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The national Republican., 1866-07-26
pY j. G. MCGUIRE & co
~ AUCTIONEERS o..

Il .
~ AUCTI0NEEkS. Oh.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ZINE COTTAGE SITES COZ.
Ti0UOus TO THE CITY, ON The HIGH 0ROuNDS
BRTWkkN KALORAMA AND MERIDIAN HIIL
On hoSDAY. the ls,h day Of August at O'Clock, p.
m on the prsmsss shall sell Lot Of the trset oc
land known as the "widow's Mite, subdiyided IN
nine cottage sites OF about four acres each
This land Is situated the high groun nds northwest
Of and contiguous to the city aud Is one Of he mo.t
beautiful In this vicinity for cottage
commanding As does an extensive view of washington
and the surrounding country, aud Is q easy appreaeh
direct through from Connecticut avenue and adioipx
the valuable place Of Mr. Little and is in itssf ysias
BILE In consequence Of the prospect either Of Kaorama
OF Meridian Hili being selected to build the summer
residence for the President being between these site,
aud II Is also proposed to construct passenger rsliroai
out Connecticut avenue to the boundary There is also
quarry Of stone on the place. to which purchaser will
be pvsged to get the stone from gratis for the ouu
these sites
PlAts Of the property may be at the auction room
OF j. Meduire Co., where the properly may be
purchased at private sale.
Terms: One half cash; residue g. la and Is moutbs
Win Interest for notes secured on the property sold.
ConyeyAneing at purchaser . cost.
WIN NouRsE, Trustee.
JAS. G. Mc0UtRE CO.,
lad Au.tl
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TLArlR. L

(LArIR ...F..
BALTIMORE. July % AT the afternoon session
the committee on resolutions reported In substance
- follows: That the doctrines, principles, and
policy announced and sot forth by the President Of
the United States In his annual messages and other
oficisl communications, for the settlement Of ques
tions growing out Of the late war, wise, prsct
cal, and consistent with the Constitution, and II
permitted TO bs carried into effect will insure JUS
tios to all, tranquiiIe tho country. elevate
our national character, and open to Us .
new career Of prosperity and rsnown. On
the other hand, the opposing policy Of the ma
imprsotioabls, and at war with the Constitution.
That the States are essential parts Of our system Of
government, and to them, or to the people thereof.
belongs all political power not specifically granted
to the national Government, and not essential to
the due exercise Of the powers specifically granted
to II. That the Constitution Of the United States
by Its recent amendment having declared the abol.
ishment Of African slsRery, II has become our duty
to favor all legislation necessary and proper to give
sfeot to that declaration, but We protest against
all attempts to ignore the distinction Of race and
color or to make the negro special object Of ma.
tional favoritism, or to endow him with political
power and elective franchise.
The appropriations to feed and educate the
blacks arc and that such policy
has been, since the foundation Of the Government,
adopted for the whites; and that no free people
should submit to them. That tho present registry
law Of Maryland has been made On instrument Of
oppression upon many Of the people Of this State,
and that any necessity which existed for such legs
lation does not now exist and that until said law
is 90 modified as 10 be In accord with the kind and
magnanimous policy Of President johnson II should
be executed in Q fair, honest and liberal spirit.
That We approve Of the call for the Philadelphia
convention, and Of the purposes and objects Of the
said convention, as set forth In the call, and that
this convention appoint dslesates to the said con-
vention.
The convention appointed Gov. Swami, Mont.
gomsry Blair, J. W. Crisfsd and Reverdy Johnson
delegates from the State at large to the Philsdel
phis convention.
J. Leonard, Of Worcester county. was nominated
for State Comptroller,
The delegates from the various Congressional
districts selected their Congressional delegates to
the Philadelphia Convention
Montgomery Blair made Q speech at the conolu-
sion Of the proceedings, severely denouncing the
radicals and their measures He announced him
self Democrat, and said he would unite with any
powers, rebels or any one else, to defeat the
schemes Of the radicals.
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Maryland Politics.

