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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-29
By A. c. Pulitam, Auetloneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALuA,

n NUnMlSSloISEEbO SSALh VI
NJBLE IMPROVED. AND uSlMPRo0,r,tID
REAL ESTATE IN THE TOWN OF NM
CHESTER. Vain virtue OF two several act IT,.
pronounced by the Circuit Court OF sIfs'' -.
field county In two suits therein depepdipx
yeraly styled Birchett ct ais. rs MadGoS an" l 80
S. Maddox ct ats rs. William Ii. Maddox q a H..
shall proceed to sell ut public auction on us n
mises, on SATURDAY the I'd day OF May, - SsIf
fair. il not ON the first fair day thereafter =. nA
mast 4 O'Clock u. n, the Improved prolsi,, ~
the proceedings mentioned. located IN lhe toS an
Manchester, containing about seo feet run s.n
Perry street, and running back les lee. ~ linz
Lawrence Tor TWELFTH street and paraiet s si
This property Is well known as TIE SAM aud
and occupied some years ago by Mrs. d!cMIl snrosk
more recently occupied by Spencer \. f f,hn most
Esq. The location In all respects Is one % ''e
desirable In the town, n.r e,op,Ing
Also, the very handsomely -locatedLoi,ni 10 Etc-
lao feet on the south side III Warrington Or lie
yenth) street by -: feet deep, embracing m.ni;miu
whole OF town lot No. I2a In the rear OIL y. ~ Mrs
=. Owen, Esq, and near the resi'ehe0 '
Clopton. =, credits OF
TERMS One-fourth cash; balsheo w for de-
six. twelve, and eighteen months; t, .i,,e until
ferred payments bonds, ana retsine Vs.
the whole purchase money Is paul a. u.;mmjSsi0ncr.
c. c. McRAE. COMM, ne,,nnser.
Sale conducted by A. Z. PULLiAa'
Owing 10 the inclemency OF ING wi, ,h. 10th OF
above. sale IS postponed from MohaaS u
AnrIl 10 the 90 or MAY. as specined aDtssioner
G.. &. MCkSr- So. l,n
an % god esd esth ss.lL 3oth.s& lsf&9uM
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BY Francis T. Iebell,
Auctionccr and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

rrHREE-sTORY BRICK TENEMENT ON
1 THE SOUTH SIDE OF CARY STREET Be
EnIt SALE AT AUCTION.-I will sell ut auction,
on the premises, on FRIDAY the first day Of May,
1863 at kalf-past O. cockP ~, one OF those thrce
stated. containing eight rooms, gas, water, &c.
This property is we'll constructed for both bnsl-
nnss Gouse and private residence. having an en-
trance from Cary street, entirely distinct, Tor the
use of the upper part thereof.
TERMS: One-fourth cash the balance nj iour,
ei1ht and twelve months, for negotiable notes,
with interest added and secured by a trust deed.
Taxes for 1853 to he paid by the purchaser:
mn % FRANCIS I. ISBELL. AuctiOneer.
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By Cook & Laughton. Auctioneers,
corner of Franklin and Governor streets.

