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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-27
WAsHIsaroN. Nfay ~. 1855

4G RI. { -
The weather has as last become warm
and seasonable, but it is not safe to predict
a combustion Of itiat any length. 10 day
the warm sun and delightfal atmosphere
have called ont . multitude Of people. of'all
sizes, sexes, and colors. Children are en-
loving themselves among the fawerss and
shrubbery Of the capitol and Presidents
grounds, and older folks seek pleasure and
comfort in breathing the pure and exhila-
rating air Of spring. B. -. },
A stahbing ARRAY occurred in the por-
ton Of this city known as the !" Navy Yard, =
this morning, between two butchers having
stands in the market of that ward. One
Of them iaterfered In some way with the
others business of selling to a customer,
when the lie was given, the parties clinched,
and one Of the combatants named Carroll
vas dangerously cut with butchers knife.
The other man, whose name is ONeih, gave
himself up, and claims to have acted soiely
in self-defence, which, from the evidence.
so far ELECTED, seems very clear.
There is now in the vaults OF the Irea-
sury Department, in fractional currency,
1890, 900, Of which over $l,2oo, GOO is IN
6fty-cent notes. The balance is in twenty
Ave and ten-cent notes, and specimen cur
rencu not intended for circulation.
II is the intention of the lighthouse
Board to substitute, as far as possible, aiohg
the coast, screw-pile lighthouses tor the
liehtboats now employed in the service.
One of the Indians belonging TO the traoe
Of Nez Perces, o delegation OF which reached
here last week from Idaho, died this morn
ing. He was very old man, and the trip
from Idaho to San Francisco by sea, and
then overland to Washington, proved too
much for him. The Indian Office has made
arrangements for his funeral tomorrow.
Some Of Chief Justice Chase's friends
claim that the feeling in behalf Of his nomi-
nation as Conservative candidate for the
Presidency is gaining considerable ground,
and that several very prominent statesmen
are enlisted in the cause. Democrats gene
rally have little to say about it just now.
There is every indication, however, that
they will unite at New York in the support
Of a candidate whose nomination will cause
some trembling in the Radical camp.
The propagation of shad in the Potomac
attracts the attention of quite large num-
Der of parties in this locality. 1t is doubted
that the appropriation asked of Congress
for the purpose of making o trial in that
direction will be granted. TIMoS:
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Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch
,Sn.,1ar of "a Negro Woman.
4 HALIFAX, Va, May rs, IL

HALIFAX, VA, May 26, 1868.
The recent rains, succeeded by an qunu-
snaIly warm sun, will endanger the wheat
somewhat from rust but We must hope for
the best. The loss Of this staple, or its
serious injury, would tell sadly upon our
prostrated people. Monday was our County
Court, though the day developed nothing
worth recording. IS as s-e.s
The dead body Of q negro woman was
found In the woods about four miles from
News Ferry station on Thursday morning
last. The evidence elected before a coro-
ner's jury was to the effect that she had
been robbed and beaten by three unknown
negroes, still atlarge. Whether the beating
was the immediate cause Of her death re-
mains matter Of conjecture, as the body
exhibited no marks of character likely to
result in death. The. occurrence is some
what involved in mystery. The negroes
seem to have very little feeling for one
another, as cases Of robbery and ill-treat-
sment are constantly occurring amongst
them. QUoD Hoe.
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A UCTION SALE.-In compliance with
iion, on FRIDAY the 5th day of June next, atll
O'Clock a. NJ. the remains Ofthe HULL OF THE
STEAMER PATRICK HENRY, containing u
large quantity iron and metals, lying on the flats
opposite Rockets landing. Richmond, Va. Also,
TWO MARINE BOILERS (weight about thirty
tons eachl taken from the wreck of said vessel.
Sale to take place at Rockets landing
TERMS !: Cash-GOvernmen funds.
JOHN S. LOOMS,
Assistant and Special Agent
my27 Treasury Department.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE, In THE COUNTY OF
LANCASTER. NEAR THE LOWER Kappa
HAMMOCK kIyER.1B virtue Of a decd Of trust
executed to the undersigned and Il. W. Elsome by
b. b. McKenny, bearing date the 4tfi day of Sep
teinber 1854 and or record In tile clerks Office OF
Lancaster county, will sell, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAYthe cath day Of june 1858. IL fair,
If not the first fair DAY thereafter that wslI;kn9gR
lying N the ne, county Of
AND SEVENTY THREE ACRES AND FIF,-
G. Cabell, deceased. There are about SIX hundred
acres Of open land, the rcmanderis wei taken in
pine, oak, and chestnut. The pine Is such as Is
used In the New York market, and will command
on the shore from 81. 50 to ~ per cord. No timber
or grain will have to be hauled more than two
miles TO reach nayigable water, aud there IL q
steamboat landing within two aud q half miles OF
/. the farm, where steamers plying between Frede-
ricksburg and Baltimore stop four times week.
The open land has been married., and VIII produce
can be produced also by the assistance OF fer.il-
izers. The Farm can be divided Into four or five
smaller ones, giving equal quantity Of open and
wood land to each. Fish and oysters can be got
ten with very little trouble. - $50
The markets of Baltimore, Philadelphia, WASH
sfblc, which make this farm much more valuable
The buildings are ordinary, G6nsistine Of small
frame dwelling with five OK six ro0nls, two barns
several cori-houses, and eight or ten servants
houses. 29s5A rs s3szsssf ssrs4-ars 4 20
Persons wishing 10 see the farm win be shown It
Selling as trustee viii convey such title as Is
vested In By the terms Of the deed, cash Is
sonabIe credit ID, j. HAR3is 70 6kis Trustee.
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By wellington GoddIn.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Al gent

!; COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALU.
~ BILE RE RE At Estate ON BOTH SIDES op
FOURTH -Byyirtue Of decree IN IND
circnt Court Of the city Of Richmond pronoTnee we
on the 2oth May 1853 w the case OF Bapty and WIZ
auction, on the premises; FRIDAY The ,ap ~
Of June isea AZ O'Clock ?. d.. n fair IL no, in
first fair day thereafter. that valuable mai .he
located as above Of which Mrs. Julia Ann css,
field died seized. consisting Of the LOT .sl:
FRAMED TENEMENT now occmnied ~, ana
John E. Henderson. fronting on tho son,h stds DIR;
Grace street go feet: running back aboUt ia ~,
Also, the LOT md FRAMED TEEFMr VT ,e4.
the north side of Grace street now ocenpcd hr on
William G.. booker, fronting 81 feet and rnnsn mr.
back about 1os feet. The foregoing nronar. INNING
Gated IN Almost desirable Of Grace stres, y 10,
should that accounts attract attention of ca ana
taIsts and others. '"Pi'
TERMS: hOne-fourth cash: balance at 4 !,
IL months for negotiable no,es, interest ADDED ana
title retained nntff all Of the purchase mor ana
paid, and a CONVEYANCE ordered by the conrt )
.'ssSt.,.9 - - R0BERTs Stiles
RICHARD II. CHRISTIAN
my 70 - So ~ - ~ 2sss al COMMISSIONS
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by =. n. DUVIs,
Real Estate Agent and Anctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Main streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SIXTY
THREE AND THREE-FOURTHS- ACRES
OF WELL WOODED LAND ON THE OAR
BYTOWN ROAD.-By virtue Of decree of Hen
rico County Court pronounced on the 10Th day OF
Nav 1859 In the suit of Martin and wife Us. Tay-
lor ct ais, will sell at public auction, on MON
DAY, lst day of June, at Henrlco County Court
house chat being court day., at II O'Clock NJ, q
miles below the city. containing by recent survey
SIXTY THREE AND THREE-FOURTHS
ACRES, living on both sides of the Darbytown
road being part of the tract of which Archer Tay-
lor died seized. The land Is well timbered with
oak and pine. William I. Martin, purchaser at a
former sale, having failed to comply with the terms
of sale the same will be sold at his risk and cost
TERMS Sufficient In cash to pay expenses OF
suit and this, and expenses Of former sale so far
as unpaid the balance on credit of six months.
the purchaser executing bonds with approved
security, and title retained until paid and a con-
yeyance directed by the court.
JOHN N. DAVIS,
my25 Commissioner
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IL. BY A.. G.. Pulliam, Auctioneer.
T,RUsTEEs SALE OF ONE V1yNDRP,

