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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-27

JATANIED, BY A YOUNG LADY,
" virginian by birth and education-a SITUA-
TON to teach the usual English brances In pri-
vate family. Salary no object. References re-
quired. Address Miss NJ. f., Richmond, va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-27
.ByJames n. Taylor &c Son, Anctioneers, !
Office No. S21 Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel,
rTyRUsTEE,s SALE OF. vALUABL

TRUSTEES SALE OF. " VALUABLE
IL REAL ESTATE, In THE CITY OF RICH
NOND, AT AUCTf0 virtue OF g deed Of
trust executed to the subscriber John Clash and
Hannah, his wife, bearing date the 4tf day Of
April, 1851, duly recorded In the Richmond Hgs-
tings Court, shall, In execution thereof at the
request, In writing. OF the benefciaTies In said
prem ps on saT fS5i july Sss at
o'clock r. NJ, II fair, IL not, the first fair day
thereafter Sunday excepted, the REALES
conveyed by the said deed-vfz., q certain lot,
piece or parcel of land situate, lying, and being
In the city Of Richmond ut being the same pro-
perty which was conveyed to the said y Ohm Clash
6y Youel s. Rust and Eliyia j. Rust. his :wtfe by
their deed dated the 24th day Of April In the year
1888 and Of record In the Clerks Office Of tile Hus-
tingS Court Of the city of chnond) bounded as
follows-tO wit. Beginning at;the line Of Mary
Evans on the Brook road y-eight feet from the
north line of a ten-foot alley, thence to the west
ern side Of safdroad 100 feet thence running south
1os feet to an alley ten feet wide usually called
Graham,s alley, thence along the western margin
of said alley 1s feet Inches to the point Of begtn-
ming.
Upon the aboye-described property there is s
good store, dwelling and other buildings, and lis
the same property on which the said Clash resides
TERMS: 0ne-fourth cash: the balance at one,
two and three years for negotiable notes with IN
terest from day of SALE secured BY deed of trust.
GEORGE 81. sDREWRY, Trustee.
Sale conducted by JAafEs NJ. TAILOR - e SON 5cI
Auctioneers. ,,$s..ss.sy, 1e 2l-l0t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-27
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Ietter from NansemonsI. s
SUFFOLK. June !.

sls- isCFF0l.Kss June 20, 1000.
. Rev. John ". Giyen, a colored man who
is capyassing this Congressional districs in
the Interest Of L. ii. Chandl Ter, spoke here
Yesterday. His harangue was q horrid mix
ture Of fluent profanity and indecency, well
calculated to corrupt the morals Of the se-
twenty-five negro men who listened to hin
without much enthusiasm. at the close Of
his speech, q Captain Mclaughlin, Bureau
agent FROM Surry county, whined out few
ungrammatical and incoherent sentences,
the burden of which was that he had been
grossly ipsulted by an ex-Federal officer
for keeping company with negroes, &c. The
speech was rs contemplate as the speaker
On motion Of Given, the handful of negroes
adopted resolutions thanking DIR. Bayne fo1
the aid he had rendered the Conservative
party, and promising him! a coat of tar 2and
feathers upon application to the Repubh,
can Executive Committee. Alas poor
Bayne. His own race casts him of because
he aspires to Gongr honors IN oppo-
sition to carpet baggers and iscalawags.
A family OF Thayers, from fork', State,
is seeking TO monopolize political ghonors
in this section. One brother, VINO recently
had the honor Of being slapped in Danyille
abya Virginia gentleman, is the candidate
of the Radicals for Congress in the Dan
vile district; another is the negro candi-
date for the State Senate in this section,
and a third aspires to represent Nansemond
in the next House of Delegates on the same
platform. These fellows are totally desti-
tute of social position, education, or intel
lectual qualifications for the posts they
seek;
The Masons Of this town celebrated St.
John the Baptist's day appropriately. An
address was delivered in the afternoon by
the chaplain Of Suffolk Lodge, No. 80, aad
supper was given at night BY the same
Lodge, to which all the Masons Of the place
were invited. There are two Lodges in
town, and recently there has been quite
Masonic revival in the community. Many
of our most Influential young men have
Joined this venerable Order.
faf -E77f nIocENES s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-27
BY James N. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers,
ONCE No. 81 Main street,
three doors below Sp0tswood Hotel
TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL FARM

