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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-24

IA WEST 18TH ST., REAR.-A YOUNG WOMAN AS
L L cook, washer and do general house.
WorS; good reference from her last place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-24

Q16 EAST s3D ST.. SECOND FLOOR, FRONT
DIO room.-A RESP ecabe girl to cook and iron in
! small family: pest city reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-24

90 WEST 10TH ST., BETWEEN HUDSON AND
~ Bleecker sts.--Iwo young girls; cook the
eher as chambermad and waitress; best city reference
Cal for two DAYS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-24

90 FAST eth STA MIDDLE AGED WOMAN AS
- ~ aundFoss and plain cook would short distance
n the country; salary moderate; good reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-24

OF FAST nth ST.. IN THE sTORE.--As COOK
perfectly understands her business best city refer
lnce II required.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-17

The usefulness of small birds as destroy
ers Of insects is thoroughly recognized by
the Saxon Government, as is shown by a
curious scene witnessed a few weeks ago on
the market-place at Dresden. A body of
police suddenly made theirappearance and,
for sale and released their inmates. A de-
cree has also been issued forbidding, under
penalty Of fine, the killing or trapping Of
these useful songsters, and containing espe-
cially severe regulations with regard to bird
nesting. In France, notwithstanding allthe
efforts of Government, the slaughter still
continues. At rook-shooting party re-
Gently in the Bouis de Bologne no less than
five thousand Of these useful birds were de-
stroyed, though at the very time the trees
were swarlning with caperpillars. ...
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= -.
INHE RICHMOND GYMNASIUM.

LATE ne subscriber would respectfully inform the
an others DESTROYS OF awaiting Themselves o rho
neh , 10 be derived from those exercises for.
TN. co TINS lnstttatfon * SO admirably adanteJ
.tst ,hIying purchased the same from the ISte
nsc Nh ], win he In complete readiness fo.
syinr ana after JUNE 18th at O'Clock L. n
IN Thorough order 1t is hoped that fuii ma
TS!h y VIII readily be Obtained -. 'asni-
the orlinsI" a l"f mem6ership, which are Gar below
For For ADULTS @,,, per month, ONE DOLLAR,
month, fiFTY" H WFrTsat Aieep years OF age per
ccntsa qF lnsia 10 be open daily tsuud,ys -,
-. oeL'Ssp lfom O'Clock l.. " 10 o,eiocr : sH-
" ~'''A ; NJ" y ."'clnek 4. NJ. - :
Cards =, VI LLIaM NJ. LEDLEY. .
Eighth street. ~ " '"'"'.'ea at NO: &
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-17
By P. Bowman, Auctioneer.

SPECIAL AND ATTRACTIVE Gaia
~ LOGUE SALE.-On TUESDAY, June the
22d commencing at 10 O'Clock, / win sell at my
wareroom l2l1 Main street, very large and dcsi-
rable line OF MERCHANDISE, comprising In
part, fNG@ ssEr
A general assortment of FOREIGN AND no
MESTIC FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
suitable for the season; a-.s,s ..s~
! a very large and attractive line Of READY
MADE CLOTHING, embracing full assortment
OF LINEN SUITS for mems and boys wear. ..
Also, large variety of MEMS and YOUTHS
COATS, PANTS, VESTS, and SUITS in heavy
and light materials, suitable for the season. A..
500 cases BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS, and
BALMORALS, for mems, women's, boys, and
chidren's wear, in large variety of size and quail
ity, and consigned by the largest eastern boot and
shoe manufacturers. 49, e.... .a...rfss.. +.
Also, 100 cases FUR and WOOL HATS, for
mems and boys wear, including the latest styles
with large and attractive invoice Of e. .,
6 s.E.. r..r as. STRAW GOODS. ...... Z. .....-..
The attendance of the trade Is most earnestly
solicited to this sale, the attention of buyers
Will be amply repaid. The goods are fresh and
seasonable, and will be sold without reserve.
Terms III sums under 800, cash from 800 to
$780, sixty days; above that amount, ninety days
credit for approved endorsed paper. .fr-.s.s,.e.
"A LUNCH will be served on day of sale. s-.
P. BOWMAN,
r...s-.t- Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
jes-Tu, Tbs ii, Tutd
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RELIEF ASSOCIATIONS.
ID ELIEF FOR THE SICK!

