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vereignty at the feet Of Federal encroach-
ments, party Violence, or factious usurpa-
ton. I
The "Civil Rights bill has been passed
vpon by a great constitutional lawyer,
statesman, and patriot, Andrew Johnson.
lie speaks like the fathers; he decided it
unconstitutional, and vetoed 1t as Presi-
dent of the United States. | am OF the
same mind, and believe it to be unconsti-
tutional--not binding on this court.
In reviewing the "Civil Rights bill" |
have discharged what / believe to be my
duty to the State, by Withholding the ju-
dicial sanction of this court to q bill that
appears TO aim at the striking down the
independence of the States, to sap the
foundation of republican government,
override the laws of the State, and to OBJ
Iiterate every trace Of independence oil
State judiciary by disgraceful, scrvile
ends.
The prisoners, both negroes, clam a
transfer under an act of Congress KNOWN
as the Civil Rights bill. The first section
declares that sail persons born III the
United States, and not subject to any
foreign power, excluding Indians not taxed,
are hereby declared citizens of the United
States. and such citizens, of every race
and color. without regard to any previous
condition of slavery or involuntary ServI-
tudc. except for punishment of crime,
whereof the party has bccnduly convicted,
shall have the same right in every state
and Territory to make and enforce con-
tracts. to sue and be sued, be parties and
give evidence, to inherit, purchase, lease,
sell. hold and convey real and personal
property and to be entitled TO iull ana
equal benefit of all laws and proceedings
for the security of person and properly as
is enjoyed by white citizens, and shall be
subject. to like punishment, pains and
penalties, and to none other, any law,
statute or ordinance, regulation or custom,
to the contrary Notwithstanding" These
prisoners enjoy, under the laws of tins
State and the practice of this court, every
right and privilege that any white man III
the Government of the United States
could or would have, and are subject to no
other penalty. What more did the trainers
of the bill demand!
Admitting for the purposes OF tins RUE,
that the Civil Rights bill is Il law, il is in
no manner violated, and this court is with
Su, p""Gi r 10 5'i - trv the prisoners.
~ I,',. -, ;,,,,,art;oI;tv IN tbis court and
.ntl ~ a, r",, m !. in an annlication for A
J cnsna ,"o IF rnnmS nnJcr thc act of the Ge-
u um"af ,Saon,ri,, rclativc to criminal pro-
ceedings, approved Nth of March, 1899,
MillcIi' upon ., S',o"i" .- "U" rho yomc To-
slan!cu !" ine"o p ' I'M.
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JUDGE ABELL's OPINION UPON THE CIVIL
RIGHTS BrLL.-We published telegram
some days ago stating that Judge ABELL,
of Louisiana, had pronounced the Civil
Rights act to be unconstitutional. We
have since received the Judges opinion in
full, and we lay it before our readers this
morning. He not only pronounces the act
unconstitutional, even if it was ever passed
in a constitutional manner by Congress,
but he decides that the bill was not so
passed. We commend the opinion to the
readers attention.
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Well Done

General HOWARD has ordered the arrest
of the officers of the Frcedmen's Bureau
in Virginia and North Carolina recently
reported by Generals STEEDMAN and Full
LEEToN as guilty of malieasancc in office.
So We learn from the Tribune, which was
no doubt authorized TO make the announce
ment. But how do these arrests comport
with the Generals assurance to the public
in his last letter that stories prejudicial to
to the character of his subordinates were
not to be relied upon? Does he intend to
whitewash'' his pets? We shall see.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
1T, - THE souTuERy poaTFoLIO.-Ha,

ing published two experimental numbers Of
this new Literary Weekly, and having already re-
ceived every assurance Of Its permanent success
the present proprietor has made arrangements for
the enlargement and Improvement OF Its appear
ance-the adoption OF an appropriate head piece
and border, which will make Il an ornament TO 'he
parlor and reading room table.
To effect this week or two will be required an.
temporary suspension Of the PORTFOLIO lot 'uen
period. II is hoped that the briliiancy OF ns nv"
face will be sufficient apology for this ndulgense
The proprietor has also succeeded IN asso.'@s
with himself, as joint proprietor ana eai'o,'
tleman Of long literary experience ana wei, nv"
In this city and State, who VIII appear % VIZ
II. IN tho new issue. and "spcnk piece for him
self. d. r. haSi''
my EFT
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DR.. Newton's Theory and Practic,


