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Bachelors Hair nre.

This splendid Hair Dye is the hasta,, 81,
world. The only true and 1perfect NY
Harmless, Reliable; instantaneous. Eo
8Nl VISA pc mel NO ridiculous tints'
effects of BAD Dues, Inyigorates ne .h bei IA
leaving j. soft and beaotfful Tie aen n, q
me me Is slgnsc wytss9In A. Bachelor All 9TH
avoided. Sold By. all Druggists anu poe oe
I Vnrsrs Factory 81 Barclay Street, New
%. BEWARE OF ii s ce. uvr !, sfal
dec lily. Elf.
sIio'sHi'sol1duL bas ,iaoo .b1sI
.sais1 'sswol is .bsaa gliqmorq srsb,o
Xfb SfaRs
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DR.. Johnson.
The franklin Brick Machine,

Justly celebrated for perfect simplicity,
sTeat strength, and IMMENSE cofffpressffig
power, IS GUARANTEED with, eight men
nd two horses, N63 ssIfLttnpes I'M clay
and ma Se 5000 TO $500 elegant bricks per
neur 4 / 81 III H RENICIK, Prop q .
,.,,, 30 q, a Broadway, New York. R9pm6s.
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CITY NEWS.

REPAIRED.-That part of Main
Streetswhichsi il covered with plank,
was repaired yesterday. IA great
many of the planks had rotted and
worn out.5 They were removed and
new ones placed down.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-23

tH--AF 81
FELL IN,-Lasts evenings a. while
after dark, a part of the pavement on
the side of the opera house Site next
to locust Street, suddenly fell in with
a crashing sound. i All the arches
.builded underneath the pavement
gapeiway, and half the sidewalk was
ptecipitated into the cellar-l The
water from the river saturating the
earth. together with. the late heavy
rains, was no doubt the cause 1t
will be quite job to repair it. I'm
the meantime the Inconvenience will
bebpeT5 great TO those passing g that
~ of 197iT 9dt 4n b9bli9tx9. n9iaH
sE1f adt ~ enil99b 9dt bus .itGHnio
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-23

eniair IIiIa 81 bus .idg'4 tsei ssd9ai
Iooo baG ybDolo 1edisoW Zlgols
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-23

TRANSPORTATION FURNISHED. =
Since April last, transportation has
been furnished ctorat least three hum
dred INDECENT persons to leave the
city. On one, order, thirty persons
were conveyed to other places. One
hundred and thirty -dke dbdefsU Nave
been Issued ssgqe fipes p am Il
time. ~ .-''- - -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-23

yTtl.toS 6rfe snIp1 1s9 % s9Glq sdj "a
s3na1nsaner1R 9bGnr sVsd sW .ys5elDssi
.vIqqus 1neianOo 1ol
10 nIafs 5T ,.sOHd Ia38olY
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,Iad1B1 I9YIN

An exchange ahhohnaess-n the
President frmsli though the Radical
firm sds5g doing the most business.
ieada" eha 40 fEoiisei2Ie sDepboef,as4
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HOME ,AsAN-rMrsuGillison Ma
ghee, of the Wholesale Dry Goods
house of G.. Maghee 4 Co.. who has
been In the Eastern markets for a. few
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE
Evansviifg and Charlottesville.

FROM TERRE HAUIEmegF
Leave. Arrive.
Day Express. ....,,,..s....4 4,V5 PMl 1855 M
Night Express - 20 Am IL 90 Ngt
Mall 80 A MI IL .05 M
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.b1sod 40 ylqqs ega,saq1o idsl9ll 4o4
u IgyBm
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-23
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.

