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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-30
LETTER FROM PETERSBURG.
Correspondence OF the .chmond Dispatch.
PETERSBURG, August %, 1867.

1EiEHSbVR6, august Sos 1901.
A case exciting good deal Of interes,
was expected to be tried to-day in the
Mayors Court, and considerable crowd
of persons assembled to witness it; but
the prisoners, by their counsel, waived an
examination, preierring to be sent forward
at once to the Hastings Court for Septem'
Der. The case is briefly this: Four white
persons-namely, D. A. Grafton, n. D.
Munson, James Coleman, and James
Roach. and colored man by the name OF
James Hamlin were arrested on tue
charge of being receivers of military goods
from soldiers stationed here. Inc Va, ~,
Of the articles was estimated ae my uoi-
lars. The theft was committed on tno iotn
instant, and some Of the missing goous
were found in possession OF seVeral OF tne
prisoners. The negro was oisnisSec' ann
the others were balled in the sum Oh S.oV
each. The subject was inVes1eo WIN
more than ordinary interest on account o,
the prevailing belief that the accused
wouid be claimed by the military authori-
ties: but there was no interference OF the
kind.
Though it cannot be said that business
has materially improved, yet better
feeling prevails in commercial circles. 1t
is generally considered that the prospect
for good trade the coming fall is deci-
dedly better this season than it was the
last. Confidence, too, is reviving. Mer-
chants now know who of their customers
are trustworthy, and they are disposed to
give short credits more freely than for.
merly. Not that there has been much prom
in business for the last twelve montbs-it
is thought by some intelligent merchants,
indeed, that there has been none; but
then the sale of $4,000 bales of cotton,
bringing into the country fully two and
half millions of dollars, and nearly 5000
hogsheads of tobacco, realizing perhaps
nearly q million more, has had the effect
Of inparting good degree of confidence
and stability, which was not previously
felt.
There is one part Of the city which has
been at stand-still for several years, il
not actually on the decline, and that is
Old street. Nearly all the trade from the
factories centres on this street, and many
handsome fortunes have been made by it.
The signs of present prosperity are that
quite number of new buildings are going
up, and repairs and new fronts added t.
others. The factories are all doing full
work, and the effect is to impart activity
to everything within their influence. S.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond pifpa''H
Fextiyt,ics in MeckienburE.
ABBYvILLE, MEcKLENBURa. yA,f
Appust "a, 1867.

August ~, A9o''
GRAND tournament and picnic came
oF az tbi, Mace on the ed of this month.
The n,aces selected for both were admira-
HE and elegantly fitted up for the occa-
s;on. Ten knights rode in appropriate
Costumes. and many Upright eyes looked
mon their deeds of chivalrous daring.
/ shall only mention those successful. The
result, after an interesting and animated
Champion.-P. J. Overbey, of North
Carolina.
l. William Boswell, Of Mecklenburg,
Va. 2. William Gregory, of Mecklen-
burg, Va. 8. Nelson Crowder, OF NECK
lenburg, Va.
Queen.-Miss Josephine Dowell, OF
Washington, D. C.
Maids of HOnor.-Miss Mollie Tree, OF
New York; Miss Mamie Watkins, OF
Richmond; Miss Alice Williams, OF
GAINESVILLE.
Everything was arranged in the best
manner, and passed off to the delight of all
present. Captain T. D. Jeffress, Of Char
iotte county, Va, delivered the charge to
the knights, and also made the coronation
speech. Both speeches were highly com
plimented. The place selected for the
dance was on an island Of Stanton river,
and more lovely spot could not be found
in Virginia. A great many beautiful Ia
dies were present from the adjoining coun.
ties, and also large number Of invited
guests from Buffalo Springs" attended,
which added greatly to the gaiety ana en-
joyment of the day. The dance continued
until late in the evening.
The table was beautifully supplied with
all the substantials and delicacies of the
season by the generous ladies of the vi
cinity, and reflected much credit upon the
fair contributors for their good taste, good
cooking, and noble liberality. Mr.. Crow
der's "barbecue was most excellent,
and was partaken of with evident relish
and satisfaction. In fact, the whole affair
was complete success, and no party OF
ladies and gentlemen ever seemed to en-
JOY themselves more.
All We can say Is that we hope there
may be another one to succeed as we'll.
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BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Appsrson, Auctioneers and
Real Estate Agents.
VERY EXCELLENT RESIDENCE
ON GHQAGH HILL. AND VACANT L0T

