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.Althmond 1ispatth.
TUESDAY..... .SEPTEMBER IL, 1866.


The Washington Chronicle OF yesterday
contains the best tempered editorial which
We have seen in that journal for months.
1t actually writes as If 1t would like to try
the effect of mild measures upon the
rebels, though that is not the snn9ec'
under discussion. The occasion for TINS
display Of good temper was the appear
ance In the Lynchburg Rspaol'c'n Few
days ago Of q paragraph stating that the
speech Of FRED DoraLAss was the best de-
,iyered in the Radical National Conven-
ton. OF course such compliment to
colored gentleman merited kind return
and accordingly FoRNEr goes so far as to
declare that our friend GLASS is "frank ~;
and in the warmth of his gratitude he
declares that If the people Of Virginia
would only invite FRED to speak in the
African church in Richmond, and 60 TO
hear him or, still better, discuss the ques-
tions of the day with him, "such an ex-
"hibition Of liberality on their part would
do more to concilatc the angry passions
" of the hour than anything that has hap
opened for long time" The whole
affair, quoth FoRNEY, "should be under
their own management
Now, it strikes us that this is most un-
fortunate proposition for a leading Radi-
cal to make and especially in connection
with any reference TO the Radical National
Convention. This was an assemblagc OF
the peculiar friends of Sambo; was got up
10y the friends of freedom, equality, and
negro suffrage was intended to rebound
10 the advantage Of the down-trodden
African; was the pet Of GREELEY, HAMIL.
Ton, BUTLER, FoRNEY, and others of the
same genus and yet no southern negro
ont of the millions here was "invited to
speak in Independence Hall or to discuss
pol;tjcal questions with the "whitc trash y
there assembled. How say you, Mr..
FoRxLY; was this neglect or an intentional
insult ? If we, who deny their equality
with ourselves in many respects, ought
10 invite them TO make speeches, what en-
cuse can You, who conccde that negro
should have all the rights of a white man,
give for refusing to invite them to sit in
vonr convention and discuss the great
political questions in which they are so
dceply interested.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. reads the yir.
g'h'ans lecture upon the subject of re.
pudission. II WAS called out by the para
graph copied into this and Others Of tho
city journals from Fredericksburg paper
stating that one Of the members of the
Legislature had declared himself in favor
Of reputation. FoKSEY inquiries whethe,
Il our sense Of honor IL satisfied by abuse
Of Radicals and Abolitionists In reply,
We would remark thst il III becomes those
Who hare made u repndlats the largest
6ebt w ewsd 70 talk about honor In con.
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DIED,

On Wednesday, the 2pth OF August, az the late
residence OF her father, il Hanover county, Miss
MARlA LOUISA CARTER, In the thirty first year
Of her age.
Mis- J4RTER was baptised int o the fellowship of
the Goochlsnd Baptist Church in the fourteenth
wear of her age and died perfectly resigned TO the
will Of her Heavenly Father.
Dearest sister, thou has left MS
Herethy loss we deeply feel;
Bu Ills God that hath bereft n,
He can all orr sorrows heal b. Is. L.
on the evening of the 9th, In the eighty seventh
wear of her eye, ELIZABETH WADDELL.
The friends Of the family, and families of the
late Dr. John and Edward Mcdonnell, and MEM
beers of The Society of Friends are invited 10 ate nd
In. funeral from her late residence, ut the Nir-
gnis House, THIS truesdayl AFTERNOON at !
o clock.
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re- WHITE SULPHUR WATER.
FROM THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

