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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-19
The following are the passengers per steamship
Morgan, from mdianoIa and Galveston:

Ewing lady and two eldrea: Abrams NjddIetos Tya Il
CLARKE Miller and lady Mas Sue Reck Miss Weis iae
MHFphy, pr DAVIS and lady ISIS Jenkins Rev G q Morse
"ss 2iSnde Nj blot Hrashelr; Mrs Hndman Ross and
J0syn 0bermRyer, Taylor Campbell ssn fsior Az =
Morris. Stranger, A Walker d DeeniBr q N ni a'
steward, Miss Evans Atkinson, Fnkc Runse d L Coo
GtSGh, G0omald Fzsimmons shoemaker and wife and
Mrs Jackson chl4ran; jackson lady Two chiIr
aps servants Benham anp ady-dYe on deck,
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SPECIAL NoT1CEs

n HIGH SALES OF TOBACCO.-sales by
d. T. WILLIAMS at tho Richmond Tobacco Ex-
change, August =. 1855:
For J. A. Barnett, ESD, Of Person county, N. Y.
One al 4lel, one at SIS, one at tss. one at $780, one
q t72, one at $50, one At ~, one at pa, one at $50,
one at as, one at 90, one At 80. one at ~, ono al
$780,, one at o.? 50, one at s37, one Mt $50, one AZ
sls. SO, one at az, one at $40, ono at $50 80 the
twenty -oneihogshead bringingtss $50. o. being an
average Of $50 IS per hundred.
For Henry F. Clark, of Pittsylvania county Va.
One at slol, one at sl2o, one At S7e, one III a. one
at $3s. so, one at gal averaging $50 per hundred.
For Thomas Bigelow, Esq. Of Caswell county,
N. One at fllI, one at flOl, one at so', one al
s2s. so, one at SIS, one at sls.75; averaging 500 81
per hundred.
For J. w. Cunningham, Esq, OF Person county.
N. Cone ut s5s, ono ut sa5. one at fso, one ~
s2l. so, one at 81? so, one at 5000, one al s-i' one
at Sls, one at as, one at sl3.
For william J. Old, ESD. Of HALIFAX county, va.
One at 500. so.
For d. w. Nash. Esq, of Pittsylvania county,
ya.-One at al, one at s27. so, one ut sis.T5.
For Mrs. N. Scott, OF Halifax county, Ea.-Onc
at slOs, one al 80. so, one at :li.
For J. X. Gunter, Esq, Of Pit;sylvania county,
Va.-One a: sG0, one at t6e. one at 40, one at *?c. 90.
For Mrs. p. II. Cunningham, OF Person county
N. Cone at sl.. 75. two at s!s, one at sle.25.
For Thomas Woods, Esq., Of Person county, ".
Conc at sl7, one at fl7.:5. audit
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The New Orleans Riots-Again.

