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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-04
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
Picnic In New Kent.

\ large Sunday school picnic was held
at Emmaus church On last Saturday, the
oath. Over one hundred and twenty Sun-
day school scholars were present, accom-
panied by large and enthusiastic corps Of
teachers. Several speakers instructed
and entertained the children among them
Mr.. Joel b. Watkins, corresponding secre-
tary of the Sunday School and Bible Board,
Richmond Mr.. Richmond 7. Lacy, Jr.,
Major Volosko Walden, Mr.. Richard Tun-
stall, and Mr.. Isaac II. Christian. These
gentlemen all contributed very pleasantly
TO the enjoyment OF the occasion; but tho
presiding genius of the occasion was the
Rev. J. 7. Wallace, whose genial manner
and a0vctionatc smile made everybody
free, at home, and happy. He introduced
the different speakers, and frequently
threw some golden words among the little
ones that will doubtless bear priceless
fruit in season. The Sunday schools in
the church have greatly prospered under
his fostering and watchful care. The Sun
day school established ut New Kent Court
house was present, and won much praise
for its fine singing. A sumptuous dinner
added TO the enjoyment Of the day, and
the children all seemed happy, and much
encouraged to go on with their Sunday
school efforts with new zeal in the coming
year. New KENT.
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ByI. N. Cooke, Aucnoneer,
o,rsntb s.reet between Broad and MARSHALL.
rousEHoLD AND A VARIETY
Ill az OTHER GOODS At AUCTION VIII
- :, NV ,,ora on THURsDAY MORNING the stn
in.,srt commencing at 10 o'clock, Housshohn
,yn GTgRg GOODS, comprising the following
articles o.bor Red.
STEApS;
MAHOGANY and ether WARDaobhs INC
wIuoG.YY and WALNUT WAsHsfAND''
One COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITE, moor
MAHOGANY, ROSEWOOD, and oAh oooh
CASES,
LOUNGES,
CANE ard WooD-sEAT CHAIRS,
W.uoG.NY and WALNUT MARBLE'ToF
BUREAUS,
1sRsLE-TOP HALL AID other TABLES
OFFICE CHAIRS,
NEW HAIR MATTRESSES,
sHITCK and HAIR MATTRESSES,
suUCK MATTREssEs. double and single
Orc elegant FEATHER BED,
FEATHER PILLOWS and BOLSTERS,
HAIR PILLOWS,
One elegan. SEWING MACHINE, sloats
patent;
CEoCKEET
and q variety Of olhsr GOoES.
co..irnments received up to hour OF sale.
ga l. y. COOKE. auct!onosr.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABL Bib;
/ STOTE QUARRY at AUCTION BY virtue Of
deed of trust executed TO the undersigned by
Gsivn Green on The 25th day IF March. 1857. and
duly recorded in Henrico County Court being 80
rcurirsd ny tbs beneficiary therein, shall pro-
coed 10 SSH a public auction. upon the premises,
at l2 O'Clock NJ. on THURSDAY the 18th day OF
September. 1867, ths property by s"id deed con-
veyed, being ali TIA. STIEE QUARRY situated in
the county CT Henrico on the north Side Of the
caral, about two miles above the city Of Rich
mond, near toe first lock, containing about y n
TEN ACRES, being he same formerly owned BY
the lata william MouniCy.
Terms: Cash as to much as VIII defrdy OK
pcnsa. Of ~ and pay of three notes, dated 18th
March 2G for the sums ofSlO1 flOl so 100; and SlU2
respectively at one, two. ind three months after
date and upon credit rl09 So. loo till Saptsfa-
hor 2Sh tn lo3 till October 18th, to Slo3 so LOO
till November 2Sth. 40 tn Slci till December 18th.
1867 No to SlcI so 100 I'LL January 2Sth az to 05
till February 2stu, II t!C5 5UU0 TIL Marcn 2sth,
az 10 S"G il april 2'th, as 10 fio6 50 leo I'll May
. h. III Ill Jun. 2slh. as 10 flOI so leo TIL
July :s!h ,o3 and on such terms as to the residue
a. said Calvin Green shall direct.
HENRY g. CANNON, Trustee.
Sale 10 be conducted 10y J.Nas NJ. TAYLOR Son,
! UciionePrS. 2U Slit
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TN COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF

