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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-09

FRESH GARDEN sEED.-The attention OF the
readers of this mornings CRESCENT is psrtieu-
larry referred to the advertisement of Mr.. H.
Hafner, dealer in seeds, los st. Charles street.
He Is just now in receipt of large invoice Of
the growth of 1865, and this being most favor.
able season for planting, takes this method of in
forming his patrons and the public generally that
be is prepared to furnish in any quantity all kinds
Of the best seed suitable to the season. Mr.. H.
is ore of the Oldest dealers in the business, and
what he says may be strictly relied upon. See
bis advertisement in another column.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-09

"ILBERT HAsTTSGs.n-We insert with much
pleasure the following extract of letter, (which
has been placed at our disposal) from q distin.
gushed scholar at the North, touching the merits
of Albert Hastings" by our esteemed towns
woman, Mrs. Whitaker:
ALBERT Hastings has held my attention very
closely. The character of the hero Is admirably
developed, and the lights and shades which are
thrown over the principal characters In the story
ndividualize them so distinctly that in this fact
mark the genius of the author. think she in
dulges OyeTmuch in her descriptive passages l
mean not only Of natural scenery or Of cultivated
grounds but Of personal appearance, and even of
costume. There is perhaps too little play left to
the Imagination in all these matters, which will
often FL up very richly, and with more conscious
satisfaction, the fainter outlines, the less finished
picture the half discovered beauties, by what the
genius Of the author after ell suggests.
The incidents of the narrative seem 10 me cap
italy adjusted and there are scenes the pathos and
tenderness OF which entirely oveTpoWered me.
The writer of sach lines as Evening in the West
surely might have found room for more Of such
beautiful poetry as is evidently st her command,
ard should be encouraged to string her Tyre for
other strains hereafter.
But / dare not enter into any criticism of
such a work. To say that it interested me pro-
foundry, is the least ought TO say. To analyze
and try it by the great rules of art, ia really be-
yODd my power.
/ DO bot think the eutand-slash criticisms OF
the Round Table can effect either the sale or req
utstion Of the volume. Very little credit il Civ Ell
here to its diCtd its oTitigues, as they are re
gaTded as very one sided and prejudiced, AM
Mrs. Whitaker can well afford to abide the Crdea
Of faireT tribunas.n
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FROM HAVANA.
The Row In Hayu and 1t. Domingo.

HAVANA, August 6.-Salnave still holds out and
is reported to be gaining ground in the interior.
The Cacos hold GOave lie Grand and Jscmel; the
lighthouse at the latter port has been fortified.
The Cacos are committing all sorts Of atrocities.
Eleven prominent citizens of Hayt, who had
taken refuge in the American and British consul
lates were sent into Punishment. At the instance
OF President Baez of 81. Domingo, Salnave had
declared Jacmel in q state of blockade, as well as
Mirayone and 81. Mari. Gen. Hector has found
IL impossible to return to Port an Prince. The
Cacos captured q gunboat, which they lost in De-
rember last.
The rebels were but mile from Port an Prince.
They repulsed Salnaye's troops in an attack made
against their position. They lost however, 30
prisoners, who were taken TO the capital. The
losses on both sides, in the engagements near
Gosve, were severe.
ST. Domingo sdvices state that at Sybo Csbrsls
forces defeated those Of Bsez, commanded By
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-09

TIE CHARTER oAE COOKING SnovE.-Uhen tina
eye of the housekseper falls upon this stove fesk
logs Of congrataaion naturally arise, and the re-.
Election that she is blest in tae possession Of Oh
is a consolation indeed. For the information Of
those interested we would here state the fact nat
Messrs. Rice Brothers & Co., dealers in haTaw are
cutlery, stoves and house furnishing goods. 81 yand
81 Camp street, and Ss5 Magazine street. 1 e lust
in receipt of new invoice of these stSp "a. and
they are selling them at very reduced prices.
Nov is the time TO buy TO an advantage
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-09