re- WHITE SULPHUR WATER,
FROM THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GREgSBRIER COUNTY.
w. have JUS. received supply OF this
WATER, DIRECT FROM THE SPRINGS.
THE REPUTATION OF THIS WATER IL WORLD
WIDE.
So well known are ts valuable properties IN te
CURE OF BILIOUS DISEASES AND OTHER DE-
RANGEMENTs OF THE LIVER
that Il Is deemed unnecessary 10 do more thai. L. IL
the announcement that the water can be had.
The experiment Of transporting the water was
fully made years ago.
1T CAN BE HAD HERE AS PERFECT, AS To
REMEDIAL EFFICACY, AS WHEN TAKEN
FRESH FROM THE FOUNTAIN.
Orders addressed to JOHN F. CARING. White
Sulphur Springs, will meet with prompt attention.
Price per care of two dozen quart bottles, sl-.SO
For sale in quantities to sui. purchasers by
PURCELL, LhDD & CO., Druggists,
General Agents for the Virginia Springs Waters.
au 2o--tlstOct
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r-IN VIEW OF THE EXISTENCE OF

IN VIEW OF THE EAISIENVE UF
the Cholera IN our midst, and the importance OF
king available every means to stay Its progress
the undersigned informs the citizens OF Richmond
that he has In his possession an Indian recipe for
Its cure, which has been used privately in ms'hy
cases OF DiarrhGa, Dysentery, and summer dis
eases generally, with gres, success, proving an
infallible cure In every instance. During the pss
year. az travelling agent OF the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad have had occasion to try It's virtues, ard
can recommend 1t unhesitatingly to the public
| have confded to Messrs. BLUNT 4 MoSELI.
Druggists, No. 1924 Main street, Of this city, the
directions for preparing the mixture, and 1t can be
obtained on application TO them.
LOUIS ZIMMER,
General Southern Agent
au ls-lm" Baltmoye and Ohio railroad.
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ncction with the debts of the South ana
We would like for Mr.. FoRSEr, If nc can,
to explain the difference between repu-
dating the Confederate debt and repud'.
a,ing the State debt-we mean in moral
,o;n, Of view, which Is the one In which
he has presented the question.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ BREEDEN + FOA. WHOLESALE
RETAIL DEALERS IN DRY GOODS. have re-
moved TO the house formerly occupied by theml
No. al Broad street, In which they arc THIS DAY
opening their early purchases for the fall trade.
They invite whoiesale and retail buyers to an ex.
animation Of their stock Of goods, which they
will endeavor to render much more complete and
attractive than II has heretofore been.
RREEDES & FOX,
No. 40l Broad street,
"a low cornar Of Broad ard Fourth streets.
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'I,HE BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT

INiF DEAClif y II wv ~ II i OLA
/ CALLED MONTEBELL0. HALF MILE BE-
ALOW RICHMOND, POE sALE.-The subscriber,
Intending TO break up housekeeping, Offers his
place NoNTEBELLO, for sale. There are four
Teen acres of land all enclosed. The situation Is
unsurpa sssd by any IN the country, being hall
mile be ow the eastern limits OF the city and on
Fulton Heights, comnanduga vtaw OF len miles
or more up and down the river. The DWELLING
Is one OF The very best around the city, contains
twelve rooms conveniently arranged. Tho kitchen
Is two stories and j. connected wi Ia the house by
a covered way. There are all the usual out
houses, including large stable, barn. and car
ria ge house. Around the house j. one VI the fines,
hickory and oak groves in the vicinity. To be APP
precated, the place must be seen. II not sold by
The 18th 0f September 1t will be offered Al auction
on that day al o clock +. II. The household and
kitchen furniture will hs sold on FRIDAY The t.h,
to which will be added three tine CARRIAGE
HORSES, one CARRIAGE and HARNESS, one
BUGGY and HAENESs. and one nne COW and
CALF, &c. sc. The real estate will be sold ny
Messrs Harrison. Goddln 4 Appsrson, and the
other property by Mr.. Z. b. Cook, auctionser
Terms Accommodating, and made kn2wn ~
the hour OF sale. SAMUEL AiREs.
Be 3-tds
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By James -. Taylor, Arct,"nee.,
Office opposite the SpOtswuud iiote
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE. q

