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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-16

A ADMINISTRATORS SALE.-As ad-
n rinistrator of the estate of the late K. w.
Hunter, ! will, on FRIDAY the 18th instant, pro,
coed To sell to the highest bidder at the store and
dwelling lately occupied by him. on Broad De.
tween Fifth and Sixth streets, the entire contents
OF said store, consisting in part of
splendid Soda Fountain, with all the NIX
lures:
so Glass Candy Jars, assorted:
. Show Cases,
pair Counter Scales.
Lot of Candy, Cakes Canned Fruits, Nuts,
Toys, Fireworks, &c.
A large lot of Candy making implements,
Glassware, Ice cream Freezers, &c.
ALSO,
small lot of very good FURNITURE, consist
in part Of
. excellent Marble top Tables,
. Mahogany Divans,
q Mahogany Spring seat Chairs,
large Mirror and several small Mirrors,
. small Marble-top Tables, on iron frames;
| very good Bureau,
Cane-seat Chaira,
Pictures, &c. ia MES /. UIbEE,
Administrator of Robert w. Hunter, deceased.
eale conducted by V. WISFRgE. au l3-l't
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By Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Aucttonssrs
and Zeal Estate Agents.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF FARM AND
4 MILL IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. SVEN
MILES WEST OF RICHMOND, ON The Sourli
SIDE OF THE MANCHESTER AND FALLING
CREEK TURNPIkE.-By virtue of deed OF trust
executed by John D. Thomas bearing date the
10th OF August 1865 duly recorded IN Gu ssierheld
County Court, shall, in execution thereof, pro-
coed to sci at public auction, on the premises, on
TUEDSAy the eth August. 1867, at II o'clock III .,
ii fair if not tho first fair day thereafter, the
FARM on which the said Thomas now rasdes.
formerly owned by Mrs Sarah A. Forloin9s,
containing 25G GEES, on which there is an ample
supply Of wood. The improvements consist of :.
dwelling house containing i've rooIns barr st.
BILE quarters &c, and an excellent GRlST MI. ia.
Their. IS some fine meadow land and good old
orch I'd on the place.
TERMS: Enough in cash to dcfray expenses of
sale ard to pay off two bonds Of 1000 each, with
interest from 10Th of August 1866 on credit IS TO
81 900 until 10Th August, 1858, with Interest from
10th August 1865 and rs TO the residue of the pro
ceeds OF sale, on such terms as the said Thomas
shall prescribe and direct.
wELLiNGToy GoDDIN, Trustess.
DAVID a. BROWN,
Sale conducted by HARRISON, doDDiS u APPER-
con, AuctiOncers. au l.
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SDeciGI Notices.
ag STAND BY THE FLAG! :
GIVE 1T YOUR CORDIAL SUPPORT AND ALL
WILL BE WE'LL.

The flag which we call upon you to stand oy 10
the one upon which is inscribed
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioheo4''
cornar Wall and Franklin streetS'

FoTJsR X IdTE cd REs5RAREhsh4 nE5a5ddzE
1sp t GhaY esTsEETs On cHUECa HILL Toa
SALE At win ssi on + TsaURsGAY
T1 sns owEer a. iss at 81 O'clock, those very
vsiusbls BTiIDNG LOTS located as sise Of
fronting 80 feet each On shs parallel
Iinss lbs feet to an alley This property is con-
sdersd the mort valuable in that vislny sI 10
is well worthy the attention OF those oeshi's -
buy unimprov property. ,v and
TERMS: ns-third cash = balance In SIX f an
twelve months, negotiable notes, interes. y, b
and secured by a trust deed. Taxes OF i'V' - -
pa'd " 'n' 20 LYNE& BROTHER, Auctioneers.
Owing 10 the inclemency OF the weather, the
oho~s "a le is postponed until TUESDAY, 2Oth, al
nc same hour-5 O'Clock p. u.
'n TO- I'd "a LYME & BROTHER, Auctioneers.
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RNiNO0ds.
ia I'll aa:Eys -; 49,.