Under this heading the New York 7'ri-
June gives some account of recent eXhi-
bition in that city by one DR.. NEWTON,
who processes to heal disease by the clay
ing on of hands," His proceeding was so
extraordinary-so much more bold, impu-
dent, and blasphemous than that of any of
his predecessors among spiritualists-that
We make note of it as one of the events
In the north. 1t would be astounding, had
not the people Of this age seen SO many
WONDERFUL so many impudent, so many
villainous things and acts, that they could
hardly be astonished at anything.
This DR.. NEWTON announced !, tho
opening Of his exhibition that healing by
"touch and will-power was not new; but is
"the same as that ,ohich JESUS AID his disci-
/" pies used"! After that, of course the
reader may be ready for anything. He
maintained that faith was the controlling
influence, and "whoever has faith tina,
"he can cure humanity Of its ills, will
succeed in the degree of his orderly life
"and love for suffering man." He should
rather have said his "purse"! He went
on to describe the process Of touch, how
Il was as sensible to himself as to the pa
tent who receives the shock. he imparts'
He believed he twas assisted by the an
gels in healing" He stated that the gar
men.s of persons were brought him, and
he took them up one after another as ra-
pidly as he could handle them, and told
!" the condition Of those who wore them !!
Csthauling these garments, he pronounces,
u the case may be, she Is not sick y; to
mother be impsrts q shock, and says,
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& Is BY Regnault 4 Co..
Main street, between Eighth and Ninth.
TrXCELLENT Flu RNIT U RE,
PIANO, &C., AT AUCTION.

We will sell at auction THIS saturday. MORN
INC, 10Th instant, at our store, at 10 O'clock
l WALNUT CABINET, marble top;
/ WALNUT sIDEB0ARD, marble top;
swALNUT and MAHOGANY CABINETS and
BUREAUS,
: MAHOGANY and COTTAGE BEDsTEADs,
10 HAIR and sHUCk MATTRESSES,
REFRIGERAToRs,
% FEATHER holsters and PILLOWS,
TIN SAFES,
CANE. WOOD, and DAMASK SEAT CHAIRS,
CANE. SEAT ROCKING CHAIRS,
wAsHsTANDs,
TOILET TABLES,
IRON HAT RACK,
MEDITERRANEAN STONE FlLTERER, In
case;
BREAKFAST and DINING TABLES,
PARLoR MIRRORS,
CARD TABLES,
wARDROBEs,
OFFICE CHAIRS,
10 BED TICKS,
WINDOW CURTAINS,
CROCKERY and GLASSWARE,
SHOW CASE,
| NUNS & CLARK PIANO, mahogany case, in
perfect order.
general assortment of
MERCHANDISE
after the sale Of the above Furniture.
nv 10 REGNAULT 4 CO., Auctioneers.
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BY Harrison, Goddin < Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers. and Real Estate Agents

TWO BEAUTIFUL BRICK 'TENE.
i MESTS AND THREE VACANT LOTS j.
SIDNEY, At THE SOUTHWEST IOkNkR ~
GROVE AND CTLNERT STREETS, FOR SALE Ar
AUCTION Will be sold At auction, on the pre-
misses, on MONDAY the 2lst May, l.6o, a. haiirIa
o clock, L. d., those two beautiful thrr".s'ury
BRICK TENEMESTS located n aboy", one IL
which is vacant, and the other II occupied hy Nr
James Evans, each of which contains I've rou'l,,
besides excellent brick kitchen, &c, aud ar quo
neat and attractive. They are neary opposite the
residences of Captain Charles \ Norris aud John
g. Shafcr ESQ. Also, the THREE BEAI IltGL
VACANT LOTS lying 10 the west, each fronting
thrty-onc feet on the south side OF Grow" street
running back one hundred and ninety nine feet 10
II wide alley.
TERMS ono-third cash balance al foar and
ci,,bt months for negotiable notes interest ADDICT
secured by u trust deed. The taxes and in>uran,a
Tor tlis year To u. paid by the purchaser.
HARRISON, G0DDlS APPERSoN.
my III AuctiouuDT..
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by Robert b. Lyme, Auctionerr.
lOrice corner of Wall and Franklin streets
SALE or MOST