An old man named Samuel was aburne, who
during the patriot war Of 1887, was banished for
life 70 Van Dieman's Land by The Canadian goT-
eminent. arrived 10 Buffalo the ob er day in search
OF his relatives, who live iD MT neighborhood.
The old man was pitiable Oh, eet, being clothed
native Of Hartford, Connecp cut, bat went to Can
ada in 1885, and having taken part In the patriot
war in 1897, was bsnisheHi 20 Van Dieman's Land
for life. At the time Of his Punishment he was
twenty-five years of age. Two or three years
ago Queen Victorie issued proclamation liberia
ting the surviving prisoners, but no provision was
made TO enable the unfortunate msn 70 reach their
native land. This old man, for two years after hia
liberation, worked for ten cents day 70 raise
money ep ough 10 bring him 10 this country,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-09

INTERESTING TO GAKDESERs.-Mr. E. r. ySgin,
dealer in seed lO4 Graver street, being 10 receipt
of fresh arrivals Of garden seed, ANNOUNCES in
our advertising columns that be now has- one Of
the most complete sssortments in the South.
These seed are Of the growth Of 1858, and COM
prise every variety adapted to the season. Mr. .
Virgin is large dealer, and will from this time
hence be in constant receipt Of fresh supplies fOr
the fall and spring seasons. Now 10 the time for
fall planting, and parties interested will fad II to
their interest to give him call. See adysflise-.
ment.
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST PASS, Aug. S-12 M.-Barometer
1850; wind light, N. w. and light. Arrived
steamship Guysne, Hende, from Havana, to v.
PeTrillist. No departures. Fl"
SOUTBwRsT Pass, Aug. So P. M.-Barometer
1880. Wind northwest and light. No arrivals.
Sailed: Steamship |. @. Harris. On the bar,
outward bound Ship Sorrento.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-09

THE wEArHER.-we have had rather wet
and cool July, and we very much believe that we
shall have rather warm weather for the balance
of the summer months. To keep cool, therefore.
il the paramount duty Of all good citizens, and
we know of no better recipe for that purpose
than a visit TO Moodyis, where you can get six
celebrated champion shirts for 8 cool nine dollars,
Verb. sap, etc.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-09

If the third of six were three, what would
the fourth of twenty be? Foolish as this
problem seems, yet an answer can, by analy-
sis, be found for it. The solution is seven
and a half
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-09

It will be seen by the announcement Of Mr..
Gardner that Mr.. J. d. Knox, well known to
our business men, has been engaged by him to
canvass the First and Fourth Districts for his
forthcoming Directory. We Congratulate Mr..
Gardner upon the acquisition Of 80 efficient can.
yasser as Mr., J. d. Knox.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-09
RIVER NEWS.

vIcKsBuRG, Aug. 8.-Passed down: Gov. Allen
at III A. NJ. River falling slowly.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 6.-Riyer falling.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. g. Weather warm. cloudv.
River rising, with five feet six inches in the canal
by the mark.
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FROM EUROPE.
Mr.. Davis Chee-ed In LivespooI-Massaere
at q Freneh Trading Il &C.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. s-Noon.-Mr. Davis was on
'Change yesterday, and was loudly cheered
LONDON, Aug. S.-Twenty-fye men were mas.
sacred at q French trading post, near the frontier
of Cochin China, by the Arain rebels. The French
subsequently recaptured the position and dis.
narsed the rahala
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-09

In auction columns see advertisements OF Chss.
7. Nash for large sale OF sundries. furniture and
silver plated ware tomorrow, at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
at his mart. Also read bis card in same column.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
Death OF a New York Miuisnaire-Gen
Bals las Funeral.

INV YORK, July s.-Edwin A. Stevens, mil.
lioDaire Of Hoboken, died in Paris yesterday.
The city officials and an immense concourse of
citizens followed the remains of Gen. Halpine to
the cemetery.
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Sural Sntellisente.
YESTERDAY was delightful day. The heavens

That God sions Nas 30 ~ ~ ILL.,, ~ G ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-05
PETERSBURG LETTER.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
In;tiatory Measures for SNIP oana'c 9, = ~
lar I.a,on--Large additions TO me eooS q
Ts;nDcTGnce.
prryRspuRG. November 3, 1868.