10 n - - ------ ~
How often does 1t happen that whole family
Is brought 10 the point of misery through sickness
of their proyider,-the husband and the lather-hc
being unable In such state to labor for the
Of support, and they, being too proud to ask for
assistance in time, are exhausting all their little
means for medicines and doctors fees, and AT
last there is nothing remaining but utter despond-
An this can be avoided by. paying In good times
small amount to the fund of the SOUTHERN
MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSO CIAT1ON for
the relief Of the sick. @. ...'
Every sick member receives, by paying g.. SO
half annually, &C every week when sick: or by
paying Us, $40 every week, no matter whether the
disease Is derived from accident or any other
The premiums are put so low rs to enable even
the poorest man to join this benevolent association
want. .#@#'t ~ :
Information can be received at the Office Of the
company, $40 Broad street.
Agents for all parts OF the country arc wanted.
pDsikkECT1Rs: William Wildt President; A.
.b3cSeker, treasurer John II. Pein, Secretary. ''
I .t John Purcell; James Miller, cashier
% me Union Savings Bank; S. NJ. Roscnbaum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-17

SCARCITY OF GRAIN IN RUssIA.-Letlers
from the Baltic ports contain the very ln-
portant news that the Russian government
has entered the grain markets of Germany
as a purchaser of cereals. AS Russia Is one
of the largest grain-supplying countries OF
the world. furnishing England more than
that country obtains from all other sources,
including the United States, its appearance
as purchaser of grain is the more extra
ordinary. 1t is not, however, entirely I'M
prccedcnted. Last year the Russians were
compelled to buy grain in the central Euro
pean markets.
This exceptional condition of affairs cam
not be attributed to defective haryestS or
short crops. So far as these were concerned
the last couple of Russian harvests were all
that could be desired. But the trouble
arises from the emancipation Of the pea
santry. The population having been rem
dcred Independent, proprietors no longer
work on the great estates the surplus pro-
ducc of which rendered Russia the granary
of Europe. The number Of these propric-
tors is rapidly increasing under the land
laws, and these persons, now their own
masters, cultivate only enough corn for the
supply of their own personal wants, and
frequently not even enough. The conse-
qllcncc is that the area of grain sown in
Russia is gradually decreasing. Provinces
which formerly exported vast quantities of
grain, for several years past have been
obliged to import corn in order to make UP
for deficiencies. To provide against the
consequences of the improvidcnce of the
newly emancipatcd serfs, the Government
is now obliged TO store immense quantities
Of grain for the use of the population of the,
rich grain districts Of the empire. .,i
This condition of affairs in Russia must
exercise some apIreciable influence upon
the American breadStutlS trade. England
will be cut off from portion of the sup
plies formerly obtained from Russia, and
must look to the United States to supply
the deficiency. This can hardly fail to i'm
part renewed activity to. our exports of
hrcadstuds, and may possibly cause firm
ness, if not an advance, iii priees.-Neso
York Commercial Advertiser. III - L.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-17
By wellington Goddin, 4.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE ON BROOK: TuRNPIhE,
ABOUT THREE AND A HALE MILES NORTH
OF RICHMOND.@By virtue Of decree OF the
circuit Court Of Henrico county pronounced on
the 5t day of May 1869, and as trustee In deed OF
trust from John Kessnlck, trustee for Catharine
Dickman, dated May 1867. and recorded IN the
county court of Hcnrico, shall, on SAIpfDAl
the 28th day OF June, 1885, ut O'Clock II MI sell NJ
public auction, on the premises; the REAL Els.
TATE conveyed In said ds,aa being lot or parcel
of LAND containing between FIVE. AND SIX
ACRES, affiliated on the Brook turnpike, In Hen
ricb Eoilnty about three and half miles from
Richmond, and adjoining the lands OF Messrs.
John Stewart, James T. Redd, and others. The
property has on 1t a good FRAME DWELLlNGe
HOUSE, STABLE, and KITCHEN, and Is In a
good neighborhood. = -'
TERMS Cash rs to n sufficient sum TO defray
the costs and expensas Of sale and to pay off the
sum of Sia5.5i, with interest from May y, 1867,
subject to a credit of $50 paid In 1858, and also
for cash as to the interest on $lo5.3l from May -
1857 as to the residue, the purchascF is to give
bond for the payment Of 1851 to Lucy Allen
Kcrsey on her attaining lawful age, unless sooner
directed by the court, and for the payment OF the
interest on that sum annually during her minority.
The bond to be secured by a deed of trnst on the
As TO any surplus, upon such terms rs
the said Kcssnick or his assigns, having authority
to do so, shall prescribe; and In default of such
direction, as to the said trustee may seem proper
10 1s - ~ John Il. MORDECAI. Trustee,
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
Political Speaking An TenneHsec.,'-
Andrew johnson ut Clevclanu.
: CLEVELAND, TRNN., June T.; -