Alcttcrfrom Lieutenant Governor VooR-
HE'S, Attorney General HEBRON, ana
Mayor MuxRoE, to President JOHNSON Is
published in the National I~ntea'gencer oil
Yesterday The facts stated agree in every
particular with those heretofore ~ecoun'c
in our columns; and we therefore deem IL
unnecessary to reproduce the letter. Inc
following passage is interesting: -,
"Thc colored population as oooy aia
not participate in these dissraeefnl scenes,
and the freedmen in the vicinity OF inc riot
were standing as lookcrs-on without being
molcstcd. The colored mob, in union with
a few white rioters who were leading them,
we're no doubt we'll organized. That they
were well armed is undoubtcd, as forty-two
policemen and several citizens were either
killed or wounded by them, although the
conflict was over in less than two hours.
Twcnty-scvcn rioters were killed and q
considerable number wounded"
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"Ift this means that the Woods and Val
landigllams are to be admittcd-good-byc
Philadelphia Convention, We beg, most
alphabetically, to be counted out."-Nuc
IOrk~ Citizen.
The southern people had no hand in
sending Mr.. Vallandigham to the Philadel-
;plia Convention, and many OF them regret
that he will go. But every southern man
in that Convention will vote to give him Il
seat il he apply for one. 1t is idle to ex-
poet the South to desert her friends. We
like Mr.. Doolittlc's notion of admitting
everybody-cvcn old Thad. Stevens, who
desires to restore the Union and accord to
the South her rights under the Constitu-
ton.
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VIIGINIA.-Coloncl Mallory, inspector
on the staff of General Terry, reached
Washington tonight on his return to Rich
mond direct from the Eastern Shore dis
tricts. lie reports the condition of affairs
in Accomac county as very turbulent, and
that the few troops sent over from Fortress
Monroe were opportune in their arrival,
the civil authorities not having been
efficient to preserve order. They have not
made, nor do they show any disposition to
make, arrests. The military are picking
up the white maraudcrs who were guilty
of raidipg upon and pilfcring from the
negroes. The Colonel's report will be an
interesting one, he having secured n large
number of important documents.-Ns'o
York Tribune.
Very interesting, no doubt. But how
as to reliability?
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SENATOR LANE AND THE CIVIL RIGHTS
BILL.-Mrs. +. NJ. Lane has said in a note
to the Hon. Thomas N. Stillwcll, of Indi-
ana
"The Hon. Sidney Clark has taken up
on himself the responsibility to say in the
House of Representatives Of the United
States Congress that Mr.. Lane regretted
his vote against the Civil Rights bill. The
statement | know to be without 4 shadow
of foundation, as the Senator, on all occa-
sions in speaking of the vote, said time
would vindicatc its correctness, and that
he fully appreciated the Importance Of the
good opinion Of his party and friends, but
he regarded the Civil Rights bill objection
able on constitutional grounds"
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LORD RUssELL.-Pcrhaps no man living
was less friendly to the South than Lord
john RUSSELL, and there could not be a
greater SANDER than that Of the Herald,
which accuses him thus "True to his
aristocratic instincts, he did all that he
could to help the South, struggling to
establish a slave aristocracy." If there
was a man outside of New England who
was afflicted with the genuine negro mania
as the disease exists there, that man was
Earl RUSSELL.
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GENERAL HrNTER.-By order OF
the War Department, Brcvet Major-Genc-
raj DAVID HUNTER, Colonel Of the Sixth
United States Cavalry, has been retired
from the service, he having served over
forty years, and, according to law, being
therefore subject TO retirement. 1t is a
pity the General could not have been re-
tired before the war. He might have
with him some character, and would not
have had his hands stained with innocent
blood.
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Hon. THOMAS EWING o. THE SITUATION.
The National %nteNigencT of yesterday con-
tains a long and able letter from the Hon.
THOMAS EWING, of Ohio,-to which refe-
renee is made in another article. MIR.
EWING was a member of General liar
RIsoS's Cabinet, and is we'll known
throughout the country as an cnlight-
cncd statesman. He reviews the policy
of the Radicals, and proves that they
arc violating the Constitution and threat
ening the country with ruin. The let
ter contains arguments to which we can
not subscribe, but they are powerful as
against the Radicals, for he agrees with
them in regarding this as a consolidated
national government. He boldly declares
that the laws passed over the Presidents
veto arc unconstitutional, and counsels the
Republicans to repeal the Civil Rights act,
the Frccdmen's Bureau act, &c. We trust
that this letter will have 4 good effect up
on the northern people.
In the course of his letter Mr.. EWING
says:
at is the remark of a writer who lived
through the French Revolution, who rea-
soncd sagcly, and who observed much, that
'thc remedy for popular passions is to be
found, not in despotism or arbitrary iniiic-
ton, but in the assured sovereignty OF the
law ] concur in this opinion"
Mr.. EWING has been u Republican and
near the close of his letter he says:
"My wish is that the Republican party,
very many whose members ! highly re-
spcct, may return to the path of constitu-
tional rcctitudc, and walking III that path,
| wish them Il long and successful dminls
tration of their appropriate sphere in the
affairs of government but if they and the
| Constitution and the Union cannot cXist to-
gcther, | as earnestly desire their speedy
and final overthrow"
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DED