i RICRMOND, Augnstl2. 1857, it was
Res0Lred, That polls be- opened At the save-
General Assembly on the 10Th day Of September
next 10 take the sente OF the qualified voters OF
the city Oh the question whether the Council Of
the city Of Richmond shall subscribe for and on
behalf OF the city the sum OF 81 600 900 to ths CAPT
til stock Of the Cnskapesks and OHIO Heiltoad
Company, the said subscription to be subject to
the following conditions:
That the chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
pany sha Immediately pledge !t,elf 70 commence
lottesvil!e soon as the Chesapeake and ohio
railroad shall be completed and put In operation
TO the head Of steamboat nayi, alion on the IA
nawaa river, and continue the same TO completion
without unreasonable delay that the bonds OF
the city shall be received In payment Of he cub
scrplion 1t discount Of over ten per entuin
and that said subscription shall not be binding
until other responsible parties ali all have sub
scribed the Sum Of three millions OF 0lars to the
stock OF the said company.
/. ResOlced, That the following persons be and
ductors TO supefintend the election .dered by The
Council, to bs held on the 10th OF September next
as to whether the Council shall subscribe for and
behalf % the city So oco oco TO the capital stock
OF the Chesapease and Ohio Railroad Compsn,,
the said commissioners to conform in all respects
to the prov sions o! the existing laws applicable
For Jefferson Ward, al Old Market HalI.-Messrs.
William iarbrongh r. Il. Boyle, John A.
Lacy! and an, Jo-eph Btummel, commissioners. and
For Madison Ward at tho City Hall.-Messrs
onstds US Al Myers, James H. Grant, X. K Howl
son, John T. subett, and A. p Fox, commission.
ers. and Z. II. Ghalkley, condnctor.
For Monroe Ward. at Thomas c. Epps's shop, on
Broad strest-Mc-srs. N. C. Lipscomb, Felix
Matthew's, a. I. Brander, Martin Smith, and D. n
cond uctor
.. Rssotred, That the qualified voters OF the
district embraced withio the limits OF the city ss
den"ed ny act OF Assembly PASSED the 18th OF
February 1851 to extend the limits OF the city OF
Richmond: be and are hereby auth or.zed, In the
absence OF other provisions on the subject, to yots
upon this question at any Of the precincts OF the
city that may be most conYeniert to them.
A. w. MORTON,
au ee-ltw &2,awtde Clerk Council.
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Bv aarrison, Goddin s. Apperson, Arctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
u HOUSE AND LOT At IT., The I'm, NoR XII s Y,u
sTB IN THE COUNTY OF HENRlGoI-
Pasuant the provisions Of dseres Of 6s
t az dav Of February 1887 in the case OF Rex
n s E sS Shall az special commissioners, proceed
to sell on sATUHD.Y the III day Of September,
;ssss ths SE and LOT NJ the northeast inter-
sanIoo of and Twenty seventh streets. now In
The occupancy Of Mrs Anna E. Rex. fronting on
Tho aaut line OF Twenty-seventh street l73 feet ana
rnun;ny back along the north line Of street llo
feet, b-ins part of Square No 80 In HeskIer
plan of Ru,hsrfoords addition 10 the CITY o.
purchasers. :. .hr,. o,a
six months for tonds with security, anu i''ie
taInaI nniil ali the purchase money Is paid. The
tsyes and insurance for the present year to be PAID
nv III. purchaser. JOHESoS II. SANDS,
W a. ,t "a Special Commissioner
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By Grubbs Williams, AuctiopeeTs,
Forth vest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.

-oURTEEN HANDSOME BUILD
\ ITG Its. on TIE N0BTH SIDE OF
TsaH OLD WESTHaM ROAD JUST bEGQN
TUE RE;IDENCE rF J G.. SHAFHH, ESQ, FOX
SIZE At AUCTloE.-We Will sell at auction,
on the premises, on MONDAY the 9TH OF sep
amber AZ o'clock p. ~ the F . u I & n
NV DsGMB BUILDING LOTS located as above
described. They from! each 30 feet ard run BACK
UNEQUAL depths from io2 10 $50 feet to an a,isy.
Tbsts los are Immediately in thu locality which
will be- so much improved by the contemplated
extension of the city railroad and lis connection
with the contemplated county road.
iNN'' GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
AnctiOnaers.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co.
RICHaoHD, VA. Aus Gst %, 1851.
b u Es 2ssasS As

