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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-22
AUCTION SALES.
BY wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
FUTURE DAY

Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
L on CHURCH HILL ON THE FAST SIDE
OF TwENTY-FIFTH BETWEEN L AND %
STREETS.-By virtue OF a deed dated March -
1889 from John g.. stubbs, trustee. and others, 10
me. recorded in the Hastings Court Of the city Of
2slh day OF December, 1868 at 4 O'Clock P. ID: II
fair, If not the first fair day thereafter. sell at
public auctions, on the premises the HOUSE ana
LOT In the city or Richmond, Wherein William
n. Sutherland now,go recently, resided. fronting
on Twenty ffih street % feet and extending oack
about l2s feet ITO st1-foot alley. and commencing
s23 feet from the intersection OF TWenty-hith ana
Leigh streets. r. p"
TERMS: While the deed requires cash sale, yss ,
be made to sell for one-third cash. balance at four
and eight months, bearing interest, properly Sc
cured. Ide 221 EATON NANCE. Trustee.
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VERY VALUABLE TOBACCO FACTO-
v RY AND FIXTURES FIR SALE ATAUC-
TION.-By virtue OF 4 deed Of trust made the If
teenth day OF March, 1852 and duly recorded in the
clerks Office Of the Hastings Court Will. as
trustee, proree to sell at public auction on WE'D
NESDAY the 23d December, ut Il O'Clock NJ. on
the premises, the valuable four-story BRICK
FACTORY. with all the FACTORY FIXTURES
conveyed by said deed now rented to Mr.. z. j..
Christian st the annual rental of 80, 900. ..
The LOT fronts eighty feet on Main street, with
usual depth, and has upon 1t besides the factory
brick Kitchen. box shop, and shed for drying to-
hacco.; the whole in good condition. Possession
given March L 1862 81 -.. lt.s5 rt r. yfzas,..- 4,
TERMS Though the deed requires cash sale,
am instructed to say that for The real estate the
following terms will be accepted :: One-fourth
cash balance at six. twelve and eighteen months,
with interest added. secured by a rust deed For
credit for approved endorsed paper or cash. at the
option ofihe purchasers. -, = .l... ..ts#
de lids s=g X. H WHITLOCK. Trustee.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~-~~~ <~<~(~|(|(- -
TAI ECKLENBURG LAND AGENCY
IE1 he subscriber offers his services for The
SALE and PURCHASE of REAL ESTATE In
THE COUNTY OF NECKLFNBURG, vA.3 or
he win make Investments on Joint account q Fos
further particulars address Z. e. FihC-a.g
BoYDToS. VA, December 70, 1885,
Refers TO GeneralJ D. Im6oden, 6enerai y. n
Lancaster 4 Co., Richmond; Colonel William
Towns, Captain T. Darlington. MI. IS. a. Raw
Inns, Judge &. r.. Chambers, Meckia1burg
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A UCTION SALE AT CHARLOT TT E
IA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO BACCO PRlZ1SG
ESTABLISHMENT at Keysville, heretofore ad-
yerised for sale will be offered at public auction
at Charlotte Courthouse on MONDAY, January 4,
1850. ~ fttN& 81 EJ-ay
TERMS Which will be liberal, made at sale. to
be conducted under the direction OF John Booker,
ESQ.,. $50
de R-Ilt --rf- /: COG NOTHING hOHLER.-
NEARSHAL'S SALE.-I shall sell 1t
Iva public auction on WEDNE5b NJ MORN
MI next at IL o'clock, at the warehouse OF MIR.
william Myers, on Seventeenth Street between
Six barrels Of fn- MOUNTAIN WHISKEY.
- CHARLES VAN WINkLE,
do % III United States Marshal
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M ILLS u RYANT,