At Oak Level, on tho 9Th instant, Mrs. CATHA.
RlNB g., wife Of John Sims, Esq, Of Chesterfield
comfy. va, IN thc seVenty-sixtn year OF ner age.
her Of the Church for nearly sixty years. She ate
her breakfast on Sunday morning as usual, and
laid down a few hours after, and dropped to sleep
In the arms Of Death.
Religious Herald and other city papers requested
to copy.
In Manchester, on the sth OF August, FRANK
WILTON, u native of England, aged twcnty-nins
years, leaving q wife and two children to mourn
their loss.
he died a stranger In a strange land, but he was
not without friends, who did aim their power 20
ease his pathway to eternity. He was a devoted
husband a kind father, and a sincere friend.
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Two SETS OF DELEGATEs.-There are two
sets Of delegates from Louisiana to the
Philadelphia Convention. One named by
the JOHNSON Club and one by the Demo-
cratic Committee. We imagine there will
be no trouble about these double delega-
lions, If they can only agree among them
selves when in convention, casting only the
vote Of tho State, and when they cannot
agree, not vote at all.
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1t is stated on good authority hat one OF
the Presidents organs here is about to COL
lapse for want of support. The rebel organ
of the President here is said to be in the
market looking for a purchaser, the pro-
p~rietors having come to the conclusion
that it is a hopeless sinking fund. From
this it is evident that supporting "My
Policy is not u paying business, at least
at the national capital.-F0rney.
Forney alludes to the InteRigencer, no
doubt but no one credits his stories.
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DELEGATES TO THE PHILADELPHIA ION
Observation-Disclosures to the Natlo',"'
Union Convention passing through WASH
ington city, upon application a. the rooms
of the National Executive Committee,
400 Twelfth street, will be furnished Win
cards 70 enable them to procure commu-
tat;o, tickets to Philadelphia.
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THE C~oLLEGEs.-A paragraphin the Dis
patch Of yesterday, in which it was at
tempted TO correct an error relative to the
presidency Of the "L.ichmond coheJc," was
headed "Richmonl Medical CoNeye." All
acquainted with the recent relations OF
DR.. RYLANp to the former college could at
once detect the error of inserting the word
I" medical" in the notice.
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J~ETROPOLITAN HALL.
.oLp TINES COME AGAIN,

"OLD TIMES COME AGAIN"
N wEEk. ONLY,
Commencing MONDAY EVENING. AUGUST lsrn'
KUNKELs
NIGHTINGALE OPERA TROUPE,
orrap;z.d In lsIs. Reorganirsd In Baltimore IN
ls66 under the immediate direction ana PERSONAL
GEORGE kUNKEL,
will have the honor Of giving SIX Of their chaste
and select
DRAWING-ROoM ENTERTAINMENTS.
The company comprises
EIGHTEEN PERFORMERS,
who. for the last two weeks, have been perform
ing 10 crowded and fashionable audiences at the
Maryland Institute, Baltimore. The management
would courteously announce to the pubic that the
hall will be thoroughly renovated and cleaned,
and every effort made TO gain the patronage OF the
old friends Of tho Nightingales.
Positively no improper characters admitted.
Admission. FIFTY CENTS; Gallery, Thirty
Open at quarter past 7; N at quarter
pan pan lois JOHN p. SMITH. Director.
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Official certificates have been sent By
mail to all the delegates appointed to the
Philadelphia Convention by the commit
tees recently convened in this city. If
any delegate fail to receive his certificate
another will be forwarded to him on appli-
cation. A. b. GuIGoN,
Secretary State Central Committees.
Richmond, August s, 1850.
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BoUNTlEs TO CoLoRED SoLpIERs-PAY-
AENT OF THE SAME tt BE IMMEDIATELY
coAAENCED.-The Paymaster- General will
immediately commence the payment of
bounties to colored soldiers under the
joint resolution of Congress approved
June 10th, 1866. 1t is estimated that the
payment of these bounties will involve the
expenditure of twenty million dollars
National MteHigeHc~.
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AUCTION sALES-THIs DAY.
BY A. Y. Stokes & Co., A]uctiousers.

BY A. Y, Stokes & Co., Auctionsers.
AUCTION SALE.-We will sell on
IA FRIDAY, the 10th insta mt. commencing ut 10
o'clock, IT our store, corner NJ Fifteenth and Cary
streets,
10 hogsheads PRIME PORTO RICO SU6AR,
Is hogsheads MUsCOyADO SUGAR,
10 barrels u and e. BROWN SUGAR
Is barrels P0RTO RICO BROWN SUGAR
=, barrsis EXTRA BROWN SUGAR,
10 barrels BROWN SUGAR,
6s bags PRIME RIO COFFEE,
II bags RIO COPPEE,
70 hosshesds BACON SIDES and SHOULDERS,
10 barrels SYRUPS.
II barrels PORTLAND SYEEP,
10 bags RICE,
FLOUR,
30 quarter casks FRENCH BRANDY,
so half boxes ADAMANTINE CANDLES,
30 boxes TALLOW CANDLES,
10 kegs SUP. CARB. SODA,
10 barrels COPPERAS,
20 barrels WHISKY,
30 boxes INDIGO.
80 boxes GROUND COFFEE,
80 boxes MACAROEI.
Co~nsignncnts solicited.
A. Y. STOKES & CO.,
ans Auctioneers-
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by Harrison, GoddIn & Apyer on,
BANKERS, Brokers, and Real Estate Agent,
by Isbc.l i py.


TIIREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE OK
/ II NORTH SIDE or BYRD >rXEsr' ~
TWEEN TENTH AND ELEVENTH FIJI.
At AucTION.-We viii sell an taa m. m 's
MONDAY, the 18th day 81 Augg.,. To- A. t..,t...
1 o clock, T.. 81, the 'h:"s 'sr" tsaaA N4g>g'
Gated a above mentioned, cUmit.u.ts x rG..
with gas and fixtures throughout, aid 49,.
yard.
The lower part of tie hons, /. admirably ..
ranged for IA retail business, HAVING >aa.Nt... ..
ter. sc.
The lot has a goo! front Oh Byrd .tT.r'. aa.r..
back to the locks.
Terms Al -aln. I>BELL i pt.'
al s-tds AHC.H@r
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4 CARD.-TO THE CITIZENS OF
u rurcrCD Toarp;pp that a rppprt IL

4 CARD.-TO THE CITIZENS OF
~ MANCHESTER Learning that a report IL
rircnIatrd in Tho town to tho effect that We were
fayorabl. to the release of Lco"htus Wells, We
deem IL but due to ourselves and yrfsndS to max"
known our y0sition-the manner In which he was
arrested ana acquitted.
Saturday morning, August 9TH, between the hours
Of ! and 9o'clock, Mr.. Beazlsy discovered that the
money-drawer Of Burnett & Morrissetts store had
been robbed Of (il5l fifteen dollars or Whereabouts,
while he was busily engaged in serving customers
on the opposite side Of the room. Suspicion Rested
upon LeouHius Wells, who was seen sitting upon
the counter near the desk.
The matter was promptly reported To Ar..S. T.
Hancock, Chief of Police, who succeeded In ar
resting Wells while attempting to make his escape
to Richmond. Wells acknowledged that he was
the guilty one, and, without solicitation, produced
the money. Mr.. Hancock, in the discharge or his
duty. confined Wells in the cage 10 await q hear
ing before II court Of justice.
Late in the afternoon he was brought beior" Jus
tic.s Morgan, snellings, and Gentry, and without
giving us one particle Of notice Though our store
is not more than one hundred feet from the court
room, or calling upon the party making the arrest
for 4 statement, Lfonodus Wells WAS dischnFg.t.
Ii in not for us to Say what the duty oi The gen,
tleImrn was. They are sworn To do justice ana
sertcute" the laws of the Commonwealth Ih"y
can speak for themselves, as bei.D atone response
III, for TIE result.
The repor, that W. " failed 10 appear that the
matter might drop" is slrnply faisc, and without
the slightest (oumdtti"". vopp,errr
Respectfully, &c, T. !. MokKiSEil'
an lot Il. ii. BbaLLt1.
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STATUE OF I~IAMiIToN.-Dr. STONE, Of
Washington city, has been commissioned to
make in marble a statue of ALEXANDER
HAMILTON for the capitol.
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Nj ENTERTAINMENTS.
EST l. s II Z 1917.
REGSAULr i co.
continue to keep on hand a full assortment OF
GILT, GILT STAMPED, VELVET, SATIN, and
PLAIN PAPER-HAEGlNGS;
DECOR ATOMS IN EVERY STYLE,
as well "a wood imitations.
Rooms, halIs. and passages PAPEtED At short
notice and by experienced workmcn, all under the
immediate supcrintendcncc OF Mr.. JOHN +. REG
EAULT.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES,
CURTAIN GOODS,
LACE CURTAINS,
and every article In the UPHOLSTERY line al
ways on hand.
UPHOLSTERY WORK Of every description exc
cuted at short notice. yl'-1n
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MARRIED,

In Lynchburg, on wednesaay morning, the sth
Instant by the Rev; !: .; M n.sr,n a. p., L' 20
o " Nashville, Tenn, to LEROY s. EDWARDS,
gso' OF Richmond, Va.
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EIUEAENA LAND EORStlF