I DESIKAELE KFSIDEN' r, IN
~ MARSHALL, BETWEEN EIGHTH An
NINTH STREETS. FOR RENT AT AUCTION
viii be- rented on TUESDAY thr iNh ~ >ep'eiUtrt
1903, on tn. premises atlo'cl,ckP N, fur"u- r"m
from October l,t 1893. the LARGEarl DESIRABLE
DWELLING-HOC>L on the north slde OF Aus.a
street, the second door from Eighth .irea' 90" d,
cupiad nv Mr.. g. q. Gr-woi1. II hr. .ru" go
rooms, with III! modern Improvements kwcLrn
stable and carriaSn-house al IN good "rtrr.
Sc JAMES ". TAYLOR, AUr'luu-ar
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T,RACr OF LAND AND SILL ri ~
kNn bsionsiaS 10 he estate OF Jane. ss, +
CEASED Ia he county Of Louisa vs.. ,hs All
chop road ihirty;six miles above M Jane. R,g
nine miles from Cedar POM, gu nnsarly THREE
HUNDRED ACRES, plenty Of ~ooi ana an NECESSARY
water large dwelling house aud =. .1o,s. house
t.housss, biacksmths shop, iarss 49,, =, aus 10
the county In very good nsis o DOT pei.
healthy a. any place In the state, s,ait tress Of
oalss at the place and gres. man, Adde'S
o ~ s"ts A0'. r. j. SINS Gum sprius' y
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By Georss '. Case. AuctIon.er.
cHERIFF"S SALE OF REAL

AH EXILE - SALE UT NEAL ~
= TATE. IN HEHRICU COUNTY, At AUCTION
Ily an order oi the Comfy Court az icnricu emit ~.
81, thu 18th day Of Auguet, i>e" In mi styled
Wayne ~. lnSraham, an directed To- I'll: "w th.
he Goth dav Of September, l,.", ~ IT," hnur,f
o'clock Y. NJ. tue following property, :" wit. oAs
HOUSE AND LOT situated on tho wrs' side u
Henry between Grace and Franklin .tr.rt. u~s
IN. corporation line, and on the iuiI wing term,
one third Of the purchase money IA r,ysh ou'
;hird upon credit of -four months, aud the remain
ing third upon 4 credit al eight mnuth-, The ls
t.rr.d psyIaents Ia be secured by negotiable lnt"
endorsed " iih sufficient r"rsouai sccIIty, an ~
title 10 be retained until tho who'll, FuTcba," iba
ney IL pail. Z. n. HUFFMAN, :. n.
svnpss Y cA,y turtioparr. - Id.
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BY L. A. J. Clopon, Auctioneer.
No. IL Twelfth street, beween Main and fr1ai


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i CAEALBOATS AND H0RSES.-as lrrelr~ D.
a deed OF trust from W. J. sGum~ryiiis, t,.e.
March .th, i,c6, snd duly recorded In Richmaa!
Hastings Court, shall sell At the OGssr p.,N
basin on THURSDAY tn. 18th day If srpirmlr'.
1898, ut IL o'clock NJ, the following uIggrrT
Canalbo "LOulSA' and "A. ) LEE, =.
ge.htr with one HORSE and one MULE, u i '
drawing boats.
Terms Made known II sale.
&c 6-tds CHARLES A. ROSE, rro>''".
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~ SPECIAL OF SALE.-POSTPONE ID
SALE OF PROPERTY.-The sale Of the EALU-
ABLE PROPERTY corner Of Main and Elgh-
teenth street. has been unavoidaby postponed 10
WEDNESDAY NEXT, September IL, at o'clock
Gao adveytisemen, el0-tds
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by Harrison, Goddin Il Apr"rsou, Aucuuu""r,
Bsnkers, Brokers, AMI R.ai Estate Agents.
VERY pFSJRABlFLIT FARM

