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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-07
Memphis Market.

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, August 8.
CoTToN-Flrm, but not Quotably higher.
CoRN-90c@3 90. including all grades.
OATs--65c, and dull.
HAY-S26 00td.S 90.
FLoUR-Dull at 50 00t9l0 90.
PoRK-S25 506d26 90.
BACoN-Ciear sides 1910.
LARD-l21z@l3c
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-07
New York Gold and Stock Market

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Aug. 6.
GoLD-A hade easier; opening at l40ss,
and closing at 40.
GovERNMESTs-With decided change,
and closing strong; coupons of 1881 ll05f I;
January and July 1851 7-30s 1917.
SToCKS-Active and higher, and closing
firm.
$50 p. NJ. PRICES.
Ohio certificates 2S92Sl4; Canton 4s1z.
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louisville Market.

ToBACCo-Sales of l35 hhds; prices firm
er; Tugs So 0095 IS. leaf IS 00@22 so.
FLoUR-Superfne 81 o. No. $40 90.
WHEAT-SI 75osl %.
CoRN-Shelled and delivered a5c@sI 90.
OATs-Old in bulk zoe; new 45@50c.
kYE-95c.
BACoN-Shoulders 125zc; clear sides l6@
1870.
HAMs-Fancy 201S@2lc, packed.
IARD-Tierces be.
WHIsKY-Raw nominal; SOC in bond.
CoTToN-Middling &c.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

By Telegraph New YORK, August 6.
The market yet manifests no symptoms
of animation. There Is considerable more
inquiry for goods, and buyers are more nu-
merous, but all are purchasing with ex-
treme caution. Prices, however, are hrm
for all staple styles, and he tendency is
toward hardening rates rather tnan other
wise. Still, there is NO desire to antici-
pate future wants until the goods are
actually needed for consumption.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR LOUISVILLE.
The elegant light-draught steamer
u.lhUTuSA

Tom Bolus, Master;
Charley Crawford, Clerk,
Leaves for Louisville and all way points
THIS DAY, Wednesday, August 7th, at IL
O'Clock. te
For freight or passage apply on board,
or to r. X. DUNKERSON q CO.,
au7 dit Agents.
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FOR SALE.

rOR SALE OR RENT-RESIDENCE
* That new and desirable residence at
+" Inglefield," DIETER known as 1ngle's Sta
tion,) ten miles north of the city, on the
house contains i've rooms. Inquire of
AFRO DYER. ESQ.,, Third Street, or Mrs
G. C.. HOPKINS, one mile south OF the
premises. au7 DOT
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New York Market.

POLK, BOSWELL & Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-29
spondance of the Richmond Dispatch.
Virginia Military Eu>iitute-Annual
E,SamEratiORS
LENIS0rOx, Va, j

IENISOTUN, Va, j une p, 1867.
The annual examinations of the cadets of
the Virginia Military Institute commenced on
the 2jth. The academic board WAS divided
into three details, each having in charge The
examination OF the several classes. The first
detail, consisting of General Smith, Colonel
Nassie, General Custis Lee and Colonel Cut
shaw, hJd under examination the third class
of TWEEN ~ four members in Dlh"rential Cal
culus. The examinations were thorough, and
the exhibition was very CrCditable. The Sc
Cond detail, consisting Of Colonel Preston,
Colonel Williamson, and Captain Semmes a.
examiners, examined tn" second class III Latin
ana third class in French: while the third de
tail, composed of Colonel Blair, Colonel Me-
Donald, and Captain Brooke as examiners,
conducted the examination of the first class
in Astronomy.
There l. much talent in the present first
class-the competitors for the hon9rS being
cadets l.. Henry of Tennessee, G. Il. Clarke
Of Alabama, IL. ii. DInwiddie of Virginia,
and Cousins Of Virginia.
Only three members of the Board of Visit
Ors have appeJTed-cX-G Governor Letchcr,
william l.. Owen, ESQ, of Halifax, and X. H.
Catlett, Esq, OF Augusta.
The superintendent Is proceeding with in.
dustTy IN the restoration Of the cadets bar
racks, and VIII have additional accOmmoda
lions for loo more cadets by the lSt September.
The usual cadets ball takes place on the
evening of the ith July after the graduation
exercises. The occasion Will be cnliyencd by
a brilliant dis play of fireworks.
The session OF TINS important State school
has been marked by great industry on the part
of the cadets and the most orderly and cor
rect department, which have won universal
appreciation. Rarely aid the battalion pre-.
sent q finer appearance than At dress parade
this evening as they marched out i'll their
cadet uniform 10 the enlivening music OF the
drum and fife. The examination Will continue
10 the 18th OF July. NIKGINIAS.
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Correspondence o. the Richmond Dispatch.
CONNIE cement OF Farmyillc Female College.