0FRostl vtNCENNEs! speg4 (
sts,N 60, Going East Going W.T.
rs 81 6:25
Expressy,,.-.. ..,,, 80 P NJ $3.50 AZ N
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p@Casppta. x, Mil. Miller the gal
liant and handsome Clerk of Gibson
CounsS, owass in the 4 city yesterday.
HeFsgffhaOs daWg on ,l business y IS fbyt
other attractions may, haYe brought
him here. 81 rtAA'0't,i y
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-23

weeks past, iShqMe agaiH,sapd fayqrs
the Jou RIVAL withg,G f3ehh qf Tate View
York pa pers in advance of the mail Il,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-23

OBTAIN only BRowN's BRONCHIAL .TRo- i
scHEs, and do not take any of the Woyshless
limitations that may be offered. SoLl, EVE.
'RYwHERE. ,EO1 y HON Idsee dAwen
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. .STEAMBOATILTNEE

RoeHport stage oFia Newburghand Boon
ville,l carrying the mail, leaves at Am,
on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by p. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-23

CLEANED. = The mud from the
crossings on Main Street; and on on the
greater portion efthat thoroughfare
has been cleaned upI and pedestrians
of the feminine gender can perambu-
late at preasdfe Oh that street. That
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-23

FLAesr-Quites a. number Off Gags
were displayed from houses yesterday
Alarge-andl beautiful one adornedthe
steeple of the Court House, its grace
full folds playinGint the breeze lie lis
always refreshing,tessegthat emblem
ola nations freedom and greatness,
displayed aboyes.the heads of those
who love it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-14

WANTED, BY A PEACI1C@ l.
w DRUGGIST. having thirty years expe-
rience both in the whoie-aie and rs,al ~ asp n,-
mani Pa RTNhR With capital efficient 70 com
,nanca tho WHobESALE phUG BU> SkS> IN MS
civ For further reformation lHqulre OF H. ~.
siiys5n Dispntch office. npuccrsT
II q 70 " 49,,
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BALTIMoRE LIVE STOCK MARKET, SEP
TEMEEn L. [NoonrrpoIt.l -htcccS.-The
offerings OF cattle TOT day are large, amount
ing to about 200 head, and with only q
far demand the market has declined a
30 sc. per pound. The market at the
close of this report was very dull, with a
fair prospect Of IL further decline.
UoyS-Thc supply Of hcgs during the
wecn has been fair, amounting to about
800 head With q brisk demand the
market has ruled quite firm, fair to good
hogs selling at 9h@l0l.c. per pound, net.
Sheep-Shccp have been coming for
ward lie past week quite freely, bnt gene
rally Of very inferior quality, for which
the demand is limited, and the market ex-
ceedlugly dull nj decline OF fully &c.
per pound. Most Of the sales dnrimg the
week have been made to farmers for gra-
2ing, and they have bought quite sparinsly
in anticipation of lower prices. Most OF
the sales have been made ut S2GS3 pei
heaQ.
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The largest railway contract ever made
By single person in this country is said
TO have been made recently by the Hon
Cakes Ames, OF Massachusetts. 1t IS re-
ported that ne has contracted to build the
mountain section of the Pacific railway
some six hundred miles in length, for SLY
600, 900.
All safety-lamps are humbugs. Expe-
ricncc has proved that none of the So
called satety-lampS can be depended upon
when coming in contact with a strong cur
rent Of tire-damp, neither Davy's nor any
other.
Narragansctt Park, at Cranston. r. T.,
cost its owner, Amasa Sprague, $3.50 600.
The gateway cost $4,000, ard the granite
bridge for the horse railroad, $500
The light of other days-Talow candles.
Old wcethoarts-Second-han candy.
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Meeti7aIS.
W07ats.