I'M lLs q RYANT, TOBACCO rx.
Iva SHANGE, RICHMOND, VA. RRoKERs
aan CpnMisstOh hERCHANTa for tSe NM
cnaae sna ssle Or LEAP and MANU.ACTrIsVn
TcBACCOS. Orders solicited. Liberal adv sncs.
made on ccnstgnnents Refer 70 A. Y.HAaysy..
presloent GI sational Bank Of Virginia JLase
T8osAs, Jr., ESQ.,, Richmond, Va; Msssrs. a.
n ssSKS6xs Is CO., New York Msssss. JOHNsoa
n fRoArsaH, Boston, 4REs, NH
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ERENCH MERINOs, ALL CoLoRs,
at soc. worth sLas; at o. worth 81 so; at 81. I?s
worth o.;
RICH SILK and WOODLAND P0PLINs at
d.. SITS worth 81; +-l.
ALL-WOOL PLAIDs at loc. worth soc.
loo different styles DRESS GOODS from lesc. to
ssper yard. .2 ..~.@-1@
No person should purchase DRESS GOODS be-
fore examining the stock at a:0 ...s .
$3.50 LEVY BROTHERS.,
de 10 Nos. 1913 and l3ls Main street
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

r D. JAMES s. CO., ,@@.S, 4
Aes GENERAL COMMISSION NERCHA NTs
,,...... NO ial5 CARY srgEHT, -----.--r--r
attention TO the sale OF all kinds of
turns IL PRODUCE, aud make prompt re.
hand. NeSs' A'l<saS Oh cohSlgnMenIs IN
dCa
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BY Wellington 6oddin,
,a&.,n,a Doo1 Tcfeta GENT

- -Auctioneer and Keal EslUre dBEut' =
HOUSE AND LOT, In DUVAL's ADDI-
I'LL TON. AT THE CONNER OF ST. JOHN
AND BACON STREETS, FOR SALE At AUG
TION.-Will be sold at auction, on the premises.
On THURSDAY the oath day OF December, 1885 at
O'Clock P. NJ, the HOUSE aud LOT located as
above tbeing part OF Lot No. e, fronting hty ieet
ON Bacon street, running back one hundred rect,
and lately occupied by Elizabeth TnacRer. Ihere
are some II nit trees on the lot.
TERMS: One-th cash; balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes, Interest ADDED
secured by trust dt ed.
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NLIVE OIL, in cases, for sale by =,
dsl PALAEE, HARTsocA W.
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MO TT G E.-The MARKETS win bs
IN CLOSED the sssh day or December, 1893,
thst being Christmas day. aE j. r. TYLERs ~
) Clerk OF Second Market,
SAk'L ELLIh
da se-kse Clerk Of gtyat Market,
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FOR RENT.

DRICK DWELLING, CONTAIN. ssi
ID IsG SIX ROOMS, and kitchen VIII s yn and
Jackson, OF present occupied oy iato Tor fur
be for rent by the LIST OF d ahu4N y
Their information. apply At. nrx, q R0CK,S
seap,oad street, between Fifth and si1th'
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WTINTER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

wv AND RETERsBURG RAILR0AD.--Op
and after WEDNESDAY the I'd Decemba, IL
trains ever this road viii be run as follous 40
Leave Richmond At A. n. and 3:ss p. II,
Leave Petersburg at s:4s A. u. and $50 p NJ
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, with passen,s.
car attached, with leave Richmond daily AZ a:iaS
d. and Petersburg daily at $40 A. n. (Sunday,
excepted.
The "a. ID. train will not leave Richmond on sup.
days, and the $50 P u. train win not leave PEERS
burg on Sundays.
Passengers Tor Norfolk win take the s:,s P. N.
train running through daily.
Fare TO Norfolk, e. Baggage checked throuyh
The passenger coach attached TO the coal traIs
VIII lesve Clover Hin att Il, and returning,
days, and saturdays. E.H. GILL :
de I E. Engineer and Supertntanden.
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;.s;I, .pIINGTON HOUSE FoRRA

III prNT AND 4 =
oaaoRRl Evil FOR sALE.-In consequence OF
GU neII,ng health or Mrs. Courtney, who has con-
the h sssabljshmeut far several years, we offer
, das'sGR iL f HOUSE FOR RENT and the
1 rnsTIRNiTURE and GOODWILL FOR SALE.
There are fortv-hve large and pleasant ROOM irs
ns The hest Class, ali or the most Of whom would
desire. no doubt TO remain in the houfe. avery
,derabIe transient business has also been done
The location Is one or the most pleas ant and con-
yenent in the city, and no better opening conld De
desired for q first class boarding-honse.. ines
tire house Is furnished. ..,... /.
prices Will be made 70 suit the present times.
80 = 9RUBBS T. WILLIAMS
40 a, a, Real Rstate Agents.
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Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
1.-TWO SMALL FRAMED TENEMENTS,
ON THE NORTH SIDE OF BAXER
STREET NEAR TO BROOK AVENUE. FOR
SALE AT AUCT1ON.-will be sold st auction,
on the premises, on SATURDAY the seth Decem-
ber. 1909 at O'Clock P. NJ, those two ne~
FRa MED TENEMENTS located as above. esch
containing four rooms, and well suited for small
families.
TEgMs: One-third cash; balance at four ana
e,obt months for negotiable notes interest added,
aecnrnd nv n trust deed W. GODDIE.
dc % Auctioneer.
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BY S. n. Davis,

TIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE-Will be
~ sold on TUESDAY, December 90, 1858, at 10
4. n, at our wareroom, on Fifteenth street be-
perty-to wit. -'".a '..&. ..t .-
BUREAUS a.,.4 r.. .... .. ..--
SOF IS.
CABINETS, --... 81
" CHAIRS, .... .. w.. ...... .....ir..-..- 4.
WAKDROBEs. .. .....
TABLES.
WASHSTAEDS, .@- .... ....- r.
OKING-GLASSEs,
PICTURfS
Lot empty BARRELS, $3.50. -.-
pair PLATFORM SCALES Isl.
TRUCK.
to satisfy sundry warrants in myhands.
TERMS Cash. .yL-.-- 3D..
WILL NJ r. TALL,
deal High Constable city of Richmond O.
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ToR RENT, q very desirable DWELL-Ma
~ ING on Twenty fourth between Broad NO
and Marshall ,treets; seven rooms ana large
Also the following desirable BUSINESS
STANDS on Main between Seventeenth and EIgn-
teenth streets-viz., Nos. lTi, 17ls aud l7le. -.
Pent very low Possession given about ISL OF
y.nnarv neSrt r., n. wRITLOCK.
do ~ m Eighteenth and Carv streets.
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RAILROADS.


90 III Ge.se
EALL AND WINTER ARRANaEMgn,
II TO THE NORTH, EABT AND WET ~.
40 THE NORTH, EAST, AHD WEyr. Va Va
THE RICHaOND, FREDEKfCKSBtjRE VA
POTOMAC RAILROAD, CAREYIEa M
UNITED STATES Nail TWICE DA1LY-2fH
CANT CABS WITH NEW PATENT s,EES
ING CHAIRS On ALL TRAIESmf
THROUGH TRAINS on this road are no, tne
from tae dego. corner BYRD ArD EIenrssaa
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TsAIs ,s.,,.
Richmond daily at II :l5 A. ID, arriving Ia We
.n4tOn at e45 r. H., connecting with The earl, ~
ternooa express trains Tor the North, Ess: a., ss
West ' Saa
elegant cAgs, with the new patent sleepinr eh,..s
attached, ia ". Richmond daiiy SUNDAYS erco,,'
cd ut s:u r. II, arriving In Washington =, ".
A. n, connecting With the early morning tr,,s.
Tor the Eorth, East, and West, oS
10th STEAMERS stop at Alexandra each o.,
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for XIH,Ms
and All Bs7. Stations leaves teGo, corner BIZ
and Eighth streets. kiyjs p. n hxfarping STrtyss
at $50 a. n. ''"
THROUGE 1iUd Ecs and THaOUsH RAG
GAGE CHE CKS TO all principal points.
For further Information and through ttekss an,
ply 2t tho ONCE OF the company, corner Rfoa3 ~
Elxtth streetz, Shockoc Hfn, and IT the fisssss
ONCE. cornsr Byrd snd eighth Streets eA''
JIEP J. z. GENTRY, General Ticket Arm,
6AAIJEL. RUSH. Superintendent. -
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EoR RENT, "A VERY DESIRABLE BE 81

