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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-05
BY Harrison, Goddin Il Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents
VERY VALUABLE DWELLING

VERY VALUABLE DWELLING
Y AND VACANT LOTS, ON CHURCH HILL,
At THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF MARSHALL.
AND TWESTY-SEEE STREETS, FOR SALE
At AUCTION We shall sell at auction on the
premises on MONDAY the 10th September. 1855,
al O'Clock L. NJ, the excellent BRICK TENE-
NEST located ~ above, recently occupied hy Mr..
George N Flick. II contains ten rooms, including
basement. with kitchen attached.
The DWELLINGS, in excellent repair, and has
attached 10 il a LOT thirty-thr.e by one hundred
and twenty feet t. All alley twelve feet wide:
After which, will be sold FOUR BEAUTIFUL
LOTS, t. the south Of the dwelling, each fronting
iLirty three feet running back one hundred and
twenty feet tn said alley, on one Of which there
stands small ira med tenement, occupied a shoe
store.
TERMS: One fourtl cash, balance ut one. two,
and three wears for bonds bearing interest, paya-
bic annually, secured by 4 trust deed:
HARRISON, GbDDlS APPERsoS,
- i-tds AuctionsrrS.
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NIPU l. A TIE ID GIANO.-Tha
wi LANES RIVER MANrEALTrRINl ON.

NJ NIPU l. A TIE ID GUANO.-The
WI JAMES RIVER MASCFACTrRlNg COW.
PANY il prepared to furnish the farmer. al Etf.
ginia with this WHEAT FERTILIZER. Al! r.,
caring To indulge in extended commentator. II
it's own, confidently refers 10 those who used tn..
fertilizer In the years 1850 and .hl, when tf,
introduced and met with universal approval
1t consists Of an equal proportion itf,r. Thousand
pounds EACH of Peruvian and Phosphate t>'m.
brero) Guano, weighed in with the most scruyu.
lous care and Precision, and Il finely ground dud
perfectly Incorporated.
Should any one prefer larger proportion Of p.
ruvian In combination with the Suinbrero Gu1uD
than the absve formula calls for, such orlef,, iur
fully executed in this case tn" Proportions will
be Two-THiRDs Of Peruvian and uSE-IHIRp Il
Sombrero Gnano Both there preparations are al.
mtrably adapted to the of the drll, and can hs
applied in this manner or broadcast, without loss
or trouble 10 the farmer.
In the prevailing scarcity OF money the Company
Is admonished 10 reduc. prices IT, the lowest runt
and to be satisfied with a moderate profit, Ia tc
cordance with which the public j. offered these
fertilizers At the following rates, for cash R"-n.
lar preparation Of 1000 pounds Peruvian ANA l'oo
pounds Sombrero, at 80 per ton of 1000 pounds
Special preparation OF 1913 pounds Peruvian aud
B67 pounds SombrerO, At $50 per ton OF ZOO pounds
Orders can be addressed through the coinnll,, ~
merchants OF the city, or directly I" tn" under.
signed, who bes,ows on this department his crn.
SLANT anu H'0'' '''''1' ''' T. Is, BENTLEY,
Cav Agent
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ruE BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT

TIIE BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT
/ CALLED MONTEBELL0, HALF MILE BE.
Low RICHMOND, FOR SALE.-The subscriber,
intending To break up housekeeping, Offers his
place MUNTEBELLO. for sale. There are four
teen acres Of land, all enclosed. The situation Is
unsurpassed by any III the country, being hall
mile below the eastern limits OF the city and on
Fulton Heights, commanding view OF ten miles
or more up and down the river. The DIV ELLlAG
il on. OF the very best around the city, contains
twelve rooms conveniently arranged. The Kitchen
i two stories, and l. connected with the house by
1 covered way. There are all tho usual ont
houses. including Il large stable, barn. and car.
ria re house Around the house * one OF the finest
hickory aud oak groves in the vicinity. To BE- APP
rreciated. the place must be seen. TX not sold by
the 18th of September, II viii be offered AT auction
on that day a ) O'Clock Z. VI. The household and
kitchen furniture will be sold on FRIDAY The lith
TO which will BE- added three fine CARRIAGE
HORSES, one CARRIAGE and HARNESS, on.
BUGGY and HARNESS aud on" hne cow and
CALF. &c. SC. The real estate will be sold hy
Messrs. Harrison. Goddiu Apperron, and the
Other properly by Mr. +. y. Cook, auctIoneer.
TERM Accommodating, and made known at
the hour uf sale SAMUEL AYRES.
I'll
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DWELLING-HOUSr Fop S,rr