.TTNRUSTEE'S SALE OF "A SMALL FARM,
: Il ON JAMES RIVER, SIX MILES EkST OF
RICHMOND, ADJOINING CHAF1NsS bluff
AND THE WILTON ESTATE, CONTAINING
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-SEYEN ACRES
OF VALUABLE LAND, AT AUCTI0N.-By
virtue Of deed OF trust executed to the subscri-
Der, dated the cad day Of December, 1857, and Of
record In the County Court Of Henrlco, TO secure
the payment OF q certain sum Of money therein
mentioned, and at the request OF the beneficiary
in said deed will proceed to sell at public arc-
ton, the premises, on FgIDA Y the Sd day OF
July. 1893, at half-past O'clock p. M: the yslga-
BILE FARM located Us above, aud ON which Dir. W.
M. Pearce now resides. The buildings consfsl ql
dwelling and the usual out-horses. The land Ok
tends from the Osborne turnpik.t TO James river.
with a good landing on the river. There are ABOUT
Twenty-Five acres Of low grounds, and about Sc
twenty-five acres cleared and In cultivation. The
land is naturally very fine, aid PRODUCES good
crop1. .5as-
no any person wanting q small farm, q inc OPP
iyportnnity Is offered TO procure one. II.
TERMS :30ne-ffth In cash; balance on credlt
of six, twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable
notes with interest added secured by deed OF
trust. Possession of portion Of the farm can be
had In October, to seed the fall crop and full pos
session can be had on the LIST OF January, 1860.
The present crop WIN De reserved to The tenant.
JAMES ID. BROWNE Trustee. :.
g Sale to be conducted by JAMES M. TAYLOR q
Son, Auctioneers. je 2aI-lot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-27
BY Francis T., Isbell.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

THREE VERY VALUABLE, LARGE,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THREE-STQRY
BRICK TENEMENTS. ON THE NOkTH SIDE
OF MARSHALL BETWEEN FIFTH sANp
SIXTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Will be sold, upon the premises. mt auction, on
MONDAY the 10Th day OF June, 1888, commencing
ut clock p. NJ. three very valuable. large, and
CENTRAL y-located BRICK TENEMENTs, situated
as above stated &. ~. as i.
heavy granite laid IN cement.
The stores have an iron front, with large AND
snowy windows IND dDoFs ~
The t&o upper stories have the floors laid and
can, at small expense, be converted into private
residences or connected with the stores and base
ment5 by g dumb waiter, anu the whole made very
convenient for a business liouse.,l u ..s u; ~
There Is a large culvert from! each tenement,
connecting with the city culyert on Mfrsal street
and ample water.closet arrangements for anyand
all purposes. -. =: - -.
and run back lss feet. "a
These tenemeuts are well built, with very thick
walls and heavy timbers, Of the best MATERIAL and
in the best workmanltke manner.
This property is equal to any now on the Market
and Is very valuable not only as places OF business,
but as gooti Investment being fay0fably located
to command large and profitable country as well
as city trade. -
TERMS Liberal, and made known at sale. Taxes
for 1868 to be paid by the pnrcipse rs.
FRANCIS T. ISBFLL,
10 81 ~ 7.EEgs ~ AuctiOnebr,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-27
BY 8. N. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner OF Eleventh and Main streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
" AND LOT, IN THE CRY OF RICHMOND,
ON WEBSTER STREET.-By virtue Of decree
of the Circuit Court for the city Of Richmond pro-
nounced on the - day Of June, 1885, in the suit OF
Hewlett and wife us. Dixon ct al win sell at pub
lie auction. on the premises at half.past O'Clock
LOT OF GROUND with a FRAME DWELLING
thereon, fronting 81 feet on Webster street and
running back M6 feet to Cabell street. being the
same Of which Grace Booker died seized and pos
TETas: Ofe-third cash; balsnce In equal In
the purchaser executing negotiable notes with In.
terest added and title retained until fully paid and
q conveyance directed by the.c0urt.
je2s John N: DAVIS, Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-27
n IST OF LETTERS REMAINING III
~ THE NAN CHESTER PosT-oFF1CE

