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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-24

DEMOCRATIC SPEAKERS COMING To THE
SouTH.-A correspondent of northern
journal writes from New York that the
Democratic Central Committee of that
city have determined to organize grand
campaigning expedition through the
southern States during the coming sum
mcr, with view of preparing in that
quarter for the approaching presidential
election. The best speakers are to be put
in the field, and there will be no want of
funds. The exertions the Republicans are
already making to secure the suffrage of
the freedmen would seem to have sug-
gested this proceeding. 1t is understood
that the President, instead of coming to
New York, as he promised he would after
the adjournment of the Senate, will make
a pilgrimage in the same direction, and
Immediately precede the Democratic
orators.
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THE RUSSIAN TREATY IN ENGLAND.-lt
seems that all parties in England do not
agree with the London Times in looking
upon our purchase Of the Russian posses
sions with calm Indifference. The London
jforning Post, the Tory organ, regards the
transactions as boding i'll to the British
rnle in North America. In adds:
"Thcre can be no mistake about this
last move of the Yankees. RuSSan-Ame-
RIGA might have brought better price II
offered TO ourselves, who, as nearest neigh
bors, had the first right to a bid. the
transaction is one full of direct hostility,
and the intention is so obvious that it can
not be ignored. 1t is the answer from
Washington to the Confederation OF our
North American Provinces. 1t Is moro
than an answer-it is a challenge"
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Tragedy ut Augusta. Ga.

AUGUSTA, GA, April 23.-At the race
course near this city last night Jerry Reid,
during an alteration, shot at a man named
MeisIcr and killed W. Mcinstcr, who in
tcrposed to stop the fight. \ brother of
Ncinstcr then shot and killed Reid.
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TIE SUIT AGAINST GENERAL WOOL
In the United States Circuit Court yeSter-
dav, before Judge Giles, the trial OF the
cause Of Thomas K. Rich against &C.
neral John +. Wool, action for false ar
rest aud imprisonment-beiore reported
was resumed.
Tie JudqGS MstrUct;on$.-H the jury
shall lind from the evidence that the plain
tiff was arrested and sent to Fort Della
ware hv orders of the defendant, as the
commander of the military department,
but shall find that defendant, in ordering
the arrest and Imprisonment, acted with
ont malice and under the impression de-
rived from information which he had every
reason 10 believe 10 be correct, that plain
tiff was engaged with others in an effort TO
subvcrt the authority of the defendant rs
commander OF this department, or 10 en-
barrasS him in the discharge of the duties
assigned him, and lessen his efficiency
therein, then the plaintiff is only entitled
to recover in the action such damages as
the jury may lind 10 be an adequate com
prnsatiou for the wrong committed, and
Tor the mental and physical suffering
caused thereby to the said plaintiff, and
also for any loss he may have sustained III
his business relations. But If the jury
shall find that defendant acted maliciously
or wantonIy, and with circumstances OF
contumcly or indignity 10 the plaintiff, then
the Jury have power, in addition to the SIM
ple compensation to plaintiff Tor the wrong
committed, TO add 10 the verdict against
the defendant punitive or exemplary da-
IMAGES.
The case was then argued before the
jury by Messrs. Hopkins and Stockbridgt
for plaintiff, and Messrs. Schley and
Stewart for defendant; after which the
case was given to the jury to return
sealed verdict day.-S.o, 23d.
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A. II. STEPHENS INCLINED TO " ATT
Hon. A. IL. Stephens recently arrived IN
Augusta, Ca, in very feeble health, on
professional duties. 4 conversation with
him upon political affairs confirmed the
statements previously made in the Herasd
dispatches that he is adverse to any action
on the part Of the South under the pre-
sent circumstances. lie rather advises the
people TO let matters take their course,
and wait until the coastitutionality of the
laws Of Congress can be tcsted.-Nelo York
U.r1II
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From the West.

