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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-03
BY E. B. Cook, Auctioneer,
Corner Goysrnor and Franklin streets.

rrNRESERVED SALE OF DRY
GOODS. FAJCY ARTICLES, 80, AT AUG
TON Sun WEDNESDAY, September 4th, at 10
o'clock, ] will sell at the store OF Eli, T. u;
Ouariss No 3l9 Broad street, between Third ana
Fourth the balance Of his stock OF
DRY GOODS,
FANCY ARTICLES, &C.,
embracing az large An assortment OF staple goods
"a nsnaIly found in frst. class retail esa bish
ment. =, ,.., :,
This sale being unreserved, the attention OF
thole in want OF this line OF goods Is respectfully
called L. d. Cpoh,
20 AuCllOU6S[
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. GSS, SIGnS.-ALL KINDS OF
OSiGN WORK taslefully and promptly executed
by the undorsignsd. Orders from my friends and
the public genera " e,pectfully solicited.
sTuhBn and OFFICES PAINTED In the best
manner at short notice.
w. L. MONTAGUE,
(lats L. l.. Montague 4 Son.)
So e-lm Tenth street between Main aud Cary.
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ARM FOR RENT, CALLED
4 "BEUNOs AYRES," NEAR BROOK TURN
PIKE TOLL GATE.-WilI be rented for the next
year. 1868, that most desirable and productive
FARM, containing 1877 acres formerly titled and
carried on by line late Fendall Griffin, deceased,
with so much success. lying and being within one
mile OF the city OF Richmond, and contiguous to
two good roads. There is on the place = very
large ice house, with several good ponds, afford.
ing in the winter season an abundance Of good
pure Ice for filling the sans with r number OF
springs and never failing creek running
through, which at ali times make 1t well watered
consequently IN the summer makes hne hay
meadow. Also, there are the usual ou:-housss
| necessary for such farm on the place, together
with ample stabling, &c.
any person or persons desiring to rent now can
Ind the opportunity by making an early appIca-
ton az such is seldom offered in this market.
An early application TO the undersigned or an
interview will be respectfully entertained by
THOMAS NJ. GRIFFIN,
for Frances Griffin. on the premises.
Possession can be given by the LIST of December
or the lst OF January next, as ts desired.
26-3taw8w
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RHiNOGds.
OPPIcB RICHMOND AND YORK 2iygs)
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, AUGUST 81. l,tT


NEW LINE TO LT!MORE Ann
~ NORFOLK VIA RICHMOND AND Yer;
RIVRR RAILEOAD.-Th:s rosd is now orerT,
freight and passengers for Baltimore and yor'o!,
Passengers for Baltimore leave thu Richmort
and York River Railroad dspot every TrasD,i
and FRIDAY 1T o'clock A. reachiuz Bah.
more to early breakfast next morning E-tlrnr.
they leave Baltimore every WBDEEsoAT All
SATURDAY At o'clock p. NJ, reaehitg Be.
mond THURSDAY and SUNDAY BVSHiIGs
Freight for Baltimore received every day iS:r
days excepted) at the Richmond and York slF,-
Railroad depot.
ings leave the Richmond and York kivsr Esi..
road depot every TUESDAY, TUESDAY, "a,
sATUaDAY at = o'clock A. NJ.
Freight for sorfolk and intermediate lsnilng,
received at this depot on MONDAYS, WsDYa =.
DAYS. and FRlnAYS.
On THUsSDAYs and SUNDAYS the trains vii
leave the White House on the arrival 0! the b ii.
more boat
Sa.es as low ss by any other line.
For further information, apply to
WILLIAM B. R5OS Agent Richmond
and York River Railroad Company.
A. NBBDHAA s SONS, Agents, Baltimore.
Ats
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w A NTE D, 100000 WHITE OAK
w SLAVES, SIS inches long, inches wide,
thick. 200 900 RED OAK SLAVES, 4a inches long,
inches wide inch thick. For Iariiculars ad-
dress w. C. MAYO, box % Richmond, or 4. d.
FITZn ugh, Loretto, Essex county, Va.
au 20 3m
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kOTICE.-The undersigned begs to
~ announce to the raisers and keepers OF
horses in Virginia that, with the aid Of lengthy
pings aud machinery. he is now prepared to
BRsAK AND TRAIN COLTS AED HnRSES TO
SADDLE Oh HARNESS according to the methods
of Baucher Rary. Herbert, or himself tthe last
combination OF the first thIes with improvements
addea), az may be preferred by the owner, and at
the most reasonable rates.
Parker C. WESC0TT, Agent
No. 1875 Franklin street, Richmond
mi
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DICHMOND BANKING
STATE DEPOaITORYl