OFFICE Richmond AVID ToRY RIygs,
HAtLROhD CONPAyY
RICHMOND ,Tuiy III l.ey
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T1NCELLENT AND CONVENIENT
EILT LOCATED BRICK TEN EMENT, ON THE
" EST SIDE OF FOURTH. BETWEEN FRAN s, =
LIN AND GRACE STREETS, FOR SALE Al
AUCTION Will he sold at auction. on the pre-
misses on FRIDAY the 10Th OF August, 1877, al >
O clock P. NJ the excellent BRICK Ten E =,
located az above, in rear OF the residence OF the
late Mr.. william Breeder. It contains eight
rooms, with fire-places to each, besides brlcR
kitchen has recently been thoroughly remodel-
led and repaired. and Is now III complete order.
Possession given at once.
TERMS: One fifth cash: balance at three, SIX,
nine and twelve months for negotiable notes, IN
terest added, secured by a trust deed.
HARRISON, GUDDlN 4 APPERSON,
az 1o-aodiI Auctioneers.
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s, % % 9 D q, 81.

IT. D. y q TII MI
lie General suparintarder,
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For Reflt.

RaONTROSE FOR RENT CIR LEASE.
WI The above FARM, containing $50 acrsa, Of
which ZOO acres are able, situated one ard half
miles east OF Richmond, on the Williamsburg
Turnpike road, is offered for rent or lease. it is
well adapted not only to the production Of the
poses Of dairying 1t has on it comfortab Bile dwell
ling. house, a large and commodious barn, and
extensive stables. Possession on the lst OF Sep
teuber, except as to the right OF The retiring
tenant to hold the land un5er tilaSe, with the use
of the barn long as may be necessary 10 harvest
and secure the growing crops Direct applica-
lions by mail box G53) TO CHARLES I. WILL
LIAMS, or call on him at No. lois Main street.
lG-eodt>l
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
corner of Fifteenth and Franklin streets.

corner Of Fifteenth and Franklin streets.
VERY VALUABLE THREE-STOR1
y GRANITE AND BRICK TENEMENT, on
THE WEST SIDE OF SEVENTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
For SALE at hUCTION.-Wil be sold at public
auction on FRIDAY the 10th day of August 1867,
a. s, o'clock F. NJ, the above .descrb bed property,
consisting Of STORE, and DWELLING over the
having front OF twenty two feet more or less. on
Seventeenth street, and running back between
parallel lines thrty-t feet, more or less 10 al
alley.
TERMS: Onethird cash balance at six and
twelve months, negotiable notes, interest added'
secured by trust deed.
an IL LYME i BRoTHEh, ahctloHeeIe.
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old DOMINION CIDER MI Is
" We have perfected cur OLD DoMlAloSs
I'LL, and have now Gnq uestionably the nto'
PORTABLE ClDsR MILL. In use. Wossk 81 eN.
amDa!ton or trial, and challenge e)mp"ltloa
With any mill IN tee market Owners ot orthat1'
VIII! consult II cir interest by seeing the Ola 10
minion beior. purchasing cider mill ,,,,
We sell also the Hickok and Hutchinson Nl!.'
at lowest market price.
H. VI. SMITH Co,
az E-6t 1882 Main street.
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Lost, Str0yed, and Found.


y EWARD-ONE HUNDRED DOL
III LARS.-The Dupont Magazine, near the
poor-house, was broken open on the night Of the
14th of August, and abort
CASES. containing CcANisTERs, and
QUARTER KEGS,
were stolen therefrom. We will give for the re-
covery Of the powder
FIT ID o l. s,
and in proportion for the amount recovered and
FIFTY DOLLARS
for the detection of the thief.
au l6-1w +. & s. WukTHAM 4 co.
r OST. The finder of a G o l. D
IL SLEEVE BUTTON (has little ring in IT. will
be literally rewarded by leaving it at
HENRY MILLER & CO.'S,
Main street opposite St. Charles Hotel.
l6-lpr
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auction Sales.


