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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-01
Notice to- Butchers-

A T,2oeloct, IN, On rarnsd,y, Rovsmherta.
"A the mest stalls IN the MARKET Houss viii Be
odeFsd A. pLblic sslce the ekast hiddsr-fsr sne
yssf nom April, 1857, with the nrvilers fotcnpynx
the same two years. ~ Paymsnts--ssmi-auaaul aully
IN advsncs. fY- Coniraot and seouiiy reqaired,
ny Order. Il z 30 ZELLEn, City clsrk.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-01
CLASS ern. .-GRAIN AND SEEDS.

Sam Cook. bu. white wheat so
John Pittengcr bured wheat 3
same bu beckwheat 1
Dennis Holtz bu rye l
IG. w. Lutz bu yellow corn 1
II. w. Egbert bu sweet corn 1
John Swigert bu oats /
John Plttenger bu timothy seed l.
4. w, Egbert 4 bu clover seed i
same bushel fax seed /.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-01

WI. crissell pr. bays I'd do 9 90
FIN. Fauther, Bay Joe.
trotter, LIST do 800 90
J.H. nardeo, BoDnie
Belle, trotter I'd do 20 90
Frank werrille, bay geld
ing pscer ID 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-03
The Radical Convention.

On Friday night, in Philadelphia, that
club Of eonspirators the Union League had
. grand reception for three rs arrant
scapegraces as ever lived, viz: 7. j. De-
RANT, Of New Orleans; Ex-Governor
HAMILTON, of Texas, and Governor BRowS-
Low, of Tennessee. DURANT did the speak
ing. The New Orleans riot was the
theme of his Grafton, showing that that is
TO be the chief feature of the exhibition OF
the convention of conspirators.
HAMILTON made brief speech, in which
he warned those who heard him to prepare
their "hearts, and their arms, too, per-
hans, for another conflict (cries of we are
ready)." He declared that he made this
prediction "with deep regret" and added ::
"but are We to ignore our friends North
"and South Whatever have been my pre-
"judices 10 the past, am not willing to ig-
"nore the black man any longer" A pre-
cious villain Is this HAMILTON! His pre-
judices heretofore were displayed in alb
Quoting free negroes and making slaves of
them; and as for his dreading another
conflict, it is what he endeavors to pro-
woke. 1t is the threatened speedy ignor-
ing of such wretches as himself and
BRowxLow that suggests this prediction of
another bloody conflict as their last hope.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-03

The Mexican Minister, Senior RoxERo--
I. e., the Minister who represents the Re.
public Of Mexico In Washington--accom
panics the President In his tour TO Chicago
In introducing him to the people Of An,
burr, Mr.. SEWARD said: This Is Senior
ROMERO, the Minister to the United
7" States from Mexico, in whose behalf,
"and against the destruction Of whose
"country, the President Of the United
Estates has notified all governments tha'
intervsntions from Europe must cease on
"the LIST Of November next"
There il no doubt about 1t that the
policy Of the Government is made up, and
that is very clearly expressed BY the New
York Times (semi-oiiiciaD thus: "No
foreign interference in the internal affairs
"of Mexico will be permitted from any
"auarter or under any pretext. The mind
"of the nation is thoroughly made up or
"this point. MAxIMILIAN's empire must
"stand, if it stand at all, by the free viii
"of the Mexican people-freely ex
oppressed. No one dreams for a moment
"thst it can thus stand. 1t is on the eve
"of overthrow. The French troops, by
"whose bayoncts it has been sustained
hitherto, are to be speedily withdrawn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-03
By Harrison, Goddin b Apperson.
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