(sTATg DEPOSITORY
Is now doing GSEERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
Office, northeast corner Of Main and Twelfth
streets, Richmond, Va.
In the Savings PepartIne nt. 80 or,r
and interest paid thereon. Depositors are assured
Of the security offered by this company, and are
respectfully invited to deposit their funds with us
In the Insurance Department, we make
INSURANCE. ON LlVsS
on the most reasonable terms, and also Issue Poil'
ciss OF lnsnrance against fire on all desirable
classes OF risks in city country.
We invite your patrorsge.
JOHN b. DAVIS, President.
EDWARD SINToN, Cashier.
JoHgF. G. PORTS. Secretary. jy1
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I
~ shall apply to the Second auditor Of The
State OF Virginia for the renewal Of Certificate OF
Debt OF the Commonwealth Of Virginia No:
2872, detsd January 81, 1850, and Issued under au-
thority OF act Of Assembly OF March 20, 1851, for
the sum OF Eight HUNDRED DOLLARS (S3oO),
tho original certificate having been lost or de-
stroyed about april 1865.
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TOR RENT, the UPPER PORTION
Il OF HOUSE occupied by me-, consisting La
of seven rooms, suitable for private family my
or boar riding house. Possession given LIST TA&
Sept.mber JOHN II. GRESHAM,
an Paw 1912 Main street
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nR. M. L.. JAMES Qately Of Gooch-
4 land) has removed 10 Richmond TO PRAC-
TlCS HIS PROFESSION. once and residence on
southwest corner Of Craze and Adams streets
JylIlR
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auction Sales.
FUTURE DAY
Bv Harrison, Goddin l. Apperson, Auc'loneei'
and Real Estate Agents.
SALE OF IH ~

nRUsTEE'S SALE OF TIL : m l
/ VALUABLE PROPERTY k10Wno AS oIc 70
PILLkRO HOUSE" Is THE CITY U9 M nio or
MIND. at TH. gORTHsAST ,TGoyRRntS- ~
Fs.EKLIa AvO FOURTEENTH bTRshI S ,. ,IS
1,r,na nj = osrtair deed OF trust eIscntso " ~
snhsc,,her by Mr. John P Ballard ana WIS; aa.nd i
Cd Decsmber 1883 duly recorded Ia hlca non
Hust,ngs Court, I shall, in exec auon .nrso
hayinp been In tructsd so TO do py Mess ,no.1j
Bining.r CO., OF the city OF New fork'l rTog
TO sell at public auction, on the premises, On
DAY the 18th September, 1887 at o clock ~
II fair Ii not the first fair day theLealeti ~ ~
tion OF the property conveyed by the salq deeu,
consist,ng OF that very valuable properly Know
az The BsLLARD HOUSE. This hotel ID SO wei u
and fsvorably known that minute descIlPnoh - -
dsemsd unnecessary further than TO rema,R .aas
II ia in perfect order, having ample accomnoua a
lions for a frst- class establishment, ana - re-
carload equal to any hotel in the southern states;
oTsRNs: Enough In cash to defray expenses "
sale and 10 pay off the debt due to the SAID BRILL III
COR L Co. amounting to the principal sum OF 20 uoV
with interest till paid. being the amount OF ioua
notas fyiyen in renewal OF those mentioned IN
tho dsedl. each for $4,000. dated lotto rep
tamber 1850, Goth September, 1880, 24th November,
1870 and 3oth November, 1850 each payaole iour
months after date on the first OF which notes s
thars "a a credit OF S27t 80 as OF the 18th Matcn'
1857 and az to the residue OF the proceeds OF SAFE
an acrsdit Of ole two, and three years TOT neRo,
tiabIs notes interest added, secured oy Trust
deed. .o,o1 kooreYs and cant
;, iists IL in vi.ed to the foregoing sale.
taaiat =, % " w. GODDIS, Trustee
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w RICHARD r. HORD Take no.
Gloucester Courthouse, between he bon,s Of 10
O'clock In the forenoon and ak O. clock in the
a.ernoon. snail proceed to take the dspositions
vi eeItalh witnesses, TO be read az evidence n q
sun now depending in the Circuit Court OF Glou-
ees,er county, IN Nhich / am plaintiff and YOU
ana Others are defendants.
~ from any cause the taking OF the said Cd Isl.
nnns shon'd not be commenced, or II COM enc.d
.iey snonld not be completed on that dav the
hours until completed. ~ 'A'Ae
Respectfully, etc.,
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4 UCTION SALE.-T will sell at auc-
q tIon. in front OF the store Of John = Albert
Riair No. lilo Main street, on SATURDAY, sist
August at IL o. clock M.
MULES. in good condition
GOAL CARTS, with HARNESS. ,,,
Also, BRICK STABLE, two stories high win Win
;TstsiJs and WOODEN STABLE, with loft and
hngrv.h1use attached, with four stalls: The sta,
bes are on Seventh str.et north OF Leigh ana VIII
be shown to any one wishing to purchase al any
'iine 'eiot' " JOHN BLAIR, Agent,
ITO Main street.
TERMS: Accommodating and made k%o oIS,. a.
sale. au-
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale Is postponed until! "EDHh 30
o. al IL " J. BLAIR. Agent.
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DEAD THISl REA D TIL Is
IL AND YOU WILL PROFIT BY 1T!
GREAT BARGAI
IN ALL STYLES OF DRY GOODS
OPENING THIS MORNING

