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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-12
BY Cl0pton 4 Harwood
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Tenth between Main and Bank streets

TWO VALUABLE B y Il d | y &
i LOTS. ON CHURCH HlLL-one on the -orth.
east corner OF Leigh and Twenty seventh streets,
fronting on the east side OF Twenty seventh street
80 feet and running back las feet 10 An alley iOur
teen feet wide also. one other LOT IN rear Of the
Twenty. eighth streets. fronting on the wet sits
OF Twenty eighth street and running back rs
feet to an alloy fourteen feet wide, bong parts Of
lots No. . and 3 in square No. - Of tho division
OF Richard Adams's estate For SALE AT AUG
TlON .-WewIl sell ati o'clock 7. NJ on the
premises, on SATURDAY the eth day Of october,
is8T, the above described lots
TsRA.: Atsale. CLQPTuN i HARDWOOD,
no 10 AuCtiOTs.rs.
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No. 1893 Main street, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets.
r WILL SELL AT MY STORE THIS
l. Saturday MORNING at 10 O'Clock An a,.or,'
ment of FURNITURE, such
CABINETS,
WAHDROBES,
CHAlRS,
STANDS,
TABLES,
SOFAS,
JENNY LIND and COTTAGE BED.
STEADS,
MATTRESSES,
BEDS,
SHEETS, &c.
ALSO,
a large assortment OF
CROCKERT,
GLASSWARE, *.
CLOTHING.
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS,
SHOES
UNDER CLOTHING,
CLOTHS.
CAsSIMERES,
FANCY GOODS, &c.
Sale of DRY GOODS. Boots SHOES, Cloth.
ING, CLOTHS. FANCY ARTICLES. Sc, e. ba
continued TO- NIGHT at half past o. clock
ocI2 +. dATHRlGHT, Auct!oneer
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SERGEANTS LIE OF BANK
- STOCk.-In pursuance of a decree of Rich
mond Hastings Court pronounced on the Goth day
National Bank of Virginia against S. T. Suit and
the Central Bank of New York. will sell for
Cash. at public auction in front OF the City Hall.
on TUESDAY the 18th day of October, 1857, at IL
o'clock NJ, the ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE
SHARES OF STOCK OF THE NATloNAL BANK
OF VIRGINIA mentioned In said decree.
THOMAS U. DUDLEY,
&C 5-tds Sergeant City Of Richmond.
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BY Cook x Laughtor, Auctioneers.
corner Franklin and Governor streets.

HORSES and MULES ut AUCTION.
IL THIS DAY at 10 o'clock Wa will sell al tho
horse lot, on Counc,l Chamber Hill,
Four pairs OF young MULES Of fns size = :
Several very good harness HORSES;
One family CARRIAGE and HARNESS,
One street sPRlNG DRAi.
COOK & L4UGHToS.
DC II AuctLnneera.
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By Grubbs 3 Williams. Auctioneers,
North west corner OF hatr and Eleventh streets