FUTURE DAY.
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CAROLINA RICE, PURE LEAF
Y LARD OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE,
for sale by STEVENS & PEGRAM,
aus Gil and Gl3 Broad street.
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RICHMOND AVID PgTERaBURg RATIRo,n "a )
RICHMOND, VA, July 3, l.s7
Do W - .9ssssz7

DO ID - g. ssslsz,gi
CHAHGE OF SCHEDULG.-On a.
" after FRIDAY the 5h Infant train. a, 80
road will run as follows: v" '"i
Leave Richmond daily a.5A. NJ anGlgsp :,
Leave Petersburg daily at Q 40 A. Il and II;
n.
An tCComMODATTOH TRAIN viii l..rstr..
mond at p. 81. and Petersburg at a 81 80.
except Sunday. ''''r
The 20 T.. NJ. train connects at Pet0rx6r-,. -,.
Norfolk train daily (eEcept Suntayl ya.st5 ~, "a
folk, with through tickets and baggage caocs. >,
E. II. Gill. ~
jys Engineer and Srpe,!u,nsier,
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NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE
" AND JNTERMgDTATE LsTDITrs -
RICHMOND and YORK RTVE2 RAiLgo,,
ERW sCEEoULE.-On and afterTTxgDty ~
23d, tbs trains will leave the depot Of hi. H.,
pany at 7 A. IL, connecting on Tuesdays TIN
dave and Saturdays with the StoarnsT II III
Captain sCHUYMRRHoRT. for Norfolk, por,,..
Monroe, and intermediate landings, drrl7lg.,,'''
Norfolk at8P 81. 8 a.
Returning, the steamer Will lsaTs yorrol, =
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays At
passengers arriving in Richmond a. 6 P 81
Passengers taken to and from all Iandirg.
Freight taken TO and from Al. wheryaa o-,t..
remain In Norfolk ons night Va!
BY order OF the President
au ls-3m WILLIAM B. EJCs, Aver,
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100 BONES STAR ADAMANTINE
IOt CAnDIES for sale by
anG MEST & ANDREWS. l7l2 Main street.
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JOSH Billings lives in New York.
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DOR RENT, the HOUSE at present
II occupied By Mr.. George l.. BdRood, on E1<s
81 ain street between Third and Fourth. Pos rST
session given iIamediatelv 1t will De put IN -ta,
perfect order. Apply to
je 20 PURCELL, LADD co.
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Know = by Destiny.

MADAME e. y. THoRNrON, the great English As-
trologist, Clairvoyuut and Psy chomutrican. who
has astonshed the scientific classes of the Old
World has now located herself at Hudson, \. Y
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful pow.
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knowledge of the greatest Importance to the sin.
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person you are to marry. and by the aid of an in
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ture Of the future husband or wife of the appli-
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lfe leading traits of character, SC. This Is no
humbug, as thousands of testimonials can assert
She will send, when desired, certified certificate
or written guarantee that the picture is what it
purports to be- By enclosing small lock OF hair.
and stating place of birth, age, disposition, and
complexion, and enclosing hfty cents and stamped
envelope addressed to yourself you will receive
the picture and desired information by return
mail. All communications sacrodly confidential
Address in confidence, MADAME Il. F. THORNTON
p. o. Box 223, Hudson, MY. ap6'67dlycrs
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Monats Life Pills are % cents per box Morat,s
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r.H. I'D WHITE i ROWLAND, Proprietor
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Feb. 23 leGT-weowly26
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y special to the Cincinnati Commercial
from Chicago July 8, says: Last night,
George Fildman was found lying dead in
his kitchen under the most singular cir
cumstances. 1t seems that his wife and
family had been absent all day, and an Of
licer who was called to the house found
the body in an almost nude condition on
the floor, lying between two tubs a few
feet apart, across which was board. The
feet of the corpse was securely tied by a
towel, which was wet, but there was no
evidence whatever that water had been
used in that room during the day, the
floor being dry and the tubs showing no
signs of having had any water in them
No marks ofany kind were found on the
i'iii''"S' Fr r#..,.rr.
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Rings Vegetable Ambrosia