FARMvLLE, June 2S, 1907
The commencement exercises of the Farm
Vile Female College, conducted IN the Metho-
dist Episcopal church Al this place, passed oil
yesterday ilhe 27thl IN fine style. The good
citizens OF our town assembled in the church
puHctual!y AZ ; Il o'clock, aud after prayer by
The Rev. X. W. Bidgood, and the singing Of q
hymn by the school, were Intellectually Hter-
tainCd by an excellent address 10 the young la
dies by The Rev. Thomas Whurey. His theme ::
Education OF Woman After the delivery
OF the saudyess, the roll OF distinction III
the various departments Of study during the
session was reaa by the president, and the CO.
ioFea chetks ana Sparkling eyes of the fair re-
CIpleAts OF TINS marx of distinction, as their
names were successfully read out, exhibited
That honest pride at theiI success with which
Their bosoIns naturally glowed. The reading
u essays written by the Young ladies was
then commenced, but after the completion of
the nrSt, many Of the auditors having given
themselves 10 Hight through fear OF an inn
pending storm, the exercises We're Suspende6
Gnth O'Clock L. NJ. at which hour a
large audience having assembled In the
'oIitee chapel they were resumed and
the performances agreeably iutcrs pcrsed by eX.
ctlitnt music by the students. The ESSAYS of
which there were several, were highly crrdita.
bie 10 their authOrs, ana exhibited consldera-
Ole skll decomposition. After the conclusion
vi the rest OF the exercises with appToDriate
REMARKS, diplomas OF " Mistress OF Englis IA
literature were conferret upon two and
ciuHchlts OF proficiency in different bra Ches
81 11ainlhg upon several students by Dir w
II Ihlckston IN behalf of the Faculty and
BOARD oil Trustees. The whole rejecting great
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LIST OF LETTERS.
IST OF LETTERS REMAINING
III a

LlN THE POST-OFFICE At RICHMOND,
STATE OF VIRGINIA, JUNE 20, 1897.
IL not called for within one month they Will be
sent to the Dead Letter Ofice.
To strangers or Transient vi.itor~ In a town or
city, whose special address may be unknown,
should be marked on tho lower left hand corner
with the VOID "transient."
Place the postage stamp on the upper right.hand
corner, and leave space between the stamp and
direction for po:t.marking without interfering
with the writing.
To obtain any Of these letters the applicant must
call for "Gduerttsed letters" giving the date Of
this list, and pay one cent for advertising.
n. B.-A request for the return of letter to IN Q
writer, II unclaimed within thirty days or less
written or printed, with the writer's name post
Office and State across the left-hand end of the
velcye, OH the face side, will he compiled with.
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BYE. B. Cook. Auctioneer.
Corner of Goy.ruCr and Franklin streets.