BALTIMORE, July 25.-The Conservative State
Convention Of the friends Of President johnson
sembed hero at noon. ..
Postmaster ,Purnell called tho convention to
order. He denounced the radicals and strsnuously
endorsed the policy Of the President.
Mr.. Blair nominated ]. N. Frazier as president;
which was oonhim med. .
A COMMITTEES on resolutions was appointed, con-
Stating Of Ex-Cougrsssmsn Crisaold and Evans,
Montgomery Blair and others.
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The ROBBERY OF WHrrNEY's HorEL.-It
viii bs remembered that the hotel Of Mr.. George
Whitney, at the corner Of Delaware avenue and
North A street, Capitol Hill, was entered BY
burglars on Sunday night and lot Of goods stolen.
On Monday, 0niosr MoColgan recovered three
spoons and three strainsrs from . pawnbroksr's
shop. Yesterday, 0fiosrs Clements and MoColgan
searched The houses Of John Moore and John W.
Barnes, alias sundown, both oolorsd, whore they
recovered lot Of the stolen cigars Moore Barnes,
and two other parties named WIN. Jackson and
Lorsnso Mysrs, were arrested and had hearing
before Justice Walter last evening.
The cigars, spoons and strainsrs were identified
by Mr.. Whitney. The onicsra testified - to finding
the cigars in the houses Of Moore and Barnes,
Thsy stated to the ohcsrs that they purchased the
goods from two colored mon, but could give no In.
formation As to where they could be found. Jus.
tics Walter held Barnes and Moore to bail for .
further hearing. The others were dismissed, there
being no evidence against them. en-
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H O. L. sTIEBELING 4 GO

Have opened . new stand for the sale Of ell kisds
Papers, ssasionsry, Cigar, H., n No. SIC street. be.
tween rhrssnth and Fourteenth streets. Subscriptions
received for ali New York. Phiadsphis and Baltimore
papsrp Or. f. . ..... jel9.lm
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THE WEAK AND IMPAIRED EYE
Il SIGHT, originating either from innrmity Of age,
general debility OF the nervous syss protraeted ssk
nsss, or from natural disposition to far or nsarsighsd-
ness, Will 10 restored improved and strssgthsssd By
the use Of the sslsbratsd
nm sII L NJ nxnnI n anRcr InIxa
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AucTTor sAIns.

AucrIoN sALns.
BUILDINGS AT CAMP BARRY, &c..
u RoR sALk
/ CHIsr ouAsysanAsysn's q orrrcr,)
.w..r.er.9S; 9;fG; s 8, ?; ~, T4:s,sssG'. 4 I::s
:: s.;:. ::a x. K sfs s,..s: y :.
2. tAs B,aas.ssurg Road ssas ard ssil cate.
oss d Ness so aoas., % isssi sa'' ~. '''' ,,asas
rvo 90 oassrs' osartsrs, leIs4 feet.
w.s. T. sa:S ~; s.,; Covered
rosr m sMAsATooA M. 3; q "a Bislss..prs road.
ons (l) Kitchen, 1szl5 feet st
e. G.. sos:s's. oss.s s..s.,s Sss s:.i: ic.ss g.
With Log Stable Dead Oasss, Guard -Hou.., &C., At.
Baiidi.ss will b sold siusly and ID, a.v, AZ. u,
Terms: Cash. in Government ts.ds.
Br.v.. x.. Gen. .,a csi:f q oa.ls.,n..:;., sSS..s;
-U@-.o Depot Of Washinetoa.
RY JAS. G. MCGUIRE & co.
- .AUcTioN1ER1
tn. sale Of II. uScLArHED PACKAGES usc CALLED
IoR AZ ADVERTISED By THE ADAMS SXPRIss
GohPAEr vii commence a The Auction Eoons Of
81 s 10 o'clock, sad continue each day thsrs.fssr sss
By order; O. @. pUuN.
). 9. Mediums Go',
W2 Auetonssfs.
GOVERNMENT SALES AT GIES.
~ B0Ro', DO. ..- ---
orAnrERnAsrER GHsx.AL's o,rcs.,
wnHusros, D. c.. 5aiy h,i a aply.sso'' Isss'
J. deemed adyi.sble To- ansousss that ths aus,iou
s.iss % 81 GSysrnmsnt BUILDINGS, srABLEs PENCIN0
WHAkyks, &e., at diesboro', d O., undsF the direr
ton Of Captain George 7. Browning A O. NJ, are Yet
~ progress, and Will be continued on TUESDAY and
FHDAf Of eaeh week, commencing at 10 cloek a m :
until all shall have been disposed Of.
large quantity Of the boat material suitable for
oundng and other purposes, yet remains to be sold
and many good bargains may be had
The buildings are sold sinEly
boat for 0issboro' leaves the Sixth street vhsrf
every hour during the days Of sale
BY order Of the ouartermastsr General:
JAMES A. HKIH
,., Brevd Brig. Gen. U. o. L.,
VD-iN In charge Hirst Div. Q. r. o. o.
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GEoRGETOwN NEWS DEPOT.
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Dealer In