F0R RENT, A VERf DEolhap SA
Nv REsIDESCE, on the north side OF Main ~
street in the town OF Sidney. and nearlthe Memo
di q Church containing about ten rooms Win
Kitchen &C.. now IN the occupancy OF ~. y. ko-
gers. ESQ. The buildings are in good order. mere
ia a good garden attached with variety OF lrult
trees, &c. Possession on the LIST day OF January
next. ~, .. a,so 20
Marshall between Henry and Smith streets, with
four rooms and Kitchen, and well or good water
BRitE SWELLING, on the southwest corner
of Marshall and Henry streets, obtaining seven
rooms with Kitchen. stable &c. and Eater on the
premises The premises are In good repair
COTTAGE RESIDFNCE, on the north sloe OF
Marshall between jefferson and Madison sfee's,
with five rooms kitchen, and water on the premi-
sRICK DWELLING, on the north side of Clay
between Fifth and Sixth streets, with five rooms;
brick kitchen, and W alter on the lot. .
FR ,MED DWELLISG, on the south side OF
Clay between Gilmer and - streets, with -FOUR
rooms kitchen. &C.
BRICK DWELLING. on the east side OF Filth
between Duval and Baker streets with three rooms,
q good lot attached and water on the premises.
FRAMED TENEMENT, near the corner OF
Leigh and Tenth streets, in the rear OF the resi-
dence of Mr.. David Baker, Jr., containing three
rooms with large lot, and variety OF fruit trees
thereon. FRANCIS y. 1SbELD,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.
40
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~ E. KLOEBER, DENTIST, in M
lOs serts BEAUTIFUL ARTIFICIAL SfYf1s
TEETH at TWENTY DOLLARS per set. Per-
feet at and durability warranted. Call and see
specimens OF the wntS- -
Particular attention devoted to filing and pre-
serving the teeth.
Teeth extracted without pain.
Dental Rooms. ooe RrosG street. &C 10
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VXTANTED, ORDERS FOR EVERY DE-
wv SCRIPTION OF JOB PRINTING at the
DISPATCH PKINTING-HOUSE.
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WANTS..

XNANTED, a No. l COOK, WASHER
Wv and IRONER; also a good HOUSE-SER.
vANT-colored preferred Must be without in
cumb' ancs. None need apply unless well ecom-
mended Apply at C. b LlPSCOMB'S
c,rner fwenty-eighth and Marshall stress.
da
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CYRUP.-25 barrels MERCHANTS
SYRUP receiving and for sale by
MAssIE & HARVEY,
Gao No. Fifteenth street.
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AGRICULTURAL.

A VIRGINIA INVENTION.-We have
n now on exhibition IT No. II on Fourteenth
street opposite the Exchange Hotel, the new ana
valuable machine known rs .,,r
ARSALL'S COCkLE- GARLICk, and ohoa
0... SEPARATOR,
the only machine known that can perfectly sepa
rate cookie from wheat without regard TO Inc slIe
of The cockle. In this machine the new pr!neipe
OF ADHESION, as spilled 70 machinery Q! mp
class, Is strikingy and successfully demo @
aud we Invite the m!ilers, machini5ts, and DUST
ness men OF Richmond generally who feel In
terestcd in the agricultural development OF QUIZ
State, 10 call aud see for themselves. ,c,ry
We are now Offering for sale COUNTY anu W. Va
RIGHTS In the states OF Virginia and West II
glnis, and viii be glad TO see any gentlemen if'A'
the country who may be visiting the city. .,
Communications must be addressed 10 US a.
Charlottesville. Va. or 70 Captain 1. Z. MoFpoi'
Exchange Hotel, Richmond VA. ,ayr.oS
jy a--3m MiSVh " 81 49,
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Encouraging

1t would really seem as if GREELEY were
determined to scare the Radicals into con-
yulsions. Only few weeks ago he came
out in an article which dreadfully alarmed
them; and we thought it would probably be
his last appeal to their fears. But he is
again at work upon them. They must DE
aroused not only to o sense of the impor-
lance of the impending election, but to
conviction of the fact that nothing but hard
work will secure the election of GRANT. Of
those who say that GRANT cannot be beaten
by SEYMOUR, GREELEY says:
eff we do not misread the signs, they
are likely to have their confidence rudely
shocked within the next six weeks. For,
while the friends of General Grant are
abundantly able to secure his election by
rroper effort, it is q grave mistake to ina
zine that he can or will be elected apithout
such effort.'
This is one way of acknowledging that
there is some probability that the Demo-
Gratis Will 81 cceed at the October elections.
Again, GREELEY says: s.
" But let him Grant, poll ever 80 many,
he will, nevertheless, be defeated by mon
strous frauds, unless there be seasonably
effected thorough organization of his sup
porters." .m.
Again: ..t....
"We speak frankly; for the crisis is very
grave, and the necessity for action urgent.
We can certainly elect Grant and Colfax if
we can keep down illegal voting throughout
the Union to one per cent. of the total; we
shall be beaten if it shall be swelled to FIVE
per cent. or over.'
These confessions of danger to the Radi-
cal faction are the most hopeful signs Of the
times that We have seen. Of course the
pretence that the Democrats will resort to
fraud is a hypocritical way Of accounting
for reasonable fears of defeat. For Rad
ical to talk of the frauds or rascality of any
other than his own corrupt party is the
height of impudence. ......
We consider GREELEr's alarm as good
offset to the result in Vermont.
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DIED..