Il executor "f Richard l.. Saith. dre.au0
.hall otter Tor sale. upon IN" Trrmt.r-. t t
auction, on THURSDAY the 10th Jay a. A. .s Ii
far IL not. the first fair lay 'h.r. tft. s..
TRACT OF LAND belonging g. 3D. r#ttsa -.
smith, deceased. containing TWO III SuGlHAN
ACRES, and ISGr- HH#.t#ta,
on tn. road leading from Sou''syNtn &C., fu.amH .
one mile from ia" Fluygnua Frtaa.. "tf-.H...
I'VE mile, from IN" canal AZ brruu1 Hsaa.
TIL. tract 81 land 10. upon II & rg H...
dwelling house, II newly dug well, All .r,.ats
choic" fruit, and all necessary h|uth3s.., ..
farm, which ARE new.
Tn" purchaser Will haye an urfufar#'y f# #
a crop ~ wheat. aui igtl pn--r-,lun -#t.H ###a
18th day II November ur&t.
ytHg~ uu"-th'fi c,sh III" balance
'qnal instruments, Ia! abb" N on" aud 'nH
from the day of sale, with interest.
Y. S-My address j. Brnma Bigt.
WILLIAM L. ASpEk>"N.
All .-tIs1 Executor ~ H.. l. smith, d. ~.
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EOR RENT, that large, commodious
EoR RENT, PRIVATE BOARDING

EOR RENT, PRIVATE BOARDING.
II HOUSE. The BgiCK BUILDING, No. -,
north -idr Of Broad stree. mex to the Broad. UP
street Methodist church,. recently thorough LII.
iy repaired and handsomely hti"d ny. having
thirteen suuarr and four attic rooms. with paitrlss
and Extra closets, all arranged conveniently, with
gas, water, etc. The urwiy-bulit brick kitchen IS
admirably arranged, with nine apartments, in
Guiding u bath room, laundry, fuel and store
room, four chambers and kitchen, with All excel.
lent rang. and boiler, wash tubs, sinks, laundry
heater, hot aud cold water, II dumb waiter, SOAK
ing. tube, etc.
There j. no better situation in Richmond for 4
gen,c-l boarding. house. Ii ~ peculiarly suited 10
the European plan, for gentlemen only, the parl"r,
reading room, and dining room being 81 fine slfc,
and til" culinary and bathing Arrangements very
complete.
Rent Will be- low. and terms Of Payment accom-.
modating. Apply 10 GRUBBS i WILLIAMS.
All J-rydit
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VIRGINIA AGENCY OF THE MUrrAL)
LIpg Insurance CoAPAST oP NEW YORK.
RIcHxoyp, Va, August 2, 1888.
re- THIS COMPANY HAS AN ACCUMC-
LATIOE OF OVER
SIXTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,
ALL BELONGING TO THE INSURED.
DIVIDENDS ARE MADE ANNUALLY
and paid in CASH il desired.
DIVIDEND OF l.S5 WAS SIXTY PER CENT,
OR ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY PER
CENT. PAYABLE WITH POLICY.
The dividends Of this Company are more vaiua-
BILE, according to amount Of premium paid, than
any Company doing business in Virginia.
The surplus of this Company above It's liabilities
is greater than any American Company.
Applications will be received ut the ofic" on Main
street, frst door east Of post office, by J. Is. Mac
A. BOILING. X. T. REYNOLDS, AL
FRED POINDEXTER, nr. J. Il. McCAW, JOHN
NJ. OTEY, z. u. MEADE, or JOHN T. GoDDlN,
with D.. +. BhESEE'
All S-ly General Agent.
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SHIPPING.

EOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
Il ASD BOSTON .-POwHATASmx01 -
STEAMBOAT COMPANY. SEMI 50 A-
WEEKLY Leaves Richmond ,ET-cHE&
every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY .-Lrayr, BalI-
mors every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
The steamer STATE OF MARYLAND. Captain
THOMAS TRAvRRs, will leave here 1T d O'Clock,
A. NJ. SUNDAY the 18th instant.
Freight received FRIDAY and up I" q o'clock,
L. NJ, SATURDAY.
This steamer has splendid saloons, state. rooms.
and passenger accommodations.
Passage, meals included, -.
For freight ur passag" apply I"
DAVID x WILLIAM cURRIE,
office Al Charles 7. worttan 4 Cos,
An lot Fifteenth street.
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By Harrison, GoIdin & Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