-
10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
- executed by Charles II. Wynne to the under
sIDneJ AS trustees recorded in the office of the
Musings Court OF the city Of Richmond. aud at
the reQue.t OF the parties Interested they VIII pro-
ce-d 20 sell at public auction on dUhSDAin tns me
Office of the 5 id Wynnc, on the corner O! Four,
teenth and Main streets all the property conveyed
sad deed e?q Tss q !4e !SIoSMTs to wit"
these Presses have been in use but short
time, and are is good as new ;,,,.,.,,..
Adj ms new patent Book Press, 2siY!2i inches;
Adams new patent Book : Press 5S 2Io.Xit inches
Gordon Job Pres, lxl4 Inches;
! Gordon Card Press;
10. Imperial Washington Hand Press.
ceiient order and vii! do frst-claSs Book and Job
T Hoe's Paper Cutter,
fye horse Steam Engine, with Bqil9 r. Shaft i g
Paper Boards, &C., &c, and all the furniture OF
p''"'ITY The COMPOSING ROOM,
very heavy fonts of the following TYPES:
Small Plea, Long Primer,
Bourgeoise, BREWER,
Eonpareil, Agate,
Together with large supplies OF
Rules, Leads,
Galleys, Metal Furniture,
Imposing stones,
Chasss, Font Cabinets,
and everything necessary for the printing Of books
and newspapers T S4 e. J eI;y 0FFic E'@''
embraces hundreds of fonts OF JOB TYPE inc tu-
ding most of toe new stylea whtCa rA tF.ntb r
Issued from the fouudries since the war tose,hgI
with Racks Cabinets, Rules, SluSs' htd4Hi d. -
fact every requirement Tor hrst'cI"So IoO NM
It the same time, the uaeXPired lease Of me
prem ses-ending lst December, fo'-"'i DC p'''
PoSSeu "l 90 s,ry. Sums of 400 and less, cash ;
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AUCTION Sales.
~ ~ y (-''',>-''1 FUTURE Day.

-o-1~-~--~~~~~-~--~
BY Sampson Jones, Jr., Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. Fifteenth street, between Main and Cary.
WE WILL IL, o oT EINS At AHGGi9 }a1;
LIST, commencing at half past 10 O'Clock good
stock Of GkOCBRlB s, WINES Ll9uoho, &C.
consisting In part of e,nvo
sHOuLDER BACON,
BREAST BACON,
FLOUR,
SUG sRS,
COFFgEs,
TEAS,
MOL ASSES,
hDAMANTINE and TALLoW CANDLES,
RoE ard CUT HERRINas,
CHEESE,
LARD,
BUTTER,
STARCH,
G06KING and WASHING SODA,
BROOM,
BUCKETS,
BLACKIEG,
MUSTARD,
GHkRssTT PORT, and SHERRY WINES,
WHISKY,
BRANDY, sc. ,,
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IL Eg - go. z: -.

"a M S:s...is 49, :. !. !:
TREAT SHOFsr ROUTE - ! LIZ ~ =
" NORTH, EAST, AID WEST, "a orr
RICHMOND FREDERICKSBURG. ~ - >, llIryD
MAC Raj EOsO, CARRitNb III. 80 rs
STATES MAIL TWICE DAILY, 70 ty,S,tirS a.,
WITH SEW PATENT ShEbPLnG ne ,,' 49,.
ALL TRAlEs-The THROUGH iHAi o., , y. I
road arc now run from the s"uiaafh !,' , N..,tatg
the Connection railroad, corner bfAI AN A''
STREETS, as follows r,p,ryr s.ves FIcl.
mond daily lsupdays o&Septsdl - .',T-cf,rg
living IN Washington al S.a0 Z. -, Tor n
wi,h the early afternoon express H@'-' ~
'2 TbSna SIGlr THROUGH NAIL TRt,H. wa S'
IAN, car. supplad with the Ec,y pGI, LAP II :
sbsir. att.chsi leaves Kichm@9I 1Su' r,,tt.E
sTriyIng 40 Wsshinglon at ~ a Ic,fh 49,
| with The early morning traiA7 '0' '''
anS "Ss' cY,xox for sleeping SnaL,i ,,.,r -,
| ~ acTnNNrDATluS ThAlNp WIN IgS1',
INC AZ 80. leaves EiChmoad daily l'u.ta
| 49, Al from The depot. corr. % E,st4.
| $500 .,.fS ~ 7. 81, arriving IN f''-'
re sSSGIf al ri, KLrS and TAU, r5I 30
| otG4n CHECKS 70 Alexandra, MasLl.H, |
| VVtfr,oys PhilgG.lphis, Aew fofN, aOS'""' -"
| -, 80 ,,rirri. III ,ities iu the Wee . IN
! Per Ipr,, err iufrruaii n sac ihtouh" - - 49,
~, - tbs office OF tn company, com - "a. ,.I
| IL ~ H,,..ss .hockua NIL, snd ~ ''e ''''
osIes. cUruer Byrd and Els I'm IHTs'Si yyrEy.
General TiC-s' 49,;
s,xrrL RCrR, Superintendent a."
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NIscRIIAgEOTa,