corner Oh fTullhllu anu poNSlAci S'AS~'o'
r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
4 BANKING FURNITURE, FIXTURES.
IRON SAFES, OFFICE DESKS, CHAIRS, ia
BIES. &C.. AT AUCTION.-Will be sold at auc-
ton on TUESDAY, May the 5tl, ut IL clock ut
the banking house formerly occupied by the First
National Bank of Richmond, on Mai street: one
door above Thirteenth street, the following FUR
NITURE. &C.-viz:
Herring Burglar-Proof Safe,
Herring's Bur2lar-Pro0f Vault Safe,
8 handsOmc W alnut Tables,
2superior Walnut Lounges
Cane-Seat Chairs,
. osuperiOr Revolving Chairs,
superior Walnut Desk.
superior Walnut Bookcase,
2supcrior Walnut Clocks,
. English Brussels Carpets,
Water Cooler and Table,
Letter Press and Table,
Iron Bedstcad anu Mattress,
Fine Bronze Chandelier,
Il Brackets and Globes
| Iron Bath Tub,
1dozen Spittoons,
Large Map.
20 yards Cocoa Netting,
Walnut Scttce,
Large Stove.
TERMS Sums under 800 cash; over 300 sixty
days, with satisfactory endorsed paper.
COOK & iAUGHTON,
an oi-eodtds AuctOnecrs,
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BY James NJ. Taylor Il Son, Auctionecrs,
Office No. s2l Main street,
three doors below SDotsw0Od Hotel.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ABOUT FORTY
ACRES OF LAND (PART OF THE FALL5
PLANTATIONl, ABOUT ONE MILE AS ~,
A HALF FROM MASC1fESTER.-By VIZ
tue of q deed Of trust executed by J. Is. vaughan
to ME as trustee to secure the payment oi Ger,
tain sum OF money therein mentioned. daleu ~.
eth day Of December, 1853, and duly ree C.,
I'm the clerks office of Chesterfield County Court
and at the request OF the benehciaries IN SAD aSe
shall proceed to sell ut auction on fklDAl w
LIST day OF May. at O'Clock NJ, NJ tue ib.eI
ton or the Petersburg turnpike anu the Soa'P's
road the property rs above described.
TERMS Made known ut the sale.
- =" JAMES M. TAYLOR. Trustee.
so@ 4 net oneers, ap ?l-la
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BY Francis 7. Isbell,
Auctionecr and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

A VERY DESIRABLE AND COAlNIODI-
IA OUSTHREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING;
AND LOT, ON THE WEST SIDE OF SENENIii
STREET NEAR THE CORNER OF SEVENTH
AND LEIGH STREETS, FOR SALE At AoC.
TION.-Wnl he sold upon the premises ~
THURSDAY the 3oth day OF April, is6s Al halt
past O'Clock Il. ~. that very desirable ana COM
m0di0us BRICK DWELLING and LOT localed ~
above stated. The dwelling contains nine rooms,
besides closets; chandeliers and other gas tNtufs
throughout, bathroom, and water convenieTm'i
arranged and ample servants apartment ai o,
which are In good order. The lot fronts Eject Oh
Seventh street, and runs back feet.
TERMS: One-tifth cash: the balance al /, y;
and % months, for negotiable notes Win ihleres
insurance for 1858 to be paid by the purchaser.
aD95 FRANCIS f. ISBELE. Auctioneer.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctlonecr and Real Estate Agent.