Is the most popular HAIR RESTORATIVE of
the day, tits cleaner, more richly perfumed, and
Is warranted to restore gray hair to its natural
colori stop its coming o1i remove dAndrufH from
the scalp, and prevent badness, Read the follow e
Ing hohle testimOnys ...T .f.r-..
CERTIFICATE.
The following is 20 cert fy that | have used
RINGS VEGETABLE AMBROSIA for the mast
six months, and have found In II all tbnt Is
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say that NOW have a hne growth of healthy hair
whilst all other restoratlyes have failed. can
also testify ns to its qualities In restoring gray
hair 70 its original color having seen Il tested by
my most intimate friends. know IL to be supe.
rloF 20 all other restoratiyes. What do Know, 1
know from experience, in reference TO its proper
ties, and would recommend it TO all as being the
best article Ia market WIN. NJ. HIPPARD
Dayton, Ohio, August "a, 1865.
EN-. TUBBS CO., Props, Peterboro, NH.
For by all Druggists in Dayton, and every.
where, DR.. w. w.
au26dawsm Wholesale Agent, Dayton, o.
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From an Article by the Ed
itor of the N. Y. Herald.

Their efficacy is proven by the
most incontrovertible evidence, found
in the New York City Inspectors
Report of the past winter, showing
that the mortality from Consumption
and kindred diseases has diminished
thirty per cent, and yet the severity
of the past winter would have in
creased instead of diminished the
mortality arising from Pulmonary
disease had there not been some new
and powerful counter acting influence
at work. We have had personal ex-
perience Of the happy results of
Medicated Inhalation, and can vouch
for its success, having suffered sever
al years with a Bronchial and Throat
Affection, and exhausted all other
medical treatment without avail.
DR.. WISE has devoted many years
to the treatment of Chest diseases,
Catarrh of the Head, and all forms of
respiratory complaints, treating them
with entire satisfaction by the above
named remedies, and has cured many
cases in this vicinity, as well as in
the adjoining counties and States of
Indiana and Kentucky, Ito whom he
will, with pleasure, refer the afflicted
if desired,) who are now well and
enjoying good health, and who be-
fore being treated by those remedies
it seemed evident would fill prema-
ture grave.
once No, 26s THIRD Street, Dayton, o.,
In WOodhul's Agricultural building, be-
tween Jefferson and ~. Clair sts.
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a rather funny case came before a ms
tice at Milwaukee the other day. A younp
woman no had accepted the attentions
and civilities of a gentleman for some time,
at length was married to somebody else, to
whom she had been privately engaged at
the time she accepted his services. Where
upon the deceived individual sued for a bill
OF SlO4 %, the amount he paid in her be-
half IN taking her to concerts. operas, pic
ulcs' rides, and Ice cream saloons. As an
onset he credited her with sundry kisses,
valued at SlO 6712, and several squeezes,
SO 371a, an unreturned photograph. and 4
ring, making total of $37 10. He re.
covered the bill, the Judge allowing the
plaintiff the kisses ut his own valuation.
Ihe case Is to be carried up. and there
promises to be much conflicting testimony
as to the value of the Milwaukee girls
kisses. e.
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A special dispatch to the Cincinnati COM
mercfaI says a man named Scott, who had
been a breakesman on the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi Railroad, and who was lately dis
charged, was arrested on Saturday and
brought to East ST. Louis, charged with at
tempting to throw q train from the track.
a man named Warren states that he dis
covered Scott in the act of placing large
log on the track at u place called Indian
Lake. Warren rolled the log of, pursued
Scott, and captured him. The citizens OF
st. Louis were so much incensed at the dia-
bolical attempt that it was with difficulty
they were prevented from lynching the Of
fender.
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A SALT LAKE JoKE.-The Salt Lake Ye-
dette says: "A wayfarer dropped into the
Occidental Hotel, in this place. on Tuesday.
to get square meal. Having planted
himself in chair at one of the tables, he
was confronted by the waiter with
'Whatll you havef' The hungry one
fastened his eyes on the attache le SOUP and
said: What have you got that's good y
ON, we've roast beef corn beef, roast NUT
tor; boiled mutton, fried ham, and hroiled
curlew' what the hills curlew| said
the stranger. 'Curlew why curlew ia
a bird something like snipc.f Did it fiy p
Yes Did it have wings?' Yes Then
don't want any curlew in mine; any-
thing that had wings and could fy and
didn't leave this d-n country don't want
for dinner
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Wonderful, but True.