TWO BRICK DWELLINGS AND A
/ VACANT LOT, ON THE EAST SIDE OF Sc
COND STREET BsTWEEN CANAL AND Byrd
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTl0N.-On MON
DAY llth October, at half-past 1 o'clock =. NJ.
We will sell AT auction, upon the premises, the two
TEN MENTS in Butterworth's row nearest to Ca
nal street They contain six rooms, are in good
order, and are we'll suited by their location and
arrangement for the 2enteel accommodation Of
small families. After which will be sold very
pretty BUILDING LOT lying next to the above
and adjoining the property Of Mr. Is. Fogerty,
fronting abOIt ~ feet
TERMS Atsa!e GRUBBS < WILLIAMS,
oc Q AuctiOneers.
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INV O DESIRABLE BRICK COT,
TAGES, on FIFTH BEYO Old LEIGH STREET
FOR SsLEAT AUCTION Will be sold on MON
DAY the nth instant, tho premises, at o ioca
p NJ the TWO BRICK OrTaGES, with fou
rooms each a portico in front water and gas, To-
Gated as above. Each lot fronts 81 feet on Leigh
street and runs back about l3o feet. Tho cenira
location Of this property and the neignborhood II
which it il located makes il very desirable foi
parties wishing to purchase small residences con
venicnt to business.
TERMS: One third cash balance at three, SIX
and nine months for negotiable notes, lnteres
added secured by deed OF trust o
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR SON,
ne 0 Auctioneers.
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nNE HUNDRED SHARES OF TIL r
OCAPITAL STOCK OF THE NAT.OEAL COAL
MINING COMPANY FOX SALE AT AUCTION; =
on WEDNESDAY the 10Th II October, l''', al the
n.r Main and Ninth streets, in the city Of hlch :
mond by virtae OF the decree Of the circuit t%utt
ri .ryu.f 1857 In the cause OF S. II. Palmer,
executrix OF Charles :. Palmer, deceased
against william ". clark, Z. X no" is"iI' aId
omar. snail sell at auction 10 the highest bidder
for cash ONE HUNDRED SHA Rh,. of the par
value OF 1900 each OF the capital 7t2ck ol t 10
National Coal Mining Company, olaadl.s on 'n1
book. Of ths company the name OF ths sald
WiIIiam " clark. JAMES HEESUN,
30 ~ Commissioner.
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DOR SALE AT AUCTION, A GOOD
4 DWELLING.HNU AND TWO ACRES OF
LAND, NEAR MANCHEST ER.-Ws will offer for
sale at public aucton, on III" premises, on TU rs
Day the 18th Of October, 1867, ut O'Clock r M ..
a very convenient and quite val liable LOT OF
TWO ACRES, with DWELLING thereon adloln-
Ing the residence Of Rev. w. w. Bennett. This Is
a good opportunity to get a comfortable nome IN d
quiet ueiShhurhood at small cost.
Terms one third cash balance at four, eight,
ard Twelve months. negotiable notes, Interest
added: title retained until purchase money Is
paid PlLhlNIcS, PULLlAM q ".
AuctlDnspTS.
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BY Grubbs Williams, Auctioneer.
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets


TRUSTEES SALE OF A N "
i FRAMED HOUSE AND LOT: ON TWENTY /
SEVENTH STREET, UNION HILL, AT AuC-
TON by virtue of q deed Of trust executed TO
the subscriber as Trustee by James Johnson. dated
25th settember. 1865, and recorded In Henrico
County Court Office, being thereto requested by u
creditor secured, will sell at auction, upon ths
prsmisea. on TUESDAY the ed october, at ha f.
past O. clock P. 81, if fair. il not, then on the
next fair day thereafter 1T tho same hour, the pro.
marty conveyed by said deed, being LOT OF
GR0UND on Twenty seventh street hstween l.
nd NJ fronting 80 feet aud rnnhlnS back 10 lee
upon which lot stands Il Ne" FRAMED HOUsE
wi h tn rec rooms, and Kitchen.
TERMS Enough in cash to defray expenses OF
sale nd To nav off a note for $500 due the 25lh of
September, 1857; the balance upon terms to be-
made known at the time o. sale.
ALBERT G ELLINGTON, Trustee.
GRrRBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. DC ~
UCTION SALhi.-Jn pursuance OF
n an order from 80 United states District
Court. district Of virginia. In the case OF Henry
Eavton bankrupt shall sell 1t public auction, tor
cash, on MONDAY the 18th instant, at 10 o'cloc
A. nj, at the store of the said kayton on Main
street batween Fifteenth and Sixteenth, his entire
EFFECTS, consisting in part OF
MILLINERY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
some DRY GOODS,
GLOVES.
COUNTERS.
GAS FIXTURES, &c, &c.
The attention Of all in want OF goods OF this de-
'''' pun 800 GEORGE L. GILES,
Assignee of Henry kayton, bankrupt.
T. w. kEESEE Auctionecr. oc lo
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
North west corner Main and Eleventh streets

I EASE or STORE AND FIN.
/ TURES. AND IRON SAFE, PLATFORM, ASD
OTHER SCALES AND SOME Srttk NOT DIS.
POSED OF AT TIE LATE SALE or J. y. bnU-
GLAS, FOR SALE At AUClQS We will sell At
auctinn At the store occupied toy j t.. pouEIt',
on Ninth between Main and Bank rtre"'s, on , 4
TURDAY the 18th Of october, At 10 . CLOCK A u :
tho LEASE OF THE STORE, tho INJURIES, very
handsome and complete ONE IRON SAFE, PLAT
FORM and other SCALES, and some SfUch not
disposed Of AT his late sale.
TERMS At sale:
ADDITION AZ.
SADDLE AND HARNESS HORSE. AT II O'Clock
A. NJ We will sell 4 EuHsE seV"n years Old. SAN
10 be 4 good ridi,g horS, amt t"ry superior IA
harness sound, gentle, aud splriled. Sod tor u"
FAINT but for want Of use.
0cll GRUBBS i WILLIAMS. AuctionoeT,.
A UCT ION.-I will sell ut puhl" auc-
n ton on SATURDAY. October -, 1901, on
Council Chamber Hill, at tho horse sale, tA9 toI'
lowing property
HOhSE CART, nearly now.
lPEBD CUTTER, nearly now
HIDING Birdie ant SADDLE,
OLD SADDLES,
set LEADER WHIFFLETR2ES.
box OLD IARIkrs.
oc IL, h. Is. COON, AHctoheer'
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BY Isbell s. Davis.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
opposite Spotswood Hotel.