EZEKIELS CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE,
No. IL MAIN STREET,
NEARLY opposite st. Charles Hotel, next door to
MIR. Julius Bears cheap shoe store,)
5000 yards best quality CALICO for ninepence
5000 yards best BLGACHGD and UNBLEACHED
SHIRTlNGS for ninepence yard
5000 yards BLE.CHED and UNBLEACaED
sHEETINGs, full yard wide for shilling !;
5000 yards GOODS FOR MEMS and BOYS
WEAR-selling off at great bargains in these
goods-you cannot fail to buy;
5000 yards WHITE, RED, Y Elbow, BLUE, and
GRAY FLAEHELS. very cheap;
10000 yards DRESS GOODS Of all styles, at ex.
tremely low prices Just to suit . these hard
times" when you have but little money to
spare for dress.
If you havs Dry Goods to purchase. call at my
store. and you will be surely suited In SrYL and
Prices, and save at least twenty five per cent
store, which is designated by the large swinging
sign with the Inscription Of
- EZkkIEL'S CEEAP DRY GOODS STORE"
Store closed on Saturdays. au %
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ES

BY James N Taylor Son, Auotioneers.
Office SCI Main street, three doors below spotswood
Hotel
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ITO THE MERCHANTS OF VIRGIL
= MA AND TENNESSEE.-We have a full sup.
ply OF EVANSVILLE COTTON YARNS, number
ing from TO IL, which we selling to the trade
a. a. me lowest market prices. No Yarns stand
higher than the LeaksviIle.
a. Y. STOKES CO.,
au is-lm Agents for the manufacturers.
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By Clopton Harwood,
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
Tenth between Main and Bank streets
UALUABL THREE-STORY
Y BRICK TENEMENT, ON TIE SOUTH SIDE
MAIN BETWEEN SIXTEENTH AND ssa En-
TkBNTh sThEETS, FOR SALE AT huCfdnGN. &c
will be sold at anctiou the Premises on 7 U &C.
DAY the Sd day OF September, lsoI at o cIocK r:
M the very excellent THREE STORY BhlCh
TENEMENT located as above :,
II contains a store basement, and six rooms be-
sides The garrett. with back building, which was
used for number OF years Rs a restaurant ny the
complete o,o 49,
Th. lot has front of twenty. two feet more or
and tan feat to wide alley. TIE whols premises
are occupied by good tenants at fair rents.
TgkAs: Made known at the hour OF sale
CLOPTON s. II HARDWOOD,
ana Anctioneers.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co,
RICHMOND, VA, August a. 1871.
IN 81 zg la

CAAHGR OF sCbEDULH.-On and
~ after SUNDAY the 2Sth instant trains on thu
road will run IS follows
Leave Richmond daily st4A. u. and Lap "
Leave Petersburg daily at $40 Il. NJ. and SIS P
II.
An ACCOMMODATION TRAIN wiil;leave Rich.
mond at P. Ii. and Petersburg 1t I A. u. daily
except Sunday.
The l.2o =. N. train connects at Petersburg with
Norfolk train daily Except Sunday. Fare 10 Jor.
folk, with through tickets and baggage checks a.
Z. H. GILL,
auA Engineer and Superintendent
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CrOcEe1.y and Glassware.