WANTED, A SETTLED W HITE
w WOMAN to work in the atoreToCm. Good
reconmpn sions required Apply 1T III Arl!ng-
ron House, Sixth and Main streets. SO - 1t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-14
By E. B. Cook, suetionHer'
cornar Franklin and Governor streets.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR THE
n INVESTMENT OF A SMALL. Capital IN
TYRPR'Sg-0n WEDNESDAY TIE ls:h day OF
Sep. mber at y O'CLOCK ~. on the Premises, VIII
be offered for sale and leas4 the following pro-
NEST located at the head Of sev"ntc.idh street
At the base ~ P"orhouse hill, with all tia ma
chi erv necessary for the manufacture Of All kinds
o, furn,tura sn.braci> K 2 RECON- HANDLE u \
CHirE, TURNING EAfHE, GlG saw, GIN
CULAR Sa w, and BDR!HG MACHINE: tosether
with a comllete machine for thu manufacture OF
cotton watdng and batting The whole w4tar
power necessary to work fully al OF the ahoTe MA
cainery Ia unier lease 10 the owner" Tor nearly
fn0r wears zen will ne transferred In the pur-
chaser This AFT, rds fine opportunity TO an en-
t.rpris NJ ma, Of small c.pttal 10 make prohta-
Bile inre-tnent. "
T-rms which will be liberal, will be made
know n on the day II sale -
sale conducted by h. i. C'oh,
sa5.odids Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-14
By Gruhbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.

SMALL MARK ct FARM OF NINE
pTY-SiX tCRES. IN HANOVER tBruT ZIG 1T 81,
MILES From 6ICHMntD. BEING = PART t Gf
DESCE uFDe HENRY COkTIS, FOG SALE At
AUCTIoN.-we will sci at auction, on the pre-, -
rnis.s on WBDSESDAY 18th ~s,tembsr, IT l.
o'cIurk n the FiEM iocared as abov- dsrcri5ed,
containing nin1ty six aces, seventy cleared
twenty six in wood The Improvements are orad,
n small family Tn- lard J. of tina light v-S"ta;
nile soil peculiar to the neighbo' ood ana Is
to any Tor the production OF carry NeSstao!es anu
fruits. % sd
TsRMs: One. fourth cash ba lance st .. IL. ard
Il uontGs for neGoIabl. notes, interest added So
80 II GhUBBS ( WILLIAMS. Auctionecrs.
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cosrespon dencs OF the Richmond Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, September II, 1867,

WASHINGTON, September II, 1867.
Comparative quiet reigns in all political
affairs in this city. The stories Of Cabinet
changes and removals, so widely asserted
and persistently repeated, so far have
failed of being verified, and every depart
mcnt continues under the administration
Of the same official who was at its head
when the Cabinet rumors began TO circu-
late. While this is so, however, there is
no relaxation in the efforts OF the outside
crowd of wirc-pullers and political machi-
majors who are cndeav0ring TO have their
views of how the departments should be
governed adopted by President johnson.
They swarm as numerous as the season
will allow but by far the greater part OF
their operations, futile as they3 are, have
brcn conducted without the sanction OF
any prominent officer Of the Government.
II is pery seldom that any Of these gentle
men have the opportunity OF informing
Mr.. Johnson what he should do and no"
he should act and there is every prOba-
biily that not one Of the changes that have
been reported will ever occur. Even II
the present Cabinet officials should resign,
be suspended, or depoScd, it is not known
who would be their successors; but as
intimatcd in my previous correspondence,
il is a good plan for those not acquainted
with how rumors spring into life and gam
circulation from Washington to tax very
little heed Of them unless accompanied
with yerv plausible circumstances winch
render them in every way worthy OF bcllei.
Thrrc are some chances that General
FjIZ John Porter, who was dropped from
III. rolls of the army in the early part oil
M. war hv sentence Of cOurt-mar1ial, VIII
hay,. new trial. His petition for Il new
tri,) aupears in some Of the papers OF TO-
d,v thnugh it's publication is known 20 be
=, nnnositjuu 10 Purtcr's wishes. Some oi
h. friends saw that If General Grant can
H.. convinced that any untarncss has been
u.rd towards the former, he Will use MS
Influence towards seeing HIM rghted. THIS
mic,,t have been expected OF Grant, now
ever, as it is characteristic OF bim IN al!
cases to lend a willing car 10 petitions; and
no man is more anxious ever to see officers
Of the old army rightcd in their fortunes
if harshy treated, than he.
There are reports circulating tha' nenc-
raj Sheridan will soon make visit to
Washington, and III consequence, con
siderable activity in Republican p'il'lca'
associations towards giving him an ovation
i, displayed. It is a mistake, however, as
there has been Il" official orHcr calling tlaI
General here. He relieved General Ham
cock Il, Lcavenw"rih 10 day, and The latter
will probably soon he III nShihetoh.
Very little is now said III reference to
the relations between the General com
handing the armies and the President
The business which more than any other
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y to Mitchell tyler, lsls Main street, Kieh.
moad, Va, respectfully cal! sit9ntlo1 70 ths Ell
WATCHES and CHAINS, CLOCKS, JEWElRY,
SILVER and PLATED WAKE, GOLD, SiLTER
and STEEL SPECTACLES and Ely B-GLASSES,
surpassed by any class Of goods in the county
It's to uaity, and which they will sell Al prices AZ
lo,. IN any other regular house north or snIth
rhe'r present sock Is well selected and very coiJ.
plets and con-ists O! the desirable and
fash!onahta styles usually kspt IN trst class aT.
ery establishments, End 10 which they are con.
st4nlly adding new goods. Ih5T continue, az
heretofore to order dire ct from the factories what
ever articles their customers may desire. anI q,
ths shortest possible notice HAl2 JEWE,ug #
every description made to order. TarCH RI.
psIiING done IN tbs very bas! manner By TIE
mott sx ceriancod watcirn ksrs In the country.
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~ harrison, 9oddin i Appsrson, Auctionesf'
and Resi- Estste Agents.