Auctloneer and Real Estate Agent.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
Il ON THE EAST SIDE OF THIRD BE-
TWEEN DUVAL AND BAKER STREETS
BY virtue OF deed of trust executed to the sub
scribcrs by William H. Beal, dated 18th September,
1906 duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Court,
we SHALL In execution thereof, having been so re-
ouestcd by the holders of the two notes secured
thereby, proceed to sell at austion on the premises
on FRIDAY the LIST of May, 1858, at half-past
O'Clock p. NJ, if fair, If not, the first fair day
thereafter the real estate conveyed by the said
deed consisting of LOT fronting twenty-five feet
on the east line of Third street. running back 10
feet TO an alley sixteen feet wide. which stands
tenement In front suitable for store and dwelling
and two small framed dwelling-houses on the rear
Of the lot.
TERMS: Enough IN cash to defray the expenses
of sale and to pay off the two last notes secured by
said dced-one Tor Sl3s. b. and the other for a053-
with all accruing interest thereon and as to the
residue of the proceeds Of SALE on such terms as
shall be announced ut the hour Of sale. !.
w. GODDIN, lTr,otoos
HENRY G. CANNON Ai"s'ce''
P.S.-We are authorizedby the parties interest
ed to say that the terms above named will be
changed to $3.50 cash. $3.50 ut four months, and the
balance upon liberal terms, to bc announced ut the
hour of sale.
ap2l W. Il. & II. U. Z.
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OST, ON YESTERDAY, either on Ninth
4 street or on Main between Ninth street and
the Old Market. small POCKET MEMORAS-
DUN BOOK. with some papers In 1t of no value to
any one else. A liberal reward will be paid for 1t
if left at the corner of Byrd and Ninth streets.
ap 29-1t* JAMES w. GHEEN.
r OST, TWO NEGOTIABLE NOTES,
II drawn by Ebenezer Halleck, dated April 9th,
1858 each for the payment Of .5o one payable
at eight months after date and the other ten months
after date, and payable to Bnrnham Davis, tris-
tee The public are warned against trading for
nm sNlts b. DAVIS.
r OST.-The undersigned has lost, and he
thinks it was on his way from his residence,
near Union Mills, Fluvanna county to Richmond,
or during his stay in Richmond within the last
week the bond of james A. johnson and David
Wood, dated 1855, for the the sum a1loe Of
are several credits endorsed on the said bond. A
suitable reward will be paid to the finder upon the
delivery of said bond to the undersigned. All per-
sons are forewarned against trading for said bond,
as q propernotlce stopping Its payment nus az
ape2-2w SAMUEL u. BURNLEY.
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Seventh street between Broad and May.h.,
AN ASSORTMENT OF HOUsPuor :
IA FURNITURE. ETC.. AT AU(gTInr oLD
rHGRSDAY the soth instant, at 10 o,clocbs On, On
sell at my store VIII
JENNY LIND and COTTAGE BEDsrp,r
MAHOGANY BUREAUS and sIDEBoaRRS
LOUNGES and SOFAS,
MAMoGANY and WALNUT RocKIxe
CANE and wooD-sEAT CHAIRS,
DINING and HALL TABLES,
KITCHEN TABLES,
TIN SAFES.
FEATHER PILLOWS and BOOSTERS
HAlk and SHUCk MATTRESSES.
and variety Of other goods.
Goods received up TO hour OF sale.
ap E-I i. n. COOKE. AuctIoreox
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pETEnanURe LETTER.
..,,o,ssnco Of thu richmond Dispa'el''

Roaca, oonsessionel eesssa'i@ q, s IS ~ II.
toA11 ~. Ell ~ Movement II BeAoV o
a g,.,..a, R,,a,en for the Senate
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BY Paine & Co., Auctioncers.

r ARGE AND SPECIAL
CATALOGUE SALE.
On WEDNESDAY,, May 9Th. commencing At 10
O'Clock will sell at our auction-rooms, by cata.
logue, a large and attractive assortment OF
FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS,
comprising great variety Of new and sansonabe
goods, now receiving, and adapted to spring sales
ALSO,
300 cases BOOTS and SHOES,
prime goods, of latest styles. embracing every Va.
rlety for men, women, and children.
ALSO,
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LETTER FROM HALIFAX.
of the Richmond Dispatch.

Canvass Opened IN Halifar-SpeecheS by
Hon. Thomas S. Floaanoy, John Il.
Einu,sds, and Judge Gilmer--Son OF
Bishop Boone Killed.
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HORSES AND MULES.

NTOTICE-MULES AND HORSES.-Just
arrived, and for sale on very accom- ~
modating terms, at the Exchange Livery 10y
aud Sale Stables. Franklin street, ONE
HUNDRED MULES and HORSES, amongst them
some broke mules, and several pairs OF NO. coach
horses. and mares suitable for farm purposes.
NH 81 JOHN Is. DAVIS.
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AITrSvrTON SAFES.