A VERY NEAT TWO-STORY
N BRTCK House AND Lot. ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF CLAY STREET BET WEEN MUNFQRD
AND GiIMgR STREETS, FUk SALE At ACC-
TlON.-Wil be sold at auction, on the premises.
on TUESDAY the 18th day OF October, 1857. at
half-p!st o'clock p. NJ :, that neat Wu-sTuEf
BRICK HOUSE ard LOT, located as above men
toned and at present occupied by Charles Helss
Esd, containing four rooms
TgHas One Third cash balance at three and
six months for negotiable. notes. with interest
added, and secured ny A rust deed
DC II iSB@LL * DAVIS, Euctioneers
y,HP LEASE At AUCTIJN.-Will
4 be leased. upon the PREMISES, on SarURD aI,
ctobeT l., I'G7, at half past ) ocloek r. M, TO
the highest bidder, the WELka;. PgnPESFf,
be longing to thu town OF Manchester. This pro-
perry Is Situated on the James river an eighth
Of mile below Mayos bridge.
Attached 10 The same Is II FISHERY, which has
besn proftably used for Insry years. and will be
leased al ha same timt and place. Possession
given or Isl January, l:GS.
By order of the Dyari vi Trustees:
t. Ii. BEsZLEY,
oc o-T'uThSStd Secretary.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh stree

A VERY VALUABLE FARM OF
N SIX HUNDRED AND TWENTY FIVE
ACRES, At DISPATCH STATION. ON IN Z
YORK RIVER RAILROAD. TWELVE MILES
FROM RICHMOND, FoR SALE AT AUCTION =
We will sell At auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY the 17tn October, commencing AZ l.
O'clock NJ the FARM formerly owned by John
George, containing 625 acres, lying on ootn slhes
of the railroad, and extend ing 10 the ChlGka-
hominy. About 200 acres are In wood ana TIMBER,
the remainder say AS acres are cleared, einorac-
ing 40 acres Of low grounds, very proiucuIe IN
grass and other crops, a..d much OF the upland ID
IN good heart as the growing crops Will show.
the improvements n framed Dwelling with
four rooms, new but unfnish I'd Kitchen lhree
houses for laborers corn house, and stable
when the farm was under good management IL
was noted for it's fine crops, and with ittle care,
II could be restored to it's former productlveness
By reason of its nsarness to the city, ana lts
easy access 10 market by railroad, and the suitable
character Of its soil for truck patching and fruit-
growing. this is a very desirable farm, and should
attract the attention OF purchasers.
TERMS: one fourth cash balance At SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months for notes with interest added,
and secured by Il trust deed. .
II will be sold whole, or sub divided TO SUIT
purchasers.
Persons wishing to attend the ga 10 can take the
York River Railroad cars direct 10 the farm, at a.
, and return in the afternoon, or 90 by private
'0A''' GkUSBS & WILLIAMS,
ne IL Aucticncers.
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THE STOCKHOLD-

NOTICE-TO THE STOCkH OL ~
~ gRs VI TIE NATIONAL COAL MIA
COMPANY (OF NIRGINlAl- meeting ~ S"o
Board OF tho President and Directors OF tne ~ .
tlonAl Coal Mining Company. hold a. thrf o.-
Al the city OF Richmond. Va. on mo -'IA "a, n ~
September, 1857, tho following preamO!e A"' 's'0
ton were adopted ..,tfx =. II,
1T appearing 10 the meeting sal"iAetoti.y w..
the exiRsnc!e s Of tho company require An HS' ,
ment OF ten per centuln on The cept@i a'oeA' az
,h.t .urh a o.r crrturn or much greater one, -
yet unpaid and impossible on tho 'tocA. ~ r.,
R.Soiu,d u,4t ordsrsd. That teh per Il
stock OF ,hs company. 10 Do PAID IN 70 w 10
dent by or before the lst day OF so'rtho't' 10,
| md that the President be and ne IS Hc'oO! ." o..
thorized and requested 10 enforce ny
upon all stocknodors ne8 leeual or
,he psvmsnt thereof by all ant every !et~. iAs
| wSirb. n, may deem removable or necessary
Ponetus p+ymsn! OF aaa s s,.snnG ". o.
| the otaco Of tho company In hichMoht' 80 =
| 49, cb ,toc K holder Is earnestly req l"st.i' ,,
! 'HsH JOHN s. LOOMS. fIealceht'
| hlcHAoAp' 'A'' =. 2B-tSoyl
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BY Pilkinton, Pulliam s. Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. Is Pearl street.