VERY EXCELLENT RESIDENCE
ON CHURGa BILL, AND VACANT LOT
TWENTY. FIFTH STREETS, FOB Sc LIZ AT AUC.
TION.-will be sold at auction, on the premises,
past o'clock p. M, the excellent FRAMED
TENEMENT located % above, now In the oecu.
pancy Of Mr.. William p sal erland. II contains
six rooms besd,s excellent kitchen, and large
brick stable and carriage house.
After which, Will be ,old that beautiful LOT
back l25 feet to alley, having thereon some fns
fruit trees, grape vines, &C.. and Is amongst the
handsomest lots on Church Hill. Jts oontiguity to
Leigh street Baptist church adds additional value
to Tn 9 property
Possession given in a few days or the present
occupant will rent the dwelling ut $50 Per month.
TERMS: Ons-half cash balance Ut four eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by a trust deed.
HARRISON, GODDlH Il APPERSON,
au 90 Auc,oneers.
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BY Regnault & Co.. Auctioneers.
nxain straet between Eighth and Ninth.

EURN1TgRE, }, s 81 !HyIgiRo sH 1sScY
!LprtG1RS PIPES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, go. AT
AanntTION SATURDAY MoRNlN9 the sis !, In n
tsnt ve will sell at store commeneln11T -
ncIoek handsome assortment Of fH nn liz
"a veil as the entire stock OF . TobAoto' VIVA rs
30 ga FANCY STORE, embracing In part
Two splendid Showcases, solid piste glass; 'ii'oi
Two elerant Counters, beautifully ornamentsd
Cigars. Cigarettes, variety OF BRANDS ehe"inS
smoking Tobacco, choice brands; Fine-cut To-
Pines s' If every description, Paper Collars and
Toh,cco Rags. Pocket Books, Steel Pens,
Pocket Inks, Cigar Cases, Perfnmsry,
ai"ves. Shirt aud sleeve buttons, FooIscap faper'
EaHeial and Letter Envelopes, Blank BOOKS,
Latest Hovels, Toilet Soaps, Neck TIES ana ecali~
Gard Photographs. Portfolios. Card Gases,
Glass, Crockery, and Chtnaware,
Copying Books, &c.
FURNITURE.
cn,.rd,d Mahogany Wardrobe with Mirror doors,
Pine and Imitation Wardrobss,
Pisr Tables Bedstesds. Washstanda,
Counting room Desks, Walnut Arm cnslrs'
Dining and Breakfast Tables, Mirrors &C..
Cnns,gnments received until morning OF safe.
snso RkGSAULT & Co., Auctioneers.
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By Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and euctioueers,
corner Fifteenth and Franklin streets.

EXECUToR,S SALE OF THAT TI3 !. A.
Faml f9s REsI hiiSe 90 ON Tas North SIDE
OF BROAD RBTWEsN TWENTY -sEVs NTH
q nest Of the personal representative OF Dr. K. b.
Lyme, deceased, we shall .ell at auctl9n on
TT sSDAY the I'd day Of September, 1857, 81 >
DWELL G located as above. contai ning eieven
rooms, be,id"s closets &c. L. Is ad nirably suited
for a large female school. The lot has a front OF
232 feet on Broad street. running back i5a feet TO
wi - alley. There is we'll Of good water on the
premises The dwelling 10 shaded by handsome
trees. ,,,
The property will be sold as whole, or divided
into lots to suit purcha according to pHt OF
survey TO be seen at the hour OF sale. the dwell
r. 1. in perfect order, having been recently pa
pered, painted, &c and premises well enclosed.
The situation OF this property renders 1t very de,
sirabie; and persons sseking investment IN real
estate would do We II 10 attend
TERMS Mada known at the hour OF sale.
auo7 LYME g. BROTHER. buctioneers.
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Railroads..