- The BRICK DWELLING on the corrr.r =,
of Tenth and streets. beynpd I.igb "|f -
Joining Mr.. VASES. 1t is in good order, i@r. IN
ing been built in 1850 contains seven 70, -
sides pantry, and brick kitchen with I'M. ''
sand five hundred dolarS 80. joel ocs't y, IN Q.
balance flour, eight, and twelve month. ~ w..
added, and secured. Possession given Gri l,,st''
Apply To X q rpowr ~ '''
Sc 5-2ts i.rI III
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CTHkYED from Turkey Island, thir-
y teen milss below RichmUnd, q small a.
branded u on the left hip. No othsfAZl-
marks recollseted. When last seen he was ON the
Charles CITY road IN the neigl, borhood of swse.
return to bhhNphh H"Lbno,,
&c ST. Second and Grace streets, Richmond.
1--WE DOLLARS REWARD.-l.ost
II between Manchester and my house, on Clay
street, on sunday night the I'll September, =
GREEN BAG, containing my papers - soI II
Sc 4-2* J. :. IL. TlNsLEl, II. -
Observation-Disclosures will be MADE
IN for renewal Of Certificate No. -, for nv"
shares Of stock in the Richmond and Danyr,le
Railroad Company, standing in my name. Inc
sni"waw A. MORRIS.
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DHENlN GUANO.-Twp hundred
i tons PHOENIX 6UASo, SAID 10 bee ou" q; ..s
most valuable fertilizers in Use. Tor sala by
SAMUEL L. LATHRuP, Agent
EiyLrpsufl s'r.af Ht.lth e. E..A
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DATAP SCO GUANO. /ELLS
l GROUND BONE, ZEII.~ RAW Buhb PIT
PLATE. ZELL'S PHOSPHATE nF LIVE, ALT
by the tom FOR FERffLlIlNi, tar sale hy
PALMER, HAkT>ouk ca,
An - Fourteenth street.
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NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS.
~ CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHESWAkE.
We are now opening our FALL STOCK, consist.
ing OF rich FRENCH CHINA Dinner and TEA
sETs, elegant VASES, TOILET SETS, every "a "a,
riety OF FANCY CHINA, LAVA. and BlSQuE
GO6pS; WHITE CHINA DINNER and TEA.
WARE handsome TOlLETWARE plain WHITE
GRANITE GOODS, Of all kinds; Rodgers nnn
TABLE CUTLERY, dne PLATED GOODS, bsan,i.
full TIN CHAMBER SETS, together With every,
thing usually found In first CHINA and
bou se -frrrn tshing establishment. Merchants ana
The hubble generaily are respectfully req ussted 10
examine our stock before purchasing, feelhS
assured We can sell on - accommodating terms as
OIL j. q. sNELSoN. Agent,
corner opposite Ballard and Exchange Hotels
l-5t
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nH- UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $500, 600.
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CENT.