NHANGE Of aOHEDULE.-On and
" after SUNDAY the 25th instant trsinS on tbs
road will run IS follows:
Leave Richmond daily texcept Monday at!!.
N =, and daily at l.2o Z. IA.
Leave Petersburg daily at 80 4. II. and Ssh.
II.
An ACCOMMODATION TRAIN wiliteave Rieh.
mond at r h. and Petersburg al i. il. d4'y
except Sunday.
The 20 r. n. train connects at Petersburg @.h
Norfolk train daily Except Sunday. F8re TO to''
folk, with through tickets and baggage check, -.
z. H. GILL,
an q Enyinaer ard Snper Lntenirnt.
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.ho, wb,,a he "a yielding al

consciousness that while he Ia yielding al
legiance to his Maker he benefits his feiio"- :
man, and cannot get out of the habit Oh
wcll-doing without an effort and pang;;
Thus are the truly good hedged rounu
about, and are more confirmed IN their
good doing; and its practice becomes
easier and more delightful the longer 'hey
live, helping them to 80 down to the grave
"like as u shock of corn cometh ID DIS
season." ;. ~
These principles are equally applicable
to our physical Dature-to bodily hcaltn'
Habits of regularity, temperance, cleahll-
ness, and exercise, become q SECOND ma
ture in the course of years; their perform
ance pleasure, their infraction dlscom-
future; while the use of beverages OF ale,
beer, cordials, cider, porter, and other
drinks containing alcohol, OF the employ
ment of tobacco in chewing, smoking, OF
snufIing, and the over indulgence OF the
propensities, becomes a slavery, an iron
despotism, which in the end deoases the
heart, undermines the health, and destroys
life, making miserable wreck OF SOUL
body, and estate together.
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nv 2o--t.
TOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMIHlC,

L,OR NEW YORK-OLD DOMIhICy
4 STEAMSHIP C0hPANY.-Ths -
aplondid new side vheel steamships /Sa
ALBEHARLB; SAsAToGA, Hat. &IEE
leave New York every TUESDAY, THrs-Es5
nd SATURDAY leave Richmond every TCn.
DAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY.
These ships are entirsIy new, and we're br;it y.
pressly for this route. They have spIendIt ..cS.,
and ststerooms, and the fare, attention, and =
commodations are unsurpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed rssal,,,
st New YORK on tn, eompany's eovsred pie, /
North riysr) within forty eight hours.
Insurance effected at lowest rates when or4.,y
Preights for points beyond New York az -.
warded with dispatch, and no charge made ..t.,
actual expenses Incurred.
The steamers for Charleston, Savannah, NV n.
leans, and other southern porte leave from To- A.
Joining pier. All goods for these puna Y,
promptly transferred without exposure
LaBSTs.
N. L. McCREADY, President, ls7 Grs.lva
SAMUEL AYRss & co, Richmond, Va:
JOHN NJ. WEST, City Point and Pstsrsbu,s;
r. n. WEBB, Norfolk.
For freight or passage, apply to
SAMUEL AYRBS i CO.
70 25-ts 1920 Cary s';es.
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s 4 L f OF DRY
u GOODS. FANCY ARTICLES, Sc. At AUC-
TIoN ON WEDNESDAY. September a.o, At 10
o'clock, ! will cell at tho store OF MI. r. ";
Quarles No $40 Broad street., between IhiEd ana
Fourth, thu balance % his stocS OF
DRY GOODS.
FANCY ARTICLES. &c, ;,
embracing as largo assortment OF staple goors
as is ususly found In first. class retail esa bish-
Inent. :,
This sale being unreservsd, the attention OF
those in want OF this liLe OF goods IS resp.cnuhy
called. =. D. Cooh,
an 40 Auctioneer.
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VALUABLE SQUARE OF BUILD.
= III; Tors. on MAIN AND FRANKLIN
smRRsTs BETwpEv THg REsIDsnCE OF M;
GEaRGs S PALMER AND Ta I'd, OLD 1-, FAi ha
snlJ On MO:DhY the 9th day of September, 1877,
on the promises. at haif-pasI P M. he vsiuaoi
PkUPE2TT as above described Twill De a'vtae ,';
into tEorty lots, ezch having a front Of ABOUT
thirty fact on Main. FRANKLIN. Henry. ana the
railroad street These lots are considered 10 os
r.Inab1a for binding purposes, either loF pf4'a'e
residence or for stores. a;, =.
Terms: Cne-fuurth cash balance on credit OF
tour. sight and twelve months. negotlaDie notes.
JAMES III. TAYLOR y SON,
&, Auctionaers.
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ABUsE.-Plutarch, in his biographies,
tells us that Cato, the Censor, being sour
rilously treated by fellow who led a
disolute life, said to him quietly: GA
contest between thee and me is very uu-
equal for thou canst bear i'll language
with ease, and return it with pleasure ; but
for my part, tits unusual for me to hear it,
and diSagreeable to speak it,"
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NATURAL BRIDGE, ROCK