CLEVELAND, TRSN., June -, - roo ti,is
Ex-president johnson arflveu ~ ~ ;,n;.
mornings train In order TO ansMei ,h h NJ,
tation from the people to adnIesS Ha.,,,;th y.
tho ,,oi,tirol issues OF the day. Nos"i ~.
s.or, 5;,,o .fa hItsy season, aS farmers arc pe,
Inning to harvest their Wiieas, ~ SesiU 80
WAS in attendance, including tne laules, pc
bohlr amounting to two thousa,lu IE' S suns'
H. ,;as preceded in few remarks Dy Heha ~
, ,,c T",, }rr. who spoke freely In defence OF
.L h1 ,rcat Conservative measures OF the day
mad in opposition to Radicalisln.
"'' Tho chief points in the eN-President
,,aanb which was over two hours III
18th were the different issues OF pohtical
,,aTi;es now from what they were ten years
a,, Now the question was for CONSTITUTION
- M Constitution. He pointed TO where
the country was drifting as influenced =!
tho nn,ycr oftbe bond-holders, quoting from
The T,uper7al,a to show their pecuiiar oer
s;rcs for monarchial government.
As for himself, he said his race was aiinos }.
run: he had no political amblaon, pun qua ~
with q true government, and hi. OWL, name
,;nd;rate6 among those with whom he eS-
pecfed to live and die.
He then defined the true nature oil re-
,nslican goyernment--how far we nave
straycd from its first rrincIpies-now con,
stitntional powers were usnrped Dy an
nmninotent Congress overriding boih 1he
Executive and the Supreme Court.
lie defended at large, and maintained tne
honesty and soundneSs of, his own poIitlcai
measures and his political course. ae ae-
nrccated the abolition of slavery, as 1t was
n rand conserving element in our govern
ment. and tended to preserve the constltu,,
tional principlcsfar better than the moncyeo
bonds which now have taken its place. :,
Earnestly he implored one and all to rally
round the Constitution Of our country, to
steady its great principles, and endeavor to
bring back our country, before too late. 10
its primary form and to bring to justice
those public criminals who have abused the
sacred trust committed to them by de-
ceived people.
Mr. johnson is in fine spirits, good health,
and is anxious to devote his influence and
time to the recovery Of our once happy
land.
Acting Governor Senter and General
Stokes, both members Of the split Radical
party and candidates for Governor, spoke
here yesterday to small gathering of peo1-
pie From their virulcnt abuse OF each
other it was hard to tell which was the most
unfit for the Governorship. There is some
talk of bringing out third candidate.
KEN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-17
BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctionecrs,
TIavoptb strcet hetyynrn Main and Rink

TRUSTEES SALE OF A B r I G X
Il DWELLIN e. AT THE NORTHEAST
CORNER OF CLAY AND HANCOCK STREETS
AT AUCTION virfuc Of n dcsd OF trust exc
cutcd BY Dudley Gilman to the subscriber, dated
3Gth of October, 1867, and recorded In Richmond
holder of the notes secured, will self ut auction
upon the premises, on TUESDAY, 22d june at 8
O'Clock p NJ, If fair. If not then the next fair
day thereafter ut the same hour, the BRICK
DWELLING and LOT situated as above. 1t Is
nearly and has six rooms. The lot is 80 by 100
feet to an alley ten feet wide. ..ra --. s IS
TERMS Sufficient in cash to pay the balance Of
the debt secured with expenses of sale tsay about
$2Oo) the balance upon terms TO be made known at
the time of sale. r.- 2. w. GRUBBS, Trustee.
+ GRCBBS e WILLIAMS Auctioncers. jc II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-17
BY Lee & GoHdiD, Auetloiictrs,
-. - Mt. r,Ar.nnt -