on DEPOSITS.
!. DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
r. A. Paine, l.. ID. CrenshaW, w. Il. Qnarles,
VIM. II. Lyons, Jr., h. +. Blanken-
A. Bodeker, b. b. Welslser, snip,
w. A. Spott, Moses Ellyson, ). b. WINSTON,
A. L. Elicit, Jas. w. Archer, A. A. Hutchin-
X. T Taylor, J. Rosenbaum, son,
w Binford J. w. Hall, w. A. jenkins,
7 A. Belvin, w. F. Gray, w. Z. Tanner,
T. u. Dudley, Alfred Moses, j. NJ. Nowiin.
The security offered to derositors Is undoubted,
and the institution should commend itself to all
classes.
The attention Of all in city and country is called
TO this institution. Here they will find security,
convenience, and profit. Sums as small as five
dollars may BIO deposited, and six per cent. inte-
rest received on same.
Ofice hours from A. NJ. to r. NJ; on Saturday
from 0 A. NJ. to p. NJ, and from to 8 p NJ.
Ia l3-dSswts
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LOR SALE.-FOR SALEppry,.r,

Il LY SMALL WOODEN DwETITy'.' -
containing three ,orus, with kitchen col q
house, &c, on Twenty sixth. between u aos ~
streets, Church hul. the tut front. iii 20 -
feet, running back one hundred and ,,.,,, '. 49,. -
feet. Terms, cash 6EukGE r. BArnY' '
Real Estst. Agent aud Cnllar,5
Main, between Seventh anu Eighth .tr-...
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CO.PARTSERSIiiP.- The Undersigned hhT"t +,
drm of BOOTH, SPENCE j 60, Tor the pnri" ~
conducting the rPHDLSThklNL ami fAfEh
HANGING BUSINESS In all - bran nr' Al 1h'
stand rec emily occupied hy William booth >..
corner Of Eighth and GrAc. streets. They Trapr,'
fully solicit d share of public patr"nas"
' joins I. BOOTH,
+. ......E.r 1884,. WILLIAM II Spence,
sc 3-3tt CHARLES l., buolHs
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DISSOLUTIONS.
dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP.

~ The partnership herSt"i're Nte'.n- nnA"' ..,
-tyl. Of WILLIAM BnoTH SnN ~, d. ..'. j
an tb. st instant by The death Of the senior par
ner. All persons indebted Ia the trn 81 W.
Booth Son are requested 10 make prompt -~t'."
m.nt and those having Claims tinst he urn "..1
nr...u, Them JOHN T. Booth.
Surviving par,Esf
, 1866-03-06

PARTISAN MANNERs.-A species of en-
tertainment, intended as a substitute FOR
the ordinary balls, is creeping into fash.
ion in Paris. It consists Of IL sort Of PRO-
menade concert, an assembly of we'll
dressed ladies and gentlemen who are
supposed TO find sufficient amusement in
meeting one another and listening, if they
think rroper, 10 the strains of Strauss
band. An innovation introduced last
wear by Princess Metternich is to be re-
peated this year by the Countess Walew-
ski. The ladies are required to appear
in masks and dominoes, the gentlemen
being undisguised, merely wearing the
Venetian mantle over their ordinary dress.
The consequence and, indeed, the object
of this arrangement, which so deiracts
from the brilliancy of an assembly, is to
afford increased freedom ct intercourse
and a wider scope for intrigue. What
the French term esprit in conversation is
not always respectable. It is thought the
height Of gallantry and wit to address to
a lady remarks with a double meaning,
the one bearing indecorous illusions to q
forbidden subject ; the other preparing
q retreat in case of offence. It is easy to
imagine how the mask offers facilities for
this style of conversation. AS the gentle
man is not supposed 10 know to whom
he is speaking, the lady can listen with
out her dignity being compromised, while
he, on the other hand, surveys the black
impossible visage, undisturbed by the
fear of a frown or q blush. And, further,
as the initiative of the conversation must
necessarily be taken by the lady, the
very act Of addressing the cavalier is con-
sidered as a kind Of challenge, to which a
Frenchman is not slow to put a %latter-
ing nterpretation.-PaU mall Gazette.
, 1866-03-06
Sukkerplantage
s I. J O n II .

