in advance with HOSTETTER'S BITTERs,
and defy heat and malaria. sel-eod2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-01
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
By Grubbs william, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets

BEAUTIFUL NTRY RESI-.
ID DBNCE. ON THE DEEP RUN TURNPIKE,
SIX MILES FROM RICHMOND AND wlTH!S
TWENTY FIVE MINUTES WALK OF THE FIRST
STATION ON TIKI RICHMOND, FREDERicKS.
BURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD, FOR SALE
PRIVATELY We offer for sale privately tn,
very BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE located a. aS b. :. :;
ACRES, half cleared, the balance In wood Their,
il some meadow land on the tract The farm he.
been neg lected during the war. The improvements
are A very handsome dwelling, with II room,, 10
good repair aud suited for the accommodate o! .
large family, With kitchen, &c, stabling for !!
horses, . carriage houses, barn, granary,, sc
large garden, and yard well enclosed, Ice hoa,s
and responds. large peach and apple orchard
The place is we'll watered and healthy. For terms,
apply to GRUBbS WILLIAM,
sa l-eod3t AuClOncsfs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-01
HARRISON, GODDIN 4 APPERS0N,
au29 Aue..oneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF FIVE HUN.
II nDpn AVN VNTv-pJvG ADDE'S nr

| i DRED AND TWENTY-FIVE ACRES ~
VALUABLE Landry virtue Of a desd In t,yg
executed by william {. Talley, and recorded IN
the County Court OF New Kent county, shst Gu
the oath day OF September next, on the promises
(if fair; II, not, on the hfst fai, day thereafter
offer for sale at public auction the valuable rse
Of land on which said Talley now resides. IN ..t
county, containing FIVE HCNDRED AND TwEy.
FIVE ACRES more Or less, six miles above lie
courthouse Of said county. the stage road eat.
ing to the city Of Richmond in high state Of In.
proyement, thoroughly married and ciovered, wi
adapted to the growth Of corn wheat eat, and Osr
location for a store. Two hundred and my aer-,
OF the land are cleared, the residu" IN w"o!s,
mostly Of first class cord wood, within few ml-,
Of Pamunkey river, nsvigable for ht.t.el rs,.
sells The buildings are good ana nure,ent, tG,
need repairing, having been injured during The
late war;.
money the residue IN two equal annnal install.
ments, with interest from the day OF sale, goo4
personal security, and the title retained until the
whole Of the purchase money shall have been
paid.
the same terms, one.hslf of a WATER GRIsr
MILL. within few miles Of said land.
an 2s-swtds Il. 7. LACY, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-01
BY Harrison, Goddin Il Appsrson'
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agsho

VERY VALUABLE MARKET AM A
Y DAIRY FARM OF EIGHTY.THREb All ~,
EAST OF RICHMOND. ron sALE..ws "ssr y.
sale most valuable ard prodnct!ye rhEh XII n
as above, containing EIGHTY. THREE AM III :
HALF ACRES. IL fronts on tho York River H.,
road n nd on rhe /" Biskey Mil road With 0hh'
e e1. rnnnns through t. Iii. very fertile .Gi
admirably adapted Tor dairy farm or Iaaf.ssl,
dem The improvements consist 81 gu ~ -.
dwelling containing seven rooms, large psiA'
bic Kitchen, &e.-sll In good order. ,.,x
Price reasonable and terms sccommod"'ihs
Apply HARRISON, aODDIN L APPERso''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-01
By Harrison, 6oddin 4 Appenon, .
Bankers, Brokers, and Heal Estate Agents,

TRUSTEES SALEoFNEAT BRICK
TENRNENT. ON THE WEST SIDE OF THIRD,
BETWsEN BYRD AND ARCH STRkErS.-As
trustee in certain deed of trust iron NJ. Thomas
L. Whitpg dated I'D April, issi duly rssoIdsa ~ y,
parties, proceed 20 sell at public suetion. o. No
premises, on TUESDAY, September isse. z, hnM;
past o. clock, p. NJ. one molly Of the neat BRICK
TENEMENT located a. above, now In The oceu'
psney Of said whiting. containing foar ROOMS
Kitchen, slo.ss Ae and sppPiis.d ,s S,.r and
depth OF ons hundred and twenty feet 70 . Wac
Liberal sas nass hHcHs 4 r. Fss sSss %
s.hs. .sts.y stlt y 2. ss ss xhois a ds,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-01
BY Davenport 4 Co., Stock Auctionesrs.
ONCE No. 1lO4 Main!street,
oyer National Exchange Bank.