Noble Grand Jefferson Lodge, No. 4, |. o: o. F.
Southern Relief Committee: Metropolitan Savings
Cog Kanesseth Israel; Magnolia Weakly; Agent
Airline Virginia and Tennessee Railway Presl-
dent Board Of Trade; Richmond House; Pastor
Color"d Methodist Church The Hopes; A. X. J.
ID. J. T. ALIEN ANDER BID ARP, +. III.
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By Paine & Co., AuctionaerS,
No zoos Main street, OppCs.t5 the post O

No. 1905 Main street, opposite tie Post-oiAce.
r,'RveTEE'S SALE OF A VALUA-
LIABLE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT AUG
ton In pursuance OF the requirements OF the
dead Of trust executed on the 18th day Of June,
1867, Nv Jsmes W Psdin to Inc, and recorded Ia
the Clerks office Of the Hastings Gsu.t Of Eich-
mond, shall proceed TO sell all and singular the
car;ain stock Of DIZZY GOODS conveyed By said
daed, and for The purposes therein disclosed.
The stock consists Of the usual variety IN re-
tail dry goods store. The sale OF the SAID STOCK
will be tad at No. 900 Broad street. in the city oi
Rirhmond, commencing at 10 o'clock a. NJ. on
TUESDAY, July ., lst1.
/ Fire proof safe, l fine Show Case, and Store
Fixtures. Goa,
TERMs: a II sums under 500, cash under S-yo,
thirty days: over that amount, sixty ddy' creu!'
for approved endorsed notes, ,,.,,. r....,
sale conducted by PAINE Co., AueloneerS.
10 GJ-tdk
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ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
OF LEAF TOBACCO AT AUCTION.
There will DO sold at auc,ion, at tina Tobacco EX
change AZ Richmond, Virginia, on WEDNESDAY
the 10th day Of July, 1857,
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
OR NORg
HOasHEADS OF LEAF TOBACCO.

This tobacco 10 of the best selections Of Nirsina
leaf OF tho crop OF 1890 bought for the French
IL rket by the late John Jones. As was selected
with reference TO IFS order for safe keeping, the
sweet.
The casks will be stripped rom Tho tobacco a.
MayOs warehouse by . O'clock NJ. on bSDAf
preceding the sale, for tho inspection OF pur'
ehasars. The whole will be carefully saDpled and
put ia good Shlppiug order.
The tobacco will be N ,pectcd aud Sampled, and
Information given IN relation TO the same prevtou
q the tale by Messrs. Boiling HutchoSon, In
spes,ors sc AZ Mayos wareh)use Richmond.
WILLIAM W. CRUMP.
JOHN 5. LOOMS,
Commissioners.
Richmond, June, lss7. 10 "a"
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Real Estate for Sale.

VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE RS
Y sIDENCE, OK CANDLES HILL, on tn
NORTH SIDE OF BYRD BETWEEN TelEp sN Nd
FOURTH STREETS, FOR SALE;@We oHST ioF
Gated as above, now in the occupancy Of Mr. Z. 5
Ferneyhougb. IL contains ten rooms, 6eslies am
nIa Recommendations for servants exec lie 1t stable
and carriage house. Tho front yard 10 hand
somely improved, and the garden contains noe
Parcel Of fruit trees and tho whole premises are
remarkably we'll arranged for the comfortable &C
c0mmoda,ion Of a large family. AS summer re-
sid.nce Il tas many attr- ctious. IL commands
lovely view Of James river and the surrounding
country. Apply 10 ,,o-peou
Ia - ., hucIoneets.
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credit uron the Young ladies themselves, the
institution of which they are students, and Its
competent Board Of Instruction.
FARMyILLE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-29
By Davenport & Co., Stock Auctioneers.
Office over National Exchange Bank.

WE SHALL Sell AT AUCTION,
W at our office, over the National Exchange
Bank on EDNESDAG, July Sd, commenting at
~ o'cIock. the following BOiDS and STOCKS:
$50 900 City of Lynchburg Six Per Cent. Coupon
BOnds,
Sloso City Of Lynchburg Six Per Cent. Registered
Bonds,
Slo 600 City Of Richmond Six Per Cent. Registered
BOnds,
=, coo Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Six Per
Cent Coupon Bonds, first and second
m0Tgags;
- 900 virginia six Per Cent Registered Bonds.
$500 SourhsIe RAILROAD Coupons, past due :;
guaranteed by city Petersburg;
10 shares Manchester Cotton aud " DOL Manu-
featuring Company Stock.
2! shares Richmond and DanvlIle Railroad
Company's stock,
% shares Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad Company stock.
50 shares virginia Savings End Insurance
Company's Stock ID. J. Burr, Secretary,
shares National bank stock,
and ,ucn q her bonds and stocks as may he offered
WITHOUT LIMIT b:IOre day 4 sale
DAVENPORT & Co,
ie 2s-tI; stock : uCtiOneers.
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BY +. D. Eacho,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioreer, Fourteenth
street between Main and franklin.
By &. D. EachO,


VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, IN
Y CHEST ggFIBLD COUNTY I'm pursuance OF
a decree of the County Court Of ChesterheiL conn,
~ inside on the 10th day OF June, 1901 In me Sni
OF Archer Dyer and James 4. Clarke against W u,
liam FrrcrOn and others, ! shall offer LOT - = ~
public auction, upon tho premises on = pi 70
the 10Th day Of uue, 1857. atl2 ~, ONE ~ npss
NINETY SIX AND ONE-F URlH AGREE ,
LAND, in Chesterfield county being the same Iah'
where II James FurCron died Asized and Plss.s'eI
The said land is comp 1std OF two adj0ihlaE
one Of ons hundred ard eleven aad Onc-IplIIh
acres the other Of eightyhve acres - t1n il!ieS
from The city of Richmond, ono and ht!l mn
from the Failing Creek turnpike, three miles r. ~
the Midlothian Pits, and two miles from me "ich ,
mgnd End Da,yille railroad. Z large poruoh ol
the nd is heavily tmbered, and OF ea'! access ~
market. nwp,rryc ord the
usuaI ont hujdirgs upon the Tremi-e-i IN, ,r
simple Of the said land Will be sou S"'J''' " VIZ
,yiJoyv's dover az 10 irty three acres, -,
TRKMs: one fonrth cash balance ~ Ionr, ri1h l'
and ,weIye months. Bonds or neSou+ble notes
ell be rrurir,d Of the purchaser, and title re-
,sined until pay men. Of the !ast in,a ment
'"44'o" ~ JAMES A. CLARKE,
je I3-3tawtds CnmmIss-o II.
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BY Lee * Goddiu,
Real Estate Agents and Auc!loneers,
No. Isl! Cary street.