PETERSBURG, November ), 1000. :,
At the meeting of the Common Councll
last evening the subject of o ship canal 70
connect tho city with deep water occupleo
a prominent place in their discussions. II
was finally disposed Of by the adoption OF 8
sor;es ~ resolutions offered by Mr.. .. Baker
Ra;ue and the appointment OF commlttee
of r;ne nersons--hve councilmen ana Tour
o;,;,nnsrwho arc authorized to employ q
snn,mo.e,t en9ineer and assistants to sur
~, tbe ground and report an estimate OF
ny oost Of such work. The initial steps
hars now been fairly taken, and we may
hope that the scheme Will grow IN favor
until it is resolutely undertaken.
For years past Poplar Lawn has been
,nrned out and made common. 1t ii
gratifying to be able to report at last that il
Is about to be put under substantial en-
closure. 1t is capable of being made beau
,iful place, and it is hoped the day is mo-
distant when it will be improved BY thu
hand of an artist, like the public grounds
of other cities, and protected from depre'
dation in the same manner. :.
The meeting of the Grand DIVISION OF
Sons of Temperance in this city last wees
has been productive Of good fruits even a.
this early day. The day after their ad,
;nnrnment nine new members were receives
;o,n the Order, and fifteen applications for
aim aim ;ssion were presented. This looks en-
conraging. There are three Orders here
boving the same great object in view
namely, The Sons, the Friends, and the
Rechabites. They work harmoniousiy IN
the same field, and are doubtless doing
much good.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-05
By Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer,
Office No. 1877 Main street.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF VOEGLER'S
IA SPRING DISTILLERY.-By virtue of an
order OF tn. District Court Of the United States for
the district of Virginia In the matter OF yer Cohn
4 bankrupt, shall proceed TO sell at public auc-
ton, at yoegler's Spring about two miles from
tile city OF Richmond. On MONDAY, November Q,
1865 at O'Clock I. NJ, the DISTILLERY Lately
owned by Niger CohT. with all FIXTURES and
IMPLEMENTS. consisting, In part of
! COPPER STILL KETTLE OF the capacity
of $50 gallons
A COPPER DOUBLER and LARGE COP
PER WORN
PREVENTING TUBS,
6YEAST TUBS,
YEAST KETTLES,
PLATFORM SCALES.
l STEAM-ENGIEE and BOILER of ten-horse
power.
STEAM-ENGINE and BOILER Of eight
horse power
with every other fixture and appliance necessary
to a complete distulery. There are all necessary
buildings, and an unfailing supply Of water and
watcr-powcr. he buildings are upon leased land
but the landlord will let the land u the purchaser
for one or any number OF years at reasonable
rent.
TERMS !: One-thrd cash the balance I'm two
equal payments at sixty and ninety days for nego-
liable notes satisfactorily endorsed.
G. G. GRISWOLD,
Assignee Of Nyer Cohen.
Sale conducted by THOMAS w. KEEsEE, Auc-
tioneer. no
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pYEHNG AND SECURING.

ESTABLISHED IN 186G-L. LINEE-
E1I MANS FANCY STEAM DTEING. SCOUR-
ING, and PRINTING ESTABLIgaMENT, 42e
BROAD STREET BETWEEN FOURTH and
FIFTH RICHMOND, yA.-Ladies' dresses,
shswls cloaks, and sacques dyed in any colofs de-
sired cleaned In tfe very oeSt and neaiest man:
Tarr.nted to Five sSS1sGcbon. 1have also eatab-
lisbed d printing department. and gin prnf laales'
SIZE, meyin6s popltus, qelaises, aud alpaca
dresses. Gall and see sampfeS OF my gtmtng
Practical Dyer, Sconrer and Cleaner;
P. s.-Persons residing II distance Eom the
them returned again iRthe same way 1t short no.
ica- Az a-sD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-05
BY Lee K Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
No llr7 MaIn street,

VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BRICK
v DWELLING, ON SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN
STREET SECOND DOOR EAST OF JEFFER-
SON STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTION ON
MONDAY, eth Instant on the premises. Will sell
ut public auction. ut a.! o clock Z. n. that VERY
DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING. two stories
above basement. containing elercn rooms, brick
kitchen With two rooms: stable carriage and
wood and coal-housos; located AS above described.
The entire premises are in thorough order, with
gas through the house, and water in the yard.
The lot fronts % feet on Main street and has .
depth of l55 feet to an alley 90 feet wide.
TEENS: One-fourth cash; residue Mt O. IL. and
Is months for negotiable notes with interest added,
and trust deed TO secure deferred payments.
JAMES MOORE. Trustee
for Mrs. r. A. Woodward.
Sal" conducted by LEE & GoDDtT, Auctioneers.
nO4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-05
BY Grubbs l. Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUA

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUA-
WEST CORNER OF MAIN AND TWELFTH
STREETS.-By virtue OF deed of trust from
Alexander Dnyal and George G. Enail. trustees
day of May. 1868 and duly recorded, we shall, OH
FRIDAY the 9th day Of November next. at l.
O'Clock NJ. If fair If not, then on the next fair day
thereafter (Sunday excepted at tho same hour,
sell by auction that valuable PARE Ell OF
GROUND, situated IN the city Of Richmond at
the corner of Main and Twelfth streets, contained
within the following metes and bounds.yiz,
at its intersection with Twelfth street thence
ming on the said Tive 18th street sonhwardy sS feet
to an alley feet wide, thence along the said alley
westwardy % feet to the dividing line between the
said parcel ground and the parcel OF ground ad-
Joining the same, to&aed by James Thomas, Jr., J
thence northwardly along the said dividing line 10
the said IL Main stree. ss feet and thence along
The southern line or said street 80 feet the point
beginning together with the building and i'm prove
mentS Oh Lhe same. .1s-
The building is new and handsome. four stories
is occupied by Mr.. John II. Montague and others.
THE TERMS or SALE ARE: Cash for II sum sutt-
Client TO defray expenses or sale and TO pay OF a
bond for %, ooo with interest from sth May 1905;
credit utill 9Th May 1852 IS 10 g. 600, with Interest
from sth May 1886: q credit until eth November,
1889 as to a. 6O6 with interest from 9Th May, 1888
credit until ss s May io credit a. GGd s M mite
1871 as to So Oo0 With interest from sh May, 1856
and the residue upon terms 20 ae announced at the
time Of the sale. The credit payments will he for
negotiable notes. all To bear interest from the day
of SALE and be secured by a deed Of trust upon the
premises Aforesaid.
II the terms OF sale are not complied with within
five days after the sale, the undersigned reserve
chaser In default.
JOHN WIcKaAM, Trustees.
W. A. MAURY, A'4''0s''.
GRUBBS WILLIAMS, Auctloneers,
- t-N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-05
BY Grubbs & Williams, Auct!oneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets

THE HANDSOME BRICK RESIDENCE,
4 No. 4o2 ON THE WEST SIDE UF.TWFLFTH
STREET BETWEEN MARSHALL AND CLAY
STREETS, NOW OCCUPIED BY Il. II.
SMITH, ESQ. will be sold 1T auction upon the
premises. on MONDAY, 22d November. at half
past o. clock 2. NJ.
1t has ten rooms, with hot and cold baths and
all the conveniences water and gas throughout ::
also kitchen with four rooms.
The LOT is 81 by 100 feet to alley 90 feet wide,
The neghborhood Is very select, and very desira-
bic for business or prof ssional persons, being
within few minutes walk of the principal busi-
ness parts of the city.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at six,
twelve. and eighteen months, with interest paya-
BILE semi-annually, and secured By deed If trust.
GRIfBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
no 5-7,91L Is la 90, &tds Auctloneers.
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.AuGTEON SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
BY A. c. Pull1am, Auc.ioneer.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
il REAL ESTATE ON THE EAST SIDE OF
FIFTH STREET BETWEEN BYRD AND THE
CANAL, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, FOR
SALE At AUCT1ON.-By virtue OF deed OF
trust executed By Robert |. Fleming, Edward X.
Hopkins and SaIiic r. Hopkins his wife. shall
on THURSDAY the 18th day Of November instant,
1898 proceed to sell st public auction, on the pre-
misses, a. O'Clock p. NJ, those two certain LOTS
OF LAND living In the city of Richmond on the
east side Of Fifth street bciween Byrd street and
the canal, fronting on Fifth street together forty
FIVE t45) feet, and running back to ailey, and de-
signated as lots Nos / and 2, on the plan annexed
to and recorded With deed from William n Tins
ley and wife 10 Faulkner, Darlington Il Co.
Terms: Made known at sale.
WILLIAM I. CLOPToN, Trustee.
A. G. PCLLIASf, Auctioneer. " = no 3-tds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-05
BY Grubbs &c Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank,

