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THAT GAvEL.-The gayel used in the
Secession Convention of South Carolina in
1860 was presented to the president of the
Radical Convention at Philadelphia last
week--at least, so the Radicals said. But
in this, as in all other matters, they proved
themselves totally unreliable. The story
is false in every respect. The Charleston
Courier says that the Statement about
the identity Of the gavel is sheer fabrica-
ton. The gavel used by our Convention,
as well as the presidents chair and table,
are now in Charleston. At the adjourn
ment OF that assemblage those relics were
presented by the Convention to the st.
Andrew's Society, who had rendered the
ifes use OF their building, and are now In
the possession of the secretary. The rayel.
Mnich mas on ivory head and ebony handle,
we saw yesterday. II has the word /" seces'
sion carved thereon, and was In the po nos
session Of the secretary during bis thanking
perigrinations." : .
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JAMES NELSON, ESQ, Of this city, will
be glad to learn that, at the session in
Clarksburg last week of the United States
District Court for the State Of West Viz
ginia, nole proSeIi was entered in the
case of the United States rs. JAMES NEE
soS for treason. Judge ALLEN Of Hardy,
u. p. CURRY OF Rockbridge, CHARLES and
STEPHEN MORGAN Of Richmond, and varl-
ous others, were served tie same trick.
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Scraps from the National Republican.

An old European tinancicr said: Never
grant life annulticS to old women; they
wither, but never die"
"Havc you no mercy for the South ?"
asked Georgian Of one OF the delegates
to the Flcsh-pot Convention. Mary Il
mercy" was the reply. "Comc away from
him." said a friend ''hc is enc OF those
radical mcrcy-narys. He'd go through You
in minute"
Read what the Springfield EcpuL'tca"
says: ellis Qlamlin's) letter OF rcsigna-
ton will never figure i'll the complete let
tcr-writcr.' 1t was up to the occasion
neither in thought nor style. One reads It
with amaZcmcnt that the author OF such q
document did not wait to be turned out"
The New York Hd'aM has reporter
detailed especially to report General
Grants speeches. As the General says
nothing, the reporter has an easy job.
A " signal" discovcry-thc lost cable
BoStoa Post.
George Russell, an English commercial
traveller, passed through Memphis last
month. He was gentleman of good
family, and highly educated. Hearing a
glowing account of Arkansas, he started
for Pine Bluff. He arrived there out OF
funds. and wrote Immediately to his wife
for money. During his stay, two horses
were stolen from stable. He was ar
rested, denied all knowledge Of the the!t,
and was hung up to tree till black in the
face; taken down, lung up again, and
finally released. lie then undertook 70
return to Memphis, toilins on the way for
his bread. In Il few days after reaching
Memphis he was found dead on the bluff,
and verdict rendered." Want and cx-
posurc." May the sod rest lightly and The
daisies bloom lovingly on his grave.
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General Dix's Address at Chicago.


The address Of General DIX, Of New
York, delivered at Chicago on the occa-
sion of the laying of the cornerstone OF
the DOUGLAS monument, is an unpretcn-
,ious one-conceived in good taste, and
free from any attempt at ambitious rheto-
rio. 1t is, however, not SO interesting as
to justify its reproduction in this section
Of the country. We give below couple
Of interesting extracts relative to Mr..
DOUGLAS:
Thirty three years ago, the year after Chi
cage was founded, u crowd of people were as
sembled at Winchester, IN Scott county, i'm
this State, TO attend Il sale OF valuable pro-
perty. When it was about TO commence n
clerk was wanted 10 keep the accounts, and
no one could be found who was willing to
undertake the service. Al this moment 4
Sohth, slender In person and feeble in health
VINO had come on foot from a neghboTing
Town, loiaed the assembled crowd He was
al once singled out by the salesman as one
competent 10 the service; and mt his urgent
sS,itctstion, and tempted no doubt by the offer
!" TWO collars day, the youthful stranger
accepted IL. The sale occupied three DAYS
and before IL was ended he had won ali hears
" hn intelligence, his promptitude. his FRANK
mn, ~, ,h', me- oroanity. was general judg.
usht ma . young man of no much prouisa
sh1uin not ba perinilted 10 leave tho na,phhor.
hood school was provided for hins. mud
out friends ana without means, not ,w"a,n'
one years OF age. relying ON the talents GO.
had given him, on an industry which neys,
wearied. and q courage which never wavered
stephen Arnold Douglas entered upon tn,
CREST field OF his labor In the West"
..Tbsrc is uothing more touching than Mr.
Dougisss brief address 70 the people OF Win
chssisf wien he visited that place In 1855, az
tsrhlpiug Dscoms distinguished In the coail-
ems OF the nafioo. Twenty. I'VE years ago,
cpAs ATpa sny arm, without IN acquHin lance
within a thousand miles, aud without know
ing where could set money 70 pay weeks
board. Here made the 6ySt slx dollars ever
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General Notice to those who have
Lands for Sale.
OFFICE STATE BOARD OF IMMIGRATION,
E1ruMnNn Srntemhrr / lSEG.