Y OF FoRrY ACRES, BETWEEN THE DER
Run TURNPlkE AND EGLnhEiC kSElEr
RAILROAD THREE MILES NORTH or Elrh.
NONp, TOGETHER WITH CHOPS, NILS
HORSE, COWS, CARRIAGE, CARTS, FhENlNn
IMPLEMENTS, SC, FOR SALE ar ArCr!mH.-
VIII b. Sold gl auction, on the ln.mse-, 81 WEI
F. ~, The excellent LITTLE FARM loca,.4 a..
above, now occupied by Hr. Grc.Ew ~. %!t".nt-
the lands Of Mes1rs John =. Ballard. J"t.g, /
SintDn, aud Thomas JohU-'"u, cunt"lriu. FORTY
ACRES or VERY PKuDCCTIEELAED a4rfr.
/ bly, adapted for n mark., garden 81 !, iry arm
Til. improvements consist Of d COMFORTABLE
DWELLING containing four room, besides b.far
-, ble and tbs nsual out houses together y n 4
well OF water. After the sale If tn" Farm, viii D..
sold all Of tn. personal effects on i, CONSISTING 81
AN PXCELLbST crop Of Grow ~ JnkN,
POTATOES, and other VEGETABLES
:No | MULES.
l HORSE,
good cows.
l CARRIAGE,
9cAkTS
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CERGEANT'S SALE, UNDER AT
- TACHMEST - In purs uance OF an order Of the
Judgs of the Hastings Court of the city Of Rich
lnoni, Will sell GA SATURDAY next, the i5th in-
slant, AZ 10 o'clock A. ~, to the highest bidder
Of BRIDGE TIMBER, consisting al OAK and Pine
silis, Ties, &C.: also, one CANALBoAr, lying In
the basin 10 satisfy IN attachment IN favor OF
Thomss's rdmin!-ir.rrix against s.muei Strong.
THOMAS U. DUDLEY,
"a ltd, Sergeant City OF Richmond.
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ii i.
u We Offer for sale these VALUABLE MILL
which are located on Banist1r river, near ha,,1
Courthouse, Va. There are FIFTY 4, hh, -
LAS attached - said mills, lying on bash '.H',
the river, which gives the command a 7 ai ,i,
water power The improvements aya gsi nt,-
and sAw MILL, COTTON PICKING MAJ hI' :.
and = SINAI but excellent fLoUkIaO Mill ~
and In perfect order. ...tl,
The custom of ths mill Is large snd pr"h
AMI might, by proper attention. be sr.amy /.
creased. But the great value al tbs prove! -
the water power II has on both sides oi W. II
which offers at all seasons Of the year ,HPr2
water sufficient To propel All Almoss u"''A'''
amount Of machinery. ,,.
Persons desiring to invest capital W sHS" }, =.
perry cannot ind more des irabie loc"'soh ="
eIn Virginia. ,r..,r.sft
II not previously cold privately W., rasyBgA
1888 ..gsh
Terms one.fourth cash six. iweirs' AZ "a sp.
teen months credit for balance; oo.us ,.n.p, !,
proved security and title retained anu! "a! H'A
u@u0' WILLIAM T. DARLINGTON,
- s.-,j. rysrnfoTs Johu u. taTFlhSA"---
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OFFICE OF TIE BOARD OF HgALrH,t
Saturday, September $, los6.
NOTICE.-In pursuance of the aulho-
~ rity conferred by an ordinance Of the Council
.. the city Of Richmond upon the Board OF Health,
acting IN conjunction with the Committee Oh
Health,
Iii. hereby ordered, that from and after this date,
FISH OYSTERS, CLANS, CRABS, WATER
Melons, sKMgLONs, CARRIAGES. and
GREEN CORN shall neither BIO sold. exposed for
sale, nor brought into the city OF Richmond uril
this order sha II be revoked by pnbiic notice.
J. q. CABELL, NJ. d,
W. H TAYLOR. NJ. D..
Members Of the Board Of Hsaltc.
WILLIAM w. CRVMP,
An Loft Chairman Commit go on Health.
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w b. RADCLIFFE, No. 1872 Main