BRANCH & CURRANT,
- CHINA, GLASS, AND
GENERAL WORCESTERSHIRE STokh.
No. SIT Main street, between Eighth and MI MI
We have received this day another 0e4t.''-'
assortment OF
CRiLDREE'S CARRIAGES aud
PERaMSULAT0RS,
varying In price from $3.50 TO S'5. 10 wn!eh ~
would Invite the special attention OF tE@sS !.
want. These Carriages are WAkRAnihp !
every respect. and are superior In msso ry
other carriage In this market. Give Us cal 81
satisfy yourselves. aa
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-NE
IL ARkIvhLS.-We respectfully invite atten-
ton to our very large and varied stock of FURNl-
TURF. inequality and variety we challenge COM
p.tition. 1t cannot be surpassed: Every article
Tor halls, parlors, chambers. and dining rooms
may De found In our assortment, of styles and pat
terms which cannot fail to please all tastes.
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended us
Tor twenty-hye years past We respectfully solicit
continuance Of the same.
HaBLISTON BROTHER,
No. Dos Main street. corner Of Ninth
Two new and spacious three-story WARE
HOUSES on Cary street near Niuth, near the
basin, suited for any business. will be rented low
w
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Lost, Str0yed, and Found.

FIVE DOLLARS RE-
- WsRD.-Lsst or stolen on satur lLST--ysEgEgsyas
day night the 3lst ut:mo, At the cir l5SgS=TaHsss
Gus nv POCKET BOOK, containing q Sa va
sl2a in Ave and ten-dollsr notes also 9a-sssSzsss
a d ne bill against Mn. Buppert for $50, and a
galvanized ring. The above reward will be paid
for the detection OF the thief, aid FIFTY DOL
LARS for the recovery Of tho money.
So s-2;% hector DAVIS
II OST, on Broad street between Sc
IL cond and Crook avenue. TWO PLANS OF A
HOUSE, made by Lybrock for A. Baratta The
finder will be kind enough to leave them at this
office. SO 3-lt~
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ssS 80 sllalss Sssss
rH1RnInl CIr Do L

SSEfa l1sx9 Essys
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Y SUMkhH SCREDULK.-On and after SuY.
DAY, June l6, the Nail Train will BIZ run between
Richmond and tho western terminus Of tn. rc3i
(which in few weeks will be at Covlngtonl daily,
except on Sunday, and on Sunday between kith.
none and 0orjonsyiile.
Leave Richmond. .:.............'...... ~ ~ ~
Leave western minus................ y A. Y.
Arrive I'm Richmond NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3G !. y.
Arrive at western termtr us..............o a Z. y
The Freight Trsin leaves Richmond re
daily, except on Saturdays, st....... SO IN.
Arrives IN Richmond, except on Mon. a
Passenger C.r viii be attached to ,hl.si1a
east OF Gordonsville.
Passengers for Augusta Springs leave the ron
at Stanton;
Passengers for Natural Bridge, Rockbr!tG.
Baths snd Alum Springs At Goshsn
Passengers for Bath Alum, Warm, Hot, and
Healing Springs at hillboro'
Passenger for White and Salt Sulphur all
Sweet Springs 1T western terminus.
Tho arrAnssnenH with stages are such as 70
avoid night travel after P. 4. In al cases
Through tickets sold 10 sll the above points.
4 lso, to al proEinsnt point In the Southwest, 70
Washing on and northern cities, and to promne1!
points In the Valley Of Virginia. and on Il.
Orange and Alexandra railroad.
H. D. wSITCoMB,
los General Superintendent.
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Steamers.