med alt Tilbeh6r i Compagniets og
Dronningens Qvarteer No. 81 m. fl.
No. her paa Den bIiye opraabt til
Salg we'd 3 ofentlige Auctioner j
Henhold til Pl. 22de April 1917.
Este Auction holdes L0yerdag den
Tide Marts n9stkommende,
eden Auction holdes L0verdag den
Bite Marts nastkommende,
3die Auction holdes L0yerdag den
l4de April n9stkommende,
de to f0rstc paa Auctionscontoiret i
Christiansteds Retshuus, den 3die
paa Aastedet, allie Xxi | Eftermid-
dag.
Vurdering, Conditioner, Panteat-
test O.. a. vile v9re til Eftersyn paa
Auctionscontoiret og hos Procurator
Heilbuth fra den lode Marts nnst-
kOmmende.
Denne Acknowledgements tjener til
lige til Efterretning for Panthayere.
ChristianstedsA uctionscont0ir, st.
Croix den 2lde Februar 1866.
j. A. S!akeRManm.
, 1866-03-06
Sugar-Plantati0n
s {. ! o Il q s.

with all ap~purtenances situated in
Company's & Queens Quarters No.
81, and other Nos. in this Island, be-
longing to said Estate, will be offer
ed for sale at 3 public Auctions in
conformity to the Pl. 22nd April
1917.
LIST Auction to be held on Saturday
March 18th next,
End Auction to be held on Saturday
March 3Ist next,
3rd Auction to be held on Saturday
April 18th next,
the two first at the Auction Office
in the Courthouse Christiansted, the
3rd on the premises, all of them at |
o'clock p. m.
Appraisement, Conditions, Cert
ficate of Mortgages &c. will be for
perusal at the Auction Office and at
Lawyer Heilbuth's from 10th March
next.
This advertisement serves also for
the information of mortgageholders.
Christiansted's Auction Office, st.
Croix 2Ist February 1866.
IA. Stakemann.
, 1866-03-06
Notice.

AGREEABLE to Royal Ordinance dated
18th March 1865, and the Governments
publication of 25th September 1868, and
their letter of the oath inst. to the Under
signed the individuals of this town who
would voluntarily serve in a Fire Brigade
are hereby summoned to appear before the
undersigned Commission in conformity with
the s 3 of the said publication on Saturday
10th March next at u o'clock at the old
Courthouse No. 81 Queens Street and all
others who in conformity with ) 1 of said
publication are bound to do duty in the
Brand Corps, are also now summoned to
appear before the said Commission the
Monday following the 18th March, in order
that the Draught in Accordance with the
s 8 of the publication can be undertaken.
The Draught will commence at 10
o'clock noon in alphabetical order.
The Commission will undertake to
draught for every individual not present
when his name is called.
81 Frederiksted, February 28th 1866.
GYLLICH.
C. SARAUW.
BARNY B. BEECH
, 1866-03-06
Notice

is hereby given that 2 bay Ponies have
been taken up at Estate Big Fountain
and sent to the Station at Kingshill, the
Owner or Owners of said Ponies can have
them delivered up, by paying the ex-
pences incurred.
Police Office KingshiIl, Goth Febru-
airy 1866.
Pol. Assistant.
, 1866-03-06
AUCTION.

FFTER Begjering af Procurator
9 Heilbuth paa Christiansteds Skif-
terets Vegne som electromagnetic at
Hof- og S~tadsrettens Skiftecommis-
sion i Kj0benhavn der behandler af-
gangne Planter John Heyliger Burt's
D0dsboe, vii den Boet tilh6rende
, 1866-03-06
Total &253,OIO &c

Balance Of deposits S SO, 647 CD
s new deposit accounts, viz:
l Minor. 4 Various.
10 Withdrawals amounting to.-s 1926 10.
Receivers for Saturday, 10th March 1866.
In CH%RISTIANSTED:
Captain Holstein, Trustee.
G. ID. Meyer, Esq Member.
In FREDERIKSTED
Counsellor Rahr, Trustee.
5. Wesscott, Esq, Member.
, GEO. BEHAGEN,
presideu'.
st. Croix, 5th March 1866.
, 1866-03-06
Phoenix Fixe
AsSUTanceComp
ny Of London.