VIZ b, RATCLIFFE, No. 1872 Main
w street. has in store and for sale very iow
the following desirable goods
A. T.. and & COFFEE SUGARS,
>YRrPS, all grades:
PORTO RICO MoLASSES, very fnt
BEST GkEEN and BLACK TEAS,
RIO. LAGUAIRA, and JAVA COFFEl.
LIVERPOOL. aud VIRGINIA SALT.
No. APPLE VINEGAR,
FAMILY SOAP and CANDLES,
COTTON YARNS,
SUPER CARB. and SAL SODA.
MACkEREL,
BUCKETS and BROoMS,
CHEWING and SMOKING TOBACCO, al
GIyGER. AiLsPIcE, ALUM, MUSTARD.
PLOUGH LINES, INDIGO.
HEMP TWlSE,
SHOE BRUSHES, ~
HORSE SHOES and NAILS.
POWDER and SHOT and CAPS.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
BY Harrison, GoIJin 4 ApPsron,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real bstsle Agen.'

VERY VALUABLE MARKET NM
DAIRY FARM OP EIGHTY THREE AN AL,
HALF ACRES, NEAR BLAKEY'SMlLL.o sh a!Ls
EAST OF RICHMOND. FOX SALE. we ,nfI
sale A most valuable and productive fARa lyenF.
a. above, containing ginHTY-TFREE AAp
HALF ACRES. IL fronts on the YORK ki'1 ,rs ~.
road and on the Blskey Mil roai, ~ WITH W
admirably adapted tor dairy farm "r mara', -,
den The improvements consist 81 sn exc ~.
dwelling combining seven rooms, large bati' :"
bl. kitchen, Sr.-sH in good order.
Price reasonable and terms accommodates
Apply 10 ,,cov oonn,x A. ,ppvrsoy
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AUCTION sALEs-TTrmIpr =
BY hsrrison, 6oddin L Appsr,on.
bankers, Brokers. and Real Eststa A.,

VALUABLE IMPROVED c,r
PkopERTf At AUCTION .-LOTs M - J
SEB Of MAIN AND slGHTEgsTU Me- ".
BY virtue Of thu decree Of the r,rsn, :, nks1>
city OF Richmond rendered on IN. III ~ H.
August, lses, In the case Of Richard .''Y n
against I ouel u. Rust and AbnsA pn, q H.
dersignsf con rnis-0nsvs will on III me me ~
sth day Of September, isss, att O'clock = H..
AZ Auciion, to tn. highest bidder on In - -.
THREE VALUABLE LOTS. with III. hi '-E0'-a
! improvements thereon, situate Ia H.. - "na
angle formed by Main and Eigh,..r,,b ..,''Gr,'
The city Of Richmond, Deserted IN 49,, =. 2,
being part Of the real estate 81 IN. t,, ',''t'
hu-t, descended To her heirs at Law -" hs"so
and containing TWO.sToRY fktur ,ITT.s.t
and DWkLLlS0.HOUSE. fronts On r,at nI'kE
street tity feet six inehes and ca Man M
fire feet eight inch.s '''s@' Orr
Another OF said LOTS. containing. Two -.
FRAME STORE and DWELLING f-.,, sInEE
twenty-five feet one inch. ~ ia
Another Of said LOTS, containing. Tw, or
FRAME DWELLING, fronts on Egbr.sy,S NY
twenty-seven feet '|'' '.'s-
. A diagram Of aid LOTS. with IN. ban,...
each, Is hi.d with the papers u said c.n., "
al the decree. specifying the hountlrta. q, ao y
seen 81 iae once 81 Harrison, GndIln & 49, =
and VIII be exhibited al the sale Ff'''''
TERMS OF SALE: One. fourth cs,h AL a.,
due in three seSera, !ns'a lm.n's II fD.r. 70
twelve months, with interest add -, ", ''i
sale, In negotiable notes, with zoo, HAG De-.
The title will be retained until I.y M, ,,'. ?
CONVEYANCE ordered ny the CoUr, ~ ""l
JAMES NELSON
CHARLES L. RADY '"mIa..s.n.as.
Sale by HARRTsos, GoDnN s Apggg.,x
tonee!-.
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LISH ED IN 1886.