OFFICE RICHMOND AND YORK BIvER R.rLHolpJ
Au2uf?7. 1897.
IMPORTANT TO TR.YFLLEes
i AND sHIPPERS-NEw PASSENGER Avn
FREIGHT LIMB To BALTIMQRE-The RICH.
MUDD AND YORK BIVBR K >ILRo,U Is now
open to the public 10 convey passengers and
freight to Baltimore rtd the large and comfortable
steamer ADMIRAL.
Passengers will leave this depot on TUESDAY
and PRlD-Y NJ RaIsGs att clock. connecting
at the WIFI e House with the steamer ADM!s.
Preaching Baltimore on WRDS HsDAY and ,TCR
DAY MORNINGS before breakfast
Returning, will leave Baltimore OF WBDSgS
Day AID SATURDAY EVENINGS at 8 O'Clock
reaching Richmond on THURSDAY and SUNDAY
bveNIH6S
Freish received every day Sundays excepted
at this depot.
For further information apply to
WILLIAM B. RyOs.
Agen Richmond and York River Railroad.
an 28-ts
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NOTICE.-The undersigned begs to
~ announce TO the raissrs and keepers OF
horses IN Virgins hat, with the aid Of lengthy
experience and all necessary or desirable trap
Binss aud machinery, he Is now prepared TO
Bhsak AND TRAIN COLTS AND n RISES TO
OF Bsucher Rary, Herbert or himself (the last a
combination of the first TIL es with improvements
added), as may be preferred by the owner, and at
the most reasonable rates.
Parker c. WEsCOTT, Agent,
an 2a-9H&
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A UCTION SALE.-f will sell at auc-
N ton, in front of the store of John y Albert
Blair n O. lilo Main street, on SAT Il, Slst
August at IL o'clock ~,
MUL8S, in good condition
GOAL CARTS, with HAHN ESs.
also. a BRICK STABLE two stories high, with
ak stalls. and = WOODEN STABLE, with loft and
buggy house attached, with four s'a ls: The Eta.
bies are on Seventh strset north OF Leigh and Will
be shown to any che wishing to purchase at any
JOHN BLAIR, Agent,
lilo Main strest.
Tupya. Accommodating and made Known at
eale dugo-h lDNSot
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By Harrison, aoddin i Appsrson, Auetioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

DENT OF COTTAGE FARM AND
R hS = SH sTREEr AATFW6 NILES WEST AND
IN sIaHT OF RICHMOND; AND SALE AT
Auction OF MULE, COWS, Crops, &C ,: nA ~
sncb ~ TO prevent him from attending to businessl
we shall. IN the premises. on FRIDAY the goth OF
August, 1857 at o. clock p M, rent ont lor 9l,e
year from the 18th of Septenb Der next the very ae-
sirabie little FARM on which he resides CONTAIN
ing eight Of very prod iand be.
sdes the usua out buildings, we OF good water,
&c. The neig borhood ana Location Is very ae-
sirabIe one and the place well adapted 70 mar
ter the renting, will be sold one fine MULE,
four excellent Cows, and all The dAoWlHd
CRuPS, &C.
TsRxs: At sale. ,npneoN
-, AuctioneerS.
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Let him remember that there are thou
sands like 1t all over the land. Ii there
could be . change of places between the
blacks and their white friends for the ne4t
six months We should probably have ie"er
politicians among US next year. STiTh'
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctionoers
and Real Estate Agents..

COMMISSIONERS s LIE OF a
" HOUSE AND LOT ST THR NORTHEAST
INTERsECTION OF AND TWENTY SEVENTH
STREETS, IN THE COUETY OF HEaRlC0:-
Pusuant to thu provisions Of decree OF the
County Court OF Henrico county pronounced on
rs Req, ball as special commissioner, proceed
to aell on SATURDAY the 7th day OF September,
1887. at half past 1 O'Clock r. M, upau tho pre-
misses, the HOUSE, and LOT at the north east inter-
section OF and Twenty venth STREETS. now In
the occupancy OF Mrs Anna 8. Rex fronting on
ru"ning back along the north line IT 8 street lao
feet bling part Of Square No. 30 In Heckler 9
plan of Rutherfoord's addition to the city OF
Richmond. 1t will be divided into lots 10 suit
purchasers.
TERMS: One third cash balance at three and
ak months for ronds with security, and title re-
famed until all the purchase moneyts paid. The
taxes and insurance for the present year to be paid
nv The purchager JOHNSON r. SANDS,
an 2s Special Com missioner
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By Grubbs Williams, Auctioneers,

By Grubbs Williams, Auctloneers,
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.
TARM CALLED WOODLAND, THE
H FORMER RESIDES CT OF JANIS C. SPOTS,
THREE MILES FROM RICHMOND, FOR REST
1T AUCTIOa FOR The YEAR 1895 we viii
rent at auction, on the premises, on MONDAY the
% of September, at o'clock P. u the above
described FahM, containing ITO acr-s OF 6pe land,
nearly all Of which Is cleared. il lies on tn north
side Of the Wastham plank road. The improve
ments ara q large brick dwelling, with ths usual
ont buildings; suited for the accommodation OF q
large family extensive gardan yard, SC
THIS place, being near tn. city, Is desirable as
GRUBBS q WILLIAMS,
an 2e AuctioneeYs.
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By z. B..Cook. Auctionssf.
Corner Governor and franklin streets.