MEAT TWO-STORY FRAME DWELL
IN ING, ON HARVIE STREET NEAR VAR
SAW, THE RESIDENCE OF J. II. GILAIER-
ESQ. FOR SALE AT. AUCTIoN.-On MON
DAY elst of June at 81 o'clock Z. NJ, on the pre-
misses, we Will sell that desirable FRAME Dwell
besides kitchen; &C., located as described above,
with lot fronting Harvie street 60 feet by about
It's feet deep. On the premises Is well Of excel
lent water. .r E.i..,..-
If deemed best thirty feet win be allotted to The
house and thirty feet sold separately as building
lot.
TERAS: ;One-fourth cash; balance ut six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. Interest
added, and secured by Il trust deed.
= #lIst r. LEE 4 GODDIN,
iel7 ~ ts..r s...-..a Er... e-.3 Auctoncers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-17
by Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh. street between Main and Bank.


GALE OF A LARGE AND DESIRA-
> BILE BRICK RESIDENCE AND FIVE
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF MARSHALL STREET Be
TWEEN MADISON AND MONROE STREETS.
BY request Of Mr.. Thomas Barliam, trustee under
the ,will of the late Mrs. Susan Barham, we Will
sell upon the premises, on TUESDAY, I'D day of
June, ut O'Clock p. b., the two very beautiful
BUILDING LOTS situated MS above, and lying
next east OF the residence of the decedent. Each
Of them is 80 by liO feet to m alley sixteen feet
wide. >. '.. ..- r- E g.. r.'
And by request of a. D. Williams, the executor
of the last viii and testament OF said Susan Bar
ham, we win sell Immediately after the above the
RESIDENCE adjoining, occupied by her at the
time Of her death. 1t contains about ten rooms, Is
well arranged, and, with some repair could be
made very desirable residence. With 1t viii be
sold LOT &c by l40 ieetto said alley. .--..
Also three d BUILDING LOTS, fronting together
SO feet, extending from the residence to Monroe
street, and running back 40 feet to an alley.
This property Is worthy the attention Of those
seeking pleasant residence or desirable building
lots, as the neghborhood Is very good and rapidly
improving. ~ e.#".
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS i WILLIAMS,
je Il @.t-t. t"" huctloneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-17
BY James NJ. Taylor, Anctioneer,
Office s2I Main street,
tf,rn,, dr,ni.s hnln,u Snnfsynnd Hotel.

TOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be
sold on MONDAY the. 2Ist OF June, 1869. on
the premises, at 'clocRP. N. two DESIRABLE
FARMS, FIVE miles east Of Richmond, near the
Osborne turnpike. in the county of Henrico, con-
ACRES each. One Is at present owned and occu.
pied by Mr.. James NJ. Gum, and has upon It I fine
THRFE-STORY BRICK DWELL1NG-HOUSE,
with the usual out-huildIngs: about 100 acres are
cleared and The balance In woods. Also, one other
FARM adjoining, containing ONE HUNDRED
is cleared. and the balance in original growth Of
oak and pine timber. There are also on this place
two or three small buildings. This farm lies on
the north side Of James river.
Persons wishing to purchase small farms, with
good land would find 1t to their interest to attend
this sale.
. TERMS Very LIBERAL and will be made known
on the day Of sale.
je 10 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
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AuCTToN sAI1sss..Fnttire Bays.
BY Grubhs & w illiams, AnctioneeFs,s
Eleventh hetseen Main and Bank streets.
,,,p1rsT,E1,E,s SAFE OF THE Farm