: LAND SIXTY EAsC r Els OF vALUABIg
LAND IN. CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. Va
VIRTUE OF the provisions of decd OF trust exe.
cuted to me by T. G. Chalkley and wife to secure
the payment of certain debts therein named and
bearing date the l4t day of July. 1890 and duly Of
record IN the CLERKS office OF the county Of Che.
terfeld, will sell ut public auction. on the prem
ises, at IL o'clock NJ. on FRIDAY the 9Th tay Of
june 1865 that tract Of excel.
lent EARNING LAND, containing ONE Hun.
DRED AND SIXTY ACRES, lying In the county
of Chesterfield, on the Richmond and Petersburg
turnpike, about eight miles from Richmond and
adjoining the lands of James b. Jones, Esq, and
Captain X. A. willis. 1,-t sE'
2 TERMS: One-third cash: balance at six and
twelve months In bonds and u decd of trust 10
secure the deferred payments.
- 3ssNt BENJAMIN TT. NASH, Trustee.
:. Sale conducted by A. G. PULLIAM, .Auctlonecr.
my IA
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent

TWO SMALL BRICK TENENIENTS, ON
Il THE WEST SIDE OF SECOND BETWEEN
BROAD AND MARSHALL STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold ut auction,
on the premises, on MONDAY the lst of June.
1868. at 6 O'Clock p. NJ, those two comfortable
BRICK TENEMENTS located as above, one OF
which Is occupied by Mrs. Stead, and the other by
-, each renting for SIS per month. These tene-
mcnts well located, and are very comfortable
for small families.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance ut 4 8. an1
70 months for negotiable notes, interest added
secured by trust deed.
A
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hanaeSssd bound Three hssr4y cheers
we've given for MISSIONER, It's ladies, and its
host ard while the river cheerfuily rung
with our shouts, and the hills gave cheer 1o ,,
cheer, the steamer moved peacefully Oh
from the shore, and Westover faded from
our eyes as il never can fade from our
memories. s4
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

TWO SMALL FARMS-ONE OF
L EIGHTY-SIX ACRES, THE OTHER FlF-
Try ACRES, ONE IN HANOVER AND THE
OTHER IN sHENRICO-FORs SALE AT AUG
TION.-We VIII sell at auction, on MONDAY the
being court-day) the TWO SMALL TRACTS
OF LAND referred to above, the one In Hanover
about eighty-six acres, part cleared, balance In
wood and timber, about fifteen miles from Rich
mond on the Old Mountain road, being the land
formerly owned and occupied by a: Diederick,;
the other, In Henrico, containing fifty acres, all
and adjoining the lands Of John Holman, Natha-
MEL Crenshaw and others. These lands are we'll
suited for small farms.
TERMS AT sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
my27 AuctiOneers.
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AuCr1ON. sAI|Es.. .
BY wellington Goddfn, =,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
SALE m. A VALUABLE
q. E.gTfts Day. II. b

,TyRUSTEE'S SALE OF A. VALUABLE
IL BRICK TENEMENT ON THE M9kaTThh
SIDE OF MAINBETWEENE ELEVENTH. E M,
TWELFTH STREETS, ON LEAsEHoLD.-BB
virtue OF q deed of trust executed by Messrs. =.
Bowman and stroock, bearing date 22d EeGras
ary, 1857, duly recorded In Richmond Hnstmg1ss
Court shall, in executionthereof proceed 20 seq
ut public auction. on the premises on TuEstA e
the 18th May 1853, at L O'Clock p. NJ lar, "
not the first fair day thereafter the property con ,
THREE-sToRY BRICK TENEMENT located as
above formerly occupied by Ethe Planters Ma
tIonal Bank Of Richmond subject however, % a
tho saiel for term OF years, at an annual ground
rent of $500 payable quarterly and the taxes, &c'
on said lot and building. ..s..y 20
TERMS !: Enough In cash to defray expenses OF
sale and to discharge what is now past due nnoer
the said deed of trust, amounting to about
on credit rs to 81 SOB until the 22d and 2th o.
August next; and as to the residue of the proceeds
on such terms as the grantors shall prescribe and
direct or on their failure to give any directions
then on such terms as the trustee shall announce al
the time OF making the sale.
JOHN NJ. GODDIN, Trustee.
Richmond, 9th May, 1883. s
The above sale is, postponed until WEDNEs-
DAY the eth May, 1883, at o. clock Z. NJ:
my27 J. M. g.. Trustee.
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WASHINGTON LETTElR.
Correspondence OF the richmond Dispatch