RrCHMoNp, September I, 1866.
The Board is informed that the steam
crs of the American Emigrant Aid and
Homestead Company are expected to ar
rive at the city of New York monthly,
with numbers Of cmigrants OF the best
class, who, immediately on their arrival,
wish to purchase and settle farms Of fifty
and one hundred acres.
The co;iperation of that company has
been rendered to the State Board, and it
seems to afford favorable opportunity
for extensive sales Of land in this State.
To effect this, however, it is indispcnsa-
bic that the lands be surveyed and laid oil
in plats of fifty and one hundred acres,
each having Il fair proportion OF wood
land, and be accompanied by. particular
descriptions Of locality, soil, climate, ia
cilitics of transportation to market,
means of education, and other neishbor-
hood advantages; and that this be done as
speedily as possible.
The powers and duties Of this Board do
not include the purchase and sale of lands,
but it will afford every facility at its COM
mand TO those Interested, and will have
promptly forwarded all proposals for the
sale of lands in Virginia which may be
sent to this office, accompanied by sur
vcys and platS, with evidences of title. Or
such papers may bc addressed directly to
the President Of the American Emigrant,
Aid and Homestead Company, No. C2
Broadway, New York. Being matter of
general interest to our people, and the
Board having no funds at command, the
public press is respectfully requested to
give this notice place in their respective
papers. BY order of the Board.
WILLIAM III. RICHARDSON,
Commissioner OF immigration.
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r,rL,NTIn, OuESIED.-EOR

4 TTENTION REQU ESTkD.-FOR
~ NEW YOkk.-THE PRICE OF -az-ixAs
EOrU FREIGHT md PASSAGE ~ =,
GREATLY REDUCED BY THE oLUSS-.s 49,
AND PUPCLAk LlGE.-The magni scxSs-.2sss-S-s
nifc.nt now side wheel steamship HlAhA"a,
Captain CurcH. will leave her berth at RocAeus
TUESDAY AFTERNOON at i o'clock, September
18th. .,,r;,,
The very Tow price OF passage now being chargeu
should more than ever attract attention 10 l!!a
comfortable and expeditions route. ,,,.np,
II is also tho cheapest route 10 10 to PliiLADEL-
PHlA. ,s,,.. 80 80,
Tickets and bcr,hs secured II my once or on
board. .., ,.,. -,
Freis irt received To DAY and mp TO the hour Of
- =. a. - IL GARRET F. WATSON, Rockets.
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PoKING FUN AT BoTTS.-Whilc Bolts
was speaking on the last day Of the Radi-
cal Convention, delegate who had be-
come tired of his reading 50 much, pro
posed that Bolts should dispense with fur
Their reading, and publish his platform in
the congressional GLDbc-U II Congress.
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by Harrison, GOtd!n AppeIson, Aucu"arat',
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate ~ 1t.
LOT on THE FAST

LOT, OK TIE EAST
' LINE OF EIGHTH BETWEEN fEAAALII
AND GRACE STREETS. To 81 LEASED At AtI'
TON FOR TEN YEARS.--Wilt be Leased 81 'a.'
ton, on the premises, on TUESDAY the I'M >rt
/. lIh.r 1850, ~ 5 o'clock i. NJ, that NEni
LOT located rs above, IiIulG#nE '."
lata residence Of Mrs Martha s'auard, mas ~
front ot aboat forty feet, and dalth ~ E'''"
10 "A wide alley. This Is really u@.. dc..raa.e
location fora fir,t-c!a>s residence.
Terms. Remarkably reasonable, and I'l'
known Al the hour 81 leasing. ,....
HARRISON, GOpDly * APPEpSoN,
sas huC,tpuarr-.
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INSURANCE..
MUTUAL. ASSURANCE SOCIETl
MI OF VIRGINIA. CHARTERED 1874.