rRusTEE'S SALE OF AGO 4:lo
lCEEs OF VALUABLE TIMBEEED 5 ,iT "
N HsNRrCO COUNTY, ABOUT TES III \ II Ls .
YET ~ RICHMOND SETWsSN The DsE :,
HTN pOsDA NDTHE TH3FE. ca 'PPtp RlAD D.
r. trustees in certain deed Il trust made de ny b.
" Green and Julia A, his vile dated s2tn Snp :,
,smber. 1896 duly recorded In Henrco ,onn1y
Cnrrt va shall in execution thereof, al me re-
onsst If The bene fciar:ps In the said deed pro-
Ill RI sell A. public sucfon, on the retnisss. on
EsfDeY october Il, 1867, at IL CLOCK III. u ial :,
- moi m. dr-t fair day thereafter that valnaole
FACT OF LAND located "a above coh1ain,hH
ios A. 10 ACES according 10 recent survey. Inc
s.,d land Il heavily covered with sup"r'"r "ona
and timber. and by reason thereof Is regarded OF
peculiar vsiua. oxrorsos NJ
soIa A. to nav off and dischtrce al Of the notss
,ef.rred to in said deed W hco have mstnr,d,
amonrting to 80 233 II and AS 10 any surplus
hirh nav arise from said sale on such terms -
tbs aid reer may prescribe and direct; or on h'S
faiInrs 10 give any directions, then on such terms
a, the said trustees may announce II the tllno Oh
sals. - ,o,J ~ Mr Tcbr
" alIey persons attending ths sale VIII pi.ass
rnaet the trustaes at the residence OF sail AllsV,
and accompany them and the aucnonesr 10 ths
spot on the premises selsctsd for the sale 10 come
off hv tho ,rr
cbassr RoREsT s. POLLARD, Trn,tses
ca - JOHN B. YGUSG,
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vENH f. SOUTH ERN FERrILlZING
4 COMPANY, RICHMOND, VA, nov receiv-
ing and preparing III. tr fail STOCK of PEaTi-
LIZEkS, and offer for sale in Unlimited quantities
C@USHEU PERUVIAN GUAND,
selected from the pCrest cargoea imported, war
ranted pure and Of the higaest standard
PHOsPHt PERUVIAN and
OLD DOMINION,
prepared under TIL supervision Of Professor Will.
LIAM glib d for the whsst crop, combining a
large percentage of tbs Phosphates, with an a1e-
quate mount Of Ammonia
FLESH GROUID PLASTER
Orders solicited.
JOHN ENDERs, President.
an 1O-2m 0fFcs 20. 20! Pourie &c nth street.
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BY LYME 4 Brother,
INV STORY FRAMED TENE