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MOST
y VALUABLE FARMS, THREE MILES BELOW
RICHMOND, on YORK RIVER RAILROAD AN
NEwBRlDGE RoAD.-ln pursuance of a deer ~
the,Crcuif Court of HenrO ccOgnty, entered mn Tue
18th day al April, 1885, in the casc.uf Walk. s.
~. Jennings heirs; &c, viii proceed g. -. ~
pub c auction on the premises, on TT h>bAl ~
ed day OF May, lsd6, commencing at II % clock, NJ
the REAL ESTATE in the bin and pros ,rl.-'
mentioned. being all the real estate Of which r
and also "A piece Of LAND, OF AINETi-nAL
ACRES. adjoining these lands, held by Layd wiz
free, trc,tee, &c. This property consists OF '""
One, of one Kindred AND THIRTY SEVEN
AND EIGHT -TEETliS ACRES, lies on the Nrw-
bridge road, about two and one-half miles from
Richmond, opposite the Rural Shades, and adju.1.
ing tn. farm of Colonel Dickinson, aud i. Vel
wooded and well enclosed, but has no houses "'
The other is the old homestead Of william i
Jennings, deceased, NJ present occupied by ~.
Richmond and York River railroad ana cXt"uLI't
back 10 the Sewbrdse road, and touching At i""
points opposite Colonel sherwin McRca's farm.
three and half miles below tie city, and cpr', ~
DR.. John X. Garneus, about six miles below ~"
city, and contain. altogether about FIVE u
ccptible of being sub di vidcd into thre" OF m"r"
good farms, with front on the railroad ~ th1
Newbridge road, a. may BE- preferred.
A PLAT OF these lands with the sub'dlh4slM"'
proposed, may be seen ut the once oi Ia" 1911. %
iioneer, and Mr. Vaughan will take pleasure 'h
showing The premises to purchasers. -,....,.
This sale presents an opportunity rarely met WIN
for securing a most desirable market garden Oh,
suburban farm in u short distance of the city "ha
on good road.
Terms: On..fourth OF the purchase money VII
be- required in cash, and the remainder IN iuir'
equal ins.ain.nts, on credit ot sk t"'.N'' r. r.
eighteen months for the deferred payments. ! .
purchaser will be required 10 give his n"Soiiahs'
notes, with interest added, and the title l1 3""
lands to he retained ii II tho whole purcha." MONEY
il paid and a deed ordered by the court. All tNn>
due on the property 10 ne paid by The purchasers.
The sale will commence mt the mansion Lgt.s eta
the home stead tract Ar COURTNEY,
Special Commission.
Sale conducted by ROBERT b. LYME Real E,','a
AuctiOncrr. my Wv ~ Mld
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By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents
DEAUTIFUL LOT, WITH FRAMED

BEAUTIFUL LOT, WITH FRAMED
DTESEMEST THEREON, IN SIDNEY, Ar the
SOUTHWEST CORNERuF GROVE AND CLARKE
STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will D.
sold At auction, on the premises, ON MONDAY ~"
2ls May 1865, ut o'clock, l.. M that truly bean
tfui LOT located A. above, opposite M" t"sil.n,m
Of Captain Charles Y. Norris. fronting tAr'g-h''
feet running back one hundred and usn.'y.n.nr
feet To an alley, on which there stands w" ".i
framed tenaments.
TERss: One. third cash balance At four ant
eight months for negotiable nots interest added,
secured by a trust deed. The taxes Tor tA!- year &"
be paid By the purchaser. -
HARRISON, G0DDIN 4 APPEESoN,
my Is huc'ioHo.f-.
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By James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer,
Once opposite the Spotswood Hotel.
,ALE OF LOT, BETWEEN FIr.

GALE OF LOT, BETWEEN FIJI
- TENTH AND SIXTEENTH STREETS Pr.
suant 10 a decree entered by the Richmond Hu.
ings Court the lst Of May, I'Gi, in the Int Ut
G6ddin against Taylors. executor and other
1886, at 6 o'clock, =. NJ. sell upon tho prom =,
the real estate in the blll and proceeding. mon.
Fifteenth and Sixteenth, and Marshall and
CLAY streets in the city Of Richmond, at pub.
lie auction to the highest bidder, upon ~" follow.
ing terms To wit One third cash one-thri 90 a
credit Of four months and the other third on rrr.
lit Of eight months, with interest thn credit pay
ruents from the day ofsale. Negotiable note, Will
be required for the credit payments, and the ttls
the property will be withheld till the whole pgr.
chase money be paid and = conveyancr h. d,rsriri
by the court THOMAS J. EVANS
Special Commi,.iuuur
Sale to be conducted by JAMES VI. TAiIuU
Aurtionaar ly 1T
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by James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer.
Main street, opposite sposwood no,eI