.-u,-u,-u.e1--,o~ ~---<~>eS~e<-~|S.e|
THIS DAY.
By Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer.
GALE OF slITTELDoRFER & CO.'S
~ STOCK CONTINUED.
The sale Of NuTTELDoRFER & co.'s STOCK
Will be resumed on
WEDNESDAY, asTH INSTANT,
at 10 O'Clock precisely, and viii be continued until
the whole is closed.
large variety of the most desirable goods are yet
unsold. all of which viii be offered on
WEDNESDAY, NEXT.
The remaining stock consists in part of
EMBRoIDER1Es
LACEs,
NAPKINS,
TOWELS,
QUILTS, assorted;
LAWNS and ORGANIZES,
GAMBRICS.
JACONETS,
LINEN CAMBRIA IIANDKERcH1EFs,
HOSIERY,
KID and SILK GLOVES,
CORSETS,
CLOTHS,
.CAssBIEREs and CLOAKINGs,
SUMNER DRESS GOODS, &C.,
being the entire balance ofthe .
RETAIL STOCK.
And on THURSDAY the soth Instant at u o clock,
NJ. shall sell the
STORE AND OFFICE FURNITURE,
consisting of
IRON SAFE,
ELEGANT SHOWCASES,
MIRRORS,
DESKS,
COUNTER STOOLS, &c.
By order of Assignees.
THOMAS W. kEEsEE,
an 27-4t Auctioneer.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of sundry
= executions In my hands against the National
Coal Mining Company, shall proceed to sell OH
WEDNESDAY, 26th day of APRIL 1868. commen-
cling at IL O'Clock A, NJ, the north side of the
Basin, between Ninth and Tenth streets,
SIX CANAL BOATS,
viz, Burgctta, Seven Pines, Perseverance, JOB
Atkins, Henry Abel, and L. ID. Jcllis.
ALSO.
FOUR COAL CARTS aud FOUR SETS DOUBLE
HARNESS.
Immediately after the sale of the above property,
I shall proceed to sell the OFFICE and STABLE,
Situated on Canal and Sixth streets, and the uneX-
pired term of the lease of the ground upon which
said buildings are located:
apol JOHN W. WRIGHT, s. c. r.
VIII be sold ut the stable of the aforementioned
company on the same day, EIGHT MULES, young
ana JOHN W. WRIGHT. S. C. r.
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A n UNUSUAL BARGAIN.

will sell my lifetime Interest. in rent lease.
of the FARM formerly owned by DIR. Thomas
Field. deceased containing 45O acres. mostly ara
bic, near Randolph Macon College Mecklcnburg
county, Va. with dwelling (Seven roomsi, out
houses. &c. The advantages of the college is
great inducement. Was rented last year for 5000.
Terms $3.50 per year, $500 for five years, $500
for lifetime interest; onc-half cash. balance one
or two wears City property taken in exchange.
No objections to life insurance. For particulars,
address s. =. TIIROWER. Boytlton. Mecklcnburg
county Va or j. THOMPSON BROWN,
an o5-3tSMSWk Richmond.
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CLOSING OUT SALE AT AUCTION.-On
" WEDNESDAY. Goth day of April we will sell
our entire stock TO close business. Those III want
ofFURNITURE. such as
WARDROBES,
CABINETS and BUREAUS,
BEDSTEADS, all descriptions;
TABLES and WASIISTANDS.
CHAIRS. cane,and wood seats
ROCKERS. different kinds,
will do we'll to attend as the articles will be sold re-
CARELESS of cost. Also. 4 small lot of DRY GOODS.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. &c.
OMOHCNDRO & CO.,
AuctionccrS.
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T OTIS FOR SALE AT THE HOLLY
WOOD CEMETERY.-A list has been care
fully prepared showing all the unsOld LOTS in
the Cemetery which afc now for sale. Persons de-
string to make selections will please apply to Mr..
JAMES O. KEEFFE, Superintendent, who will
exhibit plat of the ground. and give all proper
information. JAMES H. GARDNER,
an o7-4t Secretary and Treasurer.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

..<~~-~~~~~~~~~~-~~~
TOR SALE, TWO TENEMENTS ofhss
IL the Libby Building. Apply to ELL
an 20--l0t PALMER, 1IARTSOOK 4 co.
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AUCTION sAIEs.
FUTURE DAY.

BY L n. Cooke, Auctioneer
Seventh street between Broad and Ma..,.r
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TOR RENT, LARGE AND PLEA Ga
II SAINT CHAMBER, second floor. ont.Ea:4
Arrangements can he made for cooking on INC
apnd Seventh sttrcets ap 2a-2t*
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FOR RENT, that F FOUR 5I19 y, On (51
the south side of Franklin between Eighth, and
Ninth streets, lately finished, containing all the
modern improvements. To good tenant the rent
will be low. Apply 70
an -owoo1 EERSFY & DAVIS.
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EOR RENT, a very desirable RESI- Oh;
IL DENCE with water on the lot. To a good Eli
tenant the rent will be very moderate. For fur
thcr information. apply OIL the premises. OIL Twcn-
ty-ifth street Union Hill between andP streets.
NH 3l-lmk
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WANTS.