Iaquolin p. Taylor, william 9. Allen, william I
unryi. Inhn e. unbson Thomas II. Ellis, John
Frneiand, G. F. Watson, John Purcell, william
Ruth sffourd. n,,,, ,,,t
4. now prcnar.d 10 Issue "pERPETUAL' and
ANNUAL" POLICIES upon real estate: II has
TEN MILLION DOLLARS 81 properly insured
LARS of losses to the people Of this state.
Importnnt changes have been made for the bone
fit Of the assured III
Tho " four-dfths" feature and that 81 CONT
guities" have been abolished, giving 10 tho as
.urad full Insurance, ~ in other computes
Parties holding RECORDED LElHS are pro-
t.ctnd 10 the extent of Insurance. in TINS once
GtYre on the east side Of Ninth, between Broad
AMI Mar al streets. au 80
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earned in my life, and obtained the hssr ,"s mo
lar occupation that ever pursued, n m, NJ
first time in my life felt that the respons,o'
lites of manhood were upon nv, ',.t"o ,i,h
and rnaxv none upon whom l had right TO
",u for assistance or friendship.
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GREAT FALL SALE OF
u GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
CLOCKS, MUSICAL BONES,
SiLYERWaEE. Dry AND FANCY GOODS,
JaWELEI, &c.

beg to announce 10 the people of Virginia that
their great f,ti! sale j, now going on al
No. :, MAIN STREET,
where they are Offering a great variety on -
VALUABLE aSp fASilluNABLE Articles Al
ONE DOLLAR EACH
Tn, plan of sale j. that found 20 satisfactory ana
popular At thu great spring sale, and l. a, i"!iows
beautifully executed pa, tograrhs are cncl9,cd ~
envelopes ana so.i Tor TWEATl ray Il 'EN ;
EACU and with each photograph IL Civ II GER
ttrrat.. naming some article III the stock, wnich
can be had on payment Of ONE DohhAR The
article viii b" th"wi, and can d: purchA.ei "t
unt, ~ YOU please, or you can have some "sEer I"
til" ~ me va.uc in its stead.
sec the following list IT few Of the articles OBJ
aimed irurI tlir eta hiI-hment during one week ia
ALrlI IL.l Tor ONE DOLkAk EACH
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AUCTION sALEs-THIs DAY.
BY Harrison, Goddin ( AppeTson,
Bankers. brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

y hTF"TfU1II
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
VI ER Y VALUABLE DWELLING
Y AND VACANT LOTS. OK CHURCH HILL,
At THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF MARSHALL
AND Twenty SEVENTH STREETS, FOR SALE
AT AUCTlOE.-W shall sell ut auction, on the
pram rises. on MONDAY tho 10th September, 1896,
MEST located II, above, recently occupied by Mr.
George NJ. Flick. II contains ten rooms, including
basement. with kitchen attached.
The DWELLING j. in excellent repair and has
attached to IL Il LOT thir:y-iiree by one hundred
and twenty feet TO an alley twelve feet wide
After which, will be sold FoUR BEAUTIFUL
L0rS To the south o! the dwelling, each fronting
thrtv- Tn rec feet, running back one hundred and
twenty feet Ia said alley. on one Of which there
stands small framed tenement, occupied as shoe
store.
TERMS: One -foTrth cash. balance nj one. two,
and three years Tor bonds bearing lnierc.t, paya-
bic annually secured by a trust deed.
HARRISON, GOBLIN APPERsoN,
- ids AucttDnrer-.
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BY ptlkinton, PaIIiam < Co, AGetonecr.

Il odar for sale At public auction, "m q. 70,
mi.es a. half past o'clock i. NJ on I, t>nA -.
NEXT, the lith September. Rgb, i"o bEAI' =. J"
Lots fronting Shi feet each on Hal s'Tr.@r M'.
chester. annexed the l.Gll Street Ho.el.4raI't =
hack los feet one lat has small dwrl .i-~'.. u.
and good stable thereon. Thee lois arc 's'
valuable a. business stands. t
Terms: cur-third cash balanc" IN * e't
twelve month, for negotiable notes dl.i,,,
added. Tile retained nntii deferred l,.S m"cS NV
made PILkiAToN, PULLlAA : 60.
-. ,Js Auriinu,"r..
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MEETINGS.