VALUABLE SUBURBAN RESI-
DEyCE, WITH FOURTEEN ACRES OF LAM
NEAR CAMP WINDER, ONE-HsLF MILEWEsT
OF THE CITY. FOR SALE AT AUCTION VIII
sold on MONDAY, ?ist May, 1865, on the Prem.e.
n o'clock, Z. NJ, that valuable and d,sir.l',
COUNTRY RESIDENCE as above described E,'
m,er,y owned and occupied BY the late Captain l..
above the basement, with about seven ruo,o.
aud portico all around the building with all H.
usual out buildings situated In beautiful "a
grove. In full view Of the city, and in twenty
minutes wax Of the capitol. There j. pump n
very fine water in the yard, and on the place an
many choice frnt trees, &c. u contains abou, .S.
teen acres Of land the soil Of the very best quality
In high state Of cultivation, and well enclosed
Any person in want Of one Of the most desirabl.
suburban residences would do well to examin.
this place before the day Of sale.
Ii viii be sold all together or divided as may b.
desired on the day of sale
TERMS 0ne-fonr!h cash, balance at six. tw,vs
and eighteen months. for negotiable notes. ufs.
rest added, and secured by deed Of trust. TAI.
of 1868 to be paid by the purchaser.
JAMES VI. TAYLOR, auctionesr
The above can be bought privately before ne
day Of sale. my li-codti
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ne REMOyAL.-O. II. CHALkLEf co,
Iea,ber Dealers, have removed to their NEW
BuILDIYG, on THIRTEENTH STREET, between
,,otnand cary my l5-ts
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BE DENTAL SOTICE.-JoHN q. WAfT'
Dent;st has removed his office and residence to
SIS FRANKLIN STREET, two doors west OF Ninth
49,, my lj-ts
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ETyBIDGOOD & RILEY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BOOKSELLERS AND sTATI0NERs,
l2l MAIN STREET,
keep constantly on hand complete stock OF
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE TEXT BOOKS,
CAP, LETTER, AND NOTE PAPERS,
ENVELOPES,
BLANK BOOKS, STATES,
PENS AND INK,
and other
SCHOOL AND OFFICE STATIONERY
all of which are offered at the
LOWEST MARKET RATES.
Country Merchants invited to examine our stock
before purchasing. Orders promptly attended 10
NH o. Il. &R.
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RE REGNAULT e. CO.,

nzy SODA APPARATUS.-The celebrated
ARCTIC" SODA APPARATUS, with GENERA
TORS, FOUNTAINS, &c, complete. As agent Tor
the manufacturer, the subscriber is prepared to
furnish the most convenient and elegant apparatn"
known Call and examine sample.
WILLIAM II. SCOTT, Druggist,
an cots corner Franklin and Seventeenth streets
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,IyWO HANDSOME LOTS. ON cur

1.-TWO HANDSOMEL LOTS, ON CHEZ
i SEA AND MADDOX HILLS, FOR SAIL
AUCTION: We VIII sell At auction. on the a, At
misses, on TUESDAY, May I'D, at O'Clock.
within the present enclosure Of Mr. Heb@ne, ',,'
other beautiful lot, Of one acre, In the yIa,n.
Chelsea. So
TIRns: One fourth cash. balance At four o,..
a nd twelve months, with interest The taxsgg
1896 In be pa by the purchaser ~
my IL GRUBBS i WILLIAMS. Auctioneo,,
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BY Pilkinton, Pnlliam 4 Co., Auctonecr,
Commission Merchants, and Real Estate Agent.
No. 3 Wall street, Richmond, Va.
nor SALE AT AUCTION.-At the