LADIES Listing Cattle Anderson, Mrs. Betsy
Anderson, Martha L.. Bowen, Miss Betty Bush.
Miss Charlotte Clopton, Miss Fanny NJ Clayton,
Mrs.. r. W. Christian, Miss Maria @. Childress,
A. Cotton, Mrs COURTNEY d. Dnnivant, Miss. q g.
mes Dean, Miss Phibe "A. Forsee, Mrs. 8. Fl. H0l-
land, Miss Eliza Hoye. Mrs. Hannah Hewett, Miss
Rosa, johnson, Mrs. Mary A. Lewis Mrs. w u liam
IT. Ltthgow, Miss Matte Martin. Miss Cloney Nc
Kinney, Mrs. Diana Morse. Miss II. B. Nunaly,
Mrs. e. Perpsggop, Mrs. Ann =. Roper, Mrs.
aStockleS Mrs. Nicholas Valtein. Mrs. Addie VIM
free Mrs. Margaret s. Wren Mrs. Mary w alters
ssSGENTLEMEN'S List II. Andrews, sE.1 -.
Bentley, Joseph Brown {colored). William Cooke
N. II. Cogbill, John Charlton, Peter Z. Clay, Hon
William n. L. Combs. o. Cram. DR.. Henry NJ.
5Drewry, Benjamin franklin, w liam III. GILL;
James sGodsey, G. b. Hecker, James e. Hall
Colonel w. W. Hancock. Henry G. jerks David
Lewis j. w. Lipscomb, Dock Mosely lcoloredl.
~ q j, NJ, MOODY p. M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-27
BY wellington Goddtn,
Aucticneer and Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU.
n ABLE real. ESTATE IN SIDNEY; o.
TIFF NORTH SIDE OF GARY BETWEEN
BELyiDERE AND PINE STREETS.-By virtue
of q decree OF the Circuit Court OF Richmond pro,
nouiIced on the 22d Nay 1868, In the case oil ome.
and wife against Walls executor, &c, we shall As
commissioners thereby appointed, proceed 70 seq
at public auction. the premises on MonDh ~:
July q 1863 at O'Clock +. b., az fair u mo-; W
fIrst fair day thereafter,j the large BRICK TIM
MEST and the LOT on which &c staIds, nov ID ,ns
OCCUPANCY OF Mr.. William III. stoll, and dirnsiY
ii, front OF the residences Of Messrs. Charles fi'
ltps and William Smith. o,,,,
and twelve months for negotiable notes htsfsiss
added and Title retaihed Until all Of tile parciS
moneyis fully paid and conveyance ofv Ell "
49, 80 JOHN o. STEGER,
8 40 M 5sse-s Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-27

BEWARE OF HATTERS, TAIE0RS,
5IfkAED EHtJEMAKEES REPAIRING YOyfR
SEWING MAGHIN Ea. AlwayS take your ms
chimes 10 Is fRhETICAIzs1fAt. NJ Yoa caEss gIisd
him at The Union Manu- lturtng eomphnysG
fWnFkS on Cary street near Ftsfesnth, where yor
get NEEDLER aEa 4ny part af any Sewing
ON the S1oat Hl5trtic, heeier Il W tison, GruFers
4 nsaeH and fs, Eel.aEs Elss ~ ING CHINE
REpAIRIEG 8sfSINEs IN ~ 80
Anrepsiring M ARR GTEI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-27
BY Gtubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.
-rRUsT SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

THRUST SALE UF VALUABLE hGhL
ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICHN0SD
AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF MAIN
AND TENTH STREETS.-By virtue OF deed
OF trust TO us rs trustees from Arthur Gooch and
wife. bearing date the 18th day OF September Hes'
recorded iu the Clerks Office OF Richmond Hus-
tings Court, and by request oflhe creditor therein
secured WE shall troesed 70 sell At rnbl!c aGssGa
1885 il fair ii not the first fair day thereafter, at
o'clock p. ~, part of tile property therein con.
yeyed, consisting OF the LOT OF GROUND an9Ie
mentioned which is one ofthc most desirable IN The
city, fronting eoR feet on Main street and running
hack on the west line or Tenth street about g lee
being the same lot on drug store Aiessrs.
Meade q Baker formerly stood. H.
eTERNs: Chst as to sufficient sum tn pay The
expenses Of sale and of the execution Of this trust
ind the silm OF $50, being the Interest for ion'
wears and six months Oh the principal sum OF
mentioned in the said deed and for the residue,
upon liberal credit, 10 be announced at the SALE
GUSTASUS A.. MSERs,} Trustees.
.f.4 ROBERT r. HOWISON,j
cRrJBRs7 Il WILLIAMS, Auetionecrs. gg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-27
By a. @. PuIliam, 4.uctioneer.