ST. LOUIS, April 23.-The latest Platte
River accounts say the flood has subsidized,
and no further damage to the Pacific rail-
road is apprehended.
The Indians had stolen 100 mules from a
Government train near Fort Mitchell, Da-
cotah Territory.
ST. PAuLs, MINI, April 23.-Part OF
this city has been submerged by flood.
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MEETING OF DIRECToRS.-A meeting of
the Board Of Directors Of the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad will be held in this
city to-day, we suppose for the purpose OF
determining the proper course to he puf-
sued relative to the proposed consolida-
tion of the road with the SouthSide, Pc
tcrSburg and Norfolk, and Cumberland
Gap roads.-LyaCljurg NelcS.
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Produce FROM PAGE.-llalf dozen
waggoncrS arrived from Page this morning,
loaded with bacon and flour. They soon
disposed of their produce, and started for
the Potomac fisheries to take in back loads
Of fish. The wagons left home Friday
morning, and expect to get back next Sa-
turday-making the round trip in nine
days.-FrederichsJowg Hcrald, 23d.
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OrR GOVERNMENT AND FRANCE AND PRrS-
SIA.-Thc Government has no intention OF
following the suggestion in Senator Coles
resolution to offer friendly mediation for a
settlement of the Luxembourg controversy
between France and Prussia. The Admin
istration will not seek to interfere in any
quarrcls between European Powers in
affairs affecting nations and territory in
TurOup SIM
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An Encounter Between Citizens i'm
pctcr>bur;:-u Excitement.

14, hy the threatened collision of two
v,.t. known citizens, aud a consequent en-
r..rurut in deadly combat. Mr.. Reuben
E4-and. President Of the First National
B4.A al this city, called at the grocery
store OF McsSrs. Raiue s jackson, Old
street, about IL o'clock NJ. yesterday. and
sought an interview with James ". Jack
sou. one Of the firm, To ascertain the truth
81. certain statements reported 10 have
been made 10y Mr.. Jackson relative 10 some
business connection or transaction Of Mr.
NaA.ard. Mr.. jackson di>claimcd such
.aEuagr IS was imputed TO him, and the
.srCVIcw was on the point Of closing in a
..ea>ant manner, when Mr.. Charles 4.
Jackson approached the gentlemen and
lie some remark which irritatcd Mr..
gland tu the point OF applying an cpithct
#H. Nj. James ". Jackson dealt Mr..
.4..ul a severe blow about the mouth,
g. ..a .el.cl the latter 10 the door and cut
..t bruised the flesh. He was suisse
.ay struck 10y Nr. Charles \. Jack
-... Who made some remark about the
....et previously applied 10 him. Here
matter stopped temporarily, but Mr..
..u. notified Mr.. James W. Jackson
Er should attack HIM on their first
3a4t { o'clock in the afternoon Mr.
III. BsI len lis residence, armed with
.a-@Ery, Slot gun, and jumping into
Isis w,uear, drove down Sycamore street
..tH towards the store of Mr>Srs.
F. ..at ! jackson. lie was accompanied
.v NJ. \. J. Bicll, who, it appears, was
....e.y s-muraut Of Mr.. ktr.aud'S iutcn-
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4 REMARKABLE Casa WOMAN SEEKS
~. ..H I.aa~ELF uF Her CHlLD.-A few
..t- ago "A widow well known in Peters
& aa1 vicinity, and connected with the
III. -. respectable families OF Virginia, left
t.r-us-ta with an infant two or three
...a oil. She was accompanied by
af>r, Who wa, paid to assist in &C
om sling crr,a,1 cud-that end, the
.-,...- s.u of the cAtld. They arrived in
4. .la, where the girl, apparently I'M
##t.-r ~ become al acconphcc III the
a."urI deed proposed 10y the mother,
18th ..r lady and did not return, though
..a IL been paid in advance FOR her ser
...... The lady took the train for Peters
..... ,.ynnr three DAYS since, and arriving
0.m.. r.trayorrd to hire colored girl
Z. r.rH, on her purpose. 1t was her
......g to have the child left at
H.. l.g-c Of one Of our wcll-knoWn
o IFS. whose address She had. The
-a secretly gave information OF the
circumstances 10 the police, and the mat
..r ~a> taken under adyi>cmcnt. The
.fv was on the southern train al the time,
a... Size aopcd to have left The infant at the
.g.-u i'm question at Il moment too late Tor
!. go he returned 10 her. She was VISITED
ae officers Richardson and Lcath, as also
the gentleman whom she designed to make
t.. unwilling guardian Of the child; but
w..l>.4ul.ug the protcstationS OF the
uyr, the LAYER knew nothing OF her.
Ia-rc wa, evidently something wrong III
t4v premises, and officer Lcath was de-
tailed to accompany her as far as Weldon
{, see that 40 injury was done the infant.
There She disclosed her story-a sad story
.udecd-whcrcin shame and affection were
blended and ruin accomplished. Oh =!
cruel man. aud dcceitful. Alas, trail
woman. We withhold names at present.
P.'ersturg Express.
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22L; receipts for four days, 4, 440 bales,
against 4 ,s47 last year ; exports for four
days, 1864. Flour dull; superfine, 1925.
Corn scarce and advanced DC. Pork dull !;
mess, s23.25ds27. Bacon shoulders, . slc.;
ribbed, llAc.; cleared, l2Ac. Gold,
1881,
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The Government of south Carolina.