THE undersigned, has seen with
regret the loss occasioned by the
late fire, and hopes the public will at
once turn their attention to insuring
their properties and goods.
The Phoenix is the largest Fire
Company in London and risks will
be taken by the Agent at the lowest
possible rates according to construc-
ton and situation.
III, MORRISON.
Agent.
st. Thomas 23rd February 1866.
, 1866-03-06
AUCTION.

by request of Lawyer Heilbuth in
I'D behalf of Christiansted's Dealing
court as empowered by the Dealing
court of Copenhagen administering
the Estate of John Heyligcr Burt
dee, the
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rliE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
stR JAMES CLARA >
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Tits Invaluable meligias anafing 10 the ep5e ofal
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weeks ~ sgsfF si@He re.naaF. tef bsst1s ta3efri
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CorPaRuEkpIsa ExEMrLlfgD - Tie
Ghacago Iimes Is ipc9mparably The mean.
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tigaaed by be same mouves--lhe love Of
gasa--tae oae y csBqacsiag he armies o.
me rebellion, The oiher IL slay an en-
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A, L. BOWEN & cos
East Dorset, VI.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Afflicted, suiicr more. Dr., JnnYillrs Elixir, of
Essence " Lie For Physloal aud Nervous Weakness,
lu{olunttry Dchapes, aud similar results of fouthfn
ndiHcreti0n for General Debility, impolents iHepns
nence, of Nocturnal Emissions, &c The ast4sfehpg
which has attended ic nyaaabie iaeis gtue for
ow q Muscular Energy, Physical Lasfitade ard Gen
crll Pf0aailn ans " the consequences II yetts y
nl indlscteHan ~ Indulgence Of the passion IN fpsf
years render. It the most valuable preparation essr
discovered; ~ fact o remedy for the above com
plants ~ siBuds unTiyacd and aianps IL sili remove
al nervous affections depression, excitement, ncapse
itf 10 study o. business loss u menpfis coBiison,
thoughts Uf aaifdeTnetiou fcais Of insanity, 6c. ~
viii restore 10 Appetite renew The health ~ those who
have DESTROYED BY sensual excess ~ ctll pfafiices
Young men who, by indnldng IN secret haiifs. have
contracted hist ou-fubdug mind prusirnliug bady
destroying Nice lone which hlk oar mnaiic atyiuns
and crowds ia rcplcion the wards q our hospitals
should, without delay send fof The Esir and be ~
restored 10 health and bappinegs perfect oHfe
w9r{and Y syfrE ss'f9sse S Gtf II PeI ose :,
kiso. b. J5iaviiief speaac Pns for tie speeds snd
permanent clraof Coholthea, Gicef, trehs Dschargs
-, Gravel ssiieure, and al affections ~ The kdneys
md Bladder Lures efeced Ia ffgfn Gus to five dayss
fheg are prepared from yeeaabis eKtrAsts thss arc
hafmless on NE systcn nna never nshseniA The steEa~
necessary while using them, does fheir action IT,
lny manner interfere with business pursuits Prlss
Either u he aforementioned articles wfIbs ssnttos
any address closely sealed aud si1ad. ~ mail nf
express, receipt % price Address a orders ta srs
ger shuts Co, Chemists 10 - River Street Troyr
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-08

RUTLAND - Rutland has bad another
town meeting. which elected John b
Page moderator. John Cam claimed 70
bold over undtr tie March election, aud
the Ftunesans made a yelling fight to
prevent action. Tie Sheriff came 10 the
Teseae q Chairman Page and that not
beng effective. "a order was issued 10 call
out the militia Ga this, tie heh.erenis
came ~ terms John 3. and ] 9hn {. boil
retired, and Moses Hayward (Repub !
was ,hen elected Modeialor. and R4iiand
through great iiibuiatioa, i herself again.
-ygarsak