EOR SALE AT AUCIlON.-At the
Il request Of b.. J. Johnson, Eco We ofrr Tor
sale privately the piece Of LAND, containing
FIFTY ACRES, lying on Broad Rock road, n
Chesterfield county, through which th" Five. Nile
branch runs II Is part In woods and part cleared
about eight acres cleared A portion of the tract J.,
excellent low ground II not sold privately before,
will be sold at public auction, To the highest bid.
der, without reserve, on SATURDAY, The 9Th Il
Nav ls66, Al o'clock, u. NJ.
TERMS Liberal, and made known on day ~ sale
PiLkINTOS, PULLIAM & CO,
a Dlg NJ Altds Auc'tur-rr,
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BgC O-PARTNERSIIP.
The Undersigned having formed co-partner
ship, for the purpose of conducting
4 Wholesale GROCERY, PROVISION, AND
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS,
under the name of
STONE, WILSON Il FOSTER,
and having taken the commodions warehouse on
Cary street, second door below Pearl, are now
receiving general supply of
GOODS IN THEIR LINE,
which will be made complete in a few days, and tc
which they respectfully call the attention Of the
trade. HAMILTON J. STONE,
of Petersburg;
JOHN 3. WILSON,
of Petersburg;
NH l3-ts K. T. FOSTER.
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4 VALUABLE TRACT or LAND

NALUABLE TRACT OF LANb
n FOR SALE.-By virtue Of an order made ~
thu Circuft Court for Montgomery county, 81 lHr
ATril term, 1855, in the case II X. 7 Poster 60.
rs Henry L. Decie. shall proceed 10 sell ny pup
lie outcry, on the 3lsr DAY Of MAY, 1870, - i,g
premises, thai valuable Farm known - the ph''t
FARM.
The Farm contains about SEVEN HUNDRED arr
TWENTY-THREE ACRES OF LAND, has o."
and beautiful DWELLING. HOUSE On II, i"se.n,'
with all The necessary out-houses used by i1im.',
IL is situated near the Big Tunnel on thu IrE'l"
and Tennessee railroad, In the county oi Mont"
merry, and about one mile from the celebrate
Montgomery White sulphur Springs.
Terms oF SALE: A credit Of two and three var,
will De given the purchaser by his paying dn"H .'
cash 50 fluch OF the purchase money nrcr,,tiN -
pay the cost and charges Of sale. The deferred ~
rn.nts 10 bear interest from the All day u Ir'
cember, 1899, NJ which time possession Viii .,
taken by the purchaser. seeurty tor the unia'l
purchase money and lien by deed OF trust 'vF 'h'
same vii be required OF the purchaser. ~, -
The sale will take place promptly a. . . S..1a'
N Of that day. JOHN X. fRaatiS:
ap sid sheriff OF Montgomery county, Va
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
yTALUABLECOALLAND,IN CHES

VALUABLECOAL LAND, IN CHES-
OF TIE - KESwICK, TRACTION TIE JAMES
RIVER, FOURTEEN MILES FROM RICHMOND.
FOR SALE PRIVATELY We offer for sale the
TRACT OF COAL LAND located a. above de-
scrbed. adjoining the lands Of General Edward
johnson and others. Its location is in the midst
Of the coal region, and tie indications the sur
face, and partial explorations made, render IL
almost certain that it contains large quantities of
coal. IL has also larg" quantity of wood and
timber. small portion al the land only Is clear
ed. The improvements are small frame house
with four rooms, and the usual out-houses. For
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
Real Estate Brokers,
corner Of Eleventh and Main streets,
my E--6t under National Bank Of Virginia.
YARNS IN NEW KENT FOR SALE.
II We offer for sae a FARM OF FOUR HUN
DRIED ACRES, fifteen miles from Richmond, NJ
cleared, balance in original timber heavily wood
ed. The improvements are dwelling with six
rooms, and abundant farm buildings, and abound
ing in rich mari.
Also, TWO SM ALL TRACTS, one Of ONE HUN
DRIED ACRES and the other at SIXTY ACRES,
near Dispatch Station. These are heavi y wooded
Also, ONE OTHER TRACT Of ONE HUNDRED
Also, ONE OTHER TRACT of ONE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY ACRES, on the Chickahoniny, near
the forge. One hundred acres cleared, the balance
in original growth The improve ments are dwell
ing with four rooms, and all necessary out build
ard, with all the growing crops OF wheat, oats,
corn, vegetables, plantation utensils, stock, &c
GRUBBS x WILLIAMS,
my I7-3t Auctioneers.
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BE COMPREHENSIVE.
The undersigned, of the firm of Kent, Paine
Co., have formed partnership for the purpose
of conducting general
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
under the firm of
PA Z u o.,
and ave taken the store No. loo Main street, next
below Mitchell & Tyler, and will be pleased to re-
ceive consignmeuts from their friends and the
public. w. q. PAINE.
IA l9-ts K. A. PAINE.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NREAT ANNIVERSARY FESTI-
~ VAL OF TIE
RICHMOND TURNER SOCIETY,
on MONDAY, MAY 81, 1850.
ADJUSTMENTS.