WTANTED, a settled COLORED WOMAN
w to do the Homework of small family. Call
at the shoe store 1885 Main street near the creek.
ol-1t%
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EOR RENT, the very DES1RABLEl='
I'D RESIDENCE ut the southwest corner Oh
/ ,cIeh and Ninth streets until the 1st or goth OF
October There are six large rooms, besides
closets bathroom storeroom. &c. also. kitchen
the most pleasant in the city. Possession given
LIST of May cr1-pps g uuI1.Ns
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, THAT EL1GIBLEGas
STORE and DWELLING No: 52l Broadm III
street between Fifth and Sixth. This Is one Oh thg
very best business stands on the great relali
thorouehfare of Richmond being near inc New
Market, and in the very heart of trade; store III
splendid condition. Apply on the premises.
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TOR RENT, THE VERY DESIRA-G?s
IL BILE BUILDING lately occupied by the Ell
First National Bank. OH Main between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets. 1t consists Of the banking
room, admirably adapted also for store. and two
floors above. Apply TO
onoi AZ GRIRBS & WILLIAMS,
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EOR RENT, a very desirable DWEL-G:a
IL LING HOUSE, containing seven rooms, Iks:1
lock-room. and kitchen with two rooms. The
house is supplied with gas and wafer Immediate late
square north of Leigh, between Ninth and Tenth
streets ap25-it
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TOR RENT, the HOUSE owned byG=s
u Mrs. A. W. Chinn situated corner Ihird1Ia
rooms. with all the modern mprovements.gas,
hot and cold water: water-closcts on each OF tne
three floors BATTLEFRONT closets. etc. together with
n large garden. Possession given about the Atm OF
x,aaa' va" 'ei ''''' - ap2s-3t
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07
THE PRESIDENCY.


French Republican Club of Grant men
was organized in Troy on the evening of the 1st with
Prof Geo Batchear as President The large number OF
French Canadians employed in the factories OF this city
take lively interest In the and whi give Ieh
Grant their unanimous vote This CLUB the thifd oi
the series
The Kings County Republicans are hard at
work They have secured monitor tent 10 DC used Ior
meetings in various parts OF the city The Headquarters
of the Committee open every mght' ana are wen
furnished with newspapers pamphlets Dooks &c Large
banners will swing across Futon'st' Brookiyn anu
South seventh-st, Wiliamsbureh
grand rally of the Loyal Veteran Grant
and Cofax Club is to held at the Cooper Institute on
the 18th of this month 1t promises TO De an imposing
demonstration The hall will be beautifully decorated
and seats IN be reserved for ladies and wounded sol
ders elee club composed entirely of soldiers and led
by the finest amateur tenor of the country will provide
the vocal music MajorGen Alfred Pleasonton VIII
preside, and Major-Gens slckles stannard' sharpe,
Cochrane, Barnard and Gems. Mexican, Van Wyck, ana
Gates viii be present. The various Grant and Colax
"Boys IN Blue" of this city Brooklyn. and the cities OF
New7Jersey will be in procession. Gen W. knyzanowskl
will be Grand Marshal.
A grand and stirring Grant and ColtaX
de monstraton took place at Augusta, Me- on Thursday
last, In which upward Of 10000 people participated
Large delegations present from the neighDorhg
towns An immense open air meeting took place
IN front OF the Augusta House. which was
presided over by ex-Gov. A. p. Morrill, Addresses
were made by the Hon. Robert j. Ingersoi OF lInnoH'
Senator Wilson, and Congressman Blaine. Among other
noabties present were Senator COnneSs Of California,
ex-Gov. Coney ex-Gov Coburn, and the Hon Joseph H.
Williams. At Granite Hall another meeting was organ
zed which was addressed by Senators Fessenden and
Conness and the Hon. W. A. Dillingham; During the
demonstration a costly campaign flag was unfmled,
measuring 70 by Il feet.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07
FARM ITEMS.