News Stand 81 the Post Once, Congress street,
...- s. 0EozoErowE, D. O. ...
~ Subscriptions 10 the ..
n.. DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
will DO received, and the paper delivered regular
every morning TO subscribers In any part Of George
town. - -.I...#. js2S.n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-22

MIR. JOHN N. CLARK is this day admit
wi ted To an interest iu my business. The same will
b. herea er conducted in tho name and style Of JNO
G. SlIAFER \ co. JNO. G.. SHAFBR,
No. I, Exchange Building, nth ST. Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-22
ADJUSTMENTS

ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE,
Corner OF SEVENTH AND BROAD STREETS.
GRAB n BROKEN. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ESSEEs.
GREAT ATTRACTION THIS EVENING
NEW FEATURES! NEW BEAUTIES!
GEMS OF THE OPERAS!
LAST APPEARANCE OF THE GRAND
COMBINATION OPERA CONCERT TROUPE.
sIGNORINA MARGUERITE AIOSTO,
The celebrated Prma Donna of the FOrmes Opera and
Concert Troupe.
MISS MATHILDE ToEDT.
THE WORLD RENOWNED vIoLlNIST,
WILLIAM CASTLE,
The celebrated Tenor of the English Opera.
HERR WILHELM FoRMEs,
The great Baritone.
A. BUECHEL,
The celebrated Conductor the FormOs Concert and
Opera Troupe.
PROGR ANNE.
PARTI.
l. Overture, Fidelio, by Beethoven
ORCHESTRA.
2. Good night-Song by Kuecken-
HERR W. FORMEs.
g. Air from NabuccO, by Verdi
SIGNORINA AIoSTO.
4. Thou art SO Near and yet SO Pa,-Song-
MR.. CASTLE.
9. Grand Fantasia, by Haupan, Violin
MISS T0EDT.
O. Trembling Leaves: Etudo, by BuOchel-
MONS. BUECHEIr
PART II.
l. Medley from Lucreta BOrgia-
ORCHESTRA
9 Romance from Lombard
MR.. CASTLE.
g. Grand valse de Concert by Bragg
SIGNORINA AIosTO.
T. Air from Car and Carpenter
HERR WIN FORMES.
g. Sixth Concert, by Beriot-
MISS TOEDT.
c. March, by Mondclsohn-
ORCHESTRA.
no The Piano used is one of Charles NJ Stioh's, and
from the Richmond Musical Exchange.
HI Box Office open from % o'clock, A. NJ, till 4,
p. NJ.
Ne Doors cpon at T. Performance commences at 5
o'clock.
R,s-Owng to the enormous expense attending the
engagement OF the named celebrated artists the
managers arc compelled put the prices at tho fol-
lint 10 Stil
In all principal cities for u like class performances
Reserved Seats 80
Dress GlfCe -
brchestf2 %
farquette. w
FAMILY Clrcle. 'V
COlOred Galleries. 20 and 30 cents
BIZ No improper characters admitted to any part oil
the house. lan22-U
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Pux.-Butlcts Hudibras says
"Our pains are real things and all
Onr nleasnres but fantastical."