PROGRAMME.
At 10 o'clock, A. NJ, procession of the Turner
Society, and the Richmond Harmonic Society, and
the visiting Turner'S, through the city, from the
Turner headquarters, Monticello Hotel, on Broad
street, iMr. {. Saucr, pruprletor,l TO the
ELIZA PARK,
west end of Marshall street NIr. c. Schafor, pro-
pIirior1 whore the celebration will come oil IN the
following order
ALTERNATELY,
GYMNASTICAL PRODUCTIONS,
SINGING,
PERFORMANCES AND DANCING ENTER
TAINMENTS;
SPEECH,
delivered by Mr.. +. HOLE, President Of the Rich
mond Turner Association;
GRAND DINNER AT O'CLOCK;
CLOSE OF THE FESTIVITIES
at half.past o'clock, =. NJ, and return Of the
Societies and their guests To the city. Ats o'clock,
BALL,
given by Mr.. e. SCHAFER.
A FULL BAND, composed of the best musician,
OF the city, will be in attendance during
the whole of the Festival.
on TUESDAY NIGHT, MAY ed,
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BALL
At TIE
MONTICELLO HALL,
BROAD, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS,
given by the Proprietor, MT I. SauEh, IN hoiior
Of the Richmond Harmonic and Turner Associa-
tions and their guests.
On Monday, 2Ist of May, by direction of Mr.. :.
RUTH Superintendent Of the Richmond and Frcde-
from the depot of the Richmond and Frcdericks-
burg railroad to the Elba Park, and rice re'S".
Fare, FIFTEEN CENTS.
The Omnibus Line running between the lower
and upper part Of the city will on the same day be
prepared to bring passengers from Rockets a. far
~ the western terminus OF Broad street 10 the
Grounds.
All those who should like to spend few hours in
a most pleasant and sociabe way are respectfully
invited to participate in our celebration.
THE COMMITTEE.
II. SCUOTT z. KEMPE,
j. SPiLLING, +. MATTERN,
+. W LINNEMANN, +. H0LLE,
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.

--a- s-a a=-= ~ 49,
By Christian, Lea & Co., Auctioneers,
Is Main street.
WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT
w AUCTION on TUESDAY, I'D instant, COM
CHOICE SELECTED GROCERIES, LIQUORS, FISH,
&c TO which we invite the special attention OF the
trade: ,,,-,. ., ,
/ eighth casks BRANDY,
rs baskets CHAMPAGNE,
81 cases SUPERIOR CLARET WINE,
100 boxes CANDLES,
Is mats JAVA COFFEE,
50 bags Rio and LAGUAYRA COFFEE,
loo half barrels HERRINGs,
20 barrels No. MACkEREL,
100 barrels HERRINGS,
80 barrels MOLA>SES,
so sacks LIVERPOOL FINE SALT.
80 boxes YELLOW and BROWN SOAP,
20 barrels CRUSHED SUGAR,
90 barrels SUGAR,
barrels A SUGAR.
10 barrels EXTRA G SUGAR,
hogsheads BACON SIDES,
50 bags PEANUTS,
10 barrels PICKLES,
2O barrels ALE,
20 half barrels ALE. ~
CHRISTIAN, LEA ( CO.,
my l9-3t o. Nam street.
By Grubbs & Williams Aucton"ers,
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets.
WE PROPOSE, AT AN L A r l. Y
w DAY TO sell al auction we'll selected LAW
LIBRARY of about SEVEN HUNDRED VOLUMES.
Contributions Ia the sale are invited ana II sent IN
in a few ,lavs they will be embraced in the Gaia
logue which is now being prepared
GRTBBS & WILLIAMS,
nv l1-3t AuctlonceB.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-19

By Christian, Lea & Co., Auctioneers,
Is Main street.