CHARLESTON, April 23.-Gcncral Sickles
has issued an order forbidding the sale or
gift of liquor to United States soldiers.
Also, orders directing post commanders to
exercise supervision over all executive
civil officers, and when necessary to pre-
serve order to assume control of the
nnli,n
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Effects of the Flood in Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, April 23.-It is estma-
ted that the loss to the United States in
tcrnal revenue on account of the destruc-
ton of the cotton crop of this year, and
sugar and molasses by the overflow, will be
between eight and ten millions of dollars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-24

DETROIT, April 23.-Thc propeller Mont
gomerv, the first boat through from Lake
Michigan arrived to-day.
MILWAUKEE, April 23.-The straits are
open. The first boat has just arrived.
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Tho Euncraf of Bishop IimOn.

BUFFALO, n. Y, April 23.-The funeral
of Bishop Timon to-day was imposing.
Bishop Kcndrick, of St. Louis, preached
the funeral sermon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-24

TOLEDO, ONO, April 23.-The Oliver
House livery stable, with twenty-tour
horses, was burned last night. Loss,
500 600
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GREAT INDUCEMENTs-GREAT

VI INDUCEMENTS GUNsT, AZ ~6D
Broad street between Fourth and FIFTH
.trse'. is now Offering great tm5ss
to purchasers of BOOTS and SHOES Al
not fail 10 give him a call and examine ms s,oen
before purchasing elsewhere As he viii give tnsm
good articles At 4 very low price. Persons Iom
the extreme part of the city can get in the cars,
ride to VI Gunsts Boot and Shoe Store, ana SAVE
twenty I'VE per cent. All he asks II acall 70 con,
vince y urselyes. Ladies' CATERS AZ tl.I ana
better ones II sl25 and still better a. 81 80 Men
Calf sewed Boots, $3.50. Country people visiting
sxamig IL a." 49, ~ n tns' ai.swhers
Liberal discount to merchants.
Mr.. GEORGE b. DENNY IL engaged with me as
salesman, and would be pleased to see his friends.
II. GUSST. al Broad street
hat.v nd
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ap ao-u between Fifteenth ard Seventeenth.
AM MANUFACTURING ALL

/ kinds OF sewed Boots, Shoes, and ~s~
Balmorais-isdies', gents, mises, anG III
or retail, Al loWY "
prices 4 have fne assortment made, -
ard am making all kt nds 10 order; lad1ss
from ia 10 ~ gents shoes, - to u 80 Best guaiiy
French Calf-sewed Boots for IS; ~ for foonnx
Boots All work done neat and with dispatch ,ns
Richmond Boot and shoe Manufactory, NO. isSs
nan al s'ieo' '''"' J 8. LEWIS,
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TEO TOBACCO MANUFACTURED
L We would inform the trade that we are regu :.
lar gents for the importers Of the best branda OF
LiCORIGE. In store, J. G. & Co., q. b f., YNUk-
Ella, Xxx, all received direct.
a lso, Rum always for salp at lowest prices
ag?-!m HAkVtgs WlLLlAas'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-24

SuGRArr. There is yet no decision on
tho motion for speedy trial in the Surratt
caae. !, is said that when The case does
come up tie prosecution will be conducted
in rat is tho Acknowledgement Of tho
H. .3 States,
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BOOTS. SHOES, HATS. SO.