Strawberries set en- September Will yield a
half not a whole, crop next year
No farmer really OWNS more land than he cnlti-
Yates well. Ownership is in use. Large farms are
often no farms.
Fall plowingi is for heavy clays which pulverizc
with frost not for soils which melt III the ram anu
become like mortar beds.
Tender raspbcrries and flowers do better at
Quebec than at ew-Orlcans because they nave
Winter protection of snow.
The New-York Grape Growers Association
hold a Fair at Canandaigua, commencing Oct. .,
from which much should be learned
Allroots should have room. If standing thick,
thcy should be thinned without mercy. Unless "li
newly cleared land they grow best IN drills, Tor they
can be cultivated.
Fine. well rotted manure, applied to the sur;
face gives the wheat plant strength 10 so wen
through the Winter and fits the ground for TeceiY-
ing clover seed early in Spring.
Thirty years ago man in Massachusetts
planted 20 acres with acorns, and the result is fine
oak forest with trees from II to 10 inches III diane
ter OF course, he who planted IS still living.
"Knowledge is power" applies to farming at
least as much rs TO any other pursuit very good
Text Book for the farmer Is Warnings " Elements
of Agriculture.' Price 81, by mail, from The IKIB-
UNE oiice.
Steam blowing, in California, promises to be n
success The machine is their own invention u cuts
fnrrows nine feet wide and from five 10 eight inches
deep pulverizng fine travels SIX miles an houI ana
weighs only seven tuns.
IL is said that white men cannot live in the
South unless the white mans grass is sown. To cover
the South with grass will reduce negro wages to ten
cents a day. Alas negro labor has made the land so
poor that grass most farms viii not grow.
The coming Vice-Presdent has introduced n
strawberry at South Bend, Indiana, which is the
largest both in plant and fruit of any variety and 1t
is most productive. But 1t Is too soft TO ship and IS
only fit for home More OF our productions should
be too soft to ship grain included that there may DC
abundance for home use.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07
THE DRAMA.
nRAMATIC NOTES.

DRAMATIC NOTES.
Miss Bonfanti is dancing i'll Philadelphia.
Signor Blitz tonight, at Dodworths Hall.
Fanny Kemble gave reading, in Proyi-
dence, OH Saturday
The "Hibernicon" tonight, for the first time,
at Fixes Music Hail.
Lotta, as LitHe Nell and as the Mar
ehioneSs. tonight, at Wallacks Thoator.
Mr. T.. +. Taylor has been engaged to relieve
Mr.. G. l.. Fox Of the duties OF stagemanagcr at the
Olympic
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Davenport were announced
10 leave San Francisco the l7 OF August 10 return TO
NcwYork by the Overland route, stopping to play, at
Salt Lake.
A pamphlet, put forth by "The Authors
UniOnb in this city, presents Endorsements Of Miss olive
Logan thc Risor Of the lecture field" from 40 differ
ent leading newspapers, published in the chief cities of
preston at the outset OF new phase IN her career.
"Foul Playn will be acted but one week
more at the New York Theater lime,light bas been
introduced into the shipwreck scene. This IL touch OF
nature. Limclghts are very numerous in the Pacific
Ocean ana always turn themselves on when snip IS
story, OF winch the inventive Mr. Hazel is the hero
Of Miss Lydia Thompson, the English bur
actress WHO'S shortly TO appear mt
most glowing accounts pour In upon us. From memoir
Of the lady which has Just been put In circulation We
ascertain that her path has been literally strcWn with
the victims Of suicide and duelngs who have been mmo-
lated on the altar OF her charms Indeed the DOgrapher
does not hesitate To imply that the rates Of mortality ~
Russia and Germany have been considerably augmented
says that II VIII become very grave question with tho
governments OF these respective countries whether her
presence there again be permitted without endanger-
ing the sanity OF the whole nation" This is tcrrbebut
susceptible New-lOik must cndcavor to bear it. TIE
LudpOot Post says Miss Lydia Thompson universally
recognized rs Of the most charming yyacous, and
talented actresses Of hurlesque In England. II sure To
receive hearty welcome at the hands Of her American
tIeIus, Nc VINO fccoect hef recent tnnmphs IN VeI-
pool and her s recent success in the metropolis
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