WE SHALL SELL AT AUCTION
w at our office, No. lloi Main street, oveS Ma
tionaI Exchange Bank, on THURSDAY NEXT,
September 8, commencing at /, clock, the follow
ing BONDS and STOCKS:
SIo, 600 Richmsnd and Dsnvilie Railroad pei
cent. Coupon Bonds,
. ono Richnno and DanvilIe Railroad PEI
cent Registered Bonds,
II, 900 Virginia Central Railroads per cent. Cou-
pom Bonds,
- 1000 Virginia and Tennessee Railroad PEI
Coupon Bonds,
1900 Virginia s per cent. Registered Bonds,
1000 virginia per cent. Registered Bonds,
old;
4?o Richmond and Yredsrick sburg Railroad q
.. per cent. Registersl Bonds,
$50 Richmond and FTsdehcksburg Railroad ]
per cent. Registered Bonds,
100 shares Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
10 shares City of Richmond Railway Stock,
20 shares Virginia Fire and Marine lnsu.
rance Company Stock,
90 shares First National Exchange Bank
Stock,
81 shares James River and Kanawhs Com
pany Stock, .... f
and such other Bonds and Stocks as may be offered
before day Of sale. DAVENfOhT 20.
au3l Stock Auctionsers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-01
BY Isbell 4 Davis, t
Real Estate Agents and Auctionsers.
corner Eighth and Main streets.

.u,HREE.sToRY BRICK HOUSE, ON
TENTH AND ELsvESTH sTREETS, foR SzLE
At AUCrIoN.-we VIII sell upon the prsmhse
hall. past I o'clock P. H., the THREI,sTokY
BRICK HOUSE located as above mentiopsd, con.
taining six rooms, with gas and 1xtuSes through
house is admirably arranged for retail businsssl
having shell wing, counters, he. The LOT has q
good front on Byrd street, and runs back to the
TKRNs: At sale. IsBBLL & DAVIS,
4 an 3l-tds ......#.... n Auctionsers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-01

VALUABLE IMPRovEn m..
~ azn A III D4saG SnfsiIh4Gs9 :, 81
city Of Richmond, rendered on he its SS az f9' ns
igainst Youei d. Rust and Anna a Rn.. y Rsr
dersigned commissioners win, on sATURbIv ~.
SIN day or September, 1854, ~ 4 0eloek p r. %,
. sssston teths hlghsst bidder, % the m. 'eA
! .ns = vaLuABLK LoTs. nth ,be BUfLDisss
EAST single formed by Main and Eigh,e.nths ,,.ss
Ia the city Of Richmond, described in al asst.
being part of the. real estate OF the AZ
Rust, desc ndsd 20 her heirs at law. Aga
One Of said LOTS, situated in the coma, ,,.-
sTokE and 'pWELilse HOUSE, Hist.ys' ,1xaRR;a.SlS
Eighteenth street atty feet SIX Inches ans az &c
street iorty I've feet siShtinches. % A'ia
Anoshsr q said LOTS Containing Two.srn,.
lkAnkD STORE and DWELLING, fronts o. Ss I
Another OF said Lots. CONTAINING rwo
FRAMED DWELLING, fronts on sish,.sB,ss i IRf
A diagram Of said LOTS, with the bor,s,-
each, 10 nled with the papers of said rss."
copy OF the decree specifying the bouna. A
be seen nj the ONCE Of Harrison, 0odiIn A Gay
son, and viii be exhibited at the sale. Afp'''
TERMS or SALE One. fourth cash. and bo,
due In three several instsllInens al four ~.
and twelve months, with interest added f-oms..,
Of saiet In negotiable notes with good end"s..al
veyance ordered by the court. s'S'
JAMES NELSON
CHARLES p. RAINY
! Sale by HARRIsoS, GoDpis & Gp PIs.os' A..
tioneers. a. n,''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-01

FRAMED DWELLING, ON THE
Il WEST SIDE OF THIRD STREET, BETw,sr
CLAY AND LEIGH, FOR SALE AT AUCTION a
Will be sold at auction, on the premises. q,
THURSDAY, the 9Th september. Al s o'cloci ,
N. the FRAMED DWELLING located as .bs,.
described. containing rooms. and kitchen Nh
2rooms. The lot fronts 2iS feet, and runs bach a.
usual depth. The neis hborhood Ia good. Pc.,...
sion will be- given Immediately.
TgRAs: At sale. 0RCBBS + WILLIAMS,
8u3o Aucti0Iser
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-01
DIED.

suddsnlx in New Kent county, August %, 1884,,
Mia. f1sIlg =. PERKINS, n Che sxy-sixsa
:. Her funeral Will take place THIS sstn,dsyl
Her friend: and sSss Il s
vite1 to attend without further notice.