t,RrsTEE's SALE OF THE FARM
i KNOWN AS rs m2,.A,,K 81 a IN THE
VILLAGE OF CHESTER, ON THE RICE
MOND AND PETERSBURG .,RaILRoAD;
WITH ONE HUNDRED ACRES, NOTE OK
LESS, AND HANDSOME IMPROVEMENTS,
By virtue of a deed of trust. executed by John
Hewlett to the subscriber as trustee dated 7th
April 1893, and dnly rhcordsd being thereto re-
tion, upon the premises, ION MONDAY, 2sth June,
at 4 O'Clock, the property above described. r
q The deed requires saie for cash, but am a1i-
thorized to state that the terms VIII be one-fourth
cash balance at SIX, twelve, and eighteen months,
with interest and secured by deed OF trust
721Z.' 80 - SO L. r. SPILMAN, Trustee.
GRr1us & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. je17
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The excavations at Herculaneum, under
taken by means OF the DC, 600 francs granted
by King Victor Emmanuel, have led to the
discovery of n large room which must have
served for kitchen. In it was q wooden
clothes press, entirely carbonized; also,
fourteen vases, a candclabrum and a lamp,
all in bronze several vessels in glass and
terra Gotta, small marble statue of a fawn,
and two broken tables-one in marble and
the other in slate. Visitors have been very
numerous Of late to examine these objects.
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REAL Estate FOE SALE.


TOR SALE, FARM seven and a half
Il miles from Richmond, on the. Old Mountain
road, consisting OF lis acresforty acres OF youf
timber good DWELLING Of. four rooms ,
Of corn seven acres Of oats, haf an acre of pota-
toes, and other garden truck. There lisa good mea-
dow; good well of water. Price, BIT per acre.
of"p '''' '''''' "'st' 1''1". JOHN W. KING,
sje ta~2ts4 Ee.a on the premises.
VIRGINIA FARMS FOR SALE PRI-
" vATELY.-Ta am authorized to sell the follow
ny n nfH1RrEEN HUNDRED ACRES NEAR TO
RICHMOND; 200 1ow-grounds. 700 arabic high
land and remainder in wood and timber. Bnild-
ings extensive andfirst-class DWELLING con-
tanning all the modern conYeniences of city resi-
EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES IN sPoTsYL-
VANfA COUNTY, near Fredericksburg and
two-thirds arabic, comprising high and bottom
land; remainder N wood and timber; good
FF FIVE i hT UkDRED ACRES IN YORK
COUNTY. on York river, one and half miles
below Y3rktow1 the larger portion arabic; COM
LIAM COUNTY near thh paihunhdy riverj good
FIVE HnSpkED nSRs ,h PAu9 3oroR
arabic; good and comfortable BUILDINGS.
THREE HUNDRED ACRES IN CHARLOTTE
C0HSTY near PampliGns Depot w9s
extensive and in perfect order; DWELLING
containing twelve rooms. -.-
LAND COUNTY near Cartersville; comfortable
d Two HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES IN
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, on James river, OPP
posIte :" Elk Island az arres fairgrounds ali
arabic: comfortable BUILDINGS.
!. ONE HUNDRED ACRES on JAMES RIVER,
In sight OF Richmond "a part of the "Falls Plan
tation II all arabic buildings new 1.-The DWELL
ING contains most of the convenicnccs found In
r fiIRTY-FIV ACRES IN HENRICO
COUNTY about four. miles from Richmond
a large quantity of fruit trees, vines, &c. COM
Portable building.
All of the foregoing lands are gooG-the larger
portion 6rSt-cLdSS-sItuatcd In desirable Sec
lions and can las well other desirable real estate
in town and country not enumerated In this st he
purchased low. and on favorable terms of payment.
Apply to GEORGE M: DREW Ky,
1914 Main street, next below post-oflcc:
n. B.-If desired, the farm Of three hundred
acres in Charlotte county will be exchanged for
city property. je 7-deod0t&wlt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-17

Bill Arp. of Georgia, recently sent a
debtor the following agreeable nissive: II
:" Dear Sir,-I send you your note for
forty dollars, due eight years ago. / charge
you for four years. interest, which amounts,
in the aggregate, to fifty-nine dollars.
enough to carry this note awhile. g, s...,....,
"Fery truly yours, BILL ARP" r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-17
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auct.oneers,
No. Ills Main street. ...t.-