VALUABLE I'M PROV ID CITY
Y PROPERTY AT AUCTION-L0Ts On GoE'
NER OF MAIN AND EIGlTEENrH STRkEIS-
By virtue OF the decree OF the Circuit Court fhs
city OF Richmond, rendered on the llth day OF AN.
gust 1896 In the case Of Richard l. b. hast
against Youel @. Rust and Anna A; Rn.t, Tue W.
dersigned commissioners will, on SAT uEnhl VIC
sth day Of September, 1855, al +oclock r NJ, sen
At suciinn to the highest bidder, on the PIrIGisr.
three VALUABLE LOTS, with the BUiLpiags
and improvements thereon, situated In ne .olM'
I'm the city OF Richmond, described IN said decree,
being pant Of the real estate OF the late Agnes
Rust, desc ended to her heirs ~ law.
one Of said LOTS, aituated In the corner a!Gre,
said, and containing. TW0-SToRi FRAMED
STORE and DWELLING.HOusB, fronts. On
street Try feet ak inches, and on Main
street forty. FIVE feet eight inches. .u,. sro,v
Another OF said LOTS, containing aTWV-sT,,hl
FRAMED STORE and DWELLING, fronts on NAN
twenty-five feet one inch. ,,o oro,r
An9her q s1id k9Ts containing TW0ssI :,
diagram OF said LOTS, with the boundaries Of
each, Is fled with the papers Of said cause
copy of the decree specifying tho houndsns:, nay
be seen NJ the ONCE OF Harrison, 8oddin AppeT'
son. and will be exhibited 1t the sale.
Terms OF SALE One. fourth cash. and me rrs
due iR three several insta llments ~ four, eshi,
and twelve months, with Interest added IRON Gay
Of sale, in negotiable notes with good endorsen'
veyance ordered by the court -, rrpsox
...,..,..,., ....... -, CHARLES p. RADf,
a..Hh3+%&3 as" - 4" - Commissioner.
tionaers - 80 ~ .-.-. aug
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-03

N;scelLoneo: CONFUSING Reviews, Lectures, and
neous Subjects: By MI. sriLDIso. D. D., Arch
ScoE.5 Baltimore: JONI MURPHY 4 Co.
This work Of the venerable Archbishop
has reached its fourth edition, and is pub
lished now, revised and considerably en-
larged, in very excellent style. 1t Is we'll
known among literary men and politicians
in this country, and is valuable contri-
button to general literature, apart from its
religious principles, which are discussed
with q frankness and fairness quite CON-
mendable. Archbishop SPALDING Is a
very learned and able divine. His " Mis-
cellanea" gives proof of his varied and
extensive requirements. - ..-
~" car G Rslsgion By TlscorsT De CxarsAr.
BRIAxD. With preface, Biographical notice OF the
author, and critical and explanatory notes. Bal
timore JaHN MURPHY Co.
This Is very elegant edition of Cha
rEAUBRrASp, rejecting very high credit
upon the most excellent and reliable es.
Enlistment of JOHN MURPHY s. Go. 1t is
gratifying to see such proofs of taste and
enterprise In southern publishing house.
The specimens before US are conclusive In
this respect. Both the books mentioned
above are excellent in topography and
binding. The Chateaubriand especially
will be an ornament to any library.
{. Son,hera Unirersny Series."-Southera Picto.
rial Reatier for schools and families. Prepared
,aar III ISL M II
D., Of the University OF Virginia. New York
RICHARDSON j. Co. ...... Ivy ..e
We have received from the publishers
this book, being one of the catalogue of
school books which have been gotten up
by the faculty Of the University of Vir-
ginia. 1t is a very beautiful juvenile
book, and entirely freed of all sectionalism
and all fanaticism. This is the kind of
books We ought now to use in the schools
Of the South. The fanatics and Radicals
have had heretofore the entire business of
school books pretty much in their own
hands, and their peculiar notions have been
obtruded upon society in manner SO art
full that it was long time before they at
tracted attention and raised objection. 1t
is more important now that this means OF
misleading the mind of the nation, or, at all
events, the southern part of it, should be
taken away from these people. They have
done mischief enough, GoD knows! 1t is
therefore gratifying that our most capable
men have gone to work to supply our
schools with proper books and We hope to
see the schools with one accord adopt them.
For sale by BIDGooD s. RILEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-03