THRU ST E'S SALE OF NALUs
| ARE BEL ESTAEE. II TIE TOWN OF
wASCHESrFR' ~ AUCTlOS.-By virtue Of two
deeds OF trust bearing da;e 18Th pcegmb"r, io,i;
and Of record IN the Clerks office OF Chesierhelu
Comfy Court to secure the payne Mt If certain mo-
new therein specified, and being requested by the
beuehciary % to do. will -el! az Pn6iiS aEGp9n'
ON the prsinisss On MONDAY NENE, 1t July.
Is57 4f'5o'clock i. 81. the real p ato mentioned
in The aid deeds, which j. ds fDiC::s All that
lot or GgOUHD floating lS2 feet on Perry
.,rs.t in the town OF Manchester and extending
back los feet, being lot No. 2! IN p!-l %! said
town, upon which ara two new!y-ereelsd frame
tenelnents, with two T, ms sdch aud w.i" pas
..,as low rented - good tenant. Al fair rents
The entire property is well enclosed, with new
plank fence.
TERMS Announced on day Of sale.
). 81. LEE, Trustee.
Sale conducted by LEE s GoDDiy, Auclioneers.
ia %
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By harrison, Goddin SApperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
| PEAL Estate IN THE CITY OF RICH
NOM. ON THE MOTH SIDE OF MARSHALL
BETWEEN GiLMER AND MUNFoRp STREETS,
At AUCTION.-By virtue Of deed OF trust bear
ny date the ain dsy Of June 1863 and Of record in
the Clerks office II thu County Court Of Henrico
county. to secure tn payment o. certain promis-
sorry note therein specified. said deed being exs-
euted 10 me by John d. q Lawrence and wife,
and being requested by Tho holder Of said note so
10 do will sell ut public auction, on the premises
IN TUESDAY the eth day of July, 1867, at o'cioc
=. NJ. the real estate mentioned in said deed.tn
wit: Two LOTS. with substantial BRICK HOUSE
upon each each lot fronting 20 feet inches on IN
north side of Marshall street, and running back
about $50 feet lying between Gilmore and Mum
ford streets.
TERMS: Announced on day Of sale
LEWIS A. PHELPS, Trustee.
Sale conducted by HARRIsoS, GoDDIN * APPsR'
SON. AuCtiOneers. Je ~
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AUCTION Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
BY 1sbsll x Davis,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Opposite spotswood Hotel.


HANDSOME AND WELL-KEPT
Ill FURNITURE, CARPETS Glass AND
CROCKERYwARE, FOR SALE AT AUCTION. =.
w i'll be sold at auction on TUESDAY the I'd day oil
July 1867, commencing at 10 o'clock a. N at tn
residence Of the family declining Housekeeping,
on the corner OF Broad and Mayo streets an ex-
ceIlent assortment Of handsome fuRNITUhb,
CARPETS, GLASS and CROCKERYWARE, en-
bracng in part "
Mahogany Chairs Spring seats
Mahogany Dining and other Tables,
Large Mahogany armchair,
Dining. room Chairs, cane seats
Brussels and other Carpsts, sope OF when are
very fine;
Ftegre Candelsbras,
Mahogany Secretary and Book case.
library Of Miscellaneous and Useful Books,
Marble top Cabinets.
workstand
French Bedsteads, single and double:
Feather Beds,
Mattresses and Bedding,
Solid Mahogany Wardrobes, very superior
Mahogany Cribs,
Hat hacks,
Child Bureau,
yerv superior China Tea Set,
Superior Casters,
Large lot of Glass and Crockeryware,
Kitchen Furniture. &c.
ie29 1sBELL 3AVls, Aucuoneers.
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BY Grubbs b Williams, Auctioneers,
r,bues. cornar OF Main and Eleventh sire

BY UruDDs q W IIIIlLuHi n uVVTVI1V0'''
Northwest. corner Of Main and Eleventh streets
AVAILABLE GRANITF-F r o y T
Y TENEMENT, ON MAIN STREET OPPOSITE
FIRST MARKET, AT AUCTI0N:-on WEDNES;
DAY, 81 of July. at o'clock P M. we Wi! T Sc :,
at auction, upon the premises the GRAN iTE-
front TENEMENT No. 1907 east Main street
adjoining .. A. Strecker's store. and occupied 0y
NJ Harrison as a clothing and dry goots store II
has three stories and an attic above the cellar,
and is in good repair.
The location Is one of the best In the city Tor
business it now rented at 81, 200 per annum
TERMS: LIBERAL and made known at the 7 ne oil
sale GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
10 % Auc'ioneerS.
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OFyIcE RICExOsD And pErEX.8rSGl
RArLKCAD cnarAST,-
RICHHCND. VA Nav ,, 1871. ,
"a IT -.