True our pains (and our Paines, tOo0 are real
things but ali our pleasures, Hudibras 10 the con
trary, notwithstanding, not iantastcal, for II il
a real pleasure to MS % have 10 notice that our
well-kuowu and esteemed fellOw-citizens, w. q.
paine and Robert Paine have formed cOpartneT-
shin and have taken the store No. 100 Main street,
where u will be a very painful thing to Us II their
old friends and customers will not call on them. No
liner estab shment there from the Potomac TO the
Gulf of Mexico, than that owned by them, ON Main
street in this city, before and during the war nor
were there two men in all that region more skilled in
business or more respected for their goOd-faith to
their customers than these two gentlemen, but their
fine building went down in the fearful fire OF Sd OF
April. They are now about 10 try again, and we
heartily wish them all success. Read advertise
mont
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-22

And have taken the store No. Too, Main street, next
below Mitchell Tyler, and will BE- pleased TO receive
con,ignmcut, from their friends and the public.
W. q. PAINE,
tin9D. eodts K. A. PAINE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-22

but wand.rer in this city. He had taken no oath
si sIeJ Tor no par,lon nor did he intend 10 do 50.
I,ooEing AZ the Mayor. as only Henry A. Wise can
Iook be said. You sir are the PGter eiriGts; you
have In your midst the Pater famiias; but D, God,
where where Is the pGrenS PGtrl0
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-22
CIrY And SUBURBAN.

T.ARREsrED. -J John Kelley and Fred. Ginini,
charged with robbing Mr.. Rine, the paying clerk OF
the Ola Dominion Nail Works, have been arrested.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-22

CoLUUUs BALLARD, OF - Virginia regiment
wounded in the battles Petersburg, just before
the evacuation OF Richmond, was taken 20 the
hospital at Famyie, where he died. His friends
can receive information concerning him hy addres-
sing Dr. J. W. Aylcr, Hampton Sidney College.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-22
Nn-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
WElSIGER. MONCURE Y 90.

a. p WEISIGEE x co. have admitted into co-pa
ncr~hip W. r. MONCURE aud ~. NJ. PAINTER 9
the business will De conducted from January !, Is
under IA. hrm and style of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-22

THE DELEG ALTON FRON TUE BRITISH Provinces
The delegation from the British Provinces, after
having interview with President Johnson, upon
matters connected with their mission, came "a this
city on Thursday. On saturday they visited the
ilnu~e OF Drlegates and remained during the con
sheraton of an important bill.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-22

MrsIc.-we are asked To say, in the interest oil
those who love music, that the first meeting Of the
New Sacred Music Society will take place at DIR.
Hoge's Church this evening at a o'clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.

SPEECH
And ever after,
In gloom or laughter,
There's something softer,
In form and face.
You're taking creature,
In every feature,
And u subtle speecher,
By the gift Of grace
This is a description by New Orleans poet, Of
the condition in whics fellow, who has kissed the
blarney stone finds himself Tor II makes one
tongue oily,
And gives great neatness,
And rare completeness,
To the Irish brOgue.
But We have to tell you about another thing OILY
now and Il il no barney to say il that il ~ gooi
article and that is, DOrcV GcHaIHc IEJ O'l' "hieh
Power McPhan have for sale. Read advertise
mpnt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-22

Il O-PARTNERSHIP.-Th undersigned have
~ this day entered into partnership under the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-22

RICHMOND, Va.
Southern manufactures should be supported.
BOOK, NEWS and JOB TYPE, from the celebrated
bishop metal, and the latest Scotch faces.
BOOK, NEWS, and FANCY INKS Ofall colors; wood
type cases stands, leads, reglct quotations. quoins,
metal furniture, malets, brass rule, planners brass
dashes shooting sticks, mitering machines, in fact
every article requisite for Printing Office, at NORTH
ERN Prices Presses new and second hand, furnished
to order II. L. PELOUzE CO.,
sep4-tf Richmond Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-22

TIE BROAD STREET METHODIST FAIE.-The fair
in the basement Of Or. Duncan's Church will con
Time during the week. and an who desire " spend
delightful evening and at the same time 10 contrib
MI. 10 a deserving cause, will attend. We need
hardly add that the E1eS have for sale every deli-
cary appropriate to the season as well vast dis
inlay OF beautiful fancy work
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-22

say
IRON FRONTS, FOR STORES AND WAREHOUSES;
CASTINGS FOR RAILROADS, all kinds:
CASTINGS FOR MILLS AND MACHINERY GENE
RALLY
WAGON AXLES COMPLETE with Boxes;
SASH WEIGHTS,
CRATE BARS,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-22
AND GENERAL AGENTS.