CONSULT YOUR INTEREST, Gfh1
~ AND 90 TO HENRY GUssT. 1871
nsn street. between Fifteenth and seven.
nehth streets You can get a Childs
gres daiter good, IT fi.25 and superior qoaiiiy
a. Vie . Lady slsd slipper, morocco or kidt
Shoes, In endless varsity, from 81 10 ~; Mems
Boys, and Youths, Shoes at prices 10 suit these
hard times 'af Boots, our own man lacture,
and sswed Brogans.
NV .xpetisncs a. tanner In Virginia for twelve
wears bles ne u offer good goods being fudge
~ Iea,haY We keep Trucks 81 svery ds.c "A OF on
HENRY ouysr.
1877 Main street
a. koS-Aap tfaoufh and saysntesrA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-24

Ex-President Burnett, of Texas, IS out
IN q letter recommending the frank ac-
ceptauce of the congressional recons'E0c-
ton plan,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-24

The Arm OF PRE"CH s CRENsHAW Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All parties Indebted
are respectfully requested to come forward ana
settle their accounts, ss longer indulgence cannot
be extended. ., 4,
The name OF the irm will only be ussd IN illoi'
dalton. ,. BAkFos rhENnh,,
Z. 26-ts LEWIS u. CkEasHhW, il.
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IN CHESTERFIELD CIRCUIT

IN CHESTERFIELD & II Z y 1 L
L COURT lin vacationl, March p, l'6l
Thomas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, omPalhah',
GgaiHSt
In Chancery.-Extract from the order made In this
Cause.
at IL ordered that one Of tho commissioners OF
said court do audit and settle the accounts 81 the
defendant, Augustus ~. Hrewry, lately aiminis-
traitor OF Edward q. Watkins, deceased, and ths
accouuts of Benjamin IL. Nash, administering 10
bOuis non Of said Edward q. "atkiH1r deceased,
regarding former settlement ut accounts ny thS
said prewry A. correct, unless the same Do sur,
eli trged and faisifed. said commissioner SHAH
also ascarta ain and report the amount oil ass-is ~
the hands Of the said dcfe ants, Drewry anu nnh
severally administrators aforesaid. Said commits
soner shall also ascertain all the assets OF said de-
cedent's IL .. Watkinsl estate, real and PERSONA
and the lue thereof and hall also ascertain all
the outstanding liabilities Of said estate according
10 their respective diguitiss. distinguishing Do
twsensuch "a are secured by lien on the lhten'htr
real estate, explaining In what manner ana "
what extent such claims arc 80 occurred sara
crmrnis-io Toner shall also convene before MIN tho
creritor- who shall become parties To thl- sur on
the usual terms, by notice ty publication mad.
once a week for tour successive weeks IN SONS
newspaper published I'm the city OF Richmond,
which puhica ION shah b. equivalent 10 psrnohai
ssryice Of such notice. laid commissioner rhaiI
r-uuTe Ii. AL proof Of the claims 20 produced De-
fore him, and report such IA are properly sur-
tanned and report hi, prOCs -Ginss, Inc 'udlhk any
other mater which lie may deem peruns ~, or any
party may require 10 be specially stated
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COMMISSIONERS OFFlcE,l
- ..-........ .-.# Al NAR- K