TIE New ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH Pro.
JEcr.-The new Atlantic telegraph project,
which has met the approval Of the Queen
Of Spain, is for . telegraph uia Cape
Charles, In this State, TO the island Of Ber-
muda; thence TO the Azores or Western
islands, and thence to Lisbon, the capital Of
Portugal. The advantage Of this line Il
that II IL IN three sections, and when
broken 10 one. the Others are net affected,
and therefore the whole cable not involved
- will 30 the case With the present cable
should Il break.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-03

ton which arises "a mechanics, theoretical
or practical, or in applied science, Or In
any branch Of education, Is neglected by
this excellent weekly. Whoever studies
the Scientific Ameyicaa may keep himself
thoroughly posted upon all such questions.
A record Of oil new patents, and Of their
difrntic as. compared with instruments
and implements already in use, is also q
feature OF this paper. In aword, Ills q
paper which every intelligent man would
read With pleasure and to his own profit.
Published by MUM s Co., No. 81 Park
Row, New Ysrk city. ,,u,. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-03
Virginia Military Institute-The Cere-
monies of the 10th.

u1O111cS VI Illc AOL0.
The session Of the Institute commences
on the 18th of September. All the cadets
are expected to be there on the 10th to
take part in the ceremonies of the inaugu-
ration Of HUBARD's copy of HoUDoN's
statue Of WASHINGTON, which was carried
Off by General HUNTER, but which the
Government of West Virginia, manifest
ing most creditable spirit, caused to be
returned to Lexington. The ceremony of
again elevating the statue to its place will
be more deeply interesting than that
which occurred when it was first installed
in the grounds of the Institute. Governor
LETcHER, who was . victim of the vandal-
ism Of the same General HUNTER, will de-
liver an address on the occasion.
The interest of the event will be very
much enhanced by the presence of Lieu
tenant General GRANT, who has promised
to attend. The presence Of General LEE
and General GRANT on that day, witnessing
Naturalization Of the statue of the "Father
~ Ma Country" viii be one Of the most
0.-;L;,. indications of the revived and
oo,valescent nationality Of the Federal
IIa,on that has yet been presented, and
cannot II l to exert moral influence in
favor Of I he restoration of Peace and
EQUALITY TO the Union. .............
The Institute will have good school in
.r,ta Of all obstacles. General Smith has
been most untiring in his efforts to make
nreparations for the accommodation Of all
Who desired to come. Twenty-six rooms
of the Institute proper are finished, and
thirty-four more nearly ready for occu-
rants. We have not doubt that it will
soon be restored to its former prosperity.
We are enabled to add very gratifying
piece of information. General GRANT
has not only given arms to the cadets, but
restored to them the old Cadet battery.
One of the officers Of the Institute re-
cognized it at Washington, and asked the
General for it. He gave it without hest
Understanding, in substance, that the
rising generation must be educated, and
the means for that purpose must not be
withheld. Acts like these do honor to the
highest military officer in the country,
while they have an irresistible force in
! diminishing sectional prejudice and
: smoothing the way to the complete resto-
ration of the Union.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-03
Mr.. Beecher'S Letter.

We publish this morning very able let
ter from the Rev. HENRY WARD BEECHER
on the great question of the day. 1t is in
answer to an invitation to be the chaplain
of the Soldiers and Sailors Convention of
Chicago. The World, in noticing it, very
Justly says that sit is the clearcst, most
condensed, powerful, and convincing ar
"gument in support Of the objects for
switch the Convention has been called"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-03

TEE ScIEsTIHIc AxE.acAN.--Every me.
chanic who 10 master Of his trade, and
every one who expects or desires 70 BE-
should read the Scientific American, 81
should every school teacher, every pro
lessor in our colleges, every editor. AND
every other man who undertakes to To-
styuct either children or adults. It's edi.
terial corps consists Of men thoroughly
versed n ths arts and sciences. No quss-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-03
BY Harrison, Goddin ApPerson,
Brokers and Real Estate Agents

TRUSTEES SALE OF NEAT BRICK
TENEMENT, ON THE WEST SIDE OF THIRD,
BETWEEN BYRD AND ARCH sTRBEIs.-A.
trustee in q certain deed Of trurt from Mr. Thoma'
L. Whiting, dated 22d April, lsel, duly Recorded =
parties, proceed 10 sell at public auction, on he
premises. on TUESDAY. September issa A. MA, ha;:
past O'Clock, p. 81 one moity Of The neat bklth
TENEMENT located a. above, now in the oco"'
pancy Of said Whiting, containing four roou"I
Kitchen, closets, &c. and supplied with gas ald
water The lot has a front Of about thiry feet and
adepth Of one hundred and twenty feet WIDE
ally.
sale. - W. q. cambridge, Trustne.
p. S.-The other moiety will be sold at the sarns
An 9I - -1.---- -. H., q. 4 A.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-03
By Davenport & Co., Stock Auct!onesrs
once No. iio4 Main street,
over National Exchange Bank.