The undersigned tender their services to the Mer-
chants and Farmers Of Virginia and North Carolina
BUYING AND SELLING BROKERS
AND GENERAL AGENTS.
Having made arrangements with Importers and Manu-
flcurers and with reliable representative in Boston,
New York, Philadelphia Baltimore, Ptsburg, and
other cities, enables to purchase or sell In either Of
the above this city any article needed for dispo
sition upon the hest terms
We propose I" extend connections with all the
principal cities in the Union and thereby be- q medium
through which parties can purchase or sell and COM
munirltc upon all subjects OF business character In
any part NJ the country.
The facilities pns.oss will make II much to the
interest OF parties purchase sell through u.s. for
when We cannot order direct from the Importer or
Manufacturer, shall do through reprrs
every way reliable aud thoroughly posted Ia the
state of their particular markets. enabling them 10 pur
chase ut the lowest market price and on much better
terms than person possibly do who only makes
an occasional visit for that purpose, besides saving the
expense Of the trip and loss Of time. We will through
our friends De kept dvsrd o the value Of such articles
A. Virginia and North Carolina may have Ia dispose Of
that will inform friends II the best market
and the price that will be obtained before shipping
When desired parties know the price of goods be-
fore giving their orders.
SMITH & WHERRY,
90 Main street. Richmond, Va.
WV. w. SMITH, &. whrkHN'
RgrgREScEs-Dunlop, Moncure 4 Co., larrisOa, God
din x Appsrsum, Charles T. Workman Co., Richmond !;
VIM p. Converse Co, WIN. H. Price Il Co., New
York Jos. l.. Hanson, Philadelphia. noyi-3m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-22

NNLs.-A subscriber in Staunton complains that
three different times last week the Wine failed u
reach him. The paper was certainly mailed here.
What is the matter on the line
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-22

SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

T1MURY AND HENRY COLLEGE,
~ WASHINGTON COUNTY, VA.
The Spring Session Of this institution begins the
nth of January next. Our charges
Tuition in Collegiate course for i've months. S25 10
Fuel room rent and contingent fee do ,.... 10 90
Board So - per week ~ % 90
In the Preparatory Department, charge Ortuiton is
- less
All payments required in specie or its equivalent
In currency, in advance.
Board can be paid monthly in advance, and needed
produce, at specie rates, will be received.
Students furnish their own bedding aud room furni-
ture.
Othor information bs had by addressing
+. E. WILEY, President,
MOVES -tFeblst Emory o., Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-22

CrEiEy, VINO Suor Policeman TYLER, TINS 2"
BREAK J,L.-On saturday night, Curlcy was dis
covered ly assistant ailsy Brooks, OF the city Jail
i'm the act Of making his escdpc FROM prison. TIE
had-rut through the cell oc uIGrd hy himself aud
johnson tWho shot llawkiusl and "a galroter aud
wa, engaged IN cutting through the wall leading 10
tb Kitchen which is on the west side of his cell and
communicates with the yard. 10 the yard had been
reached the SEALING OF the outer wall would have
leea mere childS play Tor sn accomplished "a gym
mast ~ Cur!cy. When put IN jail. d; was stated by
all familiar with his accomplishments a. JalI-
breaker. that, unless security uoncd he would not
remain there long, and the prediction but Tor the
yi.ilance OF Mr.. Brooks. would have been verified.
l. tie city too poor % purchase irons necessary TO
I.rp notorious dc,peyldots like Curcy from escaping
f. IN PRISON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-22

TnE OPERA.-The inaugural concert Of the Italian
Opera Troupe, at the Richmond Theatre, on Satu-
day night, was well attended, and was a decided
success. The various singers and performers ac-
Quilted themselves 90 the entire satisfaction OF the
audience, and the opinion was very generally eN-
messed that this is the hest troupe which has been m
The city for many years. We reserve, for future
occasion an extended and critical notice OF the re-
sDe-tiyc artists
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-22
CABINET FURNITURE, &c.