TOR SALE AT AUCTION, THE
L VALUABLE PROPERTY KNOWN AS THE
CHESTERFIELD HOUSE, IN MAsCHRsT sR-
At the request Of the owners, we will sell at pup
lie auction. on the premises, on TUESDAY the
22d of October, 1887, at o'clock P. NJ, the CHI }.
TERRIFIED HOUSE, located on the north side OF
Hull street between Seventh add Bighth, Man
feet The bindings consist Of double ten ment
with very fine bowling alley in rear Of one
tenement This property IS susceptible OF dlvi-
sion, which will be done 10 suit purchasers. Tho
location Is the best for business in the town, add
now pays rent of five hundred dollars per an
nun.
TERMS: One. fourth cash balance at !. s. and Il
months for negotiable notes, interest added. Do
ferred payments secured by trust deed.
PILkINTON, PULL1Am 4 CO.,
oc 10 Auctioneers.
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BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson,
irr,ton..r. and Raul Estate Agents.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
~ UABLE REAL ESTATE, WITH COMFORT.
ABLE RESIDENCE THEREON, ON VESABLk
STREET, UNION HlLL.-As comini,rioner OF the
Circuit Court Of the county OF Henrico, Ap-
pointed by decree rendered on the 5th OF NO.
v-nber, 1896, in the case OF Baker, &c; asain-t
Walsh, &c. shall proceed 10 sell at pnbHc anc-
tIon on tho pramsss on FRIDAY the 18th Of &C.
tobar. 1887 at / clock F. n, the valuable ne J..
Estate referred to in the papers hled In the SAID
Matter, died seized fronting on the north sids of
V-nabls street about IS feet more or less, run
ming back within parallel lines 33O feet to Car
rinston street, on which there stands coniorta-
BILE frame dwelling containing Fix rooms, besides
a good brick kitchen, &c II IL nearly opposite
thu residence OF Mr.. ELL Baker.
TERMS: e-fOurth cash balance At SIX,
twelve and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
interest added, and title retained until the pur-
| chase money Is paid and Conveyance Ordered ny
Ii. court. EATON NANCt ooihinl.rIohel
Sale conducted 10y HARRIsos, GoDD!S APPsa-
aoS, Auctioneurs &c. DC
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BY Lyme 4 brother.

Real Estate Agents and AGctonesrs,
No. 1899 Main street, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth
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rISE IVORY HAIR BRUSHES,