BY z. 3. Cook. Anctionssr.
Corner Governor and franklin streets.
ouPPRB PARLoR, CHAMBER, and
= TURsTr9RR6sf R5Aso Sf rRi
nY soth instant, at 10 O'Clock, will sell at the
residence OF Hr William E. Duhha1n. corner TS OF
I!shth ard Leigh strses, all bis superior FoH.
sdr0ss;, f h1sE@o5p PIANO, seven ocavss
made by Knabe b Co.. Baltimore
e,soant HALL SUITE IN WALNUT, embracing
Hat Rack and Chairs to match;
an RaS Sss,9b oPARLoR FURNITURE,
MARBiE.ToP TABLES,
EHGRAVIEGs.
supsr, or BRUssELs CARPETS, SC.
ROSEWOOD,
WALNUT,
M MAR snd sH6Gk h aiss Eszlsss
The dining room is furnished In the same style
mssnissssn' tx B ggEEFEEEs,os TABLE,
elegant WALNUT LIBRARY CASE.
The residence Is furnished entire with bRus-
SELLS CARP ETS Of the best quality;
The CHINA, GRoCKERY, and GLASSWARE Is
OF B sns Rist 1 SasMsER and TOILET SETS;
The kitchen Is furnished completely, eompri-
sing every article necessary:
At th same time Will be 2fsred ppt.ov =, - .
latest style, and nearly eW.
The Furniture In this residence recommends
itself to the favorable attention OF the public and
to enable citizens an opportunity to examine ~
the house will be open on Thursday, Zsth lns'ans'
an 20 z. B. COOK, Auctioneer.
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BY &. B. Cook, Auctloneer,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.

TTNRESERvED SALE OF DRY
u GOODS. FANCY ARTICLE &C., AT AUG
TON Ion WEDNESDAY, September 4th, vt 10
o'clock, ] will sell at the sore OF nj. !. y;
QuarIes, No 3l9 Broad stre-t, between Thlrd ana
Fourth the haiance.of his stock OF
DRY GOODS,
FANCY ARTICLES, &C.,
embracing as large an assortment o! staple goods
IA is usually found in FIRST class retail establish.
ment. ..,-- - :.
This sale being unreserved, the attention OF
those In want Of this line OF goods respectfully
called &. B. COOK,
u3O AuctioDssr
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DO ~
GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE III;
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG, AMP pW IT,
MAC RAILROAD, CARRYING THE usIiyy
STATES MAIL TWICE DAlLY-ZLEGhhTGs A GS
WITH SRW PATENT SLEEPING GHAlks W \,
ALL TRAIHS.-The THROUGH TRAINS on .n,i
road are now run from the southern terminus y,
the Connection railroad, corner BIRD AID hisA''
STREETS, as follow:
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN loarss sMo.
mond daily 1t lilo A. n, arriving IN ssnh.s
ton at 6.ls r. n, CONNECTING with the cary
ternoou express trains for the horih' has'' AH'
West.
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN. wit sis.
CANT cars supplied with the new patent siessHP
chsiys attached, leaves Richmond daily ~ 49, t,
NJ, Sundays sxcepted) arriving In sshinsr ,.
at SIS A. g., connsotinq with the early nosn'
Ing trains for the N orth, Esst. and West.
TSs accoaAopAT III sssfRai with local
press pac kages, leaves Richmond daily lsrha.
exeepted) from the depot, corner OF eroIs
Eighth streets, at p. n, arriving In f'se'
THEO6GH TICKETS and THRouGH BAS.
CAGE CHECKS TO Alexandrts. WsshinsV vi
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York. bos'oh' 49,
all the principal cities In the West
For furth err information and through ue ~ IA
ply at the ONCE Of the company, corner
Eighth streets, shockos Hill, and al Inc "sN'
offce, corner Byrd and Eighth streets, rxrpy
General Ticket Agens;
GAMuHL RUTH, Superintendent ~"
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Meetings.
opp,c. op rHx EAvfpNAt CoALf