MADAME REMINGTON, the world renowned
Astrologist and SomnambulistieCIairvoya while
in "larvoyant state delineates the very features
OF the person you are to marry, and by the aid OF
an instrument of intense power, known as the
fSychomotrope, guarantees to produce a perfect
and life-ike picture of the future husband or wife
of the applicant, with date of marriage, occupa-
ton, leading traits Of character, &c. This is no
imposition, US testimonials without number can
assert BY statngp place Of BIRTH age, disposition,
color of eyes and hair, and enclosing 1lty cents
and stamped envelope addressed to yourself you
will receive the picture by return mail, together
with desired information.
BES~ Address in confidence, MADAME GERTRUDE
REMINGTON, 7; o. Box 297, West Troy, NY.
April o, lS67dlycis
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TO the Patrons of the Empire.

With the present issue the EMPIRE will
be discontinued. To-morrowwe will pub
lish the first number of the DAYTON DAILY
LEDGER.
As successor to the EMPIRE. the LEDGER
will be furnished to the subscribers of that
paper till otherwise ordered.
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EXPLORATION OF GREENLAND.-An Eng
lishman named Edward Whymper, famoIis
as an Alpine climber. has set out on nm ex-
plorlng expedition to the interior of Green
land. In n letter from Copenhagen he
says:
The interior OF Greenland is az present
entirely unknown, and no serious attemnt
has ever been made to explore it. The
two or three excursions which have been
made by Danes toward the interior during
the present century have experienced no
greater difficulties than might DE expected
from inadequate time and imperfect means.
DR.. Hayes, UNITED States) has however
on more than one OCCASION made excurs-
ions toward the interior with considerable
success and has managed to travel as much
rs thirty-tve or forty miles day. Not
oRly are traditions to be met with ON every
hand among the Greenlanders that the in
terror is fertile, buCit is made almost GER
tain by the fact that the countless herds o
reindeer which visit different parts of the
coast always retire toward the interior,
where they are not followed. These herds
OF reindeer are so vast in numbers that
they must require for sustenance consid-
cradle amount Offood and hence it is be-
lieved by many who are best acquainted
with the subject, that the interior, If not a
fertile, must be very far from barren
country"
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Errors of Youth

gentleman who suffered Tor years from cry
Gus debility, premature decay, and all the effects
OF youthful indscretion, will, for the sake of suC
ierihg humanity send free to all no need il, the
recipe and directions for making the simple rem
cay Dy winch he "ascured. Sufferers wishing to
proht oy the advertisers experience can do So by
addressing, In perfect confidence
JOHN Il. OGDEN,
~ Cedar Street, New Nork.
May 7, ls67-dT&W1yr.p&co-ny
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The following obituary notice is said to

have appeared lately in German paper:
MY husband is no more. He did not
wish to live longer, and, if he had, 1t would
have made no difference. for the rout en-
tered his stomach and was soon followed
by death. shall marry the doctor who so
kindly attended my late husband; ! learned
then to trust him. Soft rest the ashes
of the departed one, whose wholesale liuuor
business | shall continue at the old stand
MARIA w. ScHLEMM,"
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NOTICE.

William y. Eby, Plaintiff, against Rebecca Jane
Eby, Defendant, ""~
common Pleas Court, Montgomery County, Ohio
DEBECCA JANE EBY, in the county of Uut -
III Ter, and State of ohio, is notified thai WuIior,
=. kby did, on the 18th day of April A. ID lsEI
nle his petition in the Court of Common Pleas
within and for the county Of Montgomery nnd
state Of Ohio, praying that he may he divorced
from the said ltebecca Jane Eby, which pstition
will stand for hearing at the next term OF ,HM
Court. Gause-Adulter. WILLIAM y EBY'
ShV' W moiAh' AVy' ma2O, ,'6Tw6sbG
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A special to the Cincinnati Enquirer says
A young man named Richardson, respect
ably connected, while drunk yesterday,
shot his mistress, woman OF disreputable
character, the ball from his revolver taking
effect in her thigh. \ few moments after
ward he shot himself, the bali taking effect
in the left breast. Both will recover.
Richardson lie under arrest