A NEAT LITTLE BRICK, COTTAGE
"a FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-WiIl be sold at
auction on the premises, on THURSDAY the l7h
instant ut o. clock p. NJ, very neat little BRICK
COTTAGE containing three rooms and lot 'front.'
ing sixteen by ninetyfour feet the west side of
Cherry street. between Cary and Canal streets, and
being the south corner of what Is known as Ford's
row. ~ /. -s..-..a....a.o. .. Is r.5a "a. sa
TERMS One-third cash; balance, six andtwelve
months for negotiable notes bearing interest, and
secured by deed Of trust, . ~ - : .
ie Il RICHARDSON s CO. Auctiorlners.
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.sByA.sC. Puffiam, Ancfi0neer, S3 q r 3
southwest corner Main, and Fourteenth streets
JToIJSE AND LOT, IN THE TOWN
I'LL OF BfANCHESTER, FOR SALE AT AUG.
TION.-By request of oil parties concerned ! VIII
the premises, at o. clock +. Ma if fair, not, on
the next fair day thereafter SUNDAY exceptedl the
on the satith sItle Of fainbridge street. The lot
fronts az feet andruns back 100 feet 10 an alley.
Taxes for 1869 to be paid by che purchaser. -
TERMS Made known atsale.
: :" Hs'r"7 ~ &C. G. BfcRAE, Trustee.
Sale conducted by a. G. PULLIAsf, Alcfioneer.
t.
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GROCERIES,, DC.
THE CONSUMPTION OF GROCERIES

THE CONSUMPTION OF GROCERIES
The people came down In crowd TO the place
Where the Groceries were selling by can and by
case;
And the rush or the buyers, like waves of the sea-
Came up 10 the place where the Groceries be.
Buy your TEA of the
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY,
corner Ninth and Main streets.
For the leaves of the tea shrub both the black and
the green,
The people with greenbacks In hand crowded In;
For the rich Java Coffee, both fragrant and brown,
The buyers came in from all parts of town.
Buy Your PURE COFFEES and SPICES at the
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY,
corner Ninth and Main streets.
And here YOU get Sugar, Molasses, and Flour,
Selling off ut the rate of Il hogshcad an hour:
And fresh Eggs and good Butter, and Groceries In
short
or every conceivable species and sort.
BEST GREEN TEA, 5? BEST JAPAN, Ills;
BEST BLACK Sl.25. All kinds of TEA, from
soc. pound up to above prices, to be purchased
at the
corner Ninth and Main streets.
Goo0d Mackcrc Herring, Molasscs. and Cheese,
The people with woudrous ayidity seize:
White Pepper, and Vinegar, all Of the best,
Are furnished at prices that astonsh the rest.
FANCY GROCERIES;
COFFEE ROASTED DAILY;
SPLENDID STOCK OF SUGARS.
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY,
corner Ninth and Main streets.
jc ls-2tl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-17
BY Thomas w. Kecsce, Auctioneer,
-G-gts No. 1917 Main street, s@

TRUSTEES SALE OF WAGON,
j. MULES, &c.-By virtue Of deed Of ,! d trust
dated 5oth August, 1867, duly recorded In Goocll-
Horse Lot; Council Chamber Hill, on StTUR-
DAY, 26tl June, 1882 at ID o'clock \; NJ, II fair,
CON. eleven MULES, and one MARE. ,...,...
TERMS Cash. NJ,
IaappERsoS Salesman. --aEE ie II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-17
.. BY Wellington Goddin, rs.
AuctIoneer and Real Estate Agent. .

ERAME DWELLING ON THE NORTH
Il SIDE OF BROAD NEAR TO GILMER
STREET Fol, SALE AT AUCTION.-Wil1 be
sold at auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY
the 18th June, 1869, ut s O'Clock z. III. the FRAME
TENEMENT located as above, now in the occu-
pancy of Mr.. Copenhoever, containing four rooms
The lot is 25 by $50 feet to an alley.
TERMS: Onc-third cash; balance at four and
eight months, for negotiable notes. interest added
secured by Z trust deed. W. GODDIN,
je Ii -.. y rM 8 .. Auctionepr.