All parsons Interested in the matters embraced
in tn. foregoing inlerocutOry order 81 court a,s
hereby not fled that have appointed MA uAI
the 2,ih day of May l,d7. al my office, IL the Town
OF Manchester, when and whore shan proessu "
execute the aid order Of court al parsons CD ~
ING 10 be crsdtoas Of said estate or otherwise sts
rested are reaur-d to present their claims Deioie
me with all legal proofs necessary ~ sustain .ho
same and 10 produce such other eVldshc" - my
no r.auir.d To enable ne 10 take account dlresteo
- 'A' 'A JAMES A. CLARKE,
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TOHN DOOLEY, HAT MANUFAC-

d TURER AND DEAIsg, No. 1911 Eagle IN
Square, Main street, Richmond, Va, lie now IL
in rece pit of all the staple and fancy sfyIes~
Of HATS aud CAPS for tue spring trade. The her>
chants OF Virginia, North Carolina, and Tennessee
will find In this stock the very best assortment OF
goods In the Hat line. Their trade Is respectfully
solicited. His experience OF upwards OF tnlr,y
years in the trade in Richmond jnstinas him IN
saying that he knows what kind Of goods Will suit
the people, and he i determined To- keep them.
Amongst the latest styles received are The - bou-
lsvards," "Cordoyas" Black Crook new
style Saratoga" &c., SC. NIB
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DRY GOODS.

SPECIAL NOTICE.-CARDOI
| - ALsoP POURoURBAf, No. sls bnoAI
STREET, are now receiving, and VIII continn.
srPptT Of sPRIEG Dry GOODS. to which
they Invite the attention OF their friends an 2,
,hsgubis among other th'nss 1aey pas' Grsr
Black Silks, Light and Fancy sliks, wool ana e..S
Grenadines, striped Lenos, ghsllies Aipaeas
houslins, Peque Bombs1in.s, Lawns plg he
Also full assortment Of plain and fancy Ca ass.
msrss, Virginia Melton Cloths. Twesdss ana las.
Parasols latest styles; Jarvin's and Princess ID
Gloves. Hosiery, Ladies' and Gents, Linen lam.
brio and Hemstitched Handkerchieis, E Ens
dered Hsndkerchiefs, Valencennas and Cambrlc
Lace, Edgng, and Inserting Lace Collars ana sets
and full assortment OF White. House-furnishing,
are now being e in New York tsome At
large auction sale-) on the most favorable terms,
and We feel confident Of our ability to sell as low
api? CAkDozo, aLsoP & FoURaUREAN.
1907 SPRING TRADE.-WHOLE
lCD( SALE oELY.-ws beg to call the At.
tsntion Of our friends and the trade generally to
the fact that We now receiving our spring stock
svsry article usually kept in NOTION HOUSE
We hsys HoslERY, Gt4yEs, NOTIONS HOOP
NsRY. FANCY SOAPS, LINEN and C6TToN
HANDKERCHIEFS, BUTTONS OF every dsscrip-
ton, PAPER and LINEN COLLARS, COMBS ard
SMALL WARES, and notions entirely too numer-
GUS to mention.
An examination OF our stock by inc merchants
generally visiting this market Ia respectfully So
ncited and We assure them that We are deter
mined 10 meet the demands Of the trade In price
and quality. VALENTINE FRANKLIN,
Wholesale Dealers In Notions, &c,
fe2 1903 Main street Richmond, Va.
OOK AT THIS! LOOK AT THIS!
IL THE CHEAPEST GOODS YETI
At EZEKIBL'S, No. Il MAIN STREET.
6, 900 yards BLEACHED TWILLgD COTTON
SHIRTfNGS, or for other family purposes,
only lssc. per yard, worth Csc.
q 900 yards heavy BLEACBED (wtds) SHEET.
INGS, nearly one and half yards vide,
2. coo yards sUPEgFINE s-l PILLow-CAsE COT
5000 yards ali I lyle. Of BRESs GOODS, now sell.
Ing off without regard to cost;
l 900 wards So and lo.1 BLEACHED and UN.
BLEACHED SHEETISGS at greatly reduced
prices. -
2. 900 yards All styles Of GOODS for MEMS and
BOYS WEI 4 at extraordinarily low prices,
Just 10 suit .he times;
500 yards HEAVY GRAY TWILLED FLANNEL,
all WOO, admirable for ladies' skirts and
men shirts. only two shillings the yard
mus be sold of.
EZEKIEL'S Cheap Store,
No. IL Main street,
fs2 nearly opposite ST. Charles Hotel.
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DISSOLUTIONS & PARTNERSHIP
A. p BROWN