100 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS,
LER,S ADDITION TO MANCHESTER.-At the
request Of theowner, will sell at public auction,
on the premises, on SATURDAY EVENING the
9TH OF June, 1883 commencing at q o. clock, 1853
LOTS, very handsomely located near the Mfdlo-
THAN turnpike and the Richmond and Petersburg
railroad, and being a portion of the Butler pro-
perty, near Manchester. Persons Of moderate
ieas are especially invited to attend this sale, as
this property is In easy WALKING. distance of the
principal manufacturing establishments in Rich
mond and Manchester, and In very healthy To-
cality.
TERMS : One-third cash; balance In four eight,
and twelve months. negotiable notes, interest
added. Title retained until purchase money is paid
-. a. c. PULLIAM,
jes Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-27
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

VTERY VALUABLE LOT, AT che
NORTHWEST CORNER OF MAIN AND
TENTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
TOGETHER WITH THE OIL d BRICKS
THEREON.-WiIl be sold ut auction, on the pre-
mises, on TUESDAY the It'll day Of July, 1865, at )
O'Clock z. NJ. that truly valuable LOT located as
above, on which FORMERLY stood Messrs. Meade 4
Bakers drug store fronting eas feet, running back
about SO feet
For commercial purposes this Is Justly regarded
as ole amongst the most valuable lots on Main
street. being In tile Heart OF the city and within 900
feet of the post-otice. 5..s
EIGHTEEN. and twcntysforr months for negotiable
n0tes Interest added secured by a trust decd
For any other Information as to title, &C., apply
to the auStfoneer.
After the sale Of the lot, about fifty Thousand
OLD BRICKS VIII be sold. w. GQDDlN,
10 a. 80 = 4, I $3.50 AUrtIDfctr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-27
! GENTLEMEN,sI LIST.

A.-John II. Acree. William #. Ackler, Bartlett
P.E dams, Moses Adams, sDonDcl Alexander ico.
lSrsa + Allen 5T etes
len, William g. Aien w iltarn lton, ndrew
Antony, Fritz Andel1naIn, ). NJ Anderson, Z, =
john S. Atkinson 81, Thomas ii. HSerett. Z
salsr
Bib HSsa VI. B. Bishop, Professor W. BID
Robert q. Booker Charles Brooks, ii. II, Bfeux,
cher, @, bradley. Gs Brown, g. w. Br1ttgn Geo.
Bray James BfasIs lanes Bray John BrSw
Bradford, w. II. Brooks, Charles .. Bpnce Geo.
Burger, James Burn Thomas Brosdn -
bsSs5 q W Sharl agno Gar
ligan, J.. A. Gary, james Carder, y. Carpenter,
r, p. Carrlngton, Thomas Carter, q. ID. Chris
6. /. Christian, James Clarke, fr. a. eIendenin,
q. A. Concord Colonel 3: conally q. Cor
man, james Comlier, G; x. 3Grump, =. a: cramp,
J, q. Crouch, 2; p: Graige, Thomas Grafton, w Il
i DS oTaSS Davis H Davis Pam Davis
IL Davis, T. y. Davis: George Delahnrst. Plum
{ mer penney Samuel n. pelaney, George Dick
Dickinson, a. s. Douglas, Esancis .: Doheyty, Dr.
E.C. Drewt al, Samuel 3; DreMry; Harry Z. Dun
hS2. ppm y siss Sd psl poR Miles
E.-Cherles Eagan, Clarence Eacho, 8. s. Ed
MINDS, William j. EggleStonf "A lbert Eggieston,
ElisSn RoSert e s English ko6efi II England i Roy
Estate, John L. Eubank t2l, John n. Eubank, Giles
hTsns gahn Fsrri Joseph
HERMAN, John L. Fear David B. Finney, U. s..
P Psd Fossr + TGsss fGr aRss as
French, j. j. Prayer, james "A. Fuleher.
Edward y. cannon. g. y. Gaines, Redmond
& Co, Joraan Gibbs uiiiford GODFREY Caleb
Goode,1 John "A. Goolsby f2h Robert Gordon. Geo.
3 Graves Harry James GTliin's Es-
Green, Bernard Guide. 2. % So :
e H.--A. Hatke u. Aaron Harrison, :; =. Hart,
lanes Hardy Jesse y y. Hall y IS
HARMONY William @. Hamilton. w +. Harwood
Mao lsa asask n Meale Has sss. g.
Hitter h1s5
Hoenigsr. Albert Hatcher, Ben. Esnghess Daniel
a., Jas s ass CO.. 3. james,
R.sD: Johnson, Jolisy, Jones q s5oosle, q. 2.
Z & iraus, nn,es NJ
Hugo Hueghm. E.ssS. sKussfer, b Esle. M Il
3 L.-Aarop Lame, Elliott Lacey q. "a. Lamb,
Lissan 3 MswsIL Samuel saksnhoker. q. Van
LSnnty. Sam Lock, Uriah ". 1Lobnes, g fman
Lowe, W illiam Loyne, w illiaIn j. IsoHsy, g. Lei-
garsa John LANNON'S satton 81
MT,Jacob Manning Joseph 3
John ii. Maskinaie asaae oaa sts
teri Samuel Meyers, r. ficheak as 2. Mt.cssJ. q
aiEs A as asssel a,iis
lMosess q. MoselX Henry n. Norris George ..
sae eeTs sssss Nss oss
81. Norris, u. Murphy, III r. Myers S. SSH &
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-27
BY Grubbs & Williams, Anciioneers,
Nort.lwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets
pEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS, n