V'W STORY FRAMED TENE-
4 MsNT, ON TEE EAST LINE OF THtRD
STREfT tEAR THi CORNER or PIES ron
STRgET, FOR SALE 1T AUCTI9N.-W. will
cell, at the reqlest 81 thu owner at public huc-
ton, On To ssbAY the 18th dry of September,
1857, Il o'clock p. N. that dssirable FaaM
TENE ENT situated a. descr bed above, cont tain
ing tonr rooms. aud the usual ont hou-es, ard al
Present occupied Nv good tenant al fair rent
the LOT froGts i7s feet more or less on Third
street, running back between parallel lines 81
feet
TERMS: Made known at sale.
sel3 Lynn BROTHER. Anctioneers
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Nv VIRTUE OF A DEED OF OF
Tgusr exeentsd to BY John qse W; eGl r.
sss b s3s ss s"S
h1 ea h M 81 sGptNR
# ss9 ss,. ns OF TIVE sr;st
situated 0 on tns ws 10 the city Of tcbond
,srsb on the vest lire OF ssit .Trt ons
f.st and running back At right snfi x il common
dr.i AMI twenty two iest 70 al Sii''
twsntT s snt urner description Of property on tns
day of sale. r,,1r,u po1EES Truste Q, =
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By Grubbs Williams, AuctioneeS'
North vast corner Main and Eleventh streets.

VAb5UABILIEr EARN Na OF (, 9f HsI HTN.
on The TIvGI.IA CEnTSAL RAlLRnAD,
TWELVE AND HALE MILES > FS2 Nc El {, u J.
MOND, AnJOiHIaG LslTIHS CR'sSlNu. FOX
the premises, on MONDAY. ls.h OF seutembsr, at
IL o'clock M, il fair II not, the next fair day at
the same ho1r. the tract OF land located - ahcFe
the batauca h ravily wooded with oak aud pine,
and soma timber. al The unciearsd land liz In
Ir-msd d yelling with seven rooms, kitchen, sta
Bile and all necessary ont buildings except ba m,
very good orchard, place well watered aud
healthy, d nd well enclosed, and The neikhbnrho d
is good The stop at the crossing Tho near.
rrs- of this ace to nichmo9d AND TO storrpimS
Green, living the place, will show it to persons
Wishing to purchase
TaRM, t7pe ionrth cash; balance at s. II, and
IL months for negotiable notes interest added Sc
cared by a tcust deed.
sel2 GnUBBs s. WILLIAMS, buctionsers.
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For three successive days the Richmond
Dispatch has failed to reach This post office
on the day of publication. Whose fault IS
it2 W. must have the D;Spatch punctu-
aiiv.-Eurmuille J0uun0l.
Not ours; perhaps the publication of the
above paragraph will remove the cause OF
comDluiut
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lest. Str0yefl, amt -EutsatG.