NJ A T o r A l. BRIDGE, ROCK.
PROPRlET0KS.-Tbs delightful and fashionable
resort and great natural curiosity, that has been
visited by thousands, Is open this summer to
good living. as the propristors are determined TO
spare neither pains nor expense IN giving satisfae-
ton TO all.
Persons visiting the Rockbridge Alum, Baths, or
Lexington, can reach this place every day BY q
dew line OF omnibussSs, or by packet and coach.
TERNs: Ia. 50 per day. go per month; children
and servants hall price.
1sS2-sm PlT4AG d 90,
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10
NEW LINE TO BALTIMORE AM
~ NORFOLK VIA RICHMOND AND YcR:
RlVBR RAILROA D.-This road Is row open a
fr. ight and passengers for Baltimore and Norfot
Passengers for Baltimore leave ths kichmo1l
and York River Railroad depot every III sAD,I
and FRIDAY ut 7 o'clock a. NJ reaching BAN
more TO early breakfast next morning Rstatni0i
they leave Baltimore every WEDNESDAY a..
SATURDAY ut o'clock p. h., reaching Elt5
nond THURSDAY aud SUNDAY EVENINGS
Freight for Baltimore received every day >H1
days exceptedl at the Richmond and York Rs.
Railroad depot.
Passengers for Norfolk and Intern aIIai- la-!
logs leave the RichDord and York River E!ls
rosd depot every TUESDAY, THU nSgAi, a..
SATURDAY al ] o'clock A. ".
Freight FOR Horfolk and Intermediate landau
received ar this depot on MONDAYS, W:Dj.s
DAYS. and FklLAfS.
On THHtsDhYb and SUNDAYS the trains I'll
leave the White House Oh the arrival oi the Bal.
mora boat.
Pate. "a low az by any other line.
For further Information, apply 10
WILLIAM Il. SNOS. agent RiChWu9i
and York River Railroad COMPANY.
A NEEDHAa & SONS, Agents, Baltimore.
au Sits
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auct'oneers'
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.

EVEN VALUABLE LOTS IN
ESIDNET. ON HaREIs. pON ER. AND RoblH,
81 sT2EETS FOR SALEATa COTTON We will
sell At auction. on the premises, on THU RSnAY
tha s'h OF September at4i o'clork P 81 HLsvsN
aSnya named Some OF these are among the best
located on Harvie street, which Is one OF the pref
test streets in Sidney six OF them are on the
north side of parvia strset. opposite Camp Win
dr. and front 81 feet each By $50 deep to an alley
Two other Lots frost on Harvie near Robinson
street. are 81 feat front by lil deep; AMI three
other Lots are on Dover street, fronting 81 feet
each running back 1872 feet on Robinson street
These Lots are in an improving Inartar, being a.
the west end. and should attract attention.
TERMS At sale.
GRUSBS s WILLIAMS,
seq Auctioneers.
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HoaE.-A child, speaking of his home
to friend, was asked, "Where is your
home ?" Looking with loving eyes at his
mother, he replied: "Where mother is F"
Was ever question more truthfully, beau-
tifullv, or more touchiDgly answered!
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SHORT ROUTE

GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO t az
" N0RTH, EAST. AND WEST, ~ par,.
RICHMOND, PREDERICHsBURG. hHp r,r.6
MAC RAILR0AD, CARRYlE0 The S.tla;
STATES MALL TWICE DAlLY-ELE 80 M ~
WITH NEW PATENT SLEEPING CnA!hs
ALL TRAiNS.-Ths THROUGH TRAiaA or ..
road are now ran from the southern TERM
the Connection railroad, corner BYE" ASp NV
STREETS ~ follows: u,<h.
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN le.rs' e. e.
mond daily 1T lilo A. NJ. SrriTtns 70 !.
ton AZ 6.l5 =. NJ, connecting with me esL'
ternoon express trains for the ho'ta' h-'''
West. - -.
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN. With l. 60,
CANT cars supplied with the nrw P4:ea: ,'sS p
chairs attached, leaves Richmond day - .n.
NJ, tSandays sxceptsd) arriving IN wssn, 20
at els A. NJ, connecting with the esIY I"
Ing trains for the y ORTIZ. EAST, sud Wes!.
RoKxrRA CHARGE for sleeping chairs.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, with leeai - :,
press paeksg leaves Richmond daily SUI SUI -
Eighth streets, AZ p. n, arriving 10 ff'-'
TasV1aa Tickets and THEouGHi BA ~.
GAGE CHECKS 10 Alsxsudra. Washlpk. Id
Baltimore, Shilsdelphia, New York. bos!oh'
all the principal cities In the West r
For further Information and through tieAs" , -
ply ~ the ofics OF the company, corner bros'
Eighth streets, shockos I'm, and 1t The ai'i'
once, corner Byrd and Eighth s.rsetss p,rpy
General Ticket Assns
eAhu71 RuIx, Superintendent ES
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~ y. Cooke, tuctioneer.
Seventh street. between Broad ana Marshall.

ENECUTORS' AND COMMISSION.
"a HR'S SALE OF a VERY VALUABLE JAMES
E!VER ESTATE At PTBLlC AuCTloN.--As
executors OF Arm <. Trent. deceased, and az the
rslu.-t OF nr. william K. Trent and T. Trent
special commissioner appointed By the Circuit
Court of th- city Of Kich nond in the case OF War
w.cs's Gummitt-s rs MoneTrs ct al. the s.. sab-
la "5 on 70 FL :
18th at O'clock, the valuable estate in Gooch-
land county known as Little Dover THIS
place lies on the James River and kanawhu
canal twenty two miles above Richmond The
uppar portion Of the place, the estate OF Ann <.
lanes River lowsrouuds Of unsurpassed fertility,
-. acres OF very superior highland and, like to g
lowSronnds, particularly adapted to the growth
Of wheat, corn, and tobacco; le0 Scres In original
growth Of oak. DR.. William K. Trelts portion
contains 40 acres, % of which ara river low.
grounds; 2t7 asres OF hi bland. and IS acras OF
respect equ. to that Of the upper part Of the
estate
tain;rg four rooms, with an Office In the yard con-
;atnins two good rooms. The barns aud stables
ara pie. rhsre are two large ics- houses and
accommodations for a large number OF idnor6rs.
The orchards Aud g2iden contain large and
choice variety Of fruit.
This property Offers rare Inducements 10 persons
TIE two portions must be sold separately, To the
purchaser of one portion tbs refusal of the other
gardrd a. very healthy, and the society in the
nsishbOrhood pre-enlnently rehned and cult
vEt"d
The stock and farming implements will be sold
ut tn same time for cash. Full possession Will be
given on tus Ist day OF January next, and every
facility afforded the Purchaser 10 seed crop OF
w Il eat tia fall
TERN. or SALE: For the lower portion. So o0
cash balance al t"o, three, ADD four years FOR
the upper portion, $500 cash: balance at two.
three. and four years DE- ferred paynsnts on
both places to be secure! by bonds bearing into
rect from the day Of sale, and secured by deed OF
trust upon the land.
THOMAS w. MCGsNCE,
PETERFlELD TRSNT,
Executors Of A. K. Trent.
PETEEFIELD Trent, Special Cclnm issionsr.
An 90
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auction Sales.
THIS DAY.