O4AD4N-< 4 80
~ b. STACY & son,
III. 10 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
WEoLEs,LE AND Retail DEALERS IL
GARNET FURNITURE, MIRRORS, BEDDING
AND CARPETS.
Their facilities enable them assure their friends
ana the public that they are prepared e. furnish every
article in their line at Northern prices, Freight aud
Packing added.
They are confident that they furnish everything
ou tie ssry best of terms.
SHUCk MATTRESSES
AZ sE8y Low PRICES.
G. r. STACY son are guE,OQs 10 purchase every
SHUCH that can be delivered to tleE, aud vll pay one
dollar per luO pounds for all that may DO elyered In
good order.
Iii FARMERS be sure aud send their shueks forward.
dec29-tf
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News by Telegraph.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DEsrArcHEs.l

The Republican Government or Mexico Again on
the Trot.
WASHINGTON, Jan'y 2l.-0fhcial news from FL
Paso, Mexico, has been received here.
The French marched in great force against the
city of Chihuahua, and the Mexican (Republican)
Government had abandoned it.
On the 9th President Juarez left Chihuahua with
his Cabinet and army, and came to Fl Paso. On the
18th of December the Mexican forces were fifty miles
from chihuahua, annoying the French.
Smelling Committee.
WASHINGTON, Jan'y 2l.-The House Committee
on Freedmen's Affairs will shortly take tour of
inspection in the Southern States. The Orange and
Alexandria Railroad authorities have rendered them,
which they have accepted the use of special train
from Washington to Lynchburg.
Chilean Privateer and Gnnboats.
NEW YORK January 2I.-Reports say that the
steamer which has been fitting out here, has gone to
sea as a Chilean prvateer to prey upon Spanish
commerce.
Three gunboats are also said to be building for the
Chilean Government.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-22

pE. BAGBy', LE. ,UEE To-NIGHr.-Recollect that
Dr. Eagby'- lertu.e on Bacon and Grcen~, which
o,.a-iourd So much enthusiasm in Lynchburg, and
which according 10 the lrgiHiI', created So great
8. demand for cabbage that the market was swept
bar, of them. cOucy gG toRigd at eight O'Clock ia
th. Chemical Lecture room q. the Medical ,"uege'
il, .,,,f tb,. Monumental Church ON Broad street.
The lc, ur room o., hy far the hest IN thc city the
weather promises to be- hnc, and There is "a general
determination o. give the humorous lecturer an ovet-
flowing house Get yuur tickets in the day-;'lnr
and go early If you would secure good seats Sc
advertisement.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-22

TROUBLE At HowARD's Groove report reached
the Libby yesterday morning that row was going
ON Al Towards Grove, whercupon Lieutenant Hun
Ter despatched a sergeant and fifteen men % quell IT.
On reaching The Grove" however they found that
Mike Sweeny and Others who have been IN the
habit Of carrying of plank and other government
Urnperty since the departure Of troops from that
uoInt had been using threatening language towards
IN. females who occupy the houses there. On reach
ing Sweeny, house they found a quantity Of cots
and other government property, and immediately
arrested him They next arrested Mike Fehaly amt
Henry Hicks, CHARGED with similar Offences. They
will have a hearing to-day before proper tribuna"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-22
By Grubhs Il william. AurHonc~r-

VERY VALUABLE FRAME DWELL E.r5
Y ING and VACANT Lot on COLLEGE STREET. I'D
between BROAD and MARSHALL STREETS, foEe ~
SALE AT AUCTlON.-Will be sold st tyeti.u, ,u
the premises, on WEDNESDAY the 34;h of January, 81
o'clock, p. NJ. the frame Dwelling and ID, ',-,i"d
above described. The house has tn room. ari Ai'ch
en- all in good order, with gas and water bathing an,
&c. The Lot fronts lO0 feet inches Cn-e street,
and runs back 1874 feet 10 alley - fee" wide" There
ID productive garden in rear stocked with choice,
fruit
months with interest
lan2D-tds GRUBBS WILLIAMS, AUctiouctrs.