Caarmsaq Wedther--FsgM bctsoees Each
eTs- Fractional Currency Lighthouse
Matsers-D eash of a, l,sdioa,-- Chase
and The Presidency, etc.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
/, II JAMES RIVER ESTATE IN CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY.-ln pursuance of a deed OF
trust made by Edward O. Watkins, of the county
of Chesterfield. the 18th day of January. 1852:
and duly recorded in the clerks Office of said
county on the day, the undersigned, as trus-
tee therein named will offer for sale, on the pre-
misses, at II NJ. on "WEDNESDAY the oath day of
June 1863 If fair If not, the next fair day there
after, that valuable farm called WESTBROOk,
situated In the county of Chesterfield. on the james
river adjoining the lands Of John Watkins's es-
tate, William Gill's estate, and the Presquc Isle
estate, and containing 1888 acres. The improve
ments consist of framed dweling-house with six
rooms and the necessary out-houses. 1t Is nnne-
cessary to give more detailed description. as per-
sons wishing 10 purchase will visit the place. which
can be readily reached BY, steamers from Rich
m0nd. .an.-5 u - s-a- Er-s
TERMS: One-ffth of the amount due the benef-
cIary (being 49, 000 with nterhst for several years
cash; negotiable notes for the balance at SIX
twelve, eighteen. and twcnty-fonr months with In
tercst added, and secured by a trust decd For the
remainder of the purchase money, IL any, the
terms will be made known on day of sale.
The crops now growing OIL the land will be re-
served. but such possession will be given the pur-
chaser as will enable him to seed crop of wheat.
and complete possession will be given on the LIST Of
January next except so far as Will be required to
save and deliver the corn crop now growing on the
place. The purchaser will be entitled to the rent
from the day Of SALE The taxes of 1883 to be paid
blythe purchaser. HENRY COX, Trustee.
,,vO Qpxpt .spna dr.
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NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that
j shall apply 10 the Aastitor DC The state Of
ginfa State stock each dated list July, lsaS-anS,
No. sofa for Sltk tssned ndsr act OF 2sd aiafciss
1850 for general loans and No. 2ssa far Se9a iaes
James River and Kanawla eapat boil W my name
AZ commissioner N suit brown "a ~ ~ Nos.
toway County Court, Il ". Ast4A N 1>ssst IS
mh6-TAssn ~ 80
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PETERSBURG LETTER.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch

Grace Church Feast and Fair--E9egant
Decorations and Brilliant Prospects,
Radical Nominations for the Senate and
House of Delegates---Chandler Denounced
by the Negroes of Nortolb-1'he Claims
of Bayne arged on the Negroes Of Pc
fprSburQ,
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xucrroS sAr,ks.
FUTURE Day.

@sls~~<1,~
SHERIFFS SALE.-Will be sold for c,sh
~ at12 n on MONDAY the LIST Of June. ,sss 'a
5pary's yard. in Rockets, 55E t ~"'n'
One LOT OF BRICKS.
One STEAM ENGINE and MACHISrpy
and the BUILDINGS containing them ''''
TO satisfya distress warrant and also an at,,.,
meut I'm my hands against the Virginia Brick Co,n
pany for rent due William s. Fowler. guardian sn
III. u. SMITH -
my 2s-tds Sheriff OF Henrico coun;v
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@ BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

light LOTS IN THE PLAN OF BEL.
LyInERE, NEAR HOLLYWOOD GENIE
sold at auction. on the premises, on SATURDAY
the aoth of May 1885, at half.past5 O'Clock +. NJ,
EIGHT LOTS In the plan aforesaid, fronting on
some beautiful lots In that very handsome parf OF
the city. each fronting 50 by i5e feet more or less
TERMS: One.third cash: balance ut four and
EIGHT months for negotiable notes, Interest added
se s,v 'fus' new y. GoDDN, Auefioaeer.
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers, T !,
northwest corner of Main and Eleventh. streets