YNHE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF
1 HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION
will meet AT the lecture-room Of the Second fres-
byt.ricn Church on MONDAY, September IL, 1t
ii A. NJ. Ladies desiring 10 aid by their work, or
TO furnish contributions Of material, are requested
to meet the committee. So III 4
Y,HE OFFICERS AND MANAGERS
i of the HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL ASsOClA-
TIOS will meet in the lecture room OF the First
Presbyterian Church (Dr Moore'sl on THIS Mon
dayI AFTERNOON at O'Clock. 80 lo-h
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rUuE TOBACCO PLAINTIFFS under

/ signed respectfully invites the attention Of the
81 ~ Cltrksyitle MecE!enburg county. Va, as an
unsurpassed medium tor advertising IL that see
lion o. the State. The TOBACCO PLANT was rs,
IA blisnei ABOUT fourteen years aso, ana Is wei!
known throughout virginia and North carolina,
in both Of which States il has enjoyed an extensive
circulation. II has received large adftrIHilE
nutrouapa from the surrounding counties ana
from the cities OF Richmond, PetersbgrG, and Nor
folk for many years. j. will be the earnest ehdea-
yor OF The present proprietor 10 max" the paper ac-
ceptabe 10 its read and 10 increase lis eicnia-
ton. -. . a.. M
Business communications addressed TO me TO.
pacCD PLANT and left nj IN. TINES or DIspArCH
office, or with Mr.. JOHN CREME, JR., on Twelfth
street, will receive prompt attention: ,.c,zc,
- lbs JOHN NJ. FRANCISCO.
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Brovnlow says he wants TO make 10y
atty respectable" Then lot him quit it,
Nep York World.
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by Paine i Co, Auct.on.er,,
los Main street.
BY George Y. Case, Auct.ony

SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL II.
y TATE. Is HESEiCo COUNTY. AZ hrlEluS
By an order Of the County Cont Il .i.ll.rHr.,.rl
on the lAth day OF August, ls.H, In .l.t =, .pi
Wayne rs. insrahau, aia directed ~ >ss, ,a ..r
premises. To the hi-usst bidder, 81 TuCL>.Ay
The 10Th day " September. l'.p. ~ Ia" .u.r..t
O'Clock L. 81. the following prop-r,v. W. uNa
HOUSE AND LOT situated "n Ih" wy,' s.ia ..
Henry between GrsC" aud Frauhilu ~'ru.ts ts.r
the corporation line, and al the im..uwHu. t,Gf.
One third Of the purchase money ia Clsl. u...
third upon credit Of fOUr months, and the i.iu.
ing thiTl upon a credit NJ eight months The -
Icrrud payu,.ut. ~ he secured 10y n@atrGt0, ft'..
endorsed wish Sufficient personal security. aa! t..
title to be- retained until II" Who" purchase a..
urv il paid. L. IL. HUFFMAN, 4.
GEORGE Y. CASE, Auet."u"er. re- lo-lt.
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DIED.

AT his residence, in Sidney. on SATURDAY the IN
instant, of Asiatic cholera, EDW AHp D. thhhl
a aged thirty i've years.
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BY L. 4. J. C!opton, Auctioneer,
No. II Twelfth street, between Main and Franklin

rI'WO-STORY BRICK DWELLING,
l OE EAST SIDE ST. STEPHENS, BETWEEN
BAKER AND CHARITY STREETS, IN puEALS
ADDITION, FOR SALE At AUCTIOS.-l will sell
upGn the premises. on MONDAY the lcth day OF
September, ISJG, ~ o'clock 7. NJ, tho TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING located a above mem
toned, containing four rooms, with the usual out
buildings. Tho lot fronts thirty feet on 81. Sie-
ph-u's street, running back 40 feet TO an alley
eie hi.rn feet wide.
TERMS: One third cash balance ut six and
twelve months Tor iegotiahi. notes. interest added,
title retained. L. \. }. CLoPTON, Aucttoncer
=. 5-tds
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MARRIED.