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS, IN
ID SIDNEY, BETWEEN DOVER AND. Al
-BEMARLE, BELVIDERE AND C H ERRY
STREETS.-0n FRIDAY ID Of July, at so'cIock
Of BuILDiNG LOTS, situated within the limits
above named and embracing some Of the most
beautiful property in that vicinity.
Persons seeking building lots Will do well to at
tend the sale when they viii have the opportunity
Of making their selection OF such as may best suit
The company viii assemble at tie corner Of Bel
yidere and Beverly streets.
A plat can be seen at our Office.
TERMS Accommo dating. q. f,@sss
GRUBBs WILLIAMS.
lie ~ -. ~ eAuctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-27
BY WellipgtoniG
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent
DRICK TENEMENT. ON THE EAs

DRICK TENEMENT, ON THE EAST
ID SIDE OF MAYO STREET NEAR TO
BROAD STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Vim be sold ut auction on the premises, on WE'D
,NESDAY, July lst, 1883, at O'Clock Z. NJ. the
neat and comfortable BRICK TENEMENT.lo-
Gated as above now In the occupancy of Mrs. Hix,
containing SIX rooms, besides Kitchen; gas and
water on the premises. For small family this Is
TERMS: onesfSurtfi cash; balance at 4 8, and Il
mouths FOR negotiable notes, interest added, and
secured by deed of trust. .-1s;
w. GODDIN. AuctlOneer.
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LOST AND FOUND.

II 0sT, on the 22d instant, my MEMO
IL RANDUM BOOK. containing one due bill Of
$50 drawn by William Meyer and endorsed by GAR
land Hanes, Sr. |; also, one negotiable note drawn
by Roger Martin, payable TO Tyree & Wtngfed;
and other papers Of no value to any person but my
self. "A liberal reward will be paid to the finder by
leaving it at Tyree & Wingfeld's shop, on Second
street between Broad and Marshall. ~.
z je27--lrx d. A. TYREE. i
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FOR RENT.

Tor RENT, FURNISHED CHAM-@!s
/ Der and use of PARLOR, two BASE-R4
MENT ROOMS, KITCHEN with two rooms ant
STA BL T.. IN the most desirable part Of the city,
No. 800 Franklin street near Third-yery cheap.
jao CTS ~
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DIssOLUTIONs, dc.
Ss0LUTI0N OF PARTNERsHTP 8

H The partnership Of JGEES g SLATER Is
this day disBolyedb by nntual congent- Either meme
Der Of the hr is to use the name of the
the concern only. sAlt PERSONS having claims
against the concern are requested to present them
for payment, and all persons indebted are request
ed 70 make prompt settlements rs longer fndul-
gepce cannot be granted.
h RIcHM0sps dune iS 1868. jje zes-5tx
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LOR RENT, A VERY DES1RABLEGA:s
j HOUSE on Mayo street, six doors from kGA
Broad. with six rooms and Kitchen. For I'M
ton apply at l5oa Broad street. opposite African
church. 49, lie PIT