WE SHALL SELL AT AUCTION
w ut our ONCE, No. llol Main street, ovsr Ma.
tional Exchange Bank, on THURSDAY MY
September 9, commencing at 10 o'clock, the toiov,
Ing BONDS and STOCKS:
Flo, 900 Richmond and Danvills Railroad 4 Nc,
cent. Coupon Bonds, ~
1000 Richmond and Danvilis Railroad her
cent Registered Bonds,
L, 900 Virginia Central Railroads per cent Con-
.f. pom Bonds,
1000 Virginia and Tennessee Railroad 4 o.,
Coupon Bonds,
1000 Virginia per cent. Registered Bond,
1000 Virginia . per cent Registered Bsats,
old;
40 Richmond and fredericksburg Railroad -,
per cent. Registered Bonds,
.- $50 Richmond and frsde hcksburs Railroad !
g... per cent. Registered Bonds.
100 shares Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
W Stock, at.' ."r
'Er 10 shares city Of Richmond Railway Stock,
20 shares Virginia Fire and Marine lR.s
rance Company Stock,
70 shares FIRST National Exchange Bank
Stock,
d shares James River and Ksnswha Con.
pany Stock,
and such other Bonds and Stocks smsy be offered
before day OF sale. DANbafoET CO.,
su3l Stock Aactopesn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-03

Tor SALE, HOUSE on Marshall
street, three doors above Monroe, with ten
rooms, gas and water, stable and carriage heuse !;
lot sixty five feet front by one hundred and my
Also. FARM OF FOUR HUNDRED AND NINE
TEEN ACRES, in Powhatan county, one mile
above the court house, ak miles from Jefferson,
and twelve miles from Powhatan station, conve-
nient 10 churches of all denominations, good build
ings hoIses, mules, cattle, sheep, &C., &C.; owned
0y afS' NJ 'at CHARLES T +. WORKMAN Co,
Fifteenth street, between Main and Cary, Rich
Va III
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-03

i Ieighty- seven acres OF most EXCELLENT WOOD
LAND, In the county Of Goochand, lying immedi-
stely on the River road, thirty two miles above
Point, on the James River canal. One half Is
cleared, the balance Is in oak (original growth
and pine. A bargain can be had by addressing
ON, Dispatch office. t...... .. aaA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-03

No. t174 Main street..
WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE 4,
w AUCTION, stour ssoss, ON TUESbIT AT
tsmbsr ( sommsncins a hsif.psst 10 - ~.
Riks WA sra .n $1,000 iaosss. Of SEoct
- IL SS ssss E tsS S3f1Et ooryyy, -,
loo half barrels SoRrH cAkoLlsA us.
,.---.- - barrels No. 2xAcKEREI.,
10 barrels barrels s sIE49us. AZ sssHdss ssI
hogsheads SHOULDER BACON
hossheads SIDES. = -
l,o0o ponds BACON HAMS,
IS boxes PRIME CHEESE,
boxes s,s MsK S6os VAN HAGEss STA.
shogsheads BKOWy SUGAR,
i Ssrr:I: :,ssssIa SSeSshsD SUGAR,
- S Ssnss EXTRA o "cS SUGAR
Is half Ghosts and caddies superior GREW
q barrel. waIskY, al grades;
IS SoTss a caNpLEs.s 0'h' and WINES,
100 gross superior FANCY SOAPS.
Is barrels tiNE3AR,
100 Isams WRAPPING PAPER,
100 dozen BUCKETS and BROOMs.
IS kegs III CARB. and SAL son,
10 bales COTTON and PATENT TWIyv
70 gross PARL4R MATCHES, large siIs'
800, 900 q. ID. CAPS,
100 bales CORK, assorted
Consignments intended for this sale shonIa \.
delivered on Monday. '''u y
~. %.'a CHRISTIAN, LEA / Co,
Sc i .-... .t.......- Auctioneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-03
BY Grubbs & Williams. Auctioneer,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets

rIvE LOTS. ON THE CORNER OF
wAsHISGT0N STREET AND THE ylR.
GINA CENTRAL RAILROAD, FOR SALE AT
isss. on TUESDAY the 4th September, nj 5O'c'ock,
p M, the FIVE LOTS located as above described
All OF them front on the railroad, two twenty-five
feet each and three twenty three Lsat Tour inches,
AMI run back sixty two feet 10 alley. Ths pro.
perty is we'll located for business or for small
Residences, being convenient to the Central Rail.
road depot.
eight, and twelve months, with Interest
o' GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
a, a, AuclunnnS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-03