Ia II - 70 =.
CHANGE OF SCHEDU LE.--On ou
Oaft5r SUNDAY the 18th Nay. 1857, the "a Ai"'
on this road will be run - follows:
Leave Richmond daily al 20 A. d. ana Z!
y. ~; 100,
p NJ. AZ
on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Friday, an A.,
COMNODATIbN TRAlS VII ie."a Richmond -
10 IS A. N. and PetertbnTg a. Ia. 20 \. =. -.
The 9 rs Train connects with tEe Tram Ioi ''s'
fox daily, except on sunday. ...,
Through tickets and ba-gaga rhrcA'l t''o~e'
" -''''''A' T. 10. GILL
ry9,s Engineer and sUp"r. 20 NJ
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Meetings..


4 TTENTION, GERMANS !-MONs
N DAY, July let, at o'clock P. NJ, vii! be
held an Extra Meeting, at A: Rlenners New Mar
ket hotel, corner Sixth and Marshall streets, to
perfect our new School Organization. Every Ger.
man is respectfully invited to attend. BY order OF
the President. lie 2o-2l THE COMMITTEE.
III II f STOCK HOLDERS OF THE
1 METROPOLITAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION
will meet at the store OF Y. WALL TURsER, No.
20 Thirteenth street, on MONDAY EVENING; July
lst, at n clock. j. WALL ~ hNEh,
ie 29-2t Secretary.
MASONIC NOTICE-The mems &
vi bars Richmond Randolph Lodge, No. Xxx
10 will attend called meeting Of ths/V\
Lodge at the Mason's Hall on TOMORROW (Sun-
day) AFTERNOON al 2 o'clock to pay the last sad
tribute of respect 10 our deceased brother +. W..
LEWIS.
Members of sister Lodges are respectfully in.
vied 90 unite with us.
BY order Of the W: NJ:
lie 29-lt Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-29
By Lee & Godtin,
Real Estate Agents and Auclloheers'
No. 1914 Cary street.

uyWELVE HUNDRED ACRES or
LAND IN HEERICO AND CHARLES CITY
C,IrWTiES IT p BLiC BUCFlON.-At the re-
Gnsst OF the owners, we will sell at PGPI!I&G 6GG
10 IL Ia. Of July 1867 that being court day, the
TRtCT - VALUABLE WOOD LAND, coniainii,rS
40 ACRES ia to 70 county OF HenTifo, seven miles
frnn IN q city OF EichmODd. aud about three lar
taTs of a mile from Fair oaks station on the YORK
R'Vrr railroad, fronting on the Williams burg
80 rond nearly opposite TO the United States
G|Is.arv AZ Seyen Plies adjoiutug the lands OF
william son Allen, Shields, II other.. II deemed
advsable on day OF sale, il will be sub divided IN
two or more parcels.
Terms: Made known on day Of sale.
LEE GODD!N, AGc.icneeTs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-29

PHILADELPHIA AND RICHMOND
j STEAM PACKET COMPANY ~; zc1I :,
Steamer VIRGINIA, Captain hYY- 49, /
DER Steamer ALEX ANDRIA, Cap e. SS>>rSr5
delphia every SATURDAY ard Kichmoud every
FRlpAY, alternately.
Freight will bs received at any time a, the COM
panys shed, on the Dock.
Passage, Including meals and s'ats-room, $40.
W p POTTER, Agent,
nv 29-ts OtlCs 40. 2i25 on tho Dock.