ness Of several months, DANIEL BLACKBURN,
son Of james and Octavia blackourh' "scu Vt1
year and eighteen days.
In Henrico county, seven miles north OF Rlchs
u1ond on Tuesday evening, September l. 1865 NJ .
O'Clock, IDA MAMIE, aged two years, youngest
child Of James and Nancy Moore.
Gone, gone. loved one,
Gone from our home;
God hath recalled thee
Deaths fey fingers
Rest upon thee now,
Still beauty fingers
On thy pallid brow.
Gone, gone loved one,
Gone to thy tomb;
But tits not cherries,
Hope dispels Its gloom.
While we are weeping
O'er the halowed ground
Thou art but sleeping
Till the trump shall sound.
The funeral Will take place at the residence Oh
her father on THURSDAY MORNING at 10
O'Clock. The friends and acquaintance are inos'
respectfully invited to attend. .
Washington papers please copy.
On the 18th of August, at the residence Of her
grandson in law, George w. Peatross, In Henrico
county, MARY p. DAVENPORT, III the elShlJ-
eighth year Of her age.
MAY she rest In peace
Religious Herald and Christian ADVOCATE and
North Carolina papers please copy.
On the 2d instant MARY ELIZABETH. infant
child of Martin and Bridget Mahoney, aged seven
months and sixteen days.
Her funeral will take place THIS Thursday
EVENING at 5 O'Clock from the residence Of her
parents, AZ Port Mayo. The friends Of the family
are respectfully invited TO attend.
In the space of six weeks, in Prince Edward
county, Va, OF typhoid dysentery, on July 9Th,
JULIA FLORA DALEY. aged five years; on
July 10th, WILLIAM ALEX ANDER, only child
of Hayden G. and Sarah B. Haslette. aged about
three Years July Oath infant son of Richard W.
and Willie P. Daily. aged five weeks all grand
children of the late Alexander Brooks Of this city
and on August nth, RICHARD W. DAILY. In
the thirty-ninth year of his age.
On August 81. from the effects OF fall, RAN
DOLPH X. STILES, second SIN of the Rev. Jos.
&. Stiles. ID. ID.
The funeral will be held on the arrival of the
family in the city.
On the I'd of September, at quarter after o'clock
A. NJ, Mrs. MARY Nj. EDMONpsoS, VIE Oh
Her f,lnarai viii take place THIS MORNING at
10 .: clock from the residence corner of First and
Cary streets. The friends of the family are in
rited TO attend.
Yesterday evening, at 10 minutes past O'Clock,
Miss ELIZA SEXTON, aged twenty-five years.
Her friends and acquaintances are invited to at
tend her funeral on thursday AFTERNOON
ut half-past O'Clock, from the corner of Nine
teenth and Broad streets.
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The large gains made BY the Ra,

~ The large gains made BY the Radicals in
: Vermont will surprise almost all of our
= people, who are too ready to believe that
all elections will result as they would have
them do. Nevertheless, we may console
ourselves with this refection-that the ex-
element of pending Presidential canvass
brought out in that State large Republican
vote, as in Kentucky it brought out large
Democratic vote. 1t is possible, Dot to say
probable, that this will be feature Of the
State elections this fall-large msjorities
for the one or the other party, as the State
may 60 for the Democrats or for the Radi-
Gals.
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RAILROADS.
OYgICx RICHMoSD AED YORK Rrvpn,
RAILROAD COSSPAHy
az EssFatsr Il RTrTTKOHr A