ZINE IVORY HAIR BRUSHES,
rISElVORY DRESSING. COMBS,
IyOHY Flyg-TOOrH COMBS. French, eEtr"
quality
TORTOISE SHELL DRESSING COMBS.
ALSO,
q large and general assortment OF
HAIR NAIL, and TOOTH BRUSHES.
DRESSING COMBS, aud TOILET A RTlCLEs'
for sale by }. bLAth' "fusS""
,o s25 Broad street
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By James N. Taylor Son. Auctoneers,
Office 40. S2i Main street, three doors below the
Sputswood Hotel
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A7LctiO1l Sales.
~~~<~~%< ~ n = = = - - - .
FUTURE DAY.
BY Lee j Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
No. 1914 Cary street.

drops OF CORN, FODDER, AND
OsnuCKs, CATTLE, HOGS, FARMING I'M
NlTURR, For SALE AT AUCTioT.-By request
OF Joseph J. White, Esq, who Is moving to an ad,
jacent county, We will sell at the farm occupied
by him, on the Williamsburg turnpike, three
miles from Rich mond, on MONDAY, l+th October,
at J o'clock p. NJ, his CROP OF CORN, supposed
to be about 500 bushels; FODDER, &c.
ALSO
CATTLE, HOGS
FARMING UTENSILS,
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE.
TEKNs At sale. LEE aODDlS,
ocl2 Auctioueers.
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Toilet ArticicS.

nOWDEN'S DENTAL FLUID
/ This well. known and popular ~ricIs h"7
h..n RECENTLY nut up In new and elegant -iyL1'
Can la found whol.,ttls and retail AZ
K w PUWE3S- Drug store,
oil No 1905 lain street.
400 BOXES COLGATE'S TOILET
lUU SOAPS 100 boxes FAMILY SOAPS; Ter a"i'
- TO- Al WFST !. AaDkE",,
rOLGATt'S FINE TOILET SOAPS.
" so gross Honey. Cosmetic, G!ycerne, err an
palm Snnaowar. Brown Bah, Brown "lHdsof'
HAIL ana other Soaps. at very reduced prices
i0'e'' "'N DAsDRlUGE . AaDEhhOS.
a, -27 Broad street.
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auction Sales.
THIS DAY

By L. Gathright, Auctioneer.
No. 1893 Main street, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets.
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nr-u WASHINGTON LETTER.

,,n,rospondencc Of the Richmond Dispatch.
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BY Pilkinton, Pulliam & Co..

Auct!oneers, Commission Merchants, and Real
Estate Agents, No. Is west Pc arl street.
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mo- Public Waiting for Definite News from
ohio -Rcioicings Over the Radical Defeats :
issues Of tho Campaign Radical Talk about
,hr Next rrc>idcncy-fhc Negro suffrage
,,hnnr,-Talk nhOn. Cnhinct Matters. etc.
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The ladies constituting the Executive
Committee of the Hollywood Bazaar AS.
sociation beg to return their gratefui
thanks for the following donations
Through Mrs. Ould, one box fancy arti-
cles from Mrs. Boucher and Mrs. Dodge,
Georgetown a box of handsome station
ery, from Mr.. George Ray, y. Y: one box
fancy articles, Mrs. Heiskell, Philadelphia,
through Mrs. D. Fl. Boutwell,, Richmond
one box fancy articles, Mrs. John l.. Weeks,
Baltimore; els, Miss Sally Smith, Ken
lucky Mrs. John Tyler, one handsome
fan and crocheted dish-cover; Mrs. Ewes,
North Carolina, one handsome chalr-cover
and one bottle essence; to Miss Nicholas,
from Messrs. Beckman s. Co., one splen-
did sulky plough; one box of French
candies, Mrs. George Carey, Baltimore !;
two boxes fancy articles, Mrs. General
Branch, North Carolina; through Mrs.
William A. Jenkins, one box fancy arti-
cles, by Miss Mary Tredwell, Wilson, N.
c.; one box fancy articles to Mrs. DIR. Hig-
ginbotham from Mrs. Major A. Myers,
Richmond; to Mrs. Wynne, from Salem,
one box fancy articles; and from mr..
Hasse, one muff and three tippets; W.
Wildt, Broad street, one bronze vase; TO
Miss Pellet, from Mrs. W. E. Florence,
New Orleans, one box fancy articles, and
$40 from Mr.. S. Turner !; a donation OF Szoo
to North Carolina table from Mrs. Davis,
North Carolina from Mrs. Edward Cohen,
one box fancy articles; from Misses q. ID.
and J. Myers, one box fancy articles.
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=
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL Is l'07.
ARRIVED.
s,samar John Sylvester Clifford. Norfolk, mer-
ehsndise and passengers, L. b; Tatum yo,x
steamer Washington, Chichester, New YORK.
handiss and psssepssrs Boston refis merehsn
sSioonsr @ Mary J. Fisher, Fisher, Philadelphia
msrsna srsnoner an JompIsts, -, Baltimore, lumber,
schooner ToH President Johnson, Dunnuck, Norfolk,
"sc schnoner Dics Williams, -, Boston, Ice, b.
"sesoonar Penn.ylvania, Davis Baltimore, rail-
,oad iron York River Railroad Company.
Schooner Elite, Woolford, Baltimore clay ".
Parr Son.
s,s.usr Niagara, Blskeman, New York, mer-
.h apdi.s nd passengers, q. r. watson
steamer State of Maryland, Travsrs, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, u. W. euffie'