At Onancock, Accomac county, Va, on the 9Th OF
September, 1850, by the Rev. George T. Adams,
JOHN G. KING to ELLIE l.. ADAMS, daughter
oi the officiating clergyman. ..
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BY Harrison, Goddlh ApPcFs"n'
Bankers, Brokers, and Rea! Estate Asehs'

VERY NEAT AND COMFORTABLE
' BRICK TENEMENT, on navy ui[', Il
FoI'RTH sTREETs. FOR SALE At AtIi-&
viii be sold ut auction, on ia" gtcmses, 90 ttt'y
DAY the nth Of septrmhsr. 80 A. " Co. :,
in,y. ,ow in The occupancy Of Mr.. Thomas n'a
bic. The lot ha. II front ~ - lee, aud D.. w.
l22 feet 10 a wide alley. The dwelling II .a 4.
nrJ,.r has four rooms. three Of which are lAa,4.
,,I ga, and water on the premises, ahI '..'
Kitchen. Il has long front port!co, All ""."'
sl,a. shade and fine fruit trees.
IA. crescent occupant will rent IL Tor one !s@' d..
'TynMs: une. third ca,h balance n 'auf
eight months for negotiable notes, Interest "'''''
secured hy trust deed. ..a.
HARRISON, GODDIS i APP.EsoH.
scs Aucg.ors'r.
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META METALS, METALS,
w. H ISr s;s. Ss Is: Bloc: .aa I'm ssl
spsitsi, Zins. Horse shoes lsSp A56l::;k ~ ~
70, ;'l'y q .. sSs assa sssS.s.
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NOTICE.-As expect 10 leave Rich
II mond on "Wednesday for New York and
PhiladcIphia on business, | wouid be glad to nm.
d.rtake Tho collection OF any claims IN either OF
this eli les named for parties here having such
claims l can be seen 1T any time by leaving note
at the DisDitch Office. will be absent about ten
DAYS fss ly--3tl JOHN h. BAPTIST.
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I1,O TILE VOTERS OF THE CITY,

rTNO THE VOTERS OF III l. Cll ! -
/ We would respectfully suggest + IL. ilLETf,
ESQ as most suitable person to I'LL the vacancy
In the state Senate. Mr. AYLEIrs quaiiIestiiintns
wilI Give him. If elected 4 leading position and
srea, Influence The vigorous aud complete man
her with which for seven years he discharged the
United states in this district, and then Tor the
Confederate States, j. guarantee oi Tue industry
and fidelity with which IL would watch the int
rests OF the city aud State in the Senate his posi-
ton AS = leading journalist OF Richmond Tor The
last year has caused him specially 10 turn As AZ
tentiun To. and inform himself particularly with
regard TO- our municipal and tate affairs, and has
enlneu,ly qualified him for !he position 81 STATE
Senator from this city, tor which he u nominated
Nv - Iss iq--tsi MANY FRIENDS.
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INST RECEIVED, ALL THE LA.
81 TEST STYLES of HATS ami CAPS, for old men,
yon,a man boys and children, In endless variety.
tsiI And see them. PowHATAN WEISlGER,.
sa1c SIS Main stIsst.
nWENTY CASKS EDINBURGH
i ALI, ss s-bl !. Y, sT0Ku 90,
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BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY-SEAT, IN
ID SIDNEY. on THE grove ROAD WITT!
FIVE SQUARES or LAND ATTACHED, EACH
CONTAINING FOUR ACRES. FOR SALE.-W"
are authorized to Sell the beautiful conntrr-s,r1t
located - anove, now in The occupancy ct MT
William H. Allison. The buildings are all nearly
new. OF the most superiorkInd The dwelling, has
amr!r accommodations Tor large family. II Il.
finished IN tho best style. win modern improve
iu.rt-. nantes. &c Possession gwen in h"cem-
Grr next This place is 30 well and layofah,y
known that Il more inmate description /. deemed
unnecessary
Tern. very accommodating App'yto
HARRISON, GpDUlS ! APPERSoN,
:, r. Auc'iuuerrS.
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NIEW FAMILY fL0uK yiSsi.
!: ;s'S~l "a 's's rfts'Et Pa sS''1"
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ROCE Il | ,. ,,
r * hays LAGuAYRA CorFBE,
~ bags G0yE BREMEN JAW COFFEE,
! haesheads PORTO RICO s0UAk,
10 boxes CUBA SUGAR,
70 Barrels CRUSHED SUGAR,
20 barrels EXTRA c SUGAR,
50 barrels PORTLAND SYRUP,
70 barrels MERCHANTS SYRUP,
20 hosshegds PRIME SIDES,
S hog sheads PRIME SHOULDERS,
81 boxes sTEARIAE SOAP,
30 boxes ADAMANTlSE CANDLES,
quarter casks PORT WINE,
quarter casks MADEIRA WINE,
quarter casks SHERRY VIM,
~ chests superior GREEN TEA,
loo boxes MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
ALSO, q large stock Of
81" BROOMS, TwlsE, SAL SODA,
BUCKETS, MATCHES, u, Z. sODS,
BASKETS, @. ID. CAPS, sPICEs, a.,
CHRISTIAN, LEA Cor
Auction and Commission Merchants.
al n ii2i Main street.
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OFFICE OF TIE BOARD or HEALTH
SATURDAY., September 5, ised. !