@N
oYgICz R1CHMoND AND YORK Rrvp,,
RAILROAD CCHPAEY
.s RICHMOND, August l Nss.
DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER ran
HI ROAD LINE.-EEW SCHEDULE 1nr
BALTIMORE, THE NORTH, AND EnprrgHR
WEST.-The steamer KESNEBEC, Csn,,1a NJ
H.eFBEEMAH commanding, leaves Write IL.
every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY NOR WEE WE
on arrival Of the cars from Richmond ra.ai,.'
Baltimore on the following morning al snnl.ihs
Returning, the KENNEBEC leaves part,raN.
every MONDAY and THURSDAY at o'cIesss
The steamer ADMIRAL. Captain KrRw,roo-
handing, leaves White House every TJFsna1H,
and FRIDAY on arrival OF the ears from HpD la
rnopd. reaching Baltimore the following 1ront sh-
at sunrise. Returning, the ADMIRAL fesyss piRs
timore every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY a:
GP Ilss FOR BALTIMORE ,e,r,
depot Of the Richmond and York RiT 1s1Tf s. :Se
road Company at z O'Clock A. IL. sUSbaY
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDIY'D u,
turning, they leave Baltimore on H0ynty
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, and skTI;Pnn,tt;
at O'Clock 2. d., reaching Richmond the foIiov.
ing evening.
promptly and through bills OF lsdins given t % 81
pf TSe PASSENGER TRAIN leave, 10 49,.
EVERY MORNING at 7 A. NJ, connsct,u 100
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS at Fish HapI x, On
stages for Tappahannock. "''n
On MONDAYS and SATURDAYS an sccou-,o-
dation train win leave Fish Haul for Richnona .,
ga. NJ. and returning, leave Richmond for Ess
Haul at Z. u. WILLIAM B. ENOs D
au - Freight and Tirket o.,
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90 on until the Ne,o Nas;on shall play out;
and then, perhaps, they aybuy the mate
rails for mere trife. HuESIouTr sings
his same old song. He gives the office
seeking carpet-baggers to understand that
IL they expect his support they must iaY
down their money. They, however, doubt
less laugh in. their sleeves at his threats
q We sball see, what we shall see. "r>ss. aaa'.a
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SoLD-Not HuNSIcUTr's paper, but HUy-
NIcUTT himself. After months Of negotia-
tions, says "the friend and hero" the
RAIDS have determined not to buy his Office.
They have made the old fellow show his
hand. They know exactly what his inhu-
ence is worth. They know how many sub
scribers he has, and Of what kind. And
they have concluded that they will let him
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DYEENG AND SECURING.

TSTABLISHED IN 1901. LIME
T. MANS FANCY STEAM DYEING. SCOUR-
ING, and PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 420
BROAD STREET BETWEEN FOURTH and
FIFTH RICHMOND, VA.-Ladies' dresses,
shawls cloaks, and sacques dyed in any colors de-
sired or cleaned in the very best and neaiest man,
ner. Gentlemen's garments cleaned or dyed ana
warranted to give satisfaction. have also estab-
lished printing department. and will print ladies'
silks, merinos, p0plns. delaines, and alpaca
dresses. Call and see samples of my printing.
L. LINNEMAN,
Practical Dyer Scourer, and Cleaner;
P S.-Persons residing at a distance from the
CITY can forward their goods by express, and have
them returned again in the same way at short no.
tice. au o-'W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-03

| c. w. BurTs, scalawag or carpet-bagger'
we know not which, has brought suit
against the Norfolk Vrginian for libel,
laying his damages at twenty thousand dol
lars BUTTs will realize before he shall
get through with this suit that it is much
easier to get damages" than money out
Of newspaper. so
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-03

A CONSISTENT PATRIoT.-JoHN 5. CAR
LILLE is stumping West Virginia for GRANT.
The first time we ever saw CARLELE, we
heard him make an argument in favor Of
the right of State to secede from the
Union .. f..'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-03

TNDELLIBLE.-0nr receipt Of sixty cents
a win send by mali TO any part OF she country,
81 cureiy put up In 4 box, u NAME-PLATE, brush,
and iMdellible Ink, fer MARKING LINEN the
Ink warrant NOT 20 fade.
cents. Apply at c. BELLESOT'S
Brand cutting Establishment
au 3l-3m liio Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-03
Of a newspape

UNDERWOOD denies that he has appealed
to Secretary ScHoFIELD to turn out the
judges in Virginia. But didn't he try to
have Judge THOMAS removed? We think
it likely that he cares nothing for the
Judges who are distant from him.