TINE FRAMED COTTAGE AT THE
1 NORTHWEST CORNER OF MAYO
STREET AND CYPRESS ALLEY WILL BE
SOLD AT AUCTION, UPON THE PREMISES.
on TUESDAY. 10TH NOVEMBER AT HALF
PAST4 O'CLOCK, 2. Mt has four rooms with
frc-places. besides the garnet and kitchen also
water and gas and Is rented for twenty dollars per
month. The situation Is central and very conye-
nient to business, and the property Is desirable as
an investment.
TERMS One-third cash balance st four and
eight months, with Interest.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
no Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-05
By Lyme & Brother,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
1882 Main street.

THREE VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING
4 LOTS ON TWENTY-FIGHTH BETWEEN
CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS. CHURCH HILL,
FOR SALE AT ltUCTION.-Will be sold at pub
lie auction on FRIDAY the 5l day Of November.
1853 ut O'Clock =. NJ. on the premises. three
very valuable LOTS. located as described 'front.'
ing on the east side of Twcnty-eeh.h street 80 by
l25 feet each. 30 m alley Il feet wide.
Immediately after same. Will be sold = FRAME
TOBACCO FACTORY. fronting on an alley Re
tween Clay and Marshall streets 33iby IS feet the
purchaser to have the use OF lot for three wears
free II rent. LYME & BROTHER,
nOi .'-H kuctlOreers,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-05

D1CHMOED AND DAEELLLE RAIL.
- b = J. = -SUhMEE sCHEDULE.-oa ard
after TUESDAY,, Aprn 81, $50, tie passengs.
trains on ttl9 road viii run rs I0iiCv5:
Gotyo WEsT.-Thr0uph atGu 1Tuta.-I.aavci
Richmond daiiy al T:i5 a. III, leaves p4.tlle
catly ut ar +. Il. connecting Mt Bur. si., tiA
the Southade road for Earulyllte. Lynchh1rg ID
al stst!oE! or the Virginia ana Tennessee rail-.
road, Knoxville, Nashville, Memphis, &C., r,ga.;
Louisville, Columbus, &c, KY; Huntsville, ~.
catur, &c, Ala. Gorinth, Grand Junction |icu.
burg, &C., Miss; New Orleans, &C., ana n Green.
bOro' with North Carolina railroad fcr Chariot.
Columbus Charleston, augusta, Savannah Nae65,
Columbus, Atlantis, &C., Ga, Montgomery, no.
bile, New Orleans, SC.
CONG EA5T.-Tbroush Hail Trn;u.-ie&ysi
Greensboro daily At $50 \. Il. : !e4T.s Ds-yi.t
daily II $3.50 A. II. connects ri Burkeyile WITH IA:
Sauthside train from Lyncnburg Tor Pe;ersDoTh
&c.
Through tickets can be procured 81 the .icfd
ofices In Richmond and Dany1lle TO all imporani
points South and Southwest, and al Greensboro
and DanvtlIe TO all points North, East, and Wei
THOMAS DODAEEhD
apss Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-05
By 2. Bowman, Auctioneer.