UCTION sALE.-i will sell at atlc.
"A ton, in front Of the store OF John u niDsr.
Blair, NO ITO Main street, on sAeURDA i 'tss
August at O'Clock NJ,
sMULBs. in good condition
4COtL CARTS, with HAHN E5s.
klsn, aBRiCK STABLE, two stories high, VILE
sir stalls and WOODEN STABLE, with loft and
bnvyv. house attached, with four sta lie The sta,
bles are on Seventh street north OF Leigh and VIII
he shown TO any one wishing to purchase az any
''A'0 o' JOHN BLAIR, Agent,
ITO Main street.
TERMS Accommodating and made kr3se NJ
sale. aU-o-'4 n"S''
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DICHM OND AND DASVlLLa
II RA.LRoAD-CHANGB OF SCERDu"a-aih
ARRANGRMENT.- ON and sfter SUNDAY y!
5, 1867, only one daily Mail and Passenger I'-.1
win be run upon this road each way. 800,
THROUGH MAIL AND Passenger TEAL
GOING WEST.
Leave Richmond daily st...,............iGh D.
Leave Danville daily at...................IN2! ~
Arrive AZ Greensboro a:..................7o@ =
connecting 1t BuTkevills with trains Oh Soctss
railroad for Lynchburg, Knoxville, S,stN'i.
Memphis, Sc. at Greensboro With ti.!I -
North Carolina railroad FOR Charlotte, toiaL..''
Charleston, Augusta, Macon, Co!nUbns, save
nah, Albania, Montgomery, Mobile. New ofsA''
Sc, &c.
GOING EAST. T.,
Leave Greensboro daily at...............s.H ! Y
Leave panvills daily at...................st
Arrive at Richmond 81 ........,.........s" =,
connecting al Burksvtlls with trains on sot.I''-'
road for Petersburg, Norfolk, SC.
THOMAS DCpAHEAD,
mys Supsr'nfsnteaL
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TRFSH S.-Just received,
a 100 boxes LAYER Raisins,
IS boxes TarraSoDa Almonds,
Is bags Sicily Almonds,
Is bags new-crOp aim Nuts,
Is boxes nenton Lemons.
100 cases Canned Pine4pplss,
Brandy Peaches, oysters, Lobstsrs, &c.
Also. manufactured daily, my inimitab BILE steam
Refined Candy Call at
LOUIS ]. BossIEUX'S Confectionery,
au8 No. l4l2 Main street.
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Zeal Estate for Safe.
~I~--~-~~@~|~-1- ~r~~~--~- = = =
BY Lee & GoddiD,
Real Estate Agents and Auctlonears,
No. 1914 Cary street.

600 ACRES OF HIGHLY PGODUC-
2sJJ TIVE FARMING AED TIMBER LAND,
IN TIE COUNTY o. FLUVaNSa. On BIG
BIRr" GEEK. FIVE MI e. FROM col GAb!A,
AND FOUR NILES FzuM the ri. hNaA CO.
NAL AND SIXTY MILES FRcN klCHapSD,
FOE SALE PRIVATELY We arc authorized ~
the owner. Mr. John g. Hughes, 10 sell The tract
OF land described above, cu.lta niis .5o tcro, or
which 100 ~. open md highly improved, a. the
growing crops will attest and Is W. II se IN clover
and timothy; the r.maudcr-sevchty erres-Tery
heavily covered with oak and hickory timber
from which enough barrel slaves might bH pro-
cured 10 pay the prico asked for iGe properly:
The improvements consist Of a twO-stCry frame
dwelling. in most excellent repair, containing
II We large rooms with passage tnn lset VIDE, i"u
porches; fran. kitchen, quarters, two barns, sla-
nls (naw) Tor ten horses Carriage hoiss, yes
house, &c, all In good order, and me entire pio-
p.rty enclosed with substantial oak fence.
: Tho neis h boThooi II the very best, sud conTc-
nient to churches, mills, &c.
The fields arc well waLered and divided into
four.
A large young orchard OF select fruit is on the
place. -
terMs-6ay ONE fourth casn : 70
sidue ut six, zine. and Twelve months, or WILL
be exchanged for city property At fair valuation
II not disposed o. pIlvatel - OF which due notice
will he gwen il will be sold al public auction, On
the premises, on TUESDAY, CtE CT september
next, at IL o clock VI.
Parties leaving hicbmond by packet-bost on
Monday reach Columbia d, O'clock =. NJ. The
address JOHN G.. HUGHES, or
LEE & GODDIH, Auctioae-rs and
Peal Estate agents. 80 1914 Cary street,
gu o3-2tawtSept7 then dtds Richmond, "a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-04

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-NE
Ii ARElVALS.-We respectfully invite attain
TUBE. IN quality and variety we challenge cor-
petition. 1t cannot be surpassed Every article
may De found In our assortment OF styles and pat
terms which cannot fail 10 please all tastes.
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended az
for twenty five YEARS past Wa respectfully solicit
z continuance of the same.
HABLIST0G & BROTHER
No. Dos Main street. corner Of Ninth.
Two new and spacious Ihre story WIRE
HOUSES on Cary s;rset near Ninth, near the
basin, suited for any business. will be rented low.
" IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-04

BY James II. Taylor Son, Auetioneers,
CMce TO. s2l Main street, three doors below
Sp0ts%0Od Hotel