TWO HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS,
ON VALLEY STREET, BEING LOTS %
AND % IN BROWN. PAGE, AND GANlRLE,S
PLAN. NEARLY OPPOSITE THE CENTRAL.
RAILROAD SHOPS. FOR. SALEAT AUCTION.
We win sell mt auction, on the premises. on WE'D
NESDAY,a eth. Of rMays- at S O'Clock z. ~. the
TWO HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS located as y.
side of Seventeenth or Valley street. and run back
1920 feet to street 30 feet WIDE making two fronts
and well-suited for the erection of small tene-
ments. -, -
.'''' 1>' '' GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
nv "a 800 scIsls: TAuctioneers.
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son, Auetioneers,
Office No. s21 Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.
TRUSTEES sALEso yALUABL

TRUSTEES SALE OF v A L u A B L E
4 REAL ESTATE, IN THE COUNTY OF
CHESTERFIELD, ADJOINING THE TOWN
OF MANCHESTER, EXTENDING DOWN TO
THE RICHMOND AND sDANYILIIE. RAIL
ROAD COAL WHARF, OPPOSITE ROCK
ETTS, AT AUCTION. BY virtue of q deed of
trust executed to the undersigned as trustees,
dated the 18th day Of October, 1852 to secure the
payment Of a certain sum of money therein men,
toned, duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of the
still unpaid, and being required by the benefcia-
ries In said deed we VIII proceed to sell mt public
auction on MONDAY the lst day of june. 1883, IL
fair II not, the next fair day thereafter Sundays
exceptedl, on the premises, at half-past O'Clock
p. NJ, the VALUABLE PROPERTY as above
located, consisting Of THREE LOTS OF LAND
described In said deed rs b, G, and u; lot Is con-
tanning 80 93l1000 acres, lot containing Il ssleo
acres and lot ID containing 80 3d1-lD0e acres; all
bounded by the Richmond and panyille railroad,
which extends down to the coal yard on the south
side of James river opposite tie steamboat wharf
at Rockets, and Is considered 10 he the best land
for farming or for the growth of vegetables that
is now in market From Its contiguity to the city
of Richmond and town OF Manchester this land Is
rendered still more valuable. sE'a#
TERMS: Cash enough 10 pay the expenses OF
sale and One-third of the purchase money; balance
on credit of twelve and eighteen months Tor ne.
gotable notes, interest added aud secured by deed
A plat of the land csn BIO seen at tho office OF the
auctioneers and will be shown on the day of sale.
w. GODDIN, 5sS6' trustees. Z
Sale conducted by JAMES ii. TAYLOR q Son,
AuctiOneerS. my Is
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For the Dispatch.
A female subscriber to your paper sug-
gests that tote" may be derived from the
Latin verb tollo," to carry.
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BY L. d. Eacho, Auctioneer.
GALE or HOUSE AND LOT NEAR

GALE OF HOUSE AND Luz nhnS
~ MANcHESTER.--In pursuance Of ro us Of
made ne the May term. iseS OF the Sirent G III.
Chesterfield county IN ths ease or ISier a a.,In
CO. Gr,lbbs shall oder for sale ~ pnoifS sTiiR.
m, fba pyeIaises no O'Clock y. u. ON 20 ~. nan
nAYtks ssi instant, the HOUSE and LOT nya
oscupied by Mr. Chernanlt situated ON as how i.
sfreef AZ the town extended short dtstaaes I'm,
the Corporation Tine. There Ii neat ana nm
Portable frame tenement With three roooss Wv
the premises and q safheleney OF GROUSE ~
TERMS oae.ihird cash; balance IN TWO , tSSl
payInenas us sixty and ninety .tays hsss,ii is,I
n.y,nsaf. JAMES A. CLAKhf.
i'ashis''s. Commissioner.
my 10
rho ahoye sale i nossponea until SATURDAY.
Inv NM ys " 8. way y H. EAoIio Aue,ionrer
! ,a,,nNpp,S
w ~ III, ssssa.. : - myH
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Il ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
- SUPERB PARLoR, CHAMBER, AND
- DIN1NG-RooM FURNITURE,
ROSEWOOD, sEvEN-ocTAyE. PIANO,
REPS AND LACE CURTAINS,
VELVET, BRUSSELS, AND THREE-PLY
CARPETS,
ELEGANT ENeRAv1Nes, ETC,
AT AUCTION.