7 ARGE AND VERY VALUABLE
IL RESIDENCE IN MANCHESTER, On THE
AUCTiON.-Will be sold AZ auction, on the pre-
misses, en- FRIDAY, the 10th August, 1850, al 5
O'clock. =. M, the large and well built BRICK
and FRAMED TENEMENT located ~ above, re-
Gently occupied by Mr.. Matthew W. Ford, and
now by Mr.. J. II. Weisiger at the annual rent Of
four hundred dollars. The lot has 4 front Of about
seventy four feet and A depth Of one hundred and
sixty-fve feet. The dwelling contains six rooms.
several closets, besides large brick kitchen. 81.
II Il. admirably well located, being In the hear; Of
the town and on the principal business street.
TERMS: Ouc-thiri cash balanc" al three and
six months for negotiable notes. interest added,
secured by a trust deed.
HARRISON, GODDIN < A~PPERSoN,
au6 Auctlunecr>.
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INXCELLENT MARkET GANuL-

II AK FAEH ~ >hhthl, p
ACRES, ~ HANOVER CulATi, AtAn t# VI.
GAINESVILLE, SIX MILES EAST ~ T.. ii
MOND, FOR SALE II IT, request - VI
I. HruaIiG.. ~" u!rr inr -alg ~, 81 h'"*
FARM, located ~ above. adjoining fa"
Mr. Blnfort AMI SIR. William taf.a. t"l
my SES~ENTi-FIHE ACHES, a. .gva ##t
good heart. Its admirably adaltaiIH -&@
garden or dairy harm. The mpf"T'mrh#.
- 4 d~wciilu. with SIX rooms, hREHr
Kitchen, S,. Their" II i tn. @rlI III wt@"E
yard, and an excellent orchard. It's t.#
pied by hr. J W. Fuller. lAr IT, .ah-s#
AN excellent one, and the access g. j. ~ 1850 -
chani,yiiio turnpike j. very c"hf,.a#H#
effect 4 speedy sale, u great b.I.A n"'tt~
Apply 10. ,rugr..y
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cUGAR. SUGAR, SUGAR.-Seventy-
avs hsrr,I, ,upsrlor CRUSHED sUd~AR,twenty
ave barrels superior ~PuLyERlZED SUGAR, ffty
barreis sxtrs G SUGAR, twenty Ave barrels
&C YELLOW" SUGAR, twenty hogsheads choice
eoDa so"Ah' FRENCH & cRESsHAw.
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EORTY III OGSIlEADS PRIME
II WESTERN SIDES,
10 hogsheads prime WESTERN SHOULDERS,
400 SMlTHFlELD HAMS,
ticrces SUGAR-CURED HAMS,
- kegs SMlTHFlELD LARD.
80 hogsheads PORTO RICO and
SUGAR,
So barrels MUSCONADO SUGAR,
luu bags RIO COFFEE,
50 bags CEYLON COFFEE,
50 boxes superior CLARET,
rs cases COGSAC BRANDY,
1900 sacks FINE and GROuND ALUM SALT,
: an lot CHARLES T. WORKMAN 4 co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-10

ri SPECIAL NOTICE.-Will BE- added to our
auction sale THIS DAY, commencing at 10 O'Clock,
IS boxes SICILY LEMONS,
$50 barrels VIRGINIA n
The LINE will be sold ut IL o'clock.
A. Y. STOKES 4 CO.,
an lo-lt Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-10
Richmond. lnLY IL, l.ft.

PARTNERSHIP The nnirfa....
this day formed th,mscly.s mt : s" IN /
under tho name and style II J AL p .-..sas
YALE. FOR the purpose ~ carrylpE on t'' II.
In all the various bTanchc, formerly s.''1>4 s.,
the late nrn Of e. d. Yale {" ana - b..
ask = continuance Of the pAiruhAn'
s'o~"H on ~ u ALI.
Very fe'ise'1''H JOHN ruwkh'
{. \. YALE %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-10

nISSOLUTIOS.-sr firm 81 I. -
- YALE * co. l. thi- day Dissolved ~
ton. Either member oi thr drm val -" "'''"
datiou. 8
all parties indebted "a IL are rarnr.tr ~
To- settle lSrir accounts, ani those 7" WIZ"
Indebted will please present their r,A',.'