PE sTk.a psckyT "a. AND RIcHNo3yS
DEE, Steamer LExa GsnBb;sIa e.1. -. !.
tain PLAT. comparing this linz, viii 't - sss
PRRDhY safsy and Rshmod ts ma.
psny's shed, on the Dock. ''4'' a. 'hstgr.
Passage. including meals and state. ro,,, =.
W. P. PORTEg "a
my Tvs Once SO. 2!2s on ;s.s m
FOR NEW YoRR-OLD DONT,511,;
,aisn SHsA AZ - 4,I. C4,apAHY:-Ths sDS
TEXAS. NIAdARA, and vfsdHIssILAERisAS
na sAF EsR ": i sys PHEsDAI TEt6
DAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY. way IVLs.
Those ships are entirely new, and ys,Ah,r.
pressly for this route they have spss ,s s9a.r
snd srs sn6 .hS
Goods shipped by this fine are LANDAU ,
North rivor) within forty eight hour. Sls',f
Frsishts for points beyond New Tork o ,.tn:.
wsrded with dispatch, and no charge rcs is ~.
actual expenses incurred. '1'sa
The steamers for Charleston, Savanna y.
leans, and other southern ports leave no. ~ "
Joining pier. All goods for these no,n, a' ..'
promptly transfsrrsd vithou exposure. '''"' ~
-; ffe"iosnt, B7 Grsenr.
SAMUEL Ayes d CO., Richmond =,
John u WEST, City Point and pstsrb,,y
For freight or passage, applyto
SAMUEL 4YREs CO
re zs-s l'2o Cary ares,
DOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH
4 AND ALL LANDINGS Oh THEsr1ss Il,
JAMES RIVRR.-Ths fast and sle- -rarJN
JOHN SYLvBSTRR, ass
CAPTAIN z. C. GfrYoap,
leaves her wharf st Roakets for sboy..n.,
places on MONDAY, WBDS RSDAY, and PPM;
sH SIX O'CLOCK A. NJ, and return on Tr.,d..
Thursiay, and Saturday.
Passengers will arrive At City Po.n, IN e-,
sonnet With train for Pstersbury ~'s
Freight received at Gil hour, for Boston. g,r,
more principal landings on Chesapeake bsy -,
all landings on James river ST reasonable rZi.,-'
Freight Tor wsv landings mus. be prs-psic
Letters entrusted to purser OF steamer rorvt
enclosed in Government stamped enyslops
Apply 20 l.. b. rATUE, Assp,
fs ITS 'ucs. staamer'i wharf
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d. an G

@
DICHkOND AND DANVILLE
IA RAILRoA1-CHAEGR OF sCHEpULY-agW
ARRAEGBAEHT.-ons and after SUNDAY, NAY
s. 1857, only enc daily Mail ana Passenger Ira!a
will be run upon this road each way.
THROUGH MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIL
GOING WEST.
Leave Richmond daily at..""........."7Eh T.
Leave Danville daily et...................tt5P. T.
Arrive ut Greensboro at..................7.6P D.
connecting 1t Surksville with trains on Solthtid'
rsilroad for Lynehb9rg, knoxville, hssh,i!i'.
North Csrolinx railroad for Charlo;,-. Columbia,
Charleston, Augusta, Macon, Columbus, savsn'
nah, Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile, Kew Orleans,
&C., sc.
GOI1G EAST.
Leave Greensboro daily fundamentally
Leave DAnville daily st..................sl0 n
Arrive at Richmond at....................!EP J. ~
connecting at Burksvills with trains on soGths0
road for Petersburg, orfolk, &c.
THOkGb D0DAHSAp,
my6 Superintendent.
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DOR SALE, 200 bales strictly prlln'
II HAY. receiving per steamer Virginia so'S'''
low, TO close out on the wharf, BY. nwvpS
auu $40 Main street, near 0idAHS'1
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CMALL FRAMED TENEMENT, ON
- THE NORTH SIDE OF DuvAL SraE ~
NEAR BROOK AVENUE, FOR SAnh ~ 49, 49,.
toe for Mrs Lucy p Petu. we shall ofsr for sale t
on TUESDAY the 10th OF septtmosr osSi, III.
feet on Duval street and running back about lS'
feet.
1hfAs HARRIsoN, GoDDIN APPERsoN,
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LOUISA LAND FOR SALE.-Will
IL be offered for sale to the highest bidder, on
tamber 1851 If fair II not the the next fair day,
the TRiCT OF LAND on which Francis Waldrop
resided at the time OF his death This Tract ad
OF The late DR.. william Goodwin, and others;
about Eve miles below Louise Cnurthouss "a, ana
half mile from the county road, also TWO mics s
hundred and two acres OF which about forty acres
ara woodland The place iss remarkably wei
throuSh q an exceIla mt spring Of pure water 10
near the dwelling. honse. The improvements
consist OF comfortable framed dgelling mouse
commodsting, and will be made known on tne
day Of sale. a.
By The heirs at law OF Francis WaIdsr s1. 90
ceased. 80 81 "'uo
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ERESH AkRIVA LS.-Just received,
Il 100 boxes LAYER asisins,
rs boxes Tsrragora d lmonds,
Is bags Sicily Almonds,
70 bags new-crop ain Nuts,
ID boxes enton Lemons,
100 cases Canned Pineappes,
Brandy Peaches, oysters, HOLSTERS, &c.
Also. manufactured daily, my inimtable Steam
Refined Candy Call ut
LOUIS J. BOssIRUXS Confectionery,
au o NO. lal2 N ain street,
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pMr r ppILhsTER.-l50 tons LUMP
an 81 HE just Received, for sale low by
INV
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Seeds7ne3o, Florists, &c.