STOLEH from MIR. Benjamin Green
- Iiina kiln six miles from this city, on e.
rhur.day September Ut =. iarce Is y <rrasSl
fiOhSE blaze face, night hind l-S whl'e,..-4L-L
aud q az on same reg between hooi ANA Knee ::
also 4 scar on ihe right shoulder; W Whit
spot. on m'dI!e ofthe back; q on bis ieH shoul-
rpN DOLL IS hEwA|D for the thief rI
TWENTY DOLLARS for the delivery OF lh@
norse al william ii. Ledicy's statls, hight
street betwoen Nam and franklin.
go l4-ltH + y. MIN 'L-l>.
'G'AKE NOTICE TIL At / 81 ALI.
I a;uiy 10 the Second Audi'or OF tho stete OF
virginia for renewal ~ certificate OF debt OF llr
S,:ie of virginia amounting To Sl."Cn, transferred
10 me- by Jonn Cosby July 18th 1867. the Sd ME haT-
ing tron lost destroyed.
an Z! SAN WILLIAM NJ. EVANS
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KNilrONHS.

DICHMOND AND p A WILLIE
IL RAILRnAD- CHANCE OF SCHBDULE-TEY
AhRAN SMEET.-Cn and after THURSDAY.
September L. 1867, thu Passenger TraiLs upon M,
road vii run As follows
TRAINS GoGNG WEST ,--Danrille and GyEchhars
accommodation passenger leaves Richmond daily
(eXc-pr sunday =. \. NJ arrlver 81 "anyi .a 81
IS T. 81 This train connect, II bnrkcylltc with
Passenger trhng on the uthsidc road 'or All w.y
station, OK that road, and Nirg n and Ten ,,-~+
road. i.ynchburs. Knoxville, tna:tauurgt, Harh.
Vile, Momphis, &c Tern. DAtt.u, .'!Aatg. 81,
Ga. Eu:tsr,le, Daca'ur, Mo- -onsTy, Soris.
Sc, Ala; Corinth, Grand Jn..s,or, Jackson,
Vick,burs, &c, Miss aog IrleIGs. La.
Throug h mail and PASSENGER iratn ''drcG Hen.
moad daiiy 3. c.3D p. ArT.rCs ~ rarvi.'" 3,
IL % P II. leaves panville daily ~ u - F.. ~,
arrive. 1T Greensboro At 4 NJ, coun.cA.s r.
Caroline r.iiroai for jamestown, High FDu..
Salem, Lexington. Saii.hGry, StGtenviii-, i."rs#n-
ton Line, lutUn, Charlotte, &c, > & Jh.,a-r
Courthouse, Yorkviiie, WinnEhorC', Corwti,,
Andersen Courthouse, 6hhsvtlle, Sgar,Arr *.
Gr.enoviIle &c, - being ny II J. i've niles
shorter aud twelve hours r. advance ~ soy r'a.e
to Ell points IN western North tafoln2 and l4H
northern part Of south Caro'iuA
TRAISs UoI>G bA-T.-Thrwush nall and pasE.n-
ger Train ieaves Greensboro ua'ly AZ i2,l5 S. n.
leaves D.nri,lo daily at 2 50 A. il. arrives at
Richmond 10 40 II
paLvIie and Lyrchburg accom- moGa,'on pas
sengsr leaves Danvilie daily t.Xcort sunday q!
;. NJ arrives at EIchmoHd daily Except suG.
days. at .!i p. NJ connecting ~ lrkrr!iJn VITA
trains on soutnside road for Petersburg, Horlu.s
&c THOMIs boo. MEAN.
ssl2 Superintendent
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By Gruhhs q williams, Auctioneers.
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.

cIX LOTS, ON THE ClRNER OF
y WASHINGTON STHEST AND THE VlRGl.
MA CEhTtAL RAlLN0aD IND CnNCnfD
STREETS, For SALE AT AUrTl"N.-We will
-ell at aucticn, on The prem sss. on SATU "DhI
the l4.h Of reptember, ~ clock I. A.. he - -
lots locit ted as above described All If them
front on the raj road--th % feo: each, and
three az !ea,4 inches and run back t2 feet 20 an
al ey, This property is well located for business
or Tor small residences, being convenient 10 the
Central Railroad depot.
TERns: enc third cash balance a. ! AMI 8
months for negotiable notes: interent added, se-
GRUBES & WILLIAMS,
sc II Aucti neers.
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By James ii. Taylor ( Son. ancloneers,
Chico No. SCI main s;ra8t third door below - Q
spotswooI Hotel.