At the request OF the owner, we will sell at the
residence of J. B. Watkins ESQ. corner Seventh
and Leigh streets: on TUESDAY, sInnc Cd. at II
O'Clock. all OF the FURNITURE contained In thf
said residence. amongst which may be named.
IN THE PARLOR,
lseren-octaye ROSEWOOD PIANO. made by
Nunns & Clarke. with Stool and Covers, said
to be one of the finest instruments In the
beautiful ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUITE. com.
prising nine pieces, covered with scarlet slk
;, oARVE DIX ROSEWOOD MARBLE-ToP ia.
Neutrality-suspicious. .gt1zalg5 ~
pairs Of splendid REPS and LACE CURTAINS.
with Ebony and Silt Cornices:
= MANIFESTATION and LIBRARY ia.
ESQ BILE, in Wax and Ebony 1..5sss.F',
Splendid VELVET CARPETS and RUGS,
Elegant ENGRAyINGS,tt
= RECEPTION CHAIRS, &C. h lf -.rz-
IN THE CHAMBERS WILL BE FOUND
= IAEAGNIFICENT CHAMBER SET. complete
ser Walnut. In wax and ebony upholstered IN
4 alARBLE-ToP SHAVING STAND,
3 WALNUT CHAMBER SETS, complete, Con-
( 4 tanning each Marble-top Bureau Waslstand,
Table, Bedstead, q Chairs, Rocker, Toilet
ware. Towel Rack, &C.; y;
3 SPRING BEDS. .- 5s-..t
l UPHOLSTERED BED.
A large lot of TABLE and BED LINEN, BED
- DING. &c. ~
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
Il have made application for the renewal of u
certificate Of Fifty SHARES OF STOCK OF
THE OLD DOMINION IRON AND NAIL
WORKS COMPANY standing on the books Of
said company in the name Of E. A. Triplett.
my la-W2m Z. A. HURNTHAL.
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r OST.-Lost on Sunday night, either in
st. Paul,s church or between that church and
Sixth street, on Grace, ladies' GOLD HAND
RING and CHAIN. with lace
attached (no name on handkerchief.
The finder will be literally rewarded by leaving
the same at the Enquirer and Eraznt1,er ONCE;
y go ss.,g.. b INV 26--TuW&F
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner of Governor and Franklin streets.

DARLOR RESTAURANT FOR SALE
il AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY the 9th
instant, at 10 o. o'clock. we will sell the
COMPLETE OUTFIT. .r.g
of the Parlor Restaurant corner of Franklin and
Fourteenth streets.
1t hats recently been fitted up in the most elegant
manner and every convenience adopted to render
It one Of the most genteel establishments In the
city. {,
The lease expires in 1871, and the rent is remark
ably low.
wishing to engage in this business.
COOK & LAUGHTON,
myo5 -,1-- Auctioneers.
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LOST ANp FOUND.

ESTRAY HORSE.-Found, on the On
-lI 25th instant, while swimming In James-6N
river near the shed of the Old Dominion Steamship
Company, by u colored man, a BAY HORSE, nine
years old and one of his front teeth out. He can
be found ut my stables, Franklin street.
my-2l3t* -s. JOHN B. DAVIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-27

apoNGEs.-BATHING and CARRIAGE
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-27

of VELVET, BRUSSELS and THREE-PLY
CARPETS, with RUGS and OIL CLOTHS.
The above FURNITURE Is of the very latest
style and finish is deliberately carved, very little
used and Is really the most attractive sale that has
taken place in the city for years. -
The sale being peremptory. parties wishing to
attend and to enable the public opportunity to
examine it. the house will be opened on MONDAY,
June the LIST, from 10 until O'Clock.
5ItGS - COOK t. LAUGHTON,
my Of Auctioncers.