PERUVIAN GUANO, &c.
/ rs tons genuine No. PERUVIAN GUAN0,
100 bags prime JAVA, LAGUAfRA, and RIO
Is hogsheads prime BACON SIDES and
$50 barrels suPERPiYE and EXTRA FLOUR,
SO barrels No EAST ERN IlERR!SGS,
100 barrels CRUSHED, POWDERED, and FL
Low SUGARS,
Is boxes SOAP, ,u,s go
for sale by ELLBIT kuYsIER,
se 3-lt* corner Seventh and Cary streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-03

r AND, IN HANOVER, FOR SALE.
ecntor of Thomas b. Dunn, deceased, we offer for
sale TRACT OF LAND In Hanover county, on
the road to the Old Church, eleven miles from Rich
mond. containing two hundred and thirty.three
acres, and adjoining the lands Of John King, vii,
liam Gibson, and Henry Talley: About one: third
of the tract 10 cleared, the balance In wood and
timber The improvements consist OF good
DWELLING HOUSE OF fonr rooms, with kitchen,
stable, and all other necessary out.buildiDgs.
The Mace in now occupied by Marion Allen,
ESQ and possession will be given on the LIST OF
January next, together with the privilege OF seed
ing t s.a sah H fsfRi GopDiN APpERsoN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-03
ByIsbeli 4 Davis,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
corner Eighth and Main streets.

vV,HREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE, or
THE NORTH SIDE OF BYRD, BETWEEN
TENTH AND ELEVENTH STREETS, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION We will sell upon the prsmh-
on TUESDAY the Ah day Of sentsmbsr, LS :.
half past 4 o'clock p. H., the THREE.SroRY
BRICK HOUSE located a. above mentioped, COZ.
tanning six rooms with gas and fixtures Through.
out, aud water in the yard. The lower par 81 hs
house Is admirably arranged tor retail basiuY.,
having shelving, counters, &c. The LOT has I
good front on Byrd street, and runs back to us
TRaxs. Al sale. ISBELL & DAVIS,
an tds Auctioneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-03

NOTICE.-Application will be made
II sfock no 1901 in the Richmond and Danvills
Railroad Company, standing in the name Of Vslsn.
tine Winfree. which was destroyed In the nre OF
the 81 Of April, 1906 y lo-iSwMIm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-03
DEORGANIZATION OF THE
Ii. NINETEENTH REGIMENT VIRGINIA. MI.

INTERNATIONALLY auth GRITTY, We are directed
men for the purpose of enrolment and slecttng
company officers. This regiment embraces al
persons between eighteen ana foriy yssm 2,
The boundaries Of the company districts are as
FirsL Company. Of Broad and west Of
Brook&venue.
Second Company No North .,.. Of Broad between
Third Company, North Of Broad between Sc.
cond aud Fourth streets,
Fourth Company.-Norh OF Broad between
Fourth and Seventh streets.
Fifth Company-North Of Broad between Sc
venth and Tenth streets.
Seventh comrany.-sou.h OF Broad between
Eighth Company South Of Broad between Third
Ninth Company. South Of Broad between Sixth
Tenth Company. Of Broad between Eighth
and Tenth streets.
The men ii the several company districts Will
asse mbls at the following times and places:
First Company AT the corner Of Clay street and
Brook avenue, oath OF August, lsos. 1t Z o'clock
Second Company AT the corner Of Clay and
Adams streets, 2sth Of August, 1893, at o'clock
Third Company the corner Of Clay and
Fourth streets, ssth Of August, lssd, 1t 4osiock
Fourth Compsny.-At the corner Of Clay and
Fifth Company AT he corner Of Clay and Ninth
sixth Company-At the corner II Main and
Toushee streets. 3ist Of August. 1885, at O'Clock
M. 10 ~ ltssg1J
Third streets, LIT 81 September 1859, 1t O'clock
Eighth Company AT the corner Of Main and
Fifth streets, Jet Of September, bss, Ats O'clock
Ninth Company.-At the corner OF Cary and
Seventh streets, "a OF September, Bss, att O'clock
Tenth Company.-At the corner Of Cary and
Ninth streets, I'd Of September, lsss, st o'clock
THOMAS ]. kyANs, Conductors.
AD0LPHUS MORRIS, } s..gt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-03

EOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
STEAMBOAT COMPANY. - SEMI. f@I
WEEKLY LINE-Leaves Richmond
every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY.-Leaves Balti.
more every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
The steamer PETERSBURG, Captain RoBERr
TRAvERs, will leave here at O'CLOCK A. M.
WEDNESDAY the 5th instant.
Freight received MONDAY and up to o'clock
p. NJ. TUESDAY.
This steamer has splendid saloons, state rooms,
and passenger Accommodations.
Passage, meals included, So
For freight or passage apply 70 ,,,,,,,
DAVID& WILLIAM CURRlE,
Office at Charles T. Workman Co.'s,
.e3-at Fifteenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-03
by Harrison, Goddin & Apperson,r Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

TXCELLENT RESIDENCE AN D
T. BUSINESS STAND, ON THE BROOK TURN; ;
PIKE, TWO MILES FROM RICHMOND, FoR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold At auction, on
he premises, on MONDAY the ID Of September, At
half past O'clock =. NJ, the property located As
above formerly owned and occupied by Mr.. James
lilmsr The lot contains two acres, more or
less. Besides the dwelling, there is an excellent
kitchen, and large well-built stable for six
borses and a well OF water In the yard. The
location is deemed good one for . residence and
market garden, or a business stand. ...
Terms: One fourth cash balance at four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes interest
added, secured by a trust deed. Possession given
in few days. nn,asoxy
au29 Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-03
AUCTION sAlESJTH1s DAY.

AUCTION SAIES-TH1S DAY.
- By esmpson Jones, IT., kCo.,
Aseioneefs and Connission Merchants, Nos
r. fifteenth street, hsswsen Main and Cary.
AN MONDAY MORNING, sEPTEM.
" Ben D, commencing Atlo o'clock, ve Will sell
at our store \ large assortment OF GROCkkikss
WINES, LIQUORS, &c. We snumsrsts In part
$50 pounds BACON,
10 barrels SUGAR. T y . TIl"g
10 sacks COFFEE, - - NV
20 boxes TEA,
Too barrels PLOUR, - -. 49, sa-' -
20 boxes ADAMANTINE CANDLES,
10 boxes SOAP, --
rs boxes CASTLE SOAP,
-.,.f-s IS boxes STARCH,
barrels SMOKING TOBACCO,
10 900 CIGARS, "
- 10 half barrels PICKLES, prime.
- ..-.. - .. ALSO, s#~ -
barrels WHISKY. $780,. ....
20 baskets CHAMPAGNE, pints and quarts
20 cases fine CLARET, #"~ Fa .~
10 casks EDINBURGH ALE, aF w@,..
10 casks LONDON PORTER. .s ~
Cous!gnments solicited for This sale. I'D.
g. JONES, JR., CO.,
se3 Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-03
By Harrison, 9oddin 4 Appenon,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

r OTIS NEAR TO MANCHESTER, IN
LMAYCs PLAN, POR SALE AT AUCTION -
w i'll be sold ut auction, onths premises, on NON
DAY the 81 Of september, 1855 At u O'clock n,
an undivided moiety Of that beautiful LOT IN
Mayo's plan, fronting ninety feet on street iAid
off for Z. e. Mayo exscat near TO Harrison and
Nc Donongh streets, running back the depth Of the
lot 10 an alley, and near the former residence OF
Mr. George W Snsllings.
TEENS: At sale. se.' :.
By request of the heirs OF Daniel Lewis, de-
ceased HARRISON, G0DDlN 4 APPERsOH,
an al Auctionsers.