OFFICE OF TIE BOARD or HEALrH,l
Saturday, septembers, 1850. .
NOTICE.-In pursuance of the autflo--
N rity conferred by an ordinance Of the Council
OF the city of Richmond upon the Board of Health,
acting in eonIunction with the Committee on
health, ,,,.
II is hereby ordered that from and after this date,
MELONS, uSKMELONs, CARRIAGES, and
GREEN CORN shall neither be sold exposed , i9r
SALE nor brought into the city OF kichmond until
m is order shalt be revoked by public notice.
:" : J. q. CABELL, NJ. D.,
w. ii. TAYLOR, NJ. D.,
Members Of the Board of health.
~. IT WILLIAM w. CRUMP,
an lo-st Chairman Commit co on Health.
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From TURKEY

NOTICE.-Application will be made
y 1T the proper time for III" renewal 81 one share
of stock No 1907 In the Richmond and Danytlle
Railroad Company, standng in the name Of Naion-
tur Wintrre, which was destroyed IN the hr" al
tho I'd of April 1865. jy i5--lawM2m
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


Bankers, Brokers, aud Real Estate Agents.
VERY NEAT AND CONVENIENT
~ ARRANGED BRICK TENEMENT, on
TIE WEST LINE Of NINTH, NORTH OF LEIGH
STREET. FOX SALE PRiEaTELI.-We are au-
thorl2ai to cell a very neat "ud conveniently ar
ranged BRICK HOUSE on Ninth street, fourth
door north Of Leigh. containing eleven rooms,
tki,cheu in b;s"mrni,) gas aud water on the pre-
misses, which are in good repair. The lot fronts
about thirty feet, running back one hundred ana
thirty fee. to an alley twenty feet wide. There are
several fine FRUIT TREES in the back yard.
TERMS: Reasonable, and made known on appii-
Gallon 10 rs. ,,.-,.
srs-2t HARRISON, GODDIN & ApPEESoN.
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NOR RENT, SEVERAL PLEASANT
L ROOMS 20 4 small family 81 good stand ~,
ing Tho rem, wiz ~ very mod nrGt". '.:l
an 3--is r. 4. BASS, No. !lo Cay street. -
TOR RENT. the large " = T.
4 HOUSE in Libby Buildings formerly &C. d.
cul.i.a by us Possession gwen tulnah .atey, E,.5
with lars,, amount 81 s'oI..e src"ied, 10 t.X->
dpsir4b,, tenant. hpp'y 10
PaL&ER, HART>ooK i CO.,
ivg,s Fourteenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-10
LOST. STRAYED AND FOUND.

OR STOLENsn
1, from the basin hank. on Friday night cYsaA
The eth instant, two BL Atk NJ Il II ~
MULES about the same size. one had "A S--G@x1>
very sore shoulder will give the reward "I ~:
dollars Tor their delivery 10 ma ut Mr. iixs stable,
on Tenth street. between Main aud Gary
80 lu-.tz ALBERT BANKS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-10

III Merchants Of Richmond who wl ,,y,n - N h.
lhs custom of merchants and otnsn ne ys.lslJ
,pSinis a. well 40 lhs eouaties isi ,hs, pVss
SrssaSrisr, Monroe. nisAl.nd;. a,Ih'sssssratsfos
hontas, &C.. should advertise N an. md, most widely
SPECTATOR, ono OF the oiass' ia.
Ina iessiisy, and The .ab.tanii.i ,Ss Sssss. q
equal IN nemsegr am 90.
both the othar papcfs pupinass a.iia N lor ai'|'
lisers. Address - sigunlon. W
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