RicHaosD, February l, 1857.
WE HAVE THIS DAY DISPOSED
w OF our interest I'm the Carpet, oilcloth, and
Paper. hanging department to Mr. Robert 4. hich.
ardson, and the Furniture to desrr. Habllhton
Brother, who will continue the business under
thei Respective names.
With thanks for the liberal patronage extended
our firm We recommend orr successors with every
confidence to our ftier Il aud patrons, .rw
FRENCH i CRESSHAW.
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BOOTS AND SHOES of all kinds at
ID lower prices than can be bought At U6p
any n4sa n TO ss .n 5Ss s s
| have secured the services Of Mr.. ROW -
LETT WISFREE as salesman, who will be pleased
to see any of bis friends who may give him call.
have MEMS CALF sEWED BOOTS at SIX DOL
LARS, and other goods equally low.
Ii. NJ. CASTOR,
AM 1870 Main stYeet.
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LOR RENT. IL desirable three-story
L BRICK DWELLING, On Fourth street, IL
CANDLES Hill, opposite Pratto Caua6-, :.9
containing seven rooms, VITA modern I'm -S-kd
prorements and the necessary back buildings :;
also, d well UI good water 0u the lot. The pre-
misos are IN good repair. To good tenant the
rent will be low h A. j. CL'f'or,
Real E-tats Agent and Au1t one.r.
AID 23-2t No u Twelfth street near trAnklln.
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TOR RENT, half of the HOUSE
L "GLEN ALIEN" situated on the iyS
fredericksburg railroad ten miles from "a
Richmond A beautiful summer retreat. TX
Car, stop al the door This is really 4 beautiful
country residence Apply 70
ap ls-eod3t bRTBBS i WILLIAMS.
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TOR RENT. FRAMED DWELLING
Il on south side Franklin between Tween -
ty- fourth and Twenty NTH streets, contain 'i.G
ing elk rooms. Gas and water on the premi- ~
50 Rent low to IA puuctual tenant To be had at
once L. A. J. CLoPToS,
Real Estate Agent ami Auctioaeer,
an23-3t No. Il T ~ fifth ,treet, near franklin
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DOR RENT. the desirable BRICK
l. STORE, and DWELLING attached on ri
the south side Of Main between Eighteenth ',,:3
and Nineteenth streets. To good tenant --&A
the rent will be low. Possession given immedi-
atey. 4. A. J CLoPTnH,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionesr,
pat No Fl Twelfth street near franklin.
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DOR RENT, the ID +. : | K A h Il l.
Il STORE on the guth side of Brosd street -
between Second and Third, recently occn- .;a
pied by John H. Connell Esq, a. dry goods .s-l&
store. This il considered good location for any
kind OF retail business.
+. A. J. CL0PTON,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioueer,
23-3t M u Iwalftl street franklin.
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Il o r r r " II, l. A r G + TIL Rec.
L STORY BRICK STORE AND WARE hA
HOUSE on the rorth side of Franklin be- "a
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets, re- lk&
Gently occupied by Messrs. Lee & Goddn a.
commission house, for which purpose II il we'll
adapted, being centrally located between the Dam
vile and Central depot-. Possession 10 be had at
once. To good AMI punctual tenant the rent Will
be low. L. 4. J. CLePPbS,
Real Estate Agent and Auc'ionser.
an 23-3t No Il Twelfth street, near Franklin.
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DOR RENT offer for rent the new
Il BRICK STORE, with DwELLlNi at IL
tachei, on the south side of Broad between r,:E
Second and Third streets. The location ---XA
makes II very desirable for any kind Of retail hu-
siness. The rent will be low 10 a good tenant.
E. A !. CLnPTON,
Real Estate Agent and Aucti oneer,
an 22-at No q TwaIffh .tTert. neAr Franklin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-24
FOR RENT.

L'OR RENT, Il DWELLING and
Il LARGE GARDEN. on Cours and Du- LsA
val streets. The dwelling has fOnr rooms '.:E
beside basement kitchen with three rooms. l.SSs
and other bulldins- The lot contains about an
acre Of land. Apply on the premises to Mrs: Plea
SAINTS, orto j. +. kEESEE.
ANA II city Hall.