TIMOTHY SEED.-Three hundred
l. bushels prime TIMOTHY SEED, for sale by
CHARLR$ HOWARD,
ss No. S Fifteenth street.
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WILL 1T PAY? ENCOURAGE
w HOME MaNUFACTORIEs.-C
LAMBETH FRANCIS; sH
MAEnFkETT1RRRS ---

(euccessors to King Lambeth),
No. 1913 Franklin street. Richmond, Va.
Our friends and the public in want Of CAY
riages, Buggies. and Wagons OF any description,
viii find Ii to their advantage to call end examine
our assortment. We sell no northern made car.
rages but pledge ourselves 10 furnish as good and
az fashionable carriages. and at prices reasona-
BILE az they can be bought elsewhere. We invite
all persons In want of articles in our itne friendly
to southern industry and enterprise, to call and
examine stock and prices
REPAIRING done promptly and In a manner to
give satisfaction.
Ia 16-2m LAMBETH FRANCIS.
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100 Balls PRIME NORTHERN
ssa a. HAY Just received, and for .ale bv
- SAMUEL AYkES q m
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auction Sales.
BY Harrison, Goddin Il Appsrson. Auctionsen
and Real Estate Agents.


FUTURE DAY.
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EOR RENT-possession given the LIST
ING containing ten rooms, with the usual III
out houses No. Sill, Fourth between kss99ea
Bro, and Marthall streets. For terms. apply at
No air On the same souare au 28-lw
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EOR SALE, lot Of No. l SEED
Il WHEAT (white). Apply to
Dr.. J. N. POWELL,
SIT Henrco county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-03
BY Harrison, Goddin i Apperson, Auctioneers and
Real Estate Agents.

PgTRRFIELD TRENT, Special Commissioner.
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The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-10-19

A public meeting, under the auspices of
the late Tucker Hall Convention, was held
at the Court House in this City on Wednes-
day evening last Speeches were made by
Messrs. Holden, James Fl. Harris, Col De
weese, Capt. Lee and James F. Taylor.-Reg-
ister.
A public meeting, under the aupices of the
late feeble GoodIoe bolt from the Republi-
CAN State Convention, was held in fuckers
Hall on Saturday last, over which Harry o.
Parker presided. A speech was made by
Gov. Thos. Bragg, who left the Senate of the
United States to engage in the rebellion,
and who, during the rebellion, was for
time deputy despot of Jefferson Davis,
in this City, to deprive American Cit
liens of their liberty and force them against
their will to fight against the flag of their
country. This meeting, thus addressed by
this Rebel, would not have been held but
for the encouragement given to the secession
lists by Daniel r. Goodloe, Andrew johnson,
and the Northern copperheads.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-10-19

It is convenient and easy threat in
which the Radical papers indulge, to say
that unless the Radicals are elected to fill
the offices, it will be useless t" conform 9TH
erwise t" the requirements of Congress
Wilmington Jour.
We have heard of no such threat. But
the State of Kentucky presents case in
point. That State has always been in the
Union. Recently members of Congress were
elected from that State who can take the
"iron-cIad." But one of them was admit
ted The credentials of the others were re-
ferred, and they were excluded, for the rea-
son that they were elected by rebel sympa-
thizers.
This State will never go back to the Union
save in loyal hands. The loyal men are eth
er'avowed Republicans or persons who are
acting with them. Those who oppose the
Republican party and are endeavoring to de-
feat the reconstruction acts, Can not take the
State back Governors Graham, Bragg,
Worth and their followers can not take it
back.