DY vI2TUE uF A DEED OF
frrst executed 70 the uci rsgned by Robert
A 4. Dahney and " f.. da'cd The ooh day 81 ~
gust IS67 and du.y recorded in the Gle ks chics
II & g County Court of E"rrlco ana IN the Clerk
ofGc- OF tu.tngs Cont o. The - 81 Eichm"hul
and az the r-Gaeat OF the b.uedciaric5 IN s'ld
de-1 we shall proceed - eel part % tho pro-
pasty therein conveyed on EpN ESni the 'sin
cnv of September. 1867. on the pr misses. at q
o'clock p the Et.ICS store ana DWELL
~; N the lat side Of S-Tau'h street between
Broad and Marshail, ut pr--eEt occupied ty Mr. {:
n Ovke H. auction hOnsa. 1t ~ hullt on leased
grourd rhs Ownnr 0f he ground 10 pay for mo
bui!iug at the expiration OF tho lo7re. u has
q OFT ia 'e" years 10 run The rant q the ground
il :Sac p y-aT 80
At The same time and place will be sold one nm
divraeu m.ialy Of Tbn .tkh- i'F LAND, IN the
county 81 HenriCo. about three mlss norm OF
Richmond, n.ar The Central railroad
Also, a LIT Of about a quarter az IN acrn OF
land, at 1uus;ai.'s station, III the county OF New
Kent. -.
TEAMs: Cna-tbrd cash; the balance on credit
OF fOGr, eight, and twelve laontnH Tor ntEotiablo
notes. iut.rrt, aided, satisfactorily 'Tcnred. The
!ot al rUGs;al!'s sttt!cn viii 10 cold for CASH
+. v WI FTssMnsgerov, rrn''ees.
Sale h he cnuduc'e4 By JAMES u. TAYLOR x
Sou. uc,iOneo-s So l3-5t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-14
RIcHMoyD AED PETERsBCRa RAILROAD Co., /
RICHMOND, Va, EnHlst y, 1851. I

RICHMOND, VA, Augusta, 1857. I
rE2AISS ONI THIS kN@r liz VI
4 the rorot, corner OF Eighth and Byrd s.rer.',
g. follows:
sXrREsS TRAIE daily except Noatayol -
4. IL
TaG0rGa MAIL daily 81 l.aD P. n.
FKSlhuT aud ACGuMMUDaTI)S daily tx.
cept Suud.y.l at6 p. NJ
fhea y. ~. Trair contacts closely with tr.l4,
q. Ia south, ~ hugunta, Ga, aud at Petsrtns
WITH trains ofthe -outhstde railway.
The l:2nr " Train makes close ana sure n.
nsctton, with trains Tor al pciDts south lar -
New ,rieans. and at Pe!er-barg with lr.Is ~
Norfolk, Va.
Trains leave Petersburg for Richmond and g..
points ror,n and we-;.
Freight and Accommodates daily lex
cept sundhy) AT A. NJ.
EXPRESS T&AfN daily a. $50 \. Il
ThHrUih MAIL daily i6xcstt unday) a. "
p. NJ
Passengers for Clover Hil viii leave bic'uoEl
evory sDNESJAY nod FRl.fiI n! A II aEl
Connect IT Chester with train frr .tdt rc,GI.
Re urDing will leave clover Hlil It i0:Io =. VI
Fare 10 orfoik. -. Baggage ch"cE"i VruEsa.
Z. Il. GILL,
sec Engineer and AEpunut~HI Il,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-14
ORR WASHINGTON LETTER.

The Political situation Unchanged No More
Kunlerx -Ritz john Professionalism at fiiN
Post Grant and tho Presidents Little Disa-
precmcut General Bn,lcr Visits Grant, etc.