AgsoRAsDA.
Tba steamer John Sylvester, from Norfolk for
~. port could net land at Old Point yesterday
morning as usual, on sccount OF the severe gale
blowing at the time from 8 ;: s. ..soo w
New YoRK, April Is Cleared, schooner a. w.
Collins. Tooker, for Richmond.
Rriu IBr ! Leo Captain Cotton, from Halifax, N.
O. for Richmond, arrived at City Point on the 18th
instant, at which point she will discharge a por-
ton OF her cargo before coming up, as she !.
drawing at present sixteen feet OF water
BELOW.
Schooner Reading Railroad, No. -, from Phi
ladelphis for Richmond.
ASHORE.
A deeply -ladened schooner is reported ashore or
Harrison bar, James river, below City Point
The ting Vulcan was pulling at her yesterday
when the mail boat passed, but without effect.
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW Yo.k, April ls..Ar.ved, ships Nighan
Havana Louisa Moore, Hewbsrn, n. c.; and sA'
Jacipto, Savannah.
CHARLEsroy, April o.-Arrived, steamers SARA
sossx and Manhattan, New York; called, Be-
Guil
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MEETING At THE REPUBLICAN HALL.
Last night u number of our colored peo-
pie assembled at this hall, corner OF Frank
lin and Governor streets, formerly occu-
pied by the Sentinel, 10 receive the Radl-
cal delegates from other portions OF the
State. There was a small attendance, but
the Mr.. Hunnicutt met them in the third
story of the building, and by the light OF
two candles, "dimly burning" addressed
them somewhat as follows: Boys,-l am
ALWAYS glad to see you. have seen you
lefore, and | don't think you have suffered
10y il. You are beginning TO learn your
privileges, and hope will exercise them
properly. Now, a great deal has been SAID
about Hunnicutt 10y rebel papers, and they
have tried to make you and your northern
friends believe that Hunnicutt is the big
gcst rascal on the face of the earth. Cries
OF dats SOL Well, let's see what they
saw some years ago. When first went
10 Georgia I carried in my pocket re-
commendation from Governor Smith
perhaps some Of you know him-EXtra
Billy. ICries-Oh, yes / know him we'll
Tie papers have told you was slave
holder, Great God, how could help 1t
BouS. wasn't ! bound to be gentleman
IYSs. sir.l And could be gentleman
without owning or hiring negroes? Now,
I'm Just having plain conversation with
YOU tonight: but since I've known right
from wrong | have detested slavery. Now,
the southern people don't want you TO
learn letters. Letters make words, ana
words convey ideas; and the first idea
teaches YOU that all men are born equal.
Well. there was meeting at the The
atrc last night, which was addressed
10y several gentlemen, whom some OF
YOU know. | will only notice one OF
them. What did DR.. Burrows say du-
ring the war? "Set your negroes free,
aud conscrbe them" [Cries, That's so."I
I am the only man in the State of Virginia
that held ont loyal TO the last. / made the
last Union speech made in this State in
Fredericksburg. In 1860 the clergy and
politicians of the South combined 10 break
mp the Union. The clergy induced all the
Wings to ioin the church, which was in
the interest of the southern Democrats.
And you know the consequences. Don't
YOU feel it tonight.
Just here the "Hero" stopped to
breathe. and we had to leave before he re-
sumed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-17

De I.uNATICo INQUIRENDo.-A commits
sion de htnutico inq,tre'.do, consisting of
Mayor Mayo, Recorder Regnault, and AL
dvrman Barney, was held Yesterday to ex-
anime into the mental condition OF "Crs-
~ Billy" an idiot well known in Rich
,1ond. The poor fellow has always been
very harmless, and could often be seen
mingling in the sports of tho chlidreh On
the streets, or amusing them with MS an
tics. OF late, however, he has become
dangerous. His mother died some months
ago, aud the poor creature has been deeply
affected by il, being subject TO gloomy nts'
during which il is not sale to be about him.
The commission ordered that ne Dc sent
TO Williamsburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-17

BAsE-BALL.-A match game of baseball was
played on yesterday between the American ana
Libby Clubs of this city, which resulted in the de.
feat Of the latter.
American. lOl runs, 27 outs Libby: q runs, u
outs.
Umpires Mr. Evans, OF the Union. and Mr.. J.
Davidson, OF the Pastime.
Home Runs.-Amercan Gill, 2; Drew,l Ho-
gan, S; :. Corr, 3 S. Trimmer, l; T. McDonough,
/: J. Trimmer /; Adams, total, l5. LIBBY
Reilly, total, /.
FIy Balls-American Gill, l; II Corr, 2; ho-
gan. 4-total, I. Libby: Costello, 2; Saddler, /;
Burke, l lie Point, l; Forester, total, Q.
Time of game, four hours and ten minutes.