oprIoB OF r#E NATIONAL CoAL1
MIslEa COMPANY:
RICHMOND. Va, August 70, i'".
A MEETING OF THE STOCK bDnpnaa
" Frs OF THE EATTnSAL coal mr"!n IN.
COMPANY Ia hereby called for THU aspA "a; 90 ~
TEMPER IT, 1857 at IL o'c iock A. 81 tnesonee "a
the said Company 10 RiohmoDd, fa.
By ord err Of The Presldent. o.o,s,o
M 40 I'd o. b. DuRRAHCB. seeretsly.
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BY Isbell & Davis.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
opposite Spotswood Hotel.

DEsIRABLE FRAME TENEMENT
DoV TH8 CORNER OF LEIGH AgD ADahS
STREETS, AND TWO BRICK TENRAEbTS 0n
THE EAST SIDE OF ADAhs BETWEEN LElG II
TIUN-We will sell at auction, upon the pre-,
misses on FkIDAY the aoth Day o. A tn. Int at
fioned VT desirable FRAME TENBMkNT
conaining six rooms, with gas. water, ample SER
wants rooms, and other out-houses fronting 80
Also. two BRICK TBNEMENTS, containing
five rooms each besides garnet rooms, with ga.
&c., fronting % feet each on the east eide OF
Adams street.
Terms: one fourth cash the balance at six,
Twelve eighteen, and twenty-four months for ne,
got liable not 8, with interest added. and sscured
6y irust deeds. ISBELL 4 DAVIS,
au2S Auctinneers.
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ByT w. Keesee, Auctioneer.
Ohce No. 1917 Main street, between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE LITTLE FARM OF sEVESTY;FlvE
HENRlCn COUNTY, NEAR YORK RIVER Rail-
RoAD, AT AUCTION I'm pursuance OF decree
of the County Court of Henrico on the = day OF
August, 1857, in the suit Of Crews rs. boherty ct
ais, | sbali proceed TO sell 1T public auction, to
the highest bidder, at IL o'clock NJ. on MONDAY
the I'd day Of September 1857, being the first day OF
the September term of Henrico County Court, In
front OF The court house, OF said county, small
FAhM or tract OF land, containing about sE.
VENTY. FIvB ACRES, with com or, bic framed
dwelling house thereon, in the lower end of Hem
rico county, about nine miles below the city OF
hichmond on the Williamsburg stage road, ad-
Joining the lands Of William T. Chaddtck on the
east and the lands OF Mr Phil. Watkins on the
west, and running back TO Boar swamp and very
nearly to the York Eiver railroad, being the same
land formerly owned by William %. George. and
conveyed by said George to Francis Y. Parker,
and by Francis i. Parker to Z. "a. Rhodes, and by
said Rhode. to william Doherty, trus.ee for MRS.
Su.an Harper Doherty.
Terms: For cash as to 40 much OF The purchase
money as will defray expenses Of sale and cosls OF
snit and Ply of a bond Of Sal6 with interest from
the 18th day OF Decem Der, 1866. and on credit o.
twelve months AS 10 the residue; Title retained
till whole purchase money Is paid.
A. X. CcUHTNEY, Special Commissioner
Tuouisw KyEsEE Auctoneer au27
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AucsSoss Safes.
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FUTURE DAY

BY Clopton Hsrwood,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneen,
Tenth between Main and Bank sHes".
HLUAB THkEIEo1IS31uvsTnR
BRICK TBaEH gNT, , ns ran And saYRa-
Tsssrs .TsssTs, roR sALs AT Ao or HES.
WIN b sold 2. soston on sne ass
n the VERY excellent TgRsR.SrOHY baich
TEaEMENT located IS above rooms ta.
It contains stoIs basement ssni TAI Which wss
sed for humber OF years as restsnrsnt 9y me
late George E. sadler, with fine bar ana nA'ui %
complete two feet, more or
less on Main street and dsPsn o. h one nrsmises
and t Ten !set Nv GOOD tenants at fair rents.
are Ts ossM ads known at the hour Of ss1sn on
Auctioneers.
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BY Harrison, Goddin b Apperson, Auctionssrs
and Real Estate Agents.