By z. Bowman, Auctioneer.
TXTRA LARGE AND IMPORTANT
u CATALOGUE SALE.-On TUESDAY, No.
vember 10Th, commencing at 10 o'clock, will sell
at my warehouse. 1911 Main street, the large /
most desirable, and attractive line of mERCHAN.
Disc which ever has been offered for sale In this
city The stock comprises fresh line Of DRY
GOODS adapted for the fall and winter trade, con-
Sisting IN part OF
BIEACHtD and ITNBLEACHED COTTON,
DOMESTIC GtHGHAMS, ~
io.4 BLEACHED and BROWN SHEETINGs,
a < FLANNELs,
ASS0RTED PRINTS
sATINETs. CAssIMEREs, and BROAD
HoHsERY' HANDKERcH1EEs. GLOVES.
SHIRTS and DRAWERS, HOOP SKIRTS;
and an innumerable amount Of other articles be.
longing to the dry goods line.
ALSO
500 cases ROOTS end SHOES, for mems, ladies'.
misses, and children's wear, in great va
rirty Of style, size, and quality. These are
shipped direct from the Boston market, and
suited for the season.
500 cases FUR and Wool HATS for mems,
boys, and chiliren's wear.
A very large and attractive stock or READY
MADE CLOTHING, for mems and boys
wear, suited TO the season.
A very large invoice Of FANCY GOODS and NO
TIONS, by order OF 4 frst-clasS New ORR
importing house.
= The attention of the trade is particularly In
attractiveneas and Importance cannot be repeated
again this season. The goods are all fresh ana
scasonable. and will be sold without reserve.
Catalogues ready on day before sale.
TERMS All sums under 800. cash: over Slo'
and under $500, sixty days: over that amount,
ninety days credit for approved endorsed notes
z. BOWMAN,
no4 Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
VALUABLE LOT IN ASHLAND FOR
Y sALE.-Will be sold at public auction, or
FRIDAY the 9Th November next i ONE-ACRE
LOT with COMFORTABLE HOUSE OF TIVE
rooms, fronting the railroad, situated between thu
lands or Mr.. henry Saunders and Key. Mr. Ben
mott. ....
TERMS One-halr cash /; balance at six months
Can be bought privately. Apply to
HENRY SAUNDERS,
oc a0-et* .t@. Ashland.
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tI El rggEas1 rssFsrgsS.7I
Easl ssss
xsI INTER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AND ,,PEThasBURG RAILROAI," " y
trains over this wtl be run az foa,ls the
Leave hichnond At A.. H. ard 7:s5 p, II
Leays petersburg al Io:2s A. b. and s.,0 !, y,
aeCOonnoDhTlOE TRAIN, with pas.ao ~.
car attacnfd, will leave Richmond daiiy a.
~. anu retersbnrs daily at $40 A. III. IsDbS.r:
The : A: NJ. train viii no. leave RlchrnonGo, o.
burg on Sundays. - - < tEf5-
Passengers Tor Norfolk will take tho ,.,sp ;.
train, running through daily -'"S T. ".
Fare 70 Norfolk Il. Baggage checked Ia.
The passenger coach attached 10 III, III 1ngh.
WIZ leave Clover Hi alta 81, and gg 1ftaia
leave Richinond at 2;t0 L. NJ. on Tucsfars Ping
days, and Saturdays. 4. H. iIir I,hGfS.
nos Engineer Ard Gn.t Jill,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-05
BY Grubbs Il Williams, Auctloneers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

VTERY VALUABLE LITTLE MARKET
y'.FARM OF EIGHT ACRES, MD BRIuh
DWELLING, FOR SALE AT AUCTl0N;1T-,M.e
DAY the 5th of November, at q o'clock Z. NJ me
very valuable little MARKET FARM containing
FIGHT ACRES situated on the Meadow6ridet
road near the corporate limits, adjoining Richard
Moore and Mr.. Reinhardt. The land has been
cultivated rs garden. Is well enclosed win new
fence and Is very productive. The improvements
are a brick dwelling with six rooms, small brick
house with two rooms. and frame house with two
rooms There are some choice fruit and grapes.
TERMS At sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
M q Auctioneers