IL I, ,.-
w. +. BUTLER, 10. L. BUTLER, General Partners.
FRANCIS !. PARHER, Special Partner.
BUTLER & son,
IMPORTERS AND DEALER. IL
CHINA, EARTHENWARE, GLASSWARE, AND
HOUsE-FURNISHING GOODS,
WV IKoS-FRoHr BUILrISs,
No. 1927 Ea gle Square,
RICHMOND, VA,
have Just received per brig "W. II. Biselow," and
will open this mouth, a very large and entirely
new stock OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF GOODS
In their line, recently bought IN person by our
senior partner upon the best terms OF the manufac-
turers In Europe, and imported direct to this city
LARGE ADDITIONAL SHIPMENTS
are now OH the way, and will be here during the
fall our ARA ~ eineuts in Europe are such will
enable us to draw our supply regularly and di-
rectly from the manufacturers.
Embracing anew In business iife orr senior
would respectfully but confidently appeal To his
old friends aud patrons and the public generally
for their support ana encouragement 10 his new
firm.
In return, we pledge ourselves
TO SELL OUR GOODS As Low
as they can be purchased of any other direct i'm
porters.
Southern merchants, hotel-keepers, and fami.
lies are cordially invited To examine onr goods and
prices.
BUTLER < SON,
- Him No. l2C, Main street.
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=
Terms For the real estate, one fourth ,ash,
balance Mt six, twelve, and eighteen ran'h' ~
negotiable notes interest added, secured By 'ru"
deed For the personal effects, ell sun. under
thirty dollars, cash over that amount. sky di.'
credit for approved endorsed negotiable paper
II the Farm be not sold, II will he rented oG 2
on. year and whether sold or rented. All he f"
soual effects Will positively he sold.
HARRISON, GoDDiN 4 APPEkS"N.
sps auCtionrrr.
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re JOHN w. LEE son.
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS AND aLALiEhs,
CORNER EroH7H AND GRACE STREETS.
WALLS AND CEILINGS WHlTESED OK
COLORED.
Will underta Ike orders in the country.
Having had long experience In the business
they engage 10 give satisfaction.
JOHN W. LEE.
a. I'm GEORGE w. LEE.
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AUCTION sALEs-THIs DAY.
By Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson,
Bsnker, BrOkers and Real Estate Agents

VERY NEAT AND BILE
BRICK TENEMENT, ON NAVY HILL. AT
THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF DUyAL AND
Will be sold at auction, the pre- nises, n Es-
DAY the nth OF September, i-ss, at 4 o'clock r.
NJ the NEAT BRICK TENEMENT located IA
above, row in the occupancy Of Ar. Thoms, Gam.
BILE Tho lot has n front Of 90 feet, and depth OF
Il? feet to . wide alley. The dwelling il In good
and gas and water on the premises. and sma II
kitchen lt has long front por.ico, ard hand
some I'll de and fine fruit trees.
Possession will DO given ist Of October next. or
the present occupant will rent !. for one year AT
$3.50 per annum.
TRRAs: une third cash balance al four and
eight months for negotiable Loie.. Interest sddsd.
secured by n truat deed.
HARRISON. GoDDIE S APPERsOy,
aes Auc.toreeTs
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HALL, GRESHAM IL HARVEY,
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
1894 MAIN STREET,

offer for sale at lowest market rates:
Is hogsheaas BROWN SUGARS. part choice 4;
20 barrels CRUSHED SUGAR.
IS barrels sYRuP,,
10 bags RIO COFFEE,
SO boxes CANDLES,
100 dozen BK00Ms and BUCKETS,
50 boxes GREEN TEA,
rs kegs PoWbEF,s
''''': 20 hosshesds siDEs.- SHOULDERS, and
50 boxes ffiMs, c4EEsE,
50 barrels MACkEkEL,
100 racks LIyEkPnoL SALT,
PORT and SHERRY WINES.
go resms WRAPPING PAPER.
GRAIN PEPPER,
RACE GINGER,
GROUND GINGER,
PEPPER and SPICE.
S StEHEkSs' c TGhS;
S SssESsk c 2SEEE, BRUSHES.
AGENT. SHOE or rH & sTrasTs EtkSIsEsRArEp RYE
sail-eodst HALL, GRESHAM ( HARVEY.
DERUVIAN GUANO, &c, DC.
i l5o tons pure No. PERUVIAN GUANO,
100 barrels CRUSHED, POWDERED, and
YELLOW SUGARS,
100 bags prime RIO, LAGUAYRA, and JAVA
COFFEE,
20 hogshesds prime BACON SIDES and
300 barrsls choice NEW EXTRA FLOUR,
50 barrels EASTERN HERRlSGs,
Choice TEAS, RICE,
SYRUP, SOAP,
and MANY other articles, for sale by
'N ''' EtLETT ROYSTER,
Commission Merchants.
sc Ills corner Seventh ana Gary streets.
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THE TOBACCO PLAINTIFF under
| signed respectfully invite. the attention Of the
bu.inass public TO the TOBACCO PLANT, publish
cd at Clarksviiie Mscklenburg county, Va, ~ an
unsurpassed Medium for advertising in hat sec
ton 81 the Stale. The TOBACCO PLANT Was es,
" bi-hed about fourteea year, ago, and Is Well
in both Of which Safes ii his enjoyed an extensive
circulation. II has received T. large advertising
patronage from the surrounding counties and
rom the cities of Richmond, Petersburg, and Nor
folk for many years. 1t will be the earnest endea-
vor of the present proprietor tn make the papeG ac-
csp,a bic 10 its readers and 10 increase It's crcula
ton :, 49,,
Busiues, Communications addressed TO the TO-
BACCV PLANT, and left at the TINES or DISPATCH
office, or with Mr. JOHN GREENE, JR., on Twelfth
street, will receive prompt attention: ~
"a ln-t, JOHN VI. FRANCISCO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-11

THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
l. TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
is now prepared to carry
MONEY AND VALUABLE PACKAGES
to and from New York, ST. Louis, and intermediate
points, and as far south AZ Atlanta, Ga. In order
to afford the most ample security to shippers II mas
effected
AN INSURANCE OF FIVE HUNDRED THOU.
SAND DOLLARS
on the money chests Of the company by each train,
with several leading insurance companies, such as
THE SUN, SECURITY, MANHATTAN, METRO.
POLITAN, AND PHOENIX,
whose aggregate capital and assets amount to
FIFTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
Shippers are thus insured against common car
riers' risk and security Is afforded never before
offered by any express company. For this
NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE Is MADE.
THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND ORTA-
TON COMPANY
10 now prepared to do business as
CHEAPLY, EFFICIENTLY, AND SECURELY
as can be done by any other company.
J. 3. JOHNSTON, President.
B. i. FIcxLIs, General superintendent.
nv 2l-Aodts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-11

~ ROC f II / F. s.
VI Is bags LAGUAYRA COFFEE,
20 bags GOVERNMENT JAVA CotFbs'
80 bag. RIO COFFEE, fair 10 prihsi
hogsheads PORTO RICO SUGAR.
10 boxes CUBA SUGAR,
20 barrels CRUSHED sUOAk,
10 barrels EXTRA G. SUGAR,
50 bsrr.is PoRTLANp SYRUP.
20 barrels MERCHANTS SYRUP,
20 hor.heads PRIME SIDES,
hosshsads PRIME SHOULDERS,
20 boxes sTEARINE SOAP,
80 boxes ADAMAHTINE CANDLES,
3ouar,er caxks PORT WINE,
Quarter casks MADEIRA WINE,
Quarter casks SHERRY WINE,
20 chests superior GREEN TEA,
100 boxes MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
ALSO, . large stock OF
BROOMs, TwINE, BAL SODA,
BUCKETS, MATCHkS, D C. SODA,
BASKETS, G. ID. CAPS, SPICES, 81.
CHRISTIAN, LEA & CO.,
Auction and Commission Merchants,
ses-3t ll2t Main street.