BY Harr1son, doddln q Appsrson, Austloneefs
and Real Estate Agents.
A DESIRABLE FARM OF TWO
"A HUNDRED ANDSiXrEEN ACRES QFLAND,
IN HENRICO COUNTY, ON THE WILLIE MS
BURG Road FIVE MILES BELOW RICHMOND,
AND ONE MILE FROM THE YORK RlVER
RAILROAD. FOB SALE ST AUCTloh.-At the
request OF Mr. n Hill we shall fer for sale at
public auction on MONDAY the I'd day OF Sep
tember next, at Henrico County court oass at IL
O'Clock d., the handsome FARM ocated a. above,
ad Joining the lands Of Allen King, John Bridge
water, Smith New, and hsrs and being Just be-
yond the oater line of fort locations.
bout tb res-fourths Of til tract Is cleared The
Improvements are excellent, conristiug Of a hand
some DWSLLIN O. HOUSE and all necessary out
houses, frst-rate garden, and some choice fruit
treas.
Mr.. Young, P. Watkins. residing on the place,
will take pleasure IN showing 1t to any person
DESTROYS Ct purch asing.
The terms viii be very accommodating, and
made known at the hour OF sale.
HARRISON, GODDlG i APPERSoN,
au2e Auctionsers.
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Ia ID

3@ " e f9szSls
VIRGINIA CENTRAL ABROAD.
Y SUMMER sCHEDULS-On and after SUN.
DAY, June 1e. the Mail Train will 6s run between
Richmond and the western terminus Of ths road
(which In few weeks will be at Coyingtop) daily,
except on Sunday, and on Sunday between Rich
mono and 6ordonsvlle.
Leave Aichmond. ..:..............''.'.. ..ao a n
Leave western terminus. ............... 43 a. n.
Arrive In Richmond .................... AS =. n.
Arrive at western terminus ............ eb? =. n.
The Freight Train leaves Richmond
daily, except on Saturdays, at. ..... Goo r. d.
Arrives In Richmond, except on, Mon
A Passenger Car will be attached to this train
east OF Gordonsville.
Passengers for Augusta Springs leave the road
at Staunton;
Passengers for Natural Bridge, Rockbrdss
Baths and Alum Springs at Goshen
Passengers for Bath Alum, Warm. Hot, and
Healing Springs at Millboro'
Passengers for White snd Salt Sulphur and
Sweet Springs at western terminus
The arrangements with stages are such as 70
avoid night travel after 9P. n In all cahss.
Through tickets sold to all the above points.
Also, 70 all prominent points In the Southwest 70
Washington and northern cities, and to prominent!
| points IN the Valley Of Virginia, and on the
Orange and Alexandra railroad
les General superintendent.
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FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH
II OLD POINT. AND ALL LAND. ID nezs
1HGs oE JAMES RIVER The fast 5rJA. z
al delegsnt steamer sHSrs%xx5
JOHN SYLVESTER.
CAPTAIN q. @ 9IypoRp
leaves her wharf at Rockets for above .nans1
place. on MONDAY, WEDN BsDAY, and FRIDAY
ata SIX O'CLOCK A. n ;, and return on Tuesday
Thur'day, and Saturday. u
Passengers will arrive At City Point In tim. e
connect with train for Petersburg.
Freight received at ali hours for Boston. Balu.
more principal landings on Chesapeake bay, ana
all landings on James river at sasona able rsts,
Freight for wav landings must be prs-pa
Letters entrusted 70 purser OF steamer mus, b.
enclosed In Government stamped envelope
Applyt to l; B. fATUA, Agent.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-30
AUCTION safes.
FUTURE DAY.

~. 1.rtson. Goddin b Appsrson. Auctionssrs
% and Real Estate Agents.
VALUABLE PROPERTY
l KNOWN as sTAPLEss MIL, SIX 1 h nhs
npSp YkHDs or TBE RICHMOND AND Pied.
ERIuKsBHRG RAILROAD. FOR SALB at AUC-
TfON VIII be sold at auction, on the premises,
p NJ, the above valuable property, with TWO
ACRES OF LAND att ched to II It 10 70 ven
sary The mill and mill. dam need some few re-
pairs, which. when